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Ice at the South-Crops Damaged.

AUGUSTA, Ga. April 3.-The weathrc NJ
freezing cold last night. and thick ice form. d
doing much dana re 10 the crops
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ITO PATENT AGENTS AND OTHERS.-For
L rent, the Room on first floor of Batess Build
ing, opposite the east pOrtIco of the Patent Office,
directly under the rooms occupied by Mr.. Slough
ton Ii is by far the best position in the city for
patent agency, being full view from all parts of the
model room, and is well suited for Office Of any
kind.
Also, one half the Basement, well adapted for n
barber or model maker.
Inquire of BATES & BROTHER. up 9-eoat
FOR, SALE-A. FARM, OF ABOUT 1874 acres,
L I'm Virginia, thirty miles from Washington. The
improvements are, a dwelling house of six rooms
and good out buildings, all and in fine order
The land is in good condition, and will be sold on
easy terms, or IT may be traded for city property;
eight to fourteen IRiles from Washington, all Of
which will be sold low and some of them will be ira
ded for city property ifdesired
! have also for sale considerable quantity OF
CITY PROPERTY, both improved and unim-
proved such prices and such terms as to make
it desirable to purchase. Two very fine Building
Lots, in favorable location in the First Ward, wifi
be sold on long credit, without cash.
Apply at 564 NJ street, through the post office,
to III. n. LANSDALE, Real Estate Agent.
n a-pO9t
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Sentence of MurdererS.
Sailing of the Simply.

CHICAGO. April 4.-Wm. Jackson and Slmv,
Gilmore. convicted Of murder IN ;hc Circuit Co..
have been sentenced TO be hung CA tie Itih .
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NOR SALE.-A PAIR OF SORRE Ell. MATCH
HORSES, I5A hands high, bred by Sir ~
H.nrr- fast trotters, gentle to harness. and IN
one Of them q good Saddle Horse. To be 81
street, near Il street ap ST
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SdIIfHS VI EIIt SUPPLY.
NEW YORK. April 1.-The United States si,,s,-
ship supply sailed hence this morning 10. e. !.
Brazil station
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ByA.GREEN, Auctioneer.

DIV N ". AUCGIOnePT.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF GOLD AND
Il SILVER, WATCHES, PIsroLs. BOWIE KNIVES, & c.
shall sell ar auction, at store corner of 18th and
ID streets, next THURSDAY MORNING, April
9Th, at ~ O'Clock q. M, a great assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold fob vest, and guard Chains
Finger Rings, Lockets, Gold Pens
Bowie Knives, pistols. caSe Mathematical In
struments. English plated Chains, &c.
y. B. Watches made by Tobias, Johnson, Roskell
and other celebrated makers of Liverpool and &c
neya.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
7. ROBINSON.
Licensed Pawnh-nker, $40 Pa avenue.
ap4d A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
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RONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.-we have lust r.
- celyed very large and handsome asset -
ment of BOnnets and Ribbons G
=, Also, Misses and Chidrens' Flats and fame, ~
Hats. W. EGAN g son
S3, south side Penn. avenue betweeu 5th a,f
apl-St 7th streets.
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Trial of Rev. Mr.. KaIIoch for Adultery.

BOsToN. April 3.-NolunIinous testimony w.<
taken in the kdlloch case to-day. Much II T.
went To impeach the testimony of the pTin,i-ai
government witnesses. and TO sustain Mr.. XII
loch'S general reputation for chastity.
IL was certified To that Mr. Baily. the landlnTd,
had said, describing the SCENE in the pTiya..
room, IF could have had my own wdv Twouid
have rushed into the room. caught them, and
taken him (Kalloch) down fifteen hundred dol
lars
Ii was also sworn 10 that Mr.. Giddia-s. tie
faretaker, had said, Now they have ~ id somUgh
| would rather have my right hand cut OF tl.,.i
not have Mr.. Kaloch convicted"
DIR. ThomaS Frye. OF Compton, Maine, for th'
defence, under Characterization, said he lai
heard reports against defendants chastity VII =
4 pastor in Rockland, Maine.
One or two other witnesses testified to sim. az
reports, but said the reports were not generally
believed. Mrs. Kalloch was in court TO-DAY SIT
ting beside her husband.
BOsToN. April 1.-The evidence in the K1l-
loch trial closed to-day at one O'Clock. and the
court adjourned till Monday, when the matter
will be summed up counsel.
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MAR RIEn

On the 18th utimo, by the Rev. s. d. Finckel Mr..
GEORGE r. RENEKE to Miss CAROLINE
DICE, of this city.
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By WALE, BARNARR& co.. Agetioneers

BY Walk, BAKNARD& co, A9ctloneers.
L n deed of trust from George Ii. Armstrong and
Julia st. W.. his wife, dated the 18th day of Decem-
Der, l84 and by direction OF the party whose debt is
secured thereby. the subscriber will sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, the LIST day Of April
the city of Washington, namely: Lots No q and "a,
in Square No: 53l Lot No q being at the intersec
ton of Virginia avenue and LIST street west, fronting
IS feet inches on LIST street. and 1 feet inches
Virginia avenue, with front of AZ feet ON %
feet alley and Lot No. q, adjoining west, with
front OF s. feet % foot alley.
II The ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on ACCOUNT
of the weather until TUESDAY, April 7th' saiiie
ap2 WALL. BARNARD & CO., Aucts.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TJRTSTEE'S "a lie OF AIITARIE HOITSI

- We have received q fresh supply of this cele-
DIa.ea water. KING BURCHELL,
ep4 Corner Vermont Av., and 18th st.
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By BARNARD s. BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
THREE NEW FRAME AND TWO BRICK
Houses AT AUCTION IN GEoRG ETowN.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April G, at o'clock,
VIC will sell, to the highest bidder, those three
Frame Dwellings. on Third streets, between High
and Morket streets. Georgetown.
These Houses now rented Ia good tenants and
offer n profitable investment.
Also, two small Brick Houses on Fourth street.
Also under rent.
Also, two vacant Lots, adjoining. fronting on 9Th
street between High and Market.
Sale positive. Title perfect.
To persons of small means this offers an excellent
chance to secure home or building lot.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
ap2 PTS BARNARD d BUCKLEY, Aucts
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ESLIE'S GAZETTE FOR NIX la;s aoo srhis
IL ing in beautiful Spring styles ior Inc iauios' MS
Gem OF Fashions is S9 F'FERGUSoN. 4s6 9TH street.
NOR sALE-A, GoODWORkk. HORSE ", ~
-, eia 81 tbe corner of 18th and NJ streets. LII
ap3-u
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Nicaragua News.

New YoRL, April 5.-Privaie adviceS have
been received in this city from Gen. Hennings-n.
I'm his own hand writing. addressed To persons IN
this city, dated Rivas. March 10Th, confirming
cVets essential fact brought by the steamer CeNas.
IN teiaton to the recent victory of Walker
SooPs over the Costa RiCans and their allie
GENERAL ~ states that four hundred Of the al.Ics
VIE r killed and about nifty of his own men
c nc battle lasted ten hours and was desperately
feat AMI ~ uo.h sides IL ended in the utter de-
iedI aha route of the eneuN
uh, hennlngsen writes further that he l.
conhue , .hat IN few weeks Walker will en-
are greatly discounted and depressed nv me-
defeat f'" " ''.0''
Ihis intelligence was brought by express from
by which vessel IL came via P,n,ns 90 81,
York. Several other letters and dispatches ad-
dressed TO persons in this city have been stole,
or distracted during the passage, either on l.,d
or at sea A clue has been discovered as g. a..
depredators and the police are an the tla, q. =.
the perpetrators.
The news received via Wilmington was u,an
ufactured in that city, and II course is totally un
true.
SECOND plSPAICH
New YORK, April 6.-The Herald cf today
contains the correspondence from Gen. HcnniH,,-
sen, referred to Yesterday, purponing to give au
account of Walkers recent victories The lei
tiers are dated Rivas, March 10Th. the dav t..r
Texas left San Juan. and processes 90 have been
sent 10y express 10 the steamer. The letter. give
but few details, but all refer TO previous letters
which il is pretended by Walkers psriisar~
were purloined on the route and contain no sic
natures They are addressed 10 Mr.. --.
(hlank, and all contain unmistakeable marks @:
fabrication.
The Tribune publishes a statement. furnished
by passenger of the Texas. a native or Nicari-
qua, and formerly an adheTent Of Walker. n"
assers that the report of Walkers victory on tl,,
10th, is entirely unfounded. lie Was at the ,.iup
of Gen. Canas just previous To the 10th. al wiirit
time W alker's whereabouts wds unknown b..
having, few DAYS previously, abandoned il,r
camp at Rivas with the design of reaching So
| cOuita. The Tribune's correspondent furth--
| states that the correspondence between Cana,
and Walker. which has been tortured iuto a CourS
dation for the statement that Cauas WIS ready g.,
join W alker, but was in reality with reference 90
1 a surrender Of the latter, Walker having pro
posed TO submit, provided he ard his men werc
permitted to leave the country. Cams. replied =,
| offering passports TO the whole. excepting = n
| e.. whom he expressed a determination 10 deliver
| up to the Costa RiCans.
| The result Of this correspondence was a refusal
| on the part of Walkers adhcrents 10 accept. and
| a subsequent flight towards the sea-coast. The
| American naval officers at San Juan had ay?. ul
| % Canas in behalf of Walker and his troop
| Canas replied that lac would paw the expense Cf
| the WHOLE force to the United States. excepting
| Gen. Wrlker, who must be delivered up.
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the TENTH STREET BRIDGE, over the Canal,
has been put in excellent condition, under the
immediate supervision Of Canal Commissioner
wise. This was much needed repair, -
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE Oh R FIEN fio Aa.SCQMFoRTABLE
iSa md IS Feet Gsos se
EvfP % sd It %R be
re enff EN Il KNG Gnn ont B. rfg
Georgetown ap 6-lw'
FURNISHED ,APARTMENTS.-One or two
= gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen,
pleasant parlors and bedrooms attached, in desra
bic LOCATION and In the nelghh0rhood of of the
best Hotels Apply at this office. mp 6-lt'
A GARD:-FOR RENT, A FIRST-CLASS
c. Gushing Attorney General Ii has ali the modern
improvements, hot and cold water bath rooms, chan
This is one OF most elegant and desirable locations
in the city, commanding beautiful view of the city
most beautiful public squares in this city, with de-
bns Fl Is on Tsfr
Inquire Of WIN: WALL of Wall Stephens, 80
AT PRIVATE SALE.-WILL BE SODA
"a private sale, the new and convenient two-story
FRAME HOUSE, No, 66 Market street, George
and kitchen and cellar in the basement. 1t has
ne cstsTn Of water ter II the yard with PUMP and
For a small family more desirable home cannot he
obtained. Apply to BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auc-
tIoneets. ape
L story Houses on G street, No. al, opposite the
Patent Office, recently occupied by Senators Butler
complete, containing seventeen rooms. Inquire of
apStf SAML MAGEE. No AT 18th st.
DOR RENT, THE RESIDENCE LATELY
Il occupied by the Hon. Jamcs ThOrington, No.
4S3 Eleventh street, between T. and + streets. The
premises have all the modern improvements, and are
In one of the best locations in Washington. For
terms, apply to FRANCIS MILLER, Grocer, 3nl
street, corner OF 18th street. 4-eutf
EOR SALE.-A new two story Brick House con-
tanning four rooms and kitchen situated on 2lst
Mt n
Price 81 10. Terms one-fourth cash, balance in
four, eight and twelve months, with interest secu
red by deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser.
Apply to CHARLES CALVERT,
aP4- War Department.
EOR RENT-A O-STORY AND ATTIC
Il BRICK HOUSE, with back building, contain
ing eight Tooms with alley back, situated on street
800, corner Of 4th and streets. ap ST.
DOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM AND
IL improvements, In Montgomery county, Md, Sit
mated on tho Frederick road, half q milo from the
Forest Oak Post Office 10 miles from Georgetown,
d. G. The farm consists of 80 acres, containing 81
acres in wood and all under good fencing. The I'M
proyements are roomy dwelling, stable courthouse,
carriage house, &C., all new.
Apply to G. ID. CAMPBELL. MYldlebrook.
Montgomery county, Md, OF to DI,GAS & JEN-
klNS, q South Charlest street, Baltimore.
n -urd1y
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PREPARING FOR THE SEASON OF FLOWERS
That efficient auxiliary OF the Washington Fire
department., the American Hook and Ladder
Company. are, we learn, making the necessary
arranSeInents for grand Excursion and Pic Mic
d""n the Potomac, 10 the White House Pavilion
OA The 2lst Of May. From the well-known cha
after Of the Sixth Warders in getting up affairs Of
Iht kind, there can be no doubt Of It's complete
success. Forward, two.
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO WRJTS OF FJERI

L Facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, 4 shall
expose to public SALE for cash in front the Court
house door of said county, on WEDNESDAY the
IIsht, title, claim and interest in and lots No and
~, IN square No. Gal; together will all and singular
the Improvements thereon, being the property on
which the Lime HI In is located at the corner of Vir-
gina Avenue and the canal" seized and levied upon
as the property of ParrOtt a. Prinale Edward p
Goode Samuel J. Seeley and Corneius Bowie and
Will be sold to satisfy judcials No. 248 to October
term 1856. and jud cals to March term 1857 in favor
Purdy. 7 n HOOVER
ap Aids Marshal of the hist Of Col
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nor RENT-ONEoF THOSE LARGE FOUR
Il story Houses on g street, No. AL, opposite the
Patent Office, recently occupied by Senator'S Butler
and Mason, with dumb wator, gas, and bath fixtures
complete, containing seventeen rooms. Inquire of
ap5t* SAM'L MAGEE. No. All 18th st.
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NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS The
I\suhscribers respectfully invite their patrons an
tho ~ hlic enera M 10 cali sind examine their NcT,
iar,p and select assortment OF OR ElGN SPRING
1:f5oI1S Which thew have themselves, with speC.t
cars selected for their special trade.
sTbey also keep constantly on hand the best qua
ties ~ army and Navy GOOds-Epaulettes, Sword,
Tbey also invite attention 10 their Foreign and Do
tic Furnishing Goods, of the best manufacture
AMI latest style u. r. LOUDO\ & CO,
Army and Navy TsilorS SG
feb 27-dtf under Browns Hotel.
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DANGEROUS Communicative counterfeit
fyes are in circulation on the Union Bank, New
London, Connecticut, vignette female seated, left
arm resting on State arms, as in dye on right,
VOID fve'' across the right end on dark border,
thrse quarters Of an inch in width on left end fe-
nlah erect, and - ,; in dye below her ''V' be-
tween signatures; large red "V'' in face Of note.
Very well done. Look out for them
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JNfNYstfEN%5H X " w Wfs AfM0 = IS " reA&S%AAH ~
liz sitteth heavily on me today
4 fold my wings andadroop like q sick bird
insdrixziiag rain. my unFeaciied hope stil#plsys
( MnSSmfocking wiigssbef6f snie, looking back
With aatteTin9 aihilc ana heafttUinpeifng air
ssiikGeecfuel maiden worrJingfe poor luvers9 Ss
an the nigh, my sweet ihope4s thcsdaY,
I follow her With III uneeasing toll
Hut reach her never. sHey-day! nm tired. 4
This life Is only promise after III. se
sNWo's me / how long Will my pear soul lament
Yhoaii lit alNcur6td s~teed-musician sitting
Before The nnul1edsoFtyan Vi gtcatsth01ghtys TO-
Thy nerves arc bfdHtlgt 10 strike 0atthesn0teRs
Thou tauehest NAL white keys With touch nj the.
I! J Passioa .tIs a a!,asl 5ap p1sl tlan %list NaHss ,fss an, ti'fm III
Thou heaviest q flint asodndApoor aduihbration.
Hey.day I'm tired. can not reach my hope.
I've elQppIb and clolnb 'tiA Iain sick aud fAint,
w IN me down half way ID Siroop and die.
sScofnfuuestEh ope, taiking withEthe gay gtars
From the tall summit of bcrilayely dwelling
All, stars, We have my hope andy are happy.
4 wish ] were q star to touch my hope
TO wrap the mantle Of my silver light
bout her sweetspcrson. But \ nm no stat.
She scorls me gfoyelling on this little speek Y
sways down iii the neither rsllms ofs night.
AndSyetI honied her iii the Distant heaven.
4 set her there among tie gCaMfng stars III
All silversvcsturcd witlther jewcled crown
Flaming with glory-spalklcs on her brow,
Ungrateful hope! IscorntIhee
Ihave thee iii my power. I'LL meet thee yet
At the grand door of old eternity
And thoa wilt shrink before mslike . beggar
In kingly. presence. | wall take thy crown
And dish It at my feet, and its rich Jewels
Que moment will foam up around me like
IA splashed wave OF water. ! will tear
Thy bright robes from thee and will hold thee up
A naked skeleton for the laugh Of angels
And drive thee out to darkness and the night.
Ha iii doth make me hngii for very scort!
A-snall hope ,pitted against the lafge soulr
Child saueilg sits tair mother--foolish moon
Soothing in her white robe at the greatssun,
The opulent sun WHO from his treasury
Doth rich her barren darkness with his light.
But, my poor soul thou artsArKeary nov.
The day Il coming when thy 9Nertdl wings,
SUnrlasped by the silver hand Of death,
Ehnll beat sublimer airs!
Union CoINTY ky. 4-& sz.G@ & .,
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KFMtsORlBM MUsIOAETnU SUD-
80 pepots4rancipal rae 4CAmp, N0so, suGeuafsat
L~eApu~dHnS 4 lhouneur Iiufurraasr Il public II
ses anais qilsn q athetG tout ie fonds do Musique 4
dlinstsalnenssd dc Nj zambtlli rue de chaltres. III
80 qut deyieht tre succursale sdus dep0t PRINCIPAL al
slaHrue diisCpnAE4 4X IL
Ie fouds Sde N, zambelis Sc compossA exclusive.
tncnt Dc Mpsiqee ttrpngetc. II est ajoptes urs-s.
s~offiineut corhplet dc Ia nusique pulliteea aux Is.
piece.
i serait impossible do bonner lei IN Cataloapf ds.
taille do tpute Ia Musique ct de tons les Inst mems
don't Sc cotnp0sent les delx magasins, at Qui{ tasen.
tent un ensemble plus varia "a pins coinnlet 1u'au.
Gun aatre Establishment dams Ic Sud ct dams fouest,
&c fonds renfcrme +; I'm assortment coraplct de mn
slqlie europeennc aussi IN assortment compfet dies
papiicatiois .Amtricainess de Musiqae en- feuilIes et
en- hyres. Pianos dsEnlrd etapleyal. do Paris sIcs
foeiebres pinnos de Steinway 4 SIMS. lde New. York.
Ces pianos sont consideres maintenant mar les nrc,
lniers nrtistes con,me les meilleurs qni Sc fasseut p0y
htats unts. Dams ces 9denx dernieres anr1es. MN
Steinway n Sons ont recu, dans diverscs expositions
indassrielies, six iaa.daiilcsSe en- on pour laSsuperiorit6
reconnue dc ie.irs Pianos ; I'M huMbreux assortment
De pianos de 70 iablique ayantageosemen connue. do
NM. ga c. Fiseer, de MY. nyc en- a dc ,diyerses
grandeats, des prix inoder6s ct gradl,es 4 Ia oonve.
nance de toutcs les classes d'achcteurs. los cdIah,,,s
melodeons de Mason \ Hamelin, Harpes. Guita,vs
ylolons, Accordeons, BaDjos, Flutes, instruments do
lvlyfe G. antrcs dc Route espAec, ct tous articles ap.
a In musiqae, attelier de relinfe nour Ia
Mnsiqpe. recommendation ~fournies q, %enplois
trouves pour les professors.
NIB T0us les ofdres pour Musioue, Piano Ips.
trumens ETC., peuvcnt etre laissGs a iun des aeus
magasins ct seront fromptemeut executes. 49,
LIS priS CT conditions seront ~toujcurs tras.mode.
ieS' L.. GABfGI.
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MAGASIN DE MoNTREs EFT DE Bf-
1v1-JOUTERlE, a If.ncoignuro des rpes dp Mo;na

MI AGASlN DE MONTRES Ell DE Bi-
AtAfJOUTEElE, a TEncoignuro DIES rues du Maine
ct Landry, 0pelousas, LIE. $500
Y. II EAbEis, intornne respectueusement SEES Pra.
tiqtles Ct Public en- General quiz a dernieremept
fait des arrangements pour obtefir DIS A; onires 81 Al
la Biopterie a Neville rk, ct qusilSa fecnl dennis nne
semaine dlrectement de Get endroit lie premier ater.
Indictment. consistent d articles les plus bellies at dG.
sifnbles qul alent jaunais etc rccn dams notrc Vile.
III Went d%'ouvrir, Gb offe 4 veudre a ,neille,lr mar.
che qua jalnais cite oliert, tless -
MoNTRES EN- OR Ell EN- ARGENT. FINES
anglaises e. Franeaises, Patent Liver ct Lepine, de
qualite superieurc.
CBA1NEs EFT GOLFERS.
Ghaines pour vests, pour goussct, ct de saret6 et des
Golfers dan I'M eSquis.
DIES DOR Eft DARGENT.
ln assortment rnagaitqGe dc Boutofs dor com.
p.renant des Monttres de pierre dor, Cameo, Jais
h,osaique, fletre ue sang Gornaline, Pate Franchise
blanche ct en- %coulenr, dor uni ct crays.
UNE BELLE COLLECTION DE
Epingiettes ct Boueles d'0reilles pour DANES com.
p!lenant DIES Monturcs de Cameo, Masaiuae. Pierre
dur, ct JAS, dUf uni, Elnailli de formcs diyerses
ct de quaiite superieure,
Bagties dc tosets varieties, agec mantures liz D,,.
mans. Rabies. Grenat, perle, Opale, tunamarins
E,neraulde, Cornaline Blanche ct Ronee, Games
tierre de sang, dor uni, des Alliances, ,'assortj'
met etaat eomplet, les golts les plus d~iaiciles
pourront etre S~atislaits,
3 Qne immense q~uantits de tputes sortes d,,r,i.,ns
I fei que DIES pctites Buucies dpreilles. crochs,s
pour Ghaines de Monttes, AnneauN de oualite snnE.
rleure, lleis ct Chalmes lie toutes anaIitss pn,te
traynns ct Finuies dor, avec on sans P|umes po.ta
tfayoas d Argent, DIES CroiN, Boueles A,rsfas
Golfers de Coral, Parfumerie. etc. etc. ~
separations genuine de eoutume Il l'encoienpre das
rues du Maine etIaudry. N. EATER
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EsPR0FESSEuR ANTHONY WIN
III MN inenrgdiinll2rm le public. qu'ayant
Gte sellicite a yenir silitakk us III vile dos Opelon.
VI. Il est prot q donner& Becons sur ic Piano, lie
Violon, HI Gaitarie. ninst3 Fen Aasiquc Voeaie il
accnrdera sgrlcment les pi rs. Ees piix seront tres
moddrds s6.par moispouri 10 mus,qne instrumentale
Ct ny par mos pour 10 smusiq,ie vucale. Pour Fac.
cord des pianos, les prix seFont pTnpoftio,nnes d rou,
yfage !: ntansnolnsi serontstotjoufs moasres.
Opelnnsas, l6 nott lH5S. y fst4 t
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dnflnS IN,
Harvey ;bnt
q NewY Fork pap snis usauIS
in that city, TO Sonora isabella De AlrTs
the very next mail brought to me 1 B
inyitationsto visit them at their holue
The rest Of the story is gsoon4te
lfaiher Of Isabella had died q few, mon
vious, leaving the whole OF bis immepite@
ty to his orphan child. Isabella Ead
Eve estate shastened Il
the ens.sne had tos> ], faithlhH
devotedly. as z
Though years have passed since sshsS
had dealt gently with tIlem.sand they III
living in enc Of those gorgeous sudeha
palaces, that greet the eye af the traye g
the beautiful Hudson /; and that Il Il
happiness my yet be their 1ats
wish Of one Of their many n
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(NHAS. All EALEER. Horlogers Rijjoutieret
sas, aeconstamment en- main I'M grand assortment de
smqntres en- orset en- urgent Franchises ct anglaises i
double boltiefs. ~lnontfcs Patent Leyer'' et Lepine,
Boncles d'oreilles. HBagues, Brooches pour danes ct
Eplngiettes pour messienrs, ~lunettes, plumes en- or
avee nlanches d'or ct A argent, ParfHmelie. Brooches
q chevenx, SNvons ue toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs q anunerer le tout y des prix rddui.s pour du
compliant o1 De bonnes5 e~ptations surlasille.
Mexacutera anssipouX4 compliant toutes eSpaees
do tragaux sopcernant saibroiessien ,ayee pIornnbt;t
49, " etSa N satisfAction de tous ceuxs qui l5bonorerejat
sde leur cnnaance.
0pelousas, ~ mars 1885,.