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Lieut.. Colonel Ctief 9racterS1aster
fe 81 I'm Department of " -.Aiu StOr
DROP osALsF FOR LUABE q

-PsorcsILs 20. Lrnssn for tn. West SETON Of
cfE e OF tn. Bnr..s OF Construction. fr.uu-y De
sl.sSsIi; sfLamb-T Kin is .ss S aa.iti~s d.
seribsa II tbs following schedule. rhs sasI titles
FeieF!.s tss Issks 70 ineTs..s .. siaini.a tat.a,
se>ordi.g to tL- resuir-n,.pt- Of The cork, eta
CLEAR WHITE PINE PAsSgL LunBgR.
In lengths varying from IL to aFf--t "a iG-h :.i,f,
.,d not les: than 10 inches VIDE quantity required
MERCHANTARLE Wits PINE LUMBER.
II length, yaryin, ;: 10 . ct "a 70 inssss
quantity required about soc feet, B. n
COMMON GUILE.
From to iinehss thick .s9 y !. fses II length
Oak LCABsR.
s5s to i 5Iss . tsiss aaa y t. p 1 10 length
Ash LUMBER,
From TO inches THE. y g feet 10 length
quantity required asoat 8 cce feet, b Il.
WHITE PINE JoISr
~ niche, and hfeet long, Quantity aired sso It
SPRUCE JorST,
issaf Pss:i sas Z sss feet ''. quantity
z. q. sCANTLING,
sos, a., nd, 70 long asan'' required
,.tneAs. each r.i ssI 11s quantity required
All the above descr ptions OF luriber WIN be Of
the best % sity OF their several oeiSrpiions and
must be delivered 1t the Treasury Building from
time to time, ordered upcn receiving reasonable
notice.
bids TO state price per n. board measure for
each dtrer eticn OF lumber described IL the fore
sosg schedule teIcept the rails. which viii be bid
for iineRl measure
Ali bids must be accom- panied by 9 written guar
snt<e from some ponsi bic rson that Tia etdier
is Responsible, aus viii perform the contract II
awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right 20 reiaet auy
or all the bids. i eeemed for 'he interest OF the
Goverpmeni TO do
Bid. TO be enclosed in . sealed envelope ana en-
ISAIAH R06ER2,
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department..
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~ PROPOSALS.
DRoP ois KLsSf CIV o'o'p.@
Qscs af c. ;1 Ssarf~ -,e.isr,

H,Alssarss,s, D.e.a..s.a II washtnsAss,
-e-y.sf ..ss-- - !" 81 +" F,Fsbrasry -, S-SN
P.orosAls are invited for tsratxa isE wsa1 -
e trocps IN and around the For u ksre..sis.
sp~eiesa In NJ pSftses ming wood or Sns5 lAai.
. ihs yse;siL = the s~m.. ,is: Ports sthsn A.
bury. Csss, Tflhpkhsst, -si3 Hsr-Y 90 tee eoctl
side OF the Potomac. near Chain -dge.
Proposals ~ Be made IN TIE following w~sneF,
10 vi::
Fret FOR y cod stsnding price pr ecrir
Eetoed For rcod feiiec py =. 3. Asx:aeers or
eterrrite. sr;Se per oorc
Tklrd FoE oSa cat sai sps6sa o. .as sroS "a
Tropo sr pust -yveify toe scoaissy, Sf,d. qws-';-
n NJ c.sel',y o. the wood.
PropC 81 = Il :, received 1ads- .his scvs-ti,e
nett Or sse amount o.: wood Required
Proposals viii b. received q, any time ~ 70
June st i-,3.
.aeh h,dder rnrs. attach is .aii axEe ana POST
Once address 20 bis t,d. and TIE names ci al TIE
parties tsrsst-6 IL She proposal unjust sPy- sT In
the bid ...r
ln ee.A aS aLsEiasss 20 .hs GscsrnmsA; OF tat
CrtIrd States n-~.t &c c-,-roas s1et s.9
gias vii! be Gpsass frOgl tia. ~ s.Iae, an can
trset~ or purchases made as ta- vccS ns! - re
CURED. --
The light IL reserved 70 accept sl or any part o'
Prog'.si. should be endorsed, Proposals for
ooU' ELIAS GREENE
. Lieut. Colonel Chief Q1acte-E,aster
Se cI. I'm Depsrts.-at of W..AiURt
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PROPOSAfS.

4 3. sss & !. I'LL I'LL
ss ii s
II Marble basins with overflow Si,sass aians-
rs waste ceeks, .ith rod lever and asaxrs plate.
Nor t ssan c Sss 30 % ess
bid. s,Sst s:sse ss,es Tor ..eA sstsie,. s.l,.r.d
1t the treasury Build IL Socd efssr.
,s a.ss s:sssa S1 ''fsss sfsisrs
fron .hs 9Th of March to the i.t Of Aprii s. m.,
or ali IL. BIDS, il eon.idsrsa Tor sie ia:sTss: Of
inysiepts eon,..nisE Ht. 70 BE endorsed PRO.
p0sa.E for nsins WORK. TAI A eoa.ps
:, xioe.r Ia Charge Treasury Department.
DRcposALs FoK BLgE sroNk FLAGGING
I wiz b received At the o@se Of tie Bnf..s Of
Blue tsos. Ii.ssiSs. according % he fs;osia.
i@ stones, feet s inches Zee. Z. inches.
y e go stons: sco issas: fee. ashs
sss .ss s ssSss M - 18th
or ali tn. s,a: if sonsiaered for til. interest Of the
Sids to Be inelosei 10 sealed envelope. endorsed
Proposals f'F Blue Stone f fsSffnH RoaxRs,
Engineer in Charge Treasury. Department.
fe 10 tutlIsefs q --..-~- ss-.. I'D
DROPofALS FOR AARSLE work WILL B.
Il received At the oefcs OF the Bnrssu Of Con
strue len, Treasury Department. until u O'CLOCK
n, PIsRBiRY q. 1855 FOR SIXTY ero Marble Wash
stand Ioye, according 70 sampler 30 be seen at the
to be delivered At the Treasury Building in coed
condition, from the 10Th Of March 70 the Lat of
APRIL as may be desired. - 49,.
The Department reserves tia right to reject any
all bids II conside red for the interest of tb
GoYernme mt to do 30.
Envslopss containing bids to be endorsed PRO
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
Re 1c-tuthksfe 28
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CLOTHING he
L JOYS CLOTHING! -
We hereby call svsry BODY attention TO eur
-. LARGE AND TASTY STOCK ~

We hereby call svery bedys attention TO eur
-. LARGE AND TASTY STOCK ..
-.. BOYS CLOTHING, 50 Co.,:
TO suit the reason. @.. t-a-
Bssns now prepared to At Al hcys trsna ays ysars
and Up, We invite even body to give rs = sall.4l
Remember eur motto, which is-Es1 Dsehiass
fs nv so..s~.., .er... III md .;. =
GHsAr r1e sI. 1a Il.
CLOTHING AEaCHANrs! @
owing to
J. BRUCE 90.
selling their stock Of
MEMS AND Boys CLOTHING
1t less than any other house in Warrington. Nov
II the time 10 secure sor e Of the
. -.-. GREAT 8ARGAIEs
efsred BY a.. We have on haad the AnsSt sslss.
CAsslxERs GOATS, PANTS AND vss7s
La the city. Also. latest styles Of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
fer eiHEsns' And soldiers wear.
BOYS CLOTHING
OF al descriptions.
AL Of the above goods will b sold ct less than
Wholesale prices for the next sixty days. to make
room for Spring Goods which We are now maau-
faeturing. J. BRUCE co.,
oiothiers. 464 Seventh street,
Jas Two doors below Smiths
DAR6AINeI BARGAINS
GREAT BARGAINS ~
READYNADE CLOTHING,
eMIT HIS,
No. 46O SBvHRfH e1aBl1,
whore have the best assortment Of
CASHMERE GOATS, PANTS AND VESTS
In the sity. Also, . very ans stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which offer At very low prices for the next sixty
tays, to make room for new Spring Goods.
To persons in want Of
CLOTHING,
now IL the time to ny them. 1t
Ne. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
ooRNIR GOTH STREET AND PA. Az.
j. H. SMITH, Olothisr,
No. 400 Seventh street,
jas Two doors above J. Bruce & Co.'s.
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332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

NATIONAL LOAN.
fHI NEW
BIX PER CENT. BONDS
,..., Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS PROM DATE,
q amer i've Ysass. st Option Of the eovsr,msns.)
IHE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
YIHrY DOLLARS,
oN1 HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE Registered BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
oH1 HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oN1 THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARs.
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
uT1R,sr oeAhrss GKss, AT DAT. OF rus-
AID PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
. These Bonps are the
cH1APIsr GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
The Interest At present price Of coin bsiax .suiv
slsnt to Pea OEHI. in currency.
HOR SALE By
JAY COOKE e. CO.,
BANKERS,
<s2 FIFTEENTH STREET.
DKALKRs II
RUv1RNkENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
0ERrIF1oA rBs,
AkkY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EK0RAYo1
Go S-u
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II ALL AMp WINIl e 6oDs
WALL ErRPRENS 90. are now openins
their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing
ezs DRESS COATS, D01eKIN PANTS, VESTS,
10 A large and well selected Stock of hns heavY
oVERCOATs. We have also . complete Assort-
Eaent of BUSINESS SUITS, made In the most du-
DESTROYS t. their wants. Heavy Woelen Blankets
Tor camp Use, at reasonable priees.
WALL, 6T1PHEN1 4 co..
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
% 3k-dd between 9th And 10th streets.
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PUTTISG 1T M.LDLY.--.fhe PARIS Moniteur
OF the 2sd has a bulletin explaining the
borrowing o! cClored soldiers from the Viceroy
The semi Official document conc. uies by say
ing. This measure, adopted in sense of
humanity, cannot give rise 10 the least criti-
lsm-"t Very cool thai only it does no; appear
" neither the humanity consists In expatriatinz
the Egyptians or nyading Mexico
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~The Nashville Union Publishes list of
the men who have failed "to walk up to the
captains office and settle" in the matter of tha
assessments laid BY General johnson for the
rears, and the Union gives hints Of summary
proceedings.
SThe James Steam Mills Of this city has
declared dividend of 50per cent. This makes
20 per cent. in less than fifteen months, on the
reduced valuation, and makes good and paws
Well in addition TO those who held the stock
before II was Observation-Disclosures (Aass.)
Herald. .... .r-. . -.
since, drank three hot wills kies, with rat poison
sprinkled on top, by mistake, for nutmeg. ON
the discovery being made, three stonachs
moved simultaneously, and the nearest physi.
clan had three patients in q mirac ulously short
space Of time.
bill has been introduced into the New
York Legislature 70 pay common counciImen
OF the city Of New York three thousand dolIar.
TO induce them 10 quit stealing.
- Judge Gray, in Iowa, has decided that
under the Constitution OF the United States a
free negro is q citizen; and that being such. no
State can pass law excluding him from its
territory.
- Somebody's conscience has been troubling
him, and therefore that somebody encloses in
an synonymous communication $500 TO a New
TO said bank. -.-4 -f g..
- man named Cornelius Hackett has inst
died in Armagh, Ireland, at the age OF I0S
years. He was q sawyer by trade, and was
actively at work until few moments before
his death. -.
- A respectable farmer named Georoe
Lindermood was recently murdered an rob
bed near Dayton, Ohio, by o deserter AIMED
John=W. nobnin. 80
~ The Savannah Republican contains An
Cner Of go reward for the arrest of a desertar
fIcm d Georgia regiment, who ia described an
free negro and an excellent drummer. 4 =.
~ Il IL said that the French Emperor will
'eLs his cousin, Priaee Napoleon, 70 attend as
Els rsprssentaiyethe marriage OF the Prince
Il ~ a+es.
e. GaTihalGi, II Is said, is bored alYn ost to
CsatL by lhTongs Of eurious and impairment
;Ccpie who ffock ITO visit him.
~ Nicholas Longwortb, who died recently
n Cincinnati. -io.t "a estate valued a. from
: f2,ftt Go 70 Si5,HH.f'0.
E1g-Fn the classification Of the 30 mer.bar OF
III. hassachUseIt- Legs iaIure, Only six are
rs,.d = ''seuJi-msH'
ESC-,Ts Stowe 6 6ra -natiZing "UneIe Toms
C4oic" To- :be LONDON thPa1rs.
HJTne Sr~ Jvrsey legislature has resolved
q ~ r.-a sac 80 I'll icr"h 2Fh.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

WET DovE& CO.
Arr Nov prepared 20 execute zay ordert vim
which they raar De $500 70 the
PLUMBING, GAS, oR STEAM SIffIN6 bUsi.
MSS.
- s.ore On Ninth street. fe. Doors ecrte IL
F@npsyl.snis avenue, .hssss Rsb o isaac ssA,
sTsAN ard WATTS FIETUEss. .sn Fly
yay GAS FIHTChBS.
w Fave a 6tsre, al are aauy receiving, 6A6
YIXTCPEs of entirely Eev Pstfsrns sad Desien4
ana Finish SUPERIOR n s;Te 20 ANYTHING ksrsefofs
oSa-ed in .his market
cxr took OF q AZ and WATKR FIXTURES. feline
ccESdsBt tssf have tAs best sssectsa ssocx u
Washington.
~ Al Wofk in tAe shove line intrnsted 20 our
care viii be promptly sttepced 20.
Enartr BYtRS q Ic6HAs. sTs rt-eet.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
20O PIxcxs sFnsa psIsrs. =.
hxRRMacK, SO. .,'''
OoCR6Go, s-,.
,.-,- PACIFIC, r-- ..r .......
.. .. seRAeUY, AID
kXGLIsH PRINTS,
In very choice spfins color., snl VIII b sold
Also several cases Of .-'
1900 PACIFIC LAWNS,
in the very ses, styles and at much ,over prices
than .sey can be SOD - after the )st March.
JOS j. NAY, sos Pc. avenue,
nrs. h,:-een eth ana 10Th SIS.
S24 s-a~ 324
CHARLES L. LOCKWOOD
Having removed his stock of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS from the Store $50 Pennsylvanis Ave-
rre. Under browns kotel,) to the old stand Of
Ne..rs CLAG.Tr& MAY,
Nc. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
viii offer 70 his many friende and customers, new
md coup:ete stock Of
GENTLEkENs FURNISHING GooDsi
namely:
White Linen shirts, All-wocl Shirts Draw
White Muslin Shirts, srs,
Fancy Muslin Shirts. Red Flannel Shirts and
Eeroiia Shirts, Drawers.
army Shirts, Herino Half Hose,
Msriro Shirte 4 Drawers Brown Cotton Half Hose
six Ehirts and Drawers, Bleached Cotton do.
al. Castor Buck. Cloth, Silk and Thread Gloves
Also, large stock of Army Gloves and Gauntlsts,
.,lk handkerchief, Linen Hspdkerchiefs,
Silk and " col Scarfs&nd Ties,
Also, g. P. &c.
Gents Patent Ensmelsd Collars, at Wholesale and
retail, 10 for % cents.
L. P. e. @. & @.
Ladies Patent Electro Collars and Cuffs 6 sets for
81 cents.
SFINE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

-1e9o.-<.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs.
They purify, strengthen. and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven thu
mind. -
They prevent miasmauc and Intermittent
fsvers. -.
They purify the breath and acidity Of thu
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
They cure Liver Complaint ana Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bittsrs In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure St. Oroix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard to ago
or time OF day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant.
Sold BY all 0rooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & 90, zoe Broad.
way, rev YORK. sep 25-eo6m
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Eating pea nuts in theaters has grown
hat out of fashion IN New Orleans; but
the Delta says the ladies each evening no " Law
Ia supply OF picked pigs feet, and il has be
come quite fashionable 10 MUNICH them and
pick the delicate bones between the ac,s-the
juice and grease running down the sides OF
their pretty mouths in a most graceful manner
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A HIGH ~CoMPLINEST.-Gen. Rosecrans
writing about the 18th Regiment u. s. Infan.
try, which Ma jors Townsend and Caldwell
commanded Ct Stono river says: OF could /
would promote every officer and several nom
commissioned officers and privates for their
gallantry and good conduct in this terrible
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
~ - PRIZES OF 81 900,
~ S33 900 ~

DELAWARE SEAT TIE LOTTERY,
Authorized by An Act for the Encouragement Of
Internal Improvements in State Of Delaware"
JOHN MORRIS & CO.. Managers.
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAYIN THE MONTH
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OF CT Al +.

IMPAIRMENT oF sTATE,
AZ WAs6IseTos. J.reAry&, lsei
The Secretary OF StEts -tli hereafter resolve Hen
cerr of Congress business OF 5stzrSsys, con-
rencins with Saturday. the srst or next month.
;AnT-- WILLIAM h sIWARD.
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peers AND SHOES TO SUIT THl rknIs

s We are now manufacturing al kinds Of BOora
and SHOES, and eop4tantly receiving eup--S2
~ Of Hastsrn-nads Work Of every descr3p.
lion, made expressly 70 order, and win Bel
hsIetofOrs charged in this sity for much inferior
Persons In want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of lastsrn
or City-msde work viii always hndT rood aasort-
ment In store and 81 the lowest prices. Give "a
eall. 1851. 6RIFRIN BHOTHl8
ap STIR 314 Psnnsyfvania avenue,
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T. HANDKERCHIEFs.
i OR LADIES'
Embrsidered Gress Linen,
Bemstitched, Top Bordered,
Mourning, and others.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Colored Bordered, Hemstitehed,
Fine Plaiz Lar &c Size,
Heavy German Handspun.
The above stock is very large, and We will offer
them without any advance on old prices until Feb
ist. 8. d w. AEYENBERG
As Market Space, under Avenue Hsuse,
az between 7th and 9Th sits.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
At 32l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 9th and Icth sts.
Bsvrpg purchased of Dir. J. b. Gil AGRTr his en-
tire stock CT DRY GOODS, 1 will now offer the
20 tie public at LOW PRIcEs, for the purpose
Of closing that branch Of the business
Er. J. L. Clayett has kindly consented to make
bis ooe with for the rpose of cloeinE his old
business. and also to assist with his advice and in.
Gaence in closing his late stick Of Dry Goods
CHARLES L. LOCKWOOD.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE
&c l6-2w* O'CLOCK
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$3.50 prizes amounting to-. .-- 9sas Sal 80
Tickets go; Halves %; Quarters s2x; Highths ok
~ All orders for Tickets In the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington, Delaware. feb ri y
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II Central Hotel, on the European plan, JW cor
ner Pa; az and 9th st., where comfortable lodgings
tached TO the hotel has been most handsomei~ H.
mp, regardless Of expense, where all the delicacss
style 1t AL hours, With prompt nsss Bill Of fsrs
reduced In prices. Vi i~is
ia % sm. n D. 9ELsToN. Proprietor.
l. Ae fhANCK TAYLOR
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~ CLARIFIED CIDRRu
! haye Just RECEIVED per schoonsre George 3.
OF Pure Massachusetts, CLARIFIED CIDER. XXX
oner Tor sale at the lowsst market price in auan
titles to suit purchasers. - ~~~A
Hotel keepers sptlers and all others In want NJ /.
prime article Of Cider are invited TO cali and az
anime this before purchasing slsewhere.
RILEY A. sdINN
Union Bottlins Bspot, 81 Green st.,
No @-n 0sofsetown. D. b.
WE HAyEJgsT REcEIyED A LARGR AS
We offer TO the pu bile az the lowest fac 6A
tory prices. Several PIANOS that haveVTTYH
been used short time, will be sold upon e.sv
terms, 1t the Ware Roo ms Of 49, oo"~ss'
, rgI 80" =. w. g. METZEROTT
fel2 Corner Pa ave and Ilth st,as+ .
GIBBS HAIR sTORB, : :,
Gag Pa. dusHxs, asdy 1ziytesnfk st
Ladies' hair cOlOred . permanent black or brov~
at the above establishment Also,
BRAIDs, BANDEAUS,
OURLs, WIGS, ROLLERS. TO-.
always on hand or made TO order At The shn,tr:2
notice. DEPOT FOR THE SALT on Ssss
NO 2o-sm BATCH ELORN HAIR Dvu
nNE GOOD SEOOND-HAND ANDREW sf.IV
~ PIANO, for 90, for sale ct the Music
etOreof 80 fA
W. G. METZEROrr fHTT
Ell Cole Agent for eteinway HonlP!an1a
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Musical Dcbainnses.

There is. or ought TO be, alwayo an eStraor-
binary degree Of interest attached to the appalion oil
Of a Young lady VINO designs TO make The yrca stage
pro,ession because 10 all The attributes VI the
successul actress must b. added that very rare quality
fine expressiyo malleable, cultivated voice Oithese
interesting phenomena We have recently Lad two one
on Saturday evening and The other on Monday evening
ot tie IryngHa The fret Of theSe was hnc looking
Young French lady rejoicing under tho iusuo"S name
~ Stella Bonheur which done into English means star
or Joy. and which h misnomer Tor one 10 iiii VI
yout and cbeerulne This a,pirant for concerts ana
be opera a, well has been learn pupil only Tor Blk
months. Of the weknown Mr.. Maeder. In tha' time
she has certainly wonders but hot enough q'o 10
Mace her before the public. We think with proper al
dionsl study with such full soprano voice rs sno
,,if,cd with she will take rank a. an oper" ar'is'.
The second debutante is a young lady OF thi' cry
Miss Lucy smons aged eighteen, and pnp Of 'c'ef"'
voars standing Of Sgnor mpzo. She cihiDNS rnre III
,clloence much cultivation aud has voice oil e1ce'
lot extent and quality including the uppermoSt ho'e0
~ te ultra regions She has been carefully 'aDg "
box noted psql,,sQr AID tas rsT1as4 W 0ss'' wv
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was much applauded-it was at Mr. Gotsschalks crowd
ed and brilliant concert Miss Smons intends to 60 On
the stage which is judicious resolve for VIC think
she has the facial mobility due the profession that
concert OF MI Gcitschak. there the usual piano
ora'uiaisn IN winch Mr. Sandcrson assised-so II was
quite an American affair. Mr.. Eben the Flute: Mr.
Thomas, on the Violin; and Mr. Castle vocalist wore
also among the attractions In the bill
There will be second Gotscholk concert on Thur..
day. when Mile Louise vvier also a pupil Of Sgnor
Mn2io, will make first appearance; and Likewise Mr.
Motto another pupil.
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Guerial Notices.

Young Mem. Union Central Cominittcr.-ihir
regular monthly meeting Of iii. Committee viii be hrd ., VA"
radp.rt-r, corner of Broadway and 2idst on "Lo"iS
DAY EVENING the ?ist instant. nj "a o'clock; -, ,
WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG, Chsirman'
GnonGk W; iAeurs' seeretsri..
An Adjourned Meeting Of the Union JUDICIARY '9h'
vrn,ion vii be- held THIS (Wedncsdayl EVENING at NO.
''' "'0''"'' u JOHN sEDGwicK, President
s. v. r. c9orrn Secretaries.
Travellers, CMb.-MI EDWARD y. DUNBAR viii
deliver an address nj Clinton Hall rcsntilr iafy as'oa
o,,l,,k Subject: American Pioneering"
1lsket, ~ cents 9be hsa VI the aeo1
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