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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for 1851. ,58.

At ALrRED MUsRoE & Cos
Ia al BroadwsJ (between Gslni and Canal It. .
\, t,e Mems Dct, b. found large aud lie rse
sssstment Of Clcthins and Furnishing Goods Of al kinds
sdspscs TO the
unost f.sbiorshe piece goods. -,
Boys assortment is unusually srEe and de-
srste adapted 10 all from three years
old aud upward, for fine o common
No deviation. in from marked prices
ALPRED MUSKoE Co., No AL Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
SEwING MACHIsEs.-WATsON's $40 Sewing

SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIO Sewing
are for sale at No. 4is Broadway These are the
eny machines really suitable for family aud ther prcs
aces thso within tie reach Of all Persons intending TO pur
Sewing Machine viii do well 10 examine these house
hold ayoftes before paying from S75 TO O for heavy cum
complicated requires but one hours tuition
b hecome skfu operators Lessons given gratis THIS Ms'
chine he's st sustained by verdict Of United States Cir
colt DOurt WATSON WOOSTER l. Co,
No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

a CARD.-The subscribers having been ssoJect
unezpecled delay in completing part Of their building on
suess Of the present season. wohd mean
e attention goods adopted 10 rstcass
rds together with every variety Of READY NADr CLOTHING,
which tbey for sale ~ their old estaosGnent on
Cher,e and Cstbsr,ne-sts. BRooKs, BROTHERS,
Nos. lie and ll8 Ckeny.st., Y
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

SEwfsG MACHINEs.-Al persons who want
Bsvtas Machine Of universal uty-one that viii sew the
Ngafes and heaviest fabrics better than any otaer
for family manufacturing plantation use
cay vbatevers machine that don't get out OF oIser and
viii Uttoh industrious woman readily earn loN
yeW--an ssSssn II nowhere except at the office Of
- M sIEeHs L. Co, No. AS Broadway, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-30

~ The entire business portion Of Jack son.
port Arkansas, has been destroyed by Ere.
IL The five magazines published in Lon.
don are the property of two individuals.
~ Eleven divorces, sevea for adultery.
were granted by the Supreme judicial Cour,
at Dedhsm, Mass , last week.
|" Charleston house last week cleared q
cargo Of 3 0S bales Of cotton for Russia of tn
value Of 5000 600. The weight was l SIG ,OOO
lbs.
IL The Gloucester Telegraph says that at
a wedding which took place in that town On
Sunday evening last, there were CO cousins
present
a The Iial Of Mrs. Cunningham and
Eckel, for the murder Of DR. BurdelI. il set
down for tho last week Of the April term, In
the New York Court OF Sessions. -.
IL L. IL not reasonable to suppose that
when young lady offers to sew h andkerc hief,
for rich bachelor, she means 10 sew in order
that she may reap!
n The Tehuantepec route company only
saved their contract with tho Mexican gov.
srnmsnt In regard to the completion Of the
road by one day.
II In Winchester, Conn there has nc,
been a death in one and half yesrs. and bu,
two or three deaths In three years The vii.
lsge is surrounded by $50 smoking coal Pits
and besides, HeTs IS no pIysieIan fn tie
place.
ALABAMA SARDISEs--Ths Columbus En-.
quirer learns that in the Cocoa river, a few
miles above Wetumpka, ssrdines, precisely
like those imported FROM the Mediterranean
abound and could be caught almost by the
wagon load.
~ A case Of Ligsmy has occurred at Md.
dlesown, Orange County, n. Y The culrri,
Ia h.. IL al II: a,
wife was susan Van Hemsp, late In the EN-.
p:oy Of Middlstown clothing merchant
Leeks Is in Jail in Goshen
Y There is great rumpus in Mipne.o ,
/ on the Capital question. The people Of ST
Peter claim that the bill 70, removal is law
The st. Paul folks deny il The Pioneer i,
publishing series Of violent aud personal at
lacks on Gov. German.
rA clergyman was rebuked by brotbe,
Of the cloth . few days ego for smoking The
culprit replied th at hs used the weed in mod
| grafton. % What do you call moderation !''
inquired the other. "Why, sir" said the
offender, "one cigar at time
r. Young voss, the last dsfaulting clerk
In Boston, drew the sum Of Sd 900 in the name
Of the 6rm from different Banks sn Saturday
sst, and was quite In adept at gambiipeNs,
one sitting being the winner Of 81, 900 or
81 500 rr-sl
r. Amendments to the criminal code OF
Mississippi, made by the last Legislature, for.
bids the keeping Of billiard tables, under pen.
slties OF One and imprisonment, and impose q
nne OF go for each offence upon any person
VINO shall labor on Sunday.
" The rumor Of . defalcation in the New
.Trk Central RsiIroad cfiee, which orisina.
tsa WITH the Albany Staten al, turns cut To
"a r;,, though the company Is lully secured.
ter is Marcus sohoopnsks. Ia. I"S;,oNtc
tns nsnk Department, Bank SUPERINTENDENT y
&c, vac has .ppropriatsd W., 600 of ths
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Walkers Deserters

On the arrival OF the Golden Gate at Pc.
mama, they found there one hundred and
sixty men who had succeeded in ESCAPING
from Walkers army. The proclamation Of
President Mora, Of Costa Rics, inviting all
persons connected with Walkers band who
desired to escsps from him, AMI promising
them protection and 9 safe passage to any
part of the United States, had been exten.
siveiy circulated In all parts Of Nicaragua,
and even among Walkers men-this last be-
ing accomplished through the agercy of the
native women who came to them with fruits,
Acting upon this offer they left in small NUN.
bers, and sometimes singly. as they could
escape, and walked across the mountains to
Costa Riea, whore they were treated with the
their wants attended TO.
After they had partially recruited their
healths they were forwarded by the steamer
Panama from Punta Arenas, on the Pa.i1c
aide, to Panama. Thence they were taken BY
railroad to Aspinwall, where one hundred and
twenty took passage to New Orleans, and
about twenty-five came by the Illinois 10 this
city. These persons state that at the time OF
their leaving Walkers cause was hopeless,
and the condition Of his men terrible. They
were destitute CT food and clothing-beipg
bsrefooted, hslf.nsk ed, half.staryed, Sick and
smsciated; and when they left Walker had
only three hundred effective men.
HIS treatment Of his men was scands, 10
civilization and humanity.
Fox sixteen days they lived on mule meat.
HIS officers are made mp Of gamblers and
drunkards-generaliyt the offscouIings Of San
francisco, New Orleans and New York In
very many instances, however, the case ID DIFF.
ferent with the men, where they 20 ont In.
tending in good faith to settle as farmers. but
being pressed into service immediatsly on
landing
They stated also that the Costa Rican au.
thoritles offered reward Of $50 900 for the
captive Of Walker alive, or sl0. 900 for bis
head
The Album Semsnai Of Costa RIGA publishes
long address from q number of Cleserters
from walkers army to their late ompanions,
IN which they are strongly urged to follow the
example which has been set them.
Ban Salvador was making vigorous efforts
to strenthen her army and navy, and to nut
her coast line in q state Of defence. General
belloso had been superseded in his orlmapd
OF the troops OF that republic, and General
Cabanas, Ex-President Of Honduras, appoint.
ed IN bis place. II was said that Walker had
lost four hundred men since the lst FebrusYy.
The Sierra Nevada had brought down auaI.
tity Of provisions for his army The allied Of
hcers we're much divided in council, and had
also lost many men Some persons thought
walker would still be able TO maintain him
self, although an allied reinforcement OF six
thousand men was spoken Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-30
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PIX sSS.
The Intelligence, discussing the tariff with


the New York Erening Post, says:
This journal has never advocated what i:
termed the hot bed system of protection. mol
the theory that duties should be- levied solely
for professions sake, but held that within
the limits Of the revenue standard such dis.
examination should be made in the imposition
OF duties on imported articles as would Foster
the nascent arts Of the country until they
should be able TO stand alone. That THE pro-
lection should be graduated 10 the necessity
Tor Its existence or continuance We ma quite
proper, and In ho way opposed to the theory
Of It's original propriety and utility. And,
whatever may be the cOnnexion OF cause and
eject between tariffs and the present status
Of American industry, IL will at least be ad-
mitted that the latter has not attained Its pre-
sent expansion snd security without the con
temporary recognition, In nearly every tariff
act, Of the principle Of protection In some form
and 10 q grester or less extent"
We aerss with chr respected contemporaries
in the belief that in nearly every American
tariff act the principle Of protection has been
recognized, greatly, We think, to the il jury
Q. the public interest; ss it is but the princi.
pie Of fostering certain branches Of American
interests and one section Of the Union, at the
expense Of others. Or, in other words, that II
II no less surely discrimination against the
great macs Ct the people, than in favor oil
comparatively few.
Is for the notion i'that tb is protection should
be graduated to the necessity for Its e1istenc.
o. continuance" which the In.elligencsr fndi
"quits proper" It BY no means works well in
practice, irsomueh; IS II Ia, VIGOROUSLY, and
always has been, graduated rather by the In
portunities and Vaccinations Of legislative
drummers, representing particular nanufac.
turing interests-by swapping votes among
such interests, log rolling, &c. The arrange.
msnt of tariff bills lie, and always has been, a
two pluck one" business, and will continue
20 to be 20 long a. the prcpriety of arranging
them with any end 10 view whatever exsep,
that Of obtaining revenue solely, Ia admitted
By Congress. Our experience is, that the liz.
ctdert' Ii always the "principsl'' In legislat.
ing on the tariff, We regret to ts ccmp.llsd to
say.
O. The Cnton announces the foil0sln. appoint.
ments tn addition to these heretofore Pm blisbed
in the Sfcy
Jacob Carter. Postmaster a. Concord, M
rsappointsd.
Rsubsn S. Cheney, PostGa sisr at Jackson,
Mich, rssPpOinted.
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-. VIM. j May, formerly local editor Of
the Cleveland Herald, died on the 9;h of Feb.
ruary, on the line Of Tehuantepec stage road
(Which be was engaged in building } about
midway between the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Pacific. - gr rr.....
Twenty Eve years ago Miles Greenwood
went to Cincinnati poor young man, and
started blscksmithery on the outskirts OF th q
town. He now employs $50 men, pays SO, 500
for wages, affords support 20 ], 200 persons,
and turns out $cO0,000 worth Of work annu.
ally. Last week he gave grand feast to his
people to celebrate the quarter century.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March ls, 1887.
Notice Is he:eby given 10 holde,s Ct stock OF
the loans Of the United States, hat this depart
msnt " II puschass the same ustii the LIST day Of
June re1t, unlcss the sum a. i,5.o, Geo shall be
previously obtained, and viii pay, In addition to
the interest sccrusd from The dste Of the last semi
annual div.d snd Of Interest thereon, together with
one DAYS additional interest for the money to
reach the vender, the following rates Of premium
on said stocks:
For the stock Of lsia, premium Of 10 per
ceat.
For the stock Of Isa7 and 1919, prem um Of 10
per cent ard FOR The stock Of 1850, commonly
called Texas Iadsmnity stock. . premium Ct
per cent.
Certih stes Of stock transmitted to tie depart.
ment, under this notice, must b. assigned 10 the
United States, BY The party dolly emitted to re.
ceive the proceeds.
Payment fer the stocks NO assigned and trans
mitiea Will be made BY drafts on the Assistant
Tnasurers at Boston, New YorA, or rhilsdsi.
rhis, at tie option cf The PARTIES entitled to r Give
the money, which should be expressed In the LEI.
ters &C accompanying the certificates.
HOWELL COBB,
mar H. d:i.tJune serIetsry ~ tie Treasury.
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Appointsd.-T. Rash Spencer has been ap.
pointed Register ofthe Land Office at Hudson,
Wis vice John .. Henning, removed.
I Appeinted-J c. Perrine has been ap-
pointed MSrshal of the Southern District of
Californis$vice Harvey declined.
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FIRE AND Loss OF SIX LlvEs.-Foley's Ho.
tel, Mt Harb0r Grace, Newfoundland. was de.
stroysd by fire on Saturday morning, March
L. The IRE broke out about 3 o'clock, while
the inmates, some thirty or forty in number
we're asleep, and six Of them persisted in III,
flames. Those who were burnt to death were
Capt Corbin, in the employ Of Mr. Stephen
Scaillen; - CAVITY, two traders from Pla.
centia, and young child Of Mr. Foley. Canty
had got out safely; but, learning that the
child Of Mr.. Foley had not esca ped, he rushe d
back for the purpose of rescuing it, and wa.
not seen afterward.
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CANAL CHARACTERIZATION NOTICE
HAVING PURCHASED AT THE SALE OF
l. Israel Russell's Trustee, ths aS0&-.e,TT.k
Two Canal Boats. + ESSEN
aud r WHEATLf, ! am now Jrepartd to
transport from ;his place ard intermediate points
on the Canal, all FLOUR, PRODUCE, &c +,
destined FOR neoregtowl or Ale1aL dria. and to
6rlnS any Freight that may be ,ti.red, rom
Georgetown Alexandria, for this place or points
west OF this, or the b. Railioad, or w. l.
z. RaiiIoad AnpytO
DAVID PERRY, Harpsr's Ferry,
HARTLEY BRO Georgetown
mar lN.3w %
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II There was singular proceeding last
night in the Tabernacle at the close of 4 lee.
ture in advocacy Of the movement for promo.
ting Irish settlements In the West Archbish
OPP Hughes, who was present during the aG
dress, rose .and repudiated any connection
with the organisation, denied any approval O.
IT, denounced its supporters, lay and clerical
anu administered severe rebuke to thu Rev
erend lscturer.-Ne,r |OyN Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-30

NoAH WALKER 4 CO., 36s PENN
" avenue, Browns Hotel Building, respectful
ly announce that their annUs. display Of SPRING
and SUMNER CLOTHING Is now ready for
iosPt ction, comprising an assor msnt Of Goats,
Yeats, and Pantdoons OF the newest and richest
designs. To those who study excellence with
economy In fashionable articles Of d-ess an op-
portuni'y for selecting Is now offered for one OF
most @ttractive stocks In ttiscity. P.i IS uni.
fHm nd low. mar @-erau
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QIOO REwAKD-RANAwAY FRO,
lN Il NO The suhse,iher uviru ALL q

@IOO REwAKD-RANAwAY FROM
U4OO the subscriber livirg near Aka .
keek Church, en- the night OF The 18th. a
bright copper oolored negro girl, calling 10
herself SUSAN MITCHELL, with *.
slight scar on the left side OF her face, taxInx
with Der bright mulatto child about months
old. Sic took with her large quantity of closh.
Ing, $50 In gold, a small donble-caeed COLA
watch, ERd a variety Of other articles che Is re-
mEIksbIy lifely and iltel'p emit. iesds and writes
well, ana perhaps has furnished terselg with a
pas, and Is making her way to free State
will give the pove reward OF 3 % IL "a Ten In
the District OF Columbia or Maryland and Virgil.
ria and $500 II token In free State nd delivered
TO me, residing near Piscataway Z . Prince
6eo'ge's county, Md
mar 2-3.* PIT. CHANDLER
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rphanS' Court. March "a. 1897.
INSTINCT OF COLUMBIA.

~ WAsHINGToN County, to wit:
in the case II Louisa h Adams tate ksoop ,
AdminisiIa'six cf Richard X Kapon deceased.
the sdminiftratfix aforesaid, has. with the an,
probation Of fhe Orphans court of " sshinetnn
county 'forssaid, appointed Saturday. the 18th
dav OF APRIL next, for the Anal settlement and dis.
ulbufoa ofthe PERSONAL estate OF said deceased.
Of the asse.s In hand far the san ha We been
coiisc'eo and tnfned Into money, when and W here
oil the creditors Of aid decessed are potiaed In
attend, Cat the Orphans Court OF wsshicaion
county, With their claims properly vouchei, or
they NAV otherwise, by law, be excluded from
copy Ct this order be published once a weet for
three WEEKS, In the "Evening starr previous 10
the said 9Th day OF pril next
Test.-ED. n. ROACH, Reg Wills
True copy $50.
ftst-E0. n. ROACH, Re-. Wills.
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HECNERs' PARMA

vJNHE FOLLOWING DOCUMENT gxBrB-
Its he superiority Ct Hechefs' FsriIz a. a
and other p-ePaations fer the SEX ana eouvsles-
CENT:
Exsraet frem III. E,ytrf eftAs JsSs..sr,si.:-
ed 80 t1dDlfEe ;hS ausclss isc vi. q - Gas 81,
az tAe Eishfh Isssai EIaibiu . or tAs MIR.
lad I"'iifrHJo, Ihs PrtnOfies a. Nsthsstr
Ans.
'.The article rallied Fsrina 9, made of wheat.
and has be~a introduced Of ate years into us< an
a highly Iutiitious sLb-tznre, beth for the COO
vSlescent nom dir-, see End fer those In coed
heath The committee, from a careful eSani
the sat- atd that 70 has been prrra red nom
wetst alone The sppcArAnoe OF The stsrcs
Rranaks Of ryrrp farinss nee Is pee u.r
aua distinct, ard ih-rr can BE- no mISts Ming oar
fof tie her the mirfoSr one 4. I'm p,cvsSd In
TIE efaminstoh- The committee would svp-I
q srI premium 10 this article for he fola,wI1
-ons:
"Ith pure preparation ffom wheat, v,,Aor,
the sdnir'u-e 81 any other grain and ~ la
most Admirable article OF diet for In sslds tnx,.
much a. Il 'emb'nes siI the Va Hons binds Of .us-
n proper sction IN this particular, havfns ,Ae
greatest possible advantage taBicca, moet OF
the vsr.ettee or ssgn ana a roW root, since u
later eie only supplied with ,tarch. one Of the
II have bern de>ieued "a he the type Of nut,ious
substance suited 70 all or wants Ph soloeisis
however, have C. Ms deied :hs' 20 a pris.
oner TO stsrch die, al would be to put HIM 20
dea:h ey ngering. ;ertcr'pg starvation - sud
hence the necessity Of other an .oh-
lance Intended fo' feed The e.hsr ccnetisrsu
furnished by the faiina are gluten and slbuus n
and are tuch ne Will be rsquir, d ~ the hun an
system The testimony Ct the Medical Pnfs,-
sion, who have rsed The articles 4. decidedly IN
favor OF the suong recuperstive properties ~
1ina ana ne experience OF the committee 20
wen as thst az uaEy nefnbtrs q the Ipstitufe,
ddrlag The tStib'lon sttrst the plesssn nd nj
stae,e character az The v.i - pr psrstiens hicb
"Tarce5nmftee hsre sxprfimented vim the
ZEN fais;ns ourhwhe.t meal, ~ Becker 4 Bro
'nef, "a also with the self raising Hour aud pr
ncaa .hen To .sctly what they pre.s nd e b.
excellent articles for The litt h@n For tue = g.
wen az Toe Ma eroni hey thiph this Hrm dese1v..
tle tnants az cur &C cks and pYimium from the
hands q tie Board - sIynd by
Irvis sTgiNss, u.
6iDG.N q eAiIa,M d.
baltimore, Naveu hes 1858
x,lna Jelly sousds, Of vaIfons s:sss and forms,
he InIthh Tufoap Ear tf Com, C,user Of
frn' k"e. 1reoi.n Rtse Cactus, sud o her pa
tsrns; also Double foilers, 20 prevent bun'ne ~
ssoIS mir saiicVs En- e, az be lad Of the cfc-
Ioa ior Nj is, Poi cher v ~ =:
RkCkHR BROTHER
aseks:s' Parma Jelly, o delicious and vhcie-
some article q fcOd. Is ccohed In double ,iier-
~ the fah or the metropolitan hecbsn'ce' To-
sL,ute daily 10 that visitcrs cau sc, the prooess
and is served up by Mr. EAvEa, st the Be-
10 with iieh cream dres>ing in the STYLE tAejt
ed M rsylos's Saloon 30 Brosdwsy, New fc1a
mar . "
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OxAss L AM ALsxANpKIA RI

Avn AK N Nv ~ u n
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE Z
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY NIGHTS EX.
SOUTH, VIA ALEXANDRIA,, EORDONs.
WILLIE, and RICHMOND, DkNvILLE and
6kkENSBOROCIa.
Leaves Washington at 9 o'clock a IN
A!exandria al y O'Clock m.
Washington at oiclock Ia
Alexandria n z = O'Clock p IN
ARE from Washington and Alexandria to
Richmond, s. So
ID Omniouses and Baggage Wagons VIII be
at the Depot of the Washington faiiroad, 20
convey passengers .snd bAggsge 10 the steamer
GEORGE PAGE, for Aiexandria, a d. lance Of
six miles, allowing ample time for iHPais
mar LII jAHLS A EVANS, agent.
EOk SALE.-i0J,ceo BRItK Also TaE
L is,d aad Fixtures for larg. business The
Water. Works. Of any ward 10 The District. Apply
to w III EUES, or ESAU PICkRELL,
mar 1851 Water stree, Georgetown, c.
NOTICE.
c. X. CROWN h CO HAVE THIS DAY
ssss sf a.. ,sa . s ttSf'!ig S;
" ever offered In this market, which IL
~ I'VE invite the attention Of those In 80
wait, a. we assure them they can save al aast 10
Handsome carved marble top Dareas. ara Tabe.
Rosewood and wslnu, Tete-a- re,e-, sofas
Wsrdrobes. Chairs 81 all kinds r
Cherry ard poplar Tables,
Msttfeses, hair, corn top, and hush. Ctnlferts
Bhnkets, Beds:esds, high end lvSp. po.,
Racktng Chsirs, care NJ wo d-sest:
Cushions Tor chains, settees Clocks oiaii k,td.
Extension Tsb'es, s!de6t ards, " ts;-nof
Glasses OF all kind, ,ome extra a.e CaIneiS
Cottage Sets, Rug, Walters
sass Ware, Crockeiy Ware Of all kinds
Feather and Fsncy Goods OF all Kinds
And her 6oodst o numerous 10 mention which
we invite the tteation Of housekeeKes aud ctr.
ers, as we ave determined 10 te,I for os.h o, 70
puuctual customers =
T.. X. l.. CROWN L. CO -
tor OF 9Th street and Penn ave
P.S. We shall still continue on regular sale
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, hotS mc,ninS
and evening, In font OF ouf,,ore CensIpn,nrn,s
solicited, and In all cases advances made ,xh.,
required CKL .Cx On
maj 80" tae AuCtialt.ers
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MRS. BATES. A Il Err BOARDING.
AsA House, On the southwest corner Of Penn
avenue and 9th street, Inns madr arransem eats to
accommodate large number 81 strangers with
Meals at any time t'fous houi the day, and L"dg
iGgs mar
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Boarding.

MRS. BELL, NO. Al NEW YORK AVE
AV1 nue., The second house from Eth street, can
accommodate few Boarders mar 80 .3tt
pOARD-FOR TWO GENTLEMEN, To-
ID gether or in separate Rooms, in a private
family, where there are no other bOardsrs OF
children In the houxe. Apply at No. 42i 9th
street, ID house from r. mar s3-6t
|nNE LARGE PARL.OR AND CHAMBER
~ attsehed, handsomely furnished. ard lighted
with gas, on toe hrst floor, fUr rent, by the weSk
or month ~ Per month Board f,irni, he'd
p'ivate, II desired, at - 50 per week. Apply d,
No s6> ION street, between snd 4.
mar u Ivy.
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GRAND VOCAL AND iHsTRUMESYA,
CONCERT.

Fifteenth street CoIo,sd P,.s5yte, ida Church,
Beftress ! cad n
WILL BE GIVEN BY TaE CHOIR OF
w said Church, on MONDAY NIGHT, the
goth instant. for the beoedt Of the Churrh, under
the direction Of Prof JAxEs II. FLEET. lie
Concert Will consis: Of Chorusses Trios, Duets
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arcs coI mencing at half pasf7.
Cards OF admission % CENTS.
No pcstponement on account o: weither.
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