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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
STATE or CALIFORNIA
County Court,

County Of iiuttt. county NUFI'
NTOW this day it appearing To my satisfaction AZ
" Judge of the County Court. IN aud Tor i'ut,e
County. that the Board If Supervisors M aa0 Tor shd
Comfy did. ON the 2lth day of september. A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and tyslN de"are or"vlli"
Ia be the Count, seal of Butte COMFY from and after
the said Nv Oarlh day of september p d. l-1i
in pursuance ot an act entitled An Act Ia change ana
fix the Comfy seat OF Butte County approved harch
Oh. Sj' IA il further appearing to my satisfaction
that the present buildings il whoh the sad Court has
hccn held. and in which The Records have been Kept
in the town OF BiGwcll. are unsafe rs place oi de
pustory for said Records aud that the same l. liable
Ia dc truCi0E by fire. by reason at their beng con
-ructcd entire ,,f wood. Aud it further appearing
that there s no huianL IN the town oi ''IdweIl SUIT
able for holding the terms Of his Court. and IL safely
keep il, Records from tire other calanu Y. and II
appearing that the town of Oro"r is n Ut place It"
hoiI the terms Oi This Court. and that safe and com
mDdiuus brick building in snid Town has been ten.
dcred the county as county buildings.
It is therefore ordered, al Judged and dPcrecd. that
thc Clerk ei the Comfy Cour. IN ahd tor Butte
County, forthwith his Office and the Records
thereof To orove, in the bnilhing sel"ried by the
said 4oarl ol Supervisors rs County bindings, aud
that hr do and au-at the business of his said office.
Al the town of Druvie. as The County seat OF fuitr
County. And it is further ordered. that the terms of
said Court from and after The said twenty fourth day
Of september. y lSjG, be held at the said town of
Dr"villc until otherwise ordered.
ANA il is further ordered, that the Clerk of the
County Court in ard for Butte County, issue an order
nnd the seal of said Court, in conformity with this
order.
And that the same he published in the Daily Butte
Record. paper published in the Town Of orovIllc,
for the space of fort, days from The date hereof
BY order OF the Court
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original or
der now on file in my office.
Witness IN, hand and the seal OF said Cour
r.. afli&ed this the 9th day OF September. A. D..
1906, at Bdwell.
MILES CHAPLIN,
Clerk of County Court.
BY VI. II. DAERAcH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
STATE OF CALIFORNIA; }

County OF Butte. Court of Sessions
NT NV th's day it appearing to my satisfaction. as
~ presiding judge of the Court Of Sessions IN amt
tor Butte Cuun v that the Board Of Supervisors in.
nd Tor said County, did the twenty fourth day ol
September. ID one Thousand cighi hundred an'i tly
six. declare Drovic to he TIE County Seat of Butte
County from and after The SAID twenty fourth day of
September, \ D ls1d in pursuance ofan Act entitled
An Act To change and fix the County seat OF Butte
COUNTY approved March 10Th. lcb6, aud il further
appearing To my satisfaction that the present build
lugs IN which the said Court has been held. and in
which the Records have het n kept in the town ot
Bidwtll unsafe place of depo>itury inr said
Records. and that the same l. liable To destruction by
fire, 10y reason oi their being constructed entirely of
wood. And it further appearing. that ther'' j. u"
building in lhr town of BldWUl suitable for holding
The terms of this court, aud 10 safely keep us Rec
from fire oth' calamity. and II appearing hat
the town of OrOvillc j. iii place 10 hold The terms
ut This Court anI that Il conm"diuus and safe hrick
buildi AZ in said town ha, been rendered the County
"a county ouildings
1t j. therefore ordered. adiuGged and deCrceh. hn
the Clerk OF The Court of Sessions IN and for But"
County. forthwith remove his oftice aud the Records
thereof l"OrDvillr IN tn building selected by III"
snhi BOARD uf Supervisors as Count kuildmg>. and
that he 20 and trans the hn>inc-e OF his SAID flee
at The town of Oro,uie, "a the county seal oil Butte
CounS.
Aud it is further ordered, that the terms nf said
Court. from and ai'' the sid tWeni! -iulh day ut
september. II 1850 be- held at the said town ui
OrnNie. uuiIl otherwise ordered.
Aud it i further urirted lhlI the Clerk oi tn" said
Court of Se>sluns. and ter Duiie County. issue an
ir ler under the sea- OF sad court, III conformity
with this order.
And that the saua be- published in The Daily BUTT.
Record. "A paper published Ia thr iown 0i Orovite.
tor the space at forty dag from the d, to hereof
Nv order of Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy oi the original or
der now file ia said court
Nlne>s my hanh and the sea of said Court
Ia OF Sessions Affixed. lhis the twenty fourth
day OF September. \ 10 & .. nj RIdwe
riLES GRAPHS,
Clerk oi Couu Of Sessions.
By VI H. DAVRACH. Deputy 81 nt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
NOTICE

\ Office l. hereby gwen, HAT The undersu ned
II VIII nppl, tothe l"afd If supervisors ID ana
for Bu,lr County. ~ III November tenn, a. u lS1h,
or H. soon u,re't''r HIIhcalion can ut ht nfd'
ir n i.r %. and Ferry IcrIse across South ftalher
Ei,rr ~ or ht1'r H. Iliu.iOb Wrh he norm f"IhH
ltiuh.r RIVER IA lrdw, II ioanshIp III said ccuhiy
September 80 l-j6 .,,.,.
ROBERT I. VAN NpRDEN.
opsw J0-EIi. T. \. LEWIS & co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
NOTICE

j. HEREBY CIV y. To- all whom II may concern,
thai Ia, uuocr, igud will ntke Application I" he
Beard Of Suprli@or- Uf The c'u uniy at butte, n me
regular meeting OF Said Eoa'd, 10 be held at 'r"ve,
IN sand county ui Iutc On he first Monday III NoNem-
brr next. TOR liccu.t to eS bish and Keep n ltrry
acruss ca her = yer. ~ point known ~ I.ol"pi
Rauchcra." sou .tLiug over ore mile above Mc'
Cuuucll'- Ferry in snid county Of Butte
orn,iIe ~rnt ~ l-.G :. Y. HALE.
HARRIS \ RrRT, AIMS for Applicant. s2' II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis
ric- Of the county. VIII contain the local and general
of the week, tcr.per-'d with Interesting mis-
crlIaucnus reading matter. Ii will contain twenty
,'iyht columns of reading mntrr. and will hc one ~
;he lrrec-I and cheapest Werkly Newspapers in the
Sa'c. Published every Saturday Tfrms-S3 per
Annum; six months, s.! three monih~.Sl.
ApVEHrsENEhTs. per square III ten lines or less
6rst insertion 81 30
Ench subsequent insertion. 80
tG" \ liberal drducii"n will be madC in favor of
those who advertise hl the year
Ss- Business cards inserted ON rra%nnahleterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
NOTICE OF DTssoIUTroW

TENIIt cor KTNtR-iItP !tpe'o'. r'."N'~. @ IT, =
a twctn III uud signed .i-- -
tuo consent th,. sih al -ep'-ut' rr. ~
Thr partnrr-Inp h',-,n - will b,- .'H't'f , p.
Riiyen n 20. Hl hariry's g.
r. 1 ROE Z.
CharIry's Ranch. sept r.. l-d ~: ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

H. rrrs, H. having e.. lIn- "t'H-t the estate oil
"a 1Lcma> f. I'"en. o'ct">'d i"'e "I i"t'e
..uni, are h,rtbN IU.jt,u . Irts'Hl " ~ "llh
mon, r \oIn lnr- to No uh'trlgrtd " itllh len
~ rn lt,u lhs uute. o' hey Will IA fore rbaHed.
KAAEAI EOBHk1.
Public Aumh l>'Tator Of Euttr GO.
,,..t., n ,,ct OF 1,5~ oa- 3U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, }
RtpwsLL. July lS h. lSJj.

N-OTICE j. hereb, gvue. that all persons holding
| Butte CuIntv Warrants payable from the gene
raj fund registered between February 10Th. lr56. and
Nav 7th lS5d, that the same viii BE- red. -n,.d
on presentation at my office. And notice Is further
,iyen that lrufi ana after this date, said warrants
will cease 10 bear irIeresi
WILLIAM LATTIMORE
Treasurer Of puits County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE j. her. y, gwen That III" undef'i3"
" will appl, la lhe Hoard of Supervi-tr- ~ h'''
for Butte Cnunty at their next regular meeting. tor "
License TO run Ferry ami bridge scro>s the Ml''"
Fork of Feather River rods above the Ibhch h'i
of the North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER p. SAVAGE.
Bidwell, Aug. 6. 1856. Gus"'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
PRCEATE MOTTO z

4 ltr.t-ats l., .uI- ,itiIns tpHthsl The estate OF
Y a.. 4 IulGt,. G,t,ustd. lale ct Butte cOun-
=, a,, L,,,4, L,. t., trIt en- Il,,u Vii IrcIer
,i,o,i> j.. a tt,r-igI, - htI ten noElhs lfOm
...., a, oi n,N W. l., uftNtr ittftd
Is. t'ObAET.
Public Huuinisi'atur Butte Go.
t,w t. q. Il. isso O3-JS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
.I-.5zGLL a o. ~

.,.Ttl.. Nj 'tsi..I l,pt,i,r tIlstiI be-
.v,,. 4l,try t't'nii. 'bL1~E r. !. ).
rk.y A tu. u D., Aili,oIn - l,ott. - his dsy
.-t.,.u bv fnU.uai toH-erl. J. =. D,kry assumes
t,t,i 81. Tur Htf TTrrsrfr~ iirte4-ta-c Ill Lease
axe iun,a iia'. pv!u ent 10 him.
signed !. ;. DItkEY.
F. GOODMAN.
oruville, October, II. A. D. 1855. ocllu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
rEouArE ko1ICE

4 % I,rs. ~ h IonI "a 90 "a - M es'at" oi
z 'it ~ uo'tft. ttt,i-t :. = 81 ulh g uLty,
. p g., ruiied 10 r'pl tl'U "lh Proper
..t H. q /, "a C,tslll,o. y tltn - T.thths nom
l. :of,NCr b.rt'd
r HOBART.
P.lii~ ACml ,..tior Fuil't tunty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
p FREET,
SYrERIrrS SALE

'Sherf Butte County.
# Octnb"r, 4. ~ 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
DECLARATORY NOTICE.

October IT.. A u 1870.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
vroLrNs AND AccoRDEoNs.

WTALIAN VIOLIN X GUITAR - RINGS, Bridge.
and Rows, at pm. WATERWAYS.
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WATCH MAKING IN THE UNITED STATES

WATCH MAKING IN THE UNITED STATES
We have hitherto been dependant On Europe
for the "works" of our watches, though the
cases have been manufactured in this country.
Now, Messrs. Dennison, Howard & Davis, Of
Waltham. Mass, have commenced the manu-
facture OF these works with new and ingenious
machinery, by which the teeth Of the wheels
are accurately cut and finished at once, re-
curing no other touches by the workmen So
true is this work, that the watches may not
only be made to keep correct time, and what
has hitherto been considered an impossibility,
may all be made to keep the same time. Should
machinery cut "woriis" succeed, as there is
no reason why they should not, we shall pro-
badly come in time to supply the old world
with cheap watches, Gs well as clocks. Why
not?
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IntsliigsHeer is to-day wholly news
paper containing nothing editorial save a
paragraph laudatory of the Hen. Mr. Everett.
rs Q lecturer.
The Union officially and indignantly denies
the truth Of the story repeated some time
since by Mr.. Washburne, of Maine, in debate
in the House, that the President, before dis
missing Reeder, offered him a foreign mission
If he would resign. The editor nails it to the
counter as base cois.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, to-day, many bills, petit
tions, resolutions, DC, were introduced and
referred. Among them was a resolution in.
troduced by Mr.. Hale, directing the Ser.
geant at Arms hereafter to enforce the rule
that appropriates the reporters gallery of the
chamber wholly for the accommodation of gen.
tlemen connected with the press; which was
agreed to. = 80
Mr.. Seward offered a substitute for the res.
oiution of Mr.. Bigler, to subscribe for 5, 000
copies of DR.: Kane's narrative of his Arctic
e1pedition, by which that was made to as
sumo the shape of direction TO the Library
committee to inquire into and report on the
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propriety of purchasing of the publisher s, 900
copies Of the book in question.
In the House, the Speaker announced as
the Committee to proceed to Kansas to inves-
tigats the condition Of affairs there = Messrs
Campbell, of Ohio, Howard, of Michigan, and
Oliver, of Missouri. y
Various Executive Department comm unica.
tions were laid before the House and appro-
pristely referred. ~
The pending motion to suspend the rules to
consider the resolution of Mr. Brooks, direct.
ing the Printing Committee to report on the
propriety Of ordering the printing Of ten thou
sand extra copies Of the report of Captain
Marcy, y. S. A., on the survey of the Wash-
ington river X.
Mr.. Millson, moving to reconsider the vote
by which the House some days since referred
the resolutions Of the Virginia Legislature
condemnatory of the action of the Executive
in carrying out the law to make q retired list
of the navy of the United States, addressed
the House in an hours speech against that
action with much earnestness.
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PERSONAL.

80. The DENNIS are starring it at Chicago.
49,. Ex-Gov. Floyd of Virginia is at Browns
hotel
-. One of Gen. Walkers leading Ulcers
in Nicaragua is Col. Thomas, +" colored gen.
tleman."
80. DR.. James g. Hodges has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats Of Portsmouth, Va,
as their candidate for Mayor.
-. Miss Clara Darling Mrs Houghton)
has been doing up Hiawatha" for the Pc
tersburg folks.
.... Rev. Thos. L Harris, the celebrated
Spiritualist, was married on the llth inst. to
Miss Waters, of New Orleans.
-. Mr.. Fillmore has extended his travels
in Asia, and his acceptance of the Philadel.
phia nomination cannot be received till May.
-. Samuel B. Smith, of the frm of Smith
English, booksellers, New York, died on
Friday last
80. Mrs. Rush is the name of q young and
pretty married lady who made her debut 90
Mariana, in Philadelphia, on last Tues
day night.
-. Rev. DR.. N. L. Rice has declined the
call to the First Church in New Orleans,
whore he was offered the extraordinary salary
of 81 900 per annum. ..
-. Old Joe CowelI has been treated to a
substantial complimentary benefits at Louis
vile and CinsinRati, and is about to be served
in the same way by his numerous friends in
Baltimore, previous to his farewell of the
| stage.
-. There il little doubt that the Bishop of
Hartford is in the Inflated Pacific. letter
has been received from n friend in Ireland,
saying that he was to sail on the day the Pa
ci6c sailed from Liverpool-the 23d.
go. Lorenzo Dow, the celebrated eccentric
preacher, a short time before his death, pre-
dicted that the 9th of March, 1856, would
bring the greatest freshets ever known in this
country. Will it be fulfilled?
-. Francois Ravel (who does not remem.
Der Francois p saved the life of Mile Gene,
a danSeuse, at Niblo's Garden, whose light
gauze dress took fire the other night by being
brought in careless contact with the gasight
Francois crushed out the flames by envelop
ing her in his coat.
80. The Rev I. Fl. Cox ID D., has been
rendered the Presidency of the Ingham Fe-
male Collegiate Institute, at lie Ray, Genesee
county. This institution was recently given
in peIpetuity to the Synod of Genesee, n Y,
and an effort is now being made to endow it
by raising the sum of $50, 900.
Ut is stated that the Rev. DR.. Fuller. of
Baltimore, has. been invited by the senior
class of the University Of North Carolina, by
unanimous vote, to deliver the valedictory
sermon at the next commencement, lin place
of Archbishop Hughes, declined.) and that
Matt w Ransom, Esq. the late Attorney Gen.
eral, has consented to deliver the annual ad.
dress before the Literary Societies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-24

AT NORFOLK according 20 the Argus Thurs
aay was a day Of extraordinary beauty
GEAR, onsht' balmy, and perfectly charming.
No one wondered at its power Of attraction
aud salutary effect upon the people gsn ersIIy
and the iadies particularly Main Avenue
presented one of the mos. brilliant DISPLAYS Of
Ismaie IoVeiiness ever witnessed A great
The old constitutional grumblers ceased ~
growl and whine; the gloomy and despairiny
looked cheerful; the shout Of the schooI-b o9
was louder and tho ego Of the school girl
valid came out from his close room and
breathed the pure breeze from the southwest ;
eCuntenancss formerly rendered sad and
gloomy by wounded hearts, looked joyful the
Sowing imp Of Despair retired to his damp,
dark, and cherries cavern, and the good angel
81 81, hope returned ard resumed her place.
Lhere was music in the groves, splashing in
health In the air, and joy IL, the hearts of sli
except the vicious and the vile.
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GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.

VNHE UNI 8 NED BEGS TO AN
l. nounce to his patrons and the public that he
has just completed his supply of the above direct
nom England and the Continent, among which
he would specially call attention TO the We stock
OF Extra Early, Prince Albert, and other PEAS ;
Short-top adish, Early York, Large York Heart
shaped, Flat Dutch, Drumhead and other choice
LETTUCES, ONIONS, BEATS BEANS,
CARROTS, PARSNIPs, CELERY SAvOYS
LEEK, CUCUMBERS, EGG PLANTS, To-
BILE Seeds in eat variety From his long expe-
rience and connexions in the seed trade, he can
warrant them Of first rate excellence, ana at very
moderate prices -
FLOWER SEEDS Of choicest kinds, selected
with care and specially suited to this climate, are
offered either in single packets or collections at
very low rates
Catalogues can be had on application
John SAUL,
Seed Warehouse, ass 7th street, corner Of Il.
mar 24-eo6t i p. r.F
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A VALUABLE ENGRAvING.-Calyin Bohn,
well known through his connection with such
enterprises, has just published q steel plate
likeness of the late Thomas Richie, which as
q faithful portrait Of that distinguished and
good man, is equal. to anything of the kind
ever executed. 1t could not in any respect be
improved Copies are for slle at BOhn's Pc
riOdical and newspaper stand in the vestibule
Of the House of Representatives.
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fTJoB PRINrIxa--Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared TO execute
every kind OF JOE PRINTING with despatch ana
In the best manner, al prices as low as In any
notified chat we are prepared to do every descrip-
don of press-work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. so, also,
has the Star ofRcea Book BndeTy connected with
IL, equal in Us capacity to turneat book binding
of al descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia. o..
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~ MR.. EVERETT,S ADDRESS in
~ AID OF THE PURCH ASE OF
MOUNT VERNON.-MR EVERETT, by in
vltatien Of residents in Washington, will deliver
an address on the " CHARACTER OF WASHING
TOM" at the lecture room Of the Smith sonian
Institution, on THURSDAY EVENING, March
9th. The proceeds arising from the sale Of tick.
cts will be wholly devoted to aid In the purchase
Of Mount Vernon.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR each, are for sale at
the bookstores Of Franck Taylor, X Farnham
Taylor & Maury, and w. VI. ii orrison, and at the
National, Wtllards', Dexter's, Browns, and
Kirkwoods' Hotels
There will be no tickets sold or money received
at the door The number Of tickets will be linn
tied to the CO .venient capacity Of the room.
The lecture will commence at O'Clock exact
ly. The doors Of the hall be opened at O'Clock.
BY direction elite Committee Of Arrangements.
mar ed
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s William J. Hatch. a menber Of the
City Council Of Camden j., was shot dead
On Sunday by party of three gunners whom
ne had ordered from his premises at Cooper's
folnt Ihe nuIderers were arrested and
committed. The head Of the unfortuna Ate M y
was blown t. atoms. -"
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Complimentary Benefit to Miss Clara Kean

WARRINGTON, March 20, 1855
MILE CLARA KHAN, National Hotel:
Manv OF your warm friends and sincere admi-
rers are very DESTROYS that, IL not Incompatible
with your future engagements, you would favor
the citizens Of Washington the cosmopoli-
tans with a renewed Of the delightful concert
which we had tlfe pleasure Of hearing on Sstur-
day nigh last.
Approaching, az we do, your "artistic talents >,
whien excel most OF those who visit the meuopo-
lis, we are DESTROYS Of testifying TO your excel
lence by Offering to YOU this complimentary testi-
mony Of our appreciation.
Itwould be extremely gratifying IL you could
make IL convenient 10 favor your friends with
HGottschalk's" Imitation OF tee Banjo.
Col. A. b. Gray, w. ID. WaIlech,
James Graham, Hon Thos. Florenee,
Geo Buel, Hon. David Barclay.
w III. Topping, c. H Brainard
John ii Scranton, Lewis Pitt,
H. l.. Kendig, Hon A Edmundso
Lieut. Gibson, U. 8. A. ]. NJ. Loner, NJ. ID.
James ID. Stevenson,
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Washington, ID. c., March 20, 1856 {
GENTLEMEN: have your complimentary letter
OF this date, and beg 10 state ii was my intention
TO give ore more concert in this city preyiou. 10
my departure South; consequently, YOU are rather
nticlpaed in your request. But. gentlemen he
pleased to accept my sincere gratitude for your
very kind and hattering express ion and provided
suitable piano can be procured il would give
me great pleasure TO perform Mr.. l.. w Cots
chalhs composition as requested-Imitztion Of
the Banjo.
i am, gentlemen, ysur obedient servant,
CLARA KEAN.
Hon Thos b Florence, w III. Topping. ESQ
w ID. Wallach, Esq, e. III. Bra inard tsQ.,
and others mar 24-lt
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Il Il stolen or strayed from the subscribers ~
stable, on the evening Of the oath instant, %oS
Sorrel HORSE, white face, long name and tail,
and in good condition. Amy person giving infor
nation as to his whereabouts will be literally re-
warded by JEREMIAH CONNUR, at the Glen
wood Cemetery, or JOHN Common, National
Hotel mar 4-2tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-24

III Advertisements should be handed In by
IL O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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EUNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION
~ The regular m ,nthly rehearsal Of this
Association will be held at Temperance Hall
THIS (Monday) EVENING, March GATH at TX
o'clock. The choruses selected for the approach
ing Anniversary Concert in May will be taken up
The Association will have weekly rehearsal ION
Monday evenings from this date, with the view
Of preparing for said concert. A general attend
ance OF the members is earnestly requested.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of becoming members of
the orchestra now forming are also part 'cularly
requested to be present ON this occasion.
By order Of Board Of Managers:
THOS. McGII.L,
mar 2i-1t Sec pro TEN.
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ROSE VALE SEMINARY,

ROSE VALE SEMINARY,
Near Bladexsburg Depot, IN the vicinity Of the
Spa Spring.
TINE PRINCIPAL OF THIS INSTITUTE
Il has concluded to open department for boys
under twelve years OF age, for the summer term,
commencing the middle Of April, thus offering
rare advantages to city residents for their chill
dren during this trying season Of the year.
Address Mrs. d. JONES, Bladensburg, Nd
mar 2-eo3t*
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MADAME $. d., Professor of AstroIegy,
WI has arrived In 6 Georgetown and invites all
persons who wish to inquire into their futuri.y TO
call upon her at No. ~ Bridge street, doors
| above the Post Office. She is able TO give salts
faction relative to love, marriage, law, sickness,
and all affairs IN life.
Madame s. ID is lately from Europe, where
she received patronage from nobility. She is
now making a tour through the United States,
and will be here for short time only.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-24

EFIRST WARD PIONEER CONSTI-
~ TOTIONAL ASSOCIATION The
members Of the Association are Particularly re-
quested to attend the next regular meeting on
TUESDAY EVENING, March 25th 1856. an
business Of much importance VIII be brought be-
fore the Association for their consideration
BY order Of the President:
BENEDICT RANDOM, Pres.
JOSEPH T. SHILLENN, Secretary.
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