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NAV DEPARrMEHr,

Sealed Proposals epdorsed :" Proposals for erect
Ing Building for the Department Of Engineey 90
the NAVAL Ac .demy Grounds st Annapolis, MARY
land viii be received ct this ONCE until Il O'Clock
NJ, on the 18th day of May next. at which hour the
bids viii be opened for furnishing ell the msteri
ais and vorkmanship necessary in the erection and
complexion OF building according 20 plans and
specihcauons TO be seen At the Navy Department,
or az the Naval Academy, Annapolis Msrylsn1.
BIDDERS viii be required to state the amount for
which they will furnish ell materials and IN plets
the buisoing sccordfng 20 the plans and specfAsa-
lions. and IN all respects ready for occuDatioe
They are requested TO name the time in which they
Will engage to complete the work.
. III upon sxAmlnstiou Of the plans and speciAea-
lions u snoud appear that notifications can be
oade tendiog to lessen the cost Of the building
Eithout impAiring its strength durability, bid
oers are invited to sugse st such ana
20 state the amount for which they will comnletS
the building IL such modihsations are adopted !:
THAR 70 they can bid according 70 the plans and
speciscatlons, and also according to such modifi-
ssuens % they may think proper to suggest
such notifications must not involve aay change
m the dimensions Of the building or in che psrti-
eular arrangement OF rooms % shown on the plans.
Zach bid must be accom- panied By good aud
sumcient guarantors, approved by an efhcer Of
tne Government, known 90 this DepartDent, that
the bidder WILL IL his offer be accepted, enter into
contract TO perform the work according to his bid
and the Department reserves the right 20 relest
any or all the bids, 40 the interest Of the Govern
THORNTON A. jenkins,
sp "a 2evSw Chief Of Bureau Of Navigstiou.
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PARDON TO NoRrp gARoLINIaNs

The President has ordered pardons TO be is
sued to all North Carolinians who had appli-
cations or petitions or file. and directed them
to be completed and sent to the petitioners
This includes all the petitions from that State
or file in the Office OF the Attorney General
several hundred in number
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rnE POSTAL APPROPRIATION R1IL

THE fUbIAI AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.
This bill passed the Senate yesterday with
the amendment limiting the appointing powers
of the Presiden. during the recess Of Congress
The yotSlxas light one, On to 10, and had
there been full Senate it is believed the bill
would have been rejected, as several Republi-
can Senators veted against it, -a....-.
Senator Poland, to-day, moved (and it was
carried) for recall of the bill from the House,
in order TO afford opportunity for a motion for
nsideratiOn. ........# .. .. .... r.
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FOURTH AUDITOR's OFFICE.

The following is a condensed statement Of
the business transacted in the office of the
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury during the
month OF April, 1866 -Four navy agents ac-
counts settled, amounting to Sl,133.S5O.OI: 3,
paymasters accounts, $3.50, 652.4l: 4 pension
accounts, S29, CO. 10 marine accounts. $751;
$40. 20; 1913 prize claims, &2l6s29.24 l, l56 gem
erai claims, S61-g1.2>: total, 3,0i4 accounts,
amounting to SS.4H.15I 80. -Four thousand two
hundred and eighteen letters were received
$50 written, and 9,421 recorded.
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proprietor and editor in chief of the Boston
Journal, arrived in this city yesterday, from a
trip TO New Orleans he Is accompanied by
his son 49, Raphael Semmes made a speech
at bsnquent given to HIM on his return TO
Mobile, in which he pleasantly alluded to the
attentions shown him while here as the ..xuest
of the nation" 90" Major George X. Leet,
Assistant Adjutant General on the STAFF OF
Lieut.. General Grant, left the city last evening
for Pittsburg. Pa. q short leave Of absence
-.-- Captain @. V. Fox, Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy, has returned from his visit to Rich.
mond, Va Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, OF
Mass, il in town. H-r...- ~.
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IxxxIxrH CoNGREss-FiRsr SESSION

xxxlxTH CONGRESS-FlRST SESSION.
THURSDAY, May 3.
SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate a
memorial OF chess makers of the United States
Tor mOdlncatiOn OF the tax laws affecting
their business. Referred to the Finance Com.
mittee.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee of Confer.
ence on the bill to establish telegraphic com.
munication between the United States and the
island Of Cuba; which was agreed to- Ii pro
rldes that the rate Of telegraphing shall be not
ever to the right Of Congress to alter this rate.
President. . %.
Mr.. Grimes presented the petition of naval
Committee on Naval Affairs
A bill granting lands 70 the State Of Oregon
70 aid IN the construction Of q military road
from Albany, Oregon, to the eastern boundary
OF the State. e....
Mr.. Feesenden offered concurrent resolu.
ton instructng the Standing COMMITTEES on
Public Buildings and Grounds to inquire what
needed for the State department. Adopted.
Mr.. Anthony called up bill to pay John
Ericsson SO, $50 tor services in planning the
war stsamer Princeton; which was passed
Mr.Van Wrinkle called up bill to reimburse
the state OF West Virginia war expenses. fit
appoints committee TO audit the accounts of
tie State against the United States, and appro-
PIRATES S3Gs.54s TO pay the bills.l
HOUsE-The House voted to reconsider the
vote by which the Army bill was rejected yes
terday. and the bill was ordered to be printed
In its amended form and recommitted TO the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, offered a resolution of.
fering the congratulations of the American
Congress to the Emperor Of Russia, and to the
Russian serfs, on The occasion Of the recent
escape OF the Emperor from assassination
Mr.. Ross, Of Ill, insisted upon the reference
OF the resolution TO the Committee on Foreign
Affairs; whereupon,' .1sat 90 "
Mr.. Stevens Withdrew the resolution
Messrs. boutwell, and Conkling reported adj.
ditional evidence from the Reconstru ction
Committee. Laid on the table and ordered TO
be printed. 'E -F. ... ..f.T ar
Mr.. Julian, Of Indiana, offered a resolution
calling on the Secretary Of the Treasury for in
formation in regard to determinations against
American Commerce by the Macmillan Gov
eminent of Mexico. Adopted. !. p. .rr..a .
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, reported the following
bills from the Committee on Territories. which
We're severally read 3 third time and passed:
/ A bill TO amend the act " provide q tempo
rary Government for Montana Territory
A bill concerning the boundary Of Nevada.
A Joint resolution TO facilitate communIca-
don with certain territories. bill ameuda.
tory Of the organic act Of Washington Terri
tory.
The House then took up the first business
on the Speakers table, namely, the Senate bill
for the admission of Colorado, and was en-.
aaged in the consideration OF the same when
our report closed 1910 ".. I.H Gl
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 3.-Flour steady. Wheat
scarce and firm. Corn dull; white, sSas6
cents; yellow, S2as3 cents. Oats firm, 5Sa56
cents. Provisions firm. Western lard, 26X
cents. Sugars active and steady. Coffee dull
and unsettled. Whisky firm, S225X.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE FROM MEXICO AND CENTRAL
AMERICA.

Shst in Bed-Frsm Havana-Careo Of
Negroes Reeeived-The Plate War;
NEW YORK, May 3.-The City OF Mexico
correspondence of the nth says the siege of
Mazatlan continued. The Liberal comm ander
was found by the French sick In bed. and
shot
The Havana correspondence says a cargo of
negroes have Just been landed, and Distributed
on he south side of the island
There is a large stock of sugar on hand, and
freights are brisk. . .f-.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to the I'd Of April
state that two Peruvian IRON ciads arrived
from England, and the captain OF the Spanish
schooner Derotfea was using the American
nag. A Peruvian iron clad Is daily expected
from the United States
News of an attack on Pare da Patria, and
the crossing into Paraguay, is hourly ex-
peCted
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C0LORANQ

The bill for the admission of Colorado is up
before the House to-day, and its passage is
is being pressed by Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, chair
man OF the Committee on Territories. The
indications are that it will pass by small
MAJORITY
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The FIRST CASE OF CHoL ERA IN NEW YORK.
The FIRST death in New York this season from
cholera occurred Tuesday morning, on me
east side Of Sd avenue, between 9sd and 93d
streets The victim was q Mr.. Jenkins, 8
native Of Ireland, thirty-five years Of age
Prom a careful examination Of the circum-
stances connected with the case, made by DR.
Harris, Registrar Of Vital Statistics of the
Board Of Health, that gentleman pronounces il
typical case Of cholera not admitting OF a
question or doubt
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis at Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 3-Mrs jefferson
Davis arrived here this morning direct from
Montreal.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE CANAL IMPRovEMENT.--On Saturday,
proposals will be opened at the Mayors Once
for the construction of the causeway. to connect
the pier at the foot OF 18th street with the
monument point. This causeway will be sos
feet long, ~ feet wide, and an average depth Of
ten feet, TO be composed of piles plank timber
and earth, in which will be a spacious tide
way, with gates that will open and close by
the action of the tides. D #F....
NJ. p. Farquhar, 10 whom the contract for
excayating the eastern section of the canal
from I'd street to the Anacostia, to-day entered
into bond in the sum of S5,O0 for the faithful
performance of his contract and will COM
mence the work Immediately. He ex pects that
by Monday he will have fairly entered on the
work, and Judging from the immense number
mostly contrabands who have been about the
botanical gardens, he will have no trouble in
obtaining as many laborers as he may require
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FINALE CLRRKS

1t il under consideration to form three grades
of female clerks, with salaries OF $751; $3.50 and
$3.50 respectively. There is but one grade at
present.
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General Meade at Portland.

PORTLAND, ME-, May 3.-GeneraI Meade,
with the troops from Easfport, arrived here
tins morning. The troops will probably be
Temanded to their posts. AID"
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 3-Cotton quiet. Flour
advanced 5a10 cents. Wheat firm. Corn dull.
Beef, Pork and Lard firm. Whisky dull
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4 NOT CONFERENCE.-The nomination of Gen.
Frank p. Blair for Collector Of Int, nal Rev
enue tor the st. Louis, Missouri, District, was
rejected in the Senate yesterday.
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oTRENOyALi
HSs,d r..s.esssiis ..iern q. sssss.ss -
tie Pablo IN G.ss..l that he b. esass91 Ne
g: se and s..sf siss: = sys..is tsassss p1c sss
TT TX prices before e f;sf
Eos sALE.A tine ResswoOp PIANO. sy.
s sss e. APP. H;ssiy !. rEEkiss cos.@A
$13 FOB BOYS b.ows SUR
sACa COAT VEST AND PANTS
ONE PIIOB.
- GEO. O. HEHNIE0.
my SIT Corner 9TH ct. snd MARYLAND avs.
R0rTLED ALE
put mp expressly for family ase. ct
ALE AND POTTER DEPOT.
90 Louisisns avenue.
my st- between 9Th aad lotA streets.
DI,s Arny,l a5neisry Grsdnsts ot%
sSs AZ. gSifi q
All kinds of Dental vsrk made and 70 saired. Has
5. IA &: s::ss
CAksIAers' CARRIAGES cAERiAaEs'
hand Carriages, which will be sold a RRR.
4 sss'sss f:.sSn' d il
riages taken in exchange e, s..1. Hs
Repairing Dr0D's,KS o si,fHs;d f. TO- GRAHAM.
my. sSd fs sf nvspss pss bee AZ s,s sth
PERsS0,kssso ~ WANT OF CAkkIAGEs. such
Wv EsckAwsA,Essoo VIZ
LIGHT BUSINESS Asp WAGONS.
call are deseTainsd to sell a, &C cost st 10 close
rs sf s5ssSn ana sff'rx,reR Res for sale.
... #1 WALTER EEGKER.
my Slim between 9th and ion strseis.
~00TTAeE SITS. a
- COTTAGE SETS. m
Of 0STTAGE SITS. '''0i'"'o'
p'''' A'' cXBIHHr FURNITURE,
01 my ssoSs Southeast oer. sti and street.
a Se1HER REDUCTI9HN.
SCOTCH s SS4S$SsslnER.
COAT. tH2sE9 s sss 'S {. H.s.,ss.
my 3-A' Corner 7ths street and ma ave.
"A mrs. sTEBN ~
* STILL MANUTAcTCREs THE BEsT :SN|2
HOOP SKIRTS.
at No. sl2 north 'th street. between d. and e.
REAL FRENCH o0RsETs
at Mrs. STEMS, No. SIG north 7th street, bet.
d and :.
STRAW HATS.
RIBBONS, ..
BONNET SILKS and
FLOWERS,
In great variety, at No 5l2 north 7th street. be.
tween d and 4.
SUNDOWNe, or SEA-SIDES
at No. 512 north 7th street.
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lNTEHNAL RKvENUR.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were sLelI, 937. IS. and
the receipts for to-day were sa,.36, s52.7I.
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uRLnDoLl! ExTlAQf DUCHU And N
II PD0y6D D0ee Wash cores secrst es1HsH-
eo9e ososoecs, D ~ 80 stasee, e httie sEIsosss
little O. n change In dtee, 10 inoon veuisaco and
no Oxposure. els pleasant In tAsts end odor, In
nsdiaes IN II eceaea. I'D Tree ffoa au tajuness
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AWARD OF CoNTRAcr-Capt T.. T. Bridges
has awarded tc Philip & Solomon the contrac,
for supplying the Commissary Department
with Stationery and Blank Books.
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LOST AND FOUND.

&C REWARD-Lo-t, on TUESDAY, svenins,
W. April 3ith, black enamel ORERA GLASS,
In morocco Case. Name OF owner engraved on
mounting and written inside OF case. The thanks
81 the owner and above reward will be given to
the finder on returning il to No. IL, LIST street,
GEORGETOWN. my SIT.
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the 18th of April,
Il 1856. enc rad and white COW. which the owner
10 requested to come forth and prove property,
PAY charges, and take her away.
my 3a. l.. between I'D and sd SITS.
ESTRAY-Oame to the premises Of A. @. Osborn,
- on the morning 30th April last, one white spot
ted horned COW, with . bell on, giving milk;
biaGk ieet and nese. The owner Of the above de-
scrfbed COW 10 requested to come forward, prove
property pay charges and take her away. Bright.
wood, D. q. my2sis
c. REWARD-Strayed or stolen. last Saturday
@c night: 18th instant, two rigs; enc black
SOW pigs, with white spots; and the other Q male
pig, white, with some black spsts on the hind
quarters; one ear black, and part of the tail cut
on The above reward will be given II returned
to WIN HILL, corner Of end "a streets, Island.
I OST-On yesterday morning. between 7th st
IL and Got rgeeown, . LADfS POCKET BOOK,
containing sum Of meney and small sample
piece OF velvet. Any person having found it wifi
Do rewarded by leaving IL at the Drag Store Of v.
STRAYHD Oh sTOLEN-A handsome red COW.
~ with large star in her face. four white feet
and white tail with some white spots ON her kody
her or inform me where she may be found. snail
be handsomely rewarded b. the subscriber, I56
@ st.. bet 18th and nth
myl-3tt HIRAM BROWN
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oOVERNMENf SECURiflEa.
WARRINGTON. May ,, 1865
AZ OeeKe e Co furnish the following aue-

HBW ToRK INST BOARD 0ALDO. y
Coupons, tt6; Five TWenhes. lS6s, l0iI:
five Twenties. 1854. iOtx: Five Twenues,
1865, f0ik; Ten FOrties. e5S; Seven Tairues,
lOl "a; Csrttiicates, 100; Gold. ia. -
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- The New York Post and Times
both among the ablest of the republican
journals Of the countryside ground against
the scheme Of the Reconstruction Committee
Of Congress. .r
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fsher.-This morn.
ing the case Of Brian Corral, John Baliinger
and James s. Williams, charged with robbine
Mr.: Rudolph Buchly. was continued, and is
still on trial.
On motion Of W. Y. Fendall Esq, Mr. B. T.
M. Hurley, Of Md, was admitted to the bar
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MAYORS oFrIcI.

MAYORD OFFICE, -.
Nl WASHINGTON, APRIL 81. l1ss.
Rreysesls VIII Ss received until n oeisck . %
THURSDAY. Nay ID. instsat. for grs1ing anl
revelipe street north, between !eartseeA esl
ttfteeneh streets vest. The gravel % be niae Ia
wafd the guttsrline; . b we'll rolls6 NTH AeaV
reilef after erxveiing. and TO be relieved 81 Ell
bouneso q a inpropsr size, sf the eiscrsttos q
1idders viii state the price per cssie yert Ter
cutlng or filling, that which measures most, 20 -
Daid for but ence the surplus dirt 20 b depesissl
wherever tSe Con missioner may direct
No part OF the appropriation will - Deid until
the work 10 approved - the Cen uissieasr Cd As
otgtAnt OoDDtDotoneye.
s''.iss' ess 'sa'''' Jxs.E.sffzfpIHa.
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srALrp rnoyGsSEs Fok A asA5faS ss ANT

"ANOhT OHxIUE.
sIALED PRoPosALs FoR GRADfnG AND
Paving the Carriageway Of Fourteenth street vest.
from the north side OF the canal TO the north side
OF street nsrth, or 90 much thereof ss the Mayer
may direct, will be received at this 0loe until IL
O'Clock, MONDAY, May 18th, instant, with stones
similar TO those used in paving street NORTH the
stones TO be not over eight OF lees than i've inches
In diameter, and seven inches deep, in sooorda nce
with the act approved October u. 1875.
The bidder will state the price psr SQUARE yard
for paving, and per cubic yard for grsding: the
paving TO be laid on . bed Of pure gravel sishf
inches deep, and four inches Of shar1 sand en- To-
Of the gravel; Abe pavinG to be veil ramnsd throS
times With ninety pousd rsmmer, sad to Do vel
vatereA before being rammed the last time a.
then covered With sharp ssnd; the whole 10 Do
eone % the entire satisfaction Of the conmississ-
er Of the tecond Ward and the assistant con Ma.
No bid viii be received unIsss the party or ser
ties are known % b Responsible = -
the rignt 20 REJECT any or all bids 10 reserved.
All the old coocie stone, nag fsotways, and Gut-
ger stone VII 3 the property Of the Cerporatisa:
20 De places, aSter being taken up BY the coatrae
cssdins oss square OF. t
aH1-e0d O00oissioner Second ward.
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PROPOSALS. At noon to-day, proposals
were opened at the Mayors Office for grading
and gravelling M street north. from 14th to
18th streets west. The bids were as follows /:
b. Cook rs cents per eubic yard for grading,
@ cents per square foot for travelling: James
ODay. 10 cents, 10 cents Thomas Joyce, i2c.,
lSc.; VIM. Blake, lSc- 10c.; Geo. Fastnaught,
SOC, &C.; Jno. Costello, l9kc., l4c.; Sam1 Gregg.
1885, &c: Saml Cook, Soc, &c; Andrew
Gleason, Ice, lie. The contract was not
awarded to-day, some time being req uired to
make the calculation as to who is the lowest
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THE CASE OF QUlsENBERaY.

An officer Of the Veteran Reserve Corps on
duty at Louisa Court House, Va, reports to
the War Department the case Of a Mr.. James
Quisenberry, resident of that county, who
was tried for the murder of Washington Green.
colored laoorer Of his, and his acquirtal. The
circumstances sf the killing are stated to be
these Shortly after the occupation of the
county by our troops, Green, who still WORKED
for Quisenberry, got out some shingles for the
house OF Mr. peasants, for which labor
Peasants had agreed 70 thresh on. q uisenbsr
rvs wheat. After the work was completed
Green applied 70 Quisenberry for payment,
winch the latter seemed inclined to make onIy
IN promises. On the last occasion Of Green's
asking Tor his pay, q uisenberry became angry,
told Green TO go away and warned him not To
follow him to the pig sly, where he was then
going. Green did follow Quisenberry, upon
which The latter drew q knife and stabbed the
former above the right collar bone, severlug an
artery, and causing instant death. u uisenberry
confessed the deed TO Mr.. Harris, a neighbor
was arrested by the civil authorities and re-
leased on =, $50 bail. He was sent on for trial
At the next Circuit Court, but released on S5W
bail This trial came on in the Circuit Court
and was concluded on the 2Osh of last month
The form and manner Of the trial was perfect
ly fair, but the Jury, after an absence of two
minutes, returned verdict Of Mot Guilty,
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@Frsnck Taylor sends Us the May number
OF the United States Service Magazine ~. I
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How IS IT III the eleven excluded States
are not States, how can they vote on the Con.
sttutional amendment. winch cannot be rati-
Ned without some Of the eleven voting to make
the necessary three-fourths!
IL they are States and can vote on the Con-
stitutional amendment, why are they not rep
resented in Congress!
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CIRCUIT COURT, Jsdge Olin.-The case of Mrs
Marion ]. Hutton. against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Compensation to re-
cover damages for injuries received-is still on
trial. This morning Mr.. Riddle, for the plain
tin, argued the case to the Jury and was fol-
lowed this afternoon by Mr.. Bradley, jr., for
the defendant, who will be followed 20 morrow
morning by Mr.. Davidge, on the same side
MI. Merrck, for the plaintiff, will close the ar
gument
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BALLS, PARTIES, DO.

AHO
aH PERhUDBD 0AkDBN,
Carer Of 9th and 3 streets.
VI CAPII04 HILL.
!, ,p ~ ever fs'nn''o'as "a =, :,s.e
N J. RUSSELL 8 MAY BALL IN WlnH.
III INGTeN will be held ct STATION -
HALL cor 9th and SITS on MONDAY
EylsIEo, Nay IT, ~ The frhibisi0, viii
1. Scotch Dance, By Misses
8. College Hernpipe, b. Q Master
- g. LaPss Styresn, By . Misc and nsster Z Z
q I. La Smolenski ~ mfss - ~ - 2
8. Cachuca. b. . Hiss
ba Mepoia, b. 0 Miss and Master sz1-s-'aslra-r
2. HishsrI Hornpipe. By . Gsatlsnsn
g. Pas a. niitaife, By Q Miss I -
Q. Fishers Hornpile. By . Miss.
10. Tyrolea1, By . Mise.
+ IL. 7Hiekisnd fling By Gentieusu ~
II. SafI0rS Horspfpe, BY . 0enslSmeu
ID. Baden Baden Polka, by Misses q .#
Il. Army md Navy Rornpipe. By Master,
10. Pas Dc Tampa. By Miss. ~ . 7 - Fl.
Pas do Oriental, BY Miss
81 IL. Hieh1and Jette, By o n ester Deg -
IS. Ia 0racnyi enne, by Miss .ss g tr
-. Tarsntella. by Hiss. .t1HH.. Dol. ..aE
e. Sailors HornIiIe, By Genttsmaa.
T1ck cts, admitting o Gentleman and two Ladies,
So; Ladies' tickets, so cents to be had Of the
Pupils End at the door on the evening Of the
Ball. my This. INST.
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MULEsu hui ISM g

I0iLKf wAREtl ~o,, -. - .rr 49,.
=. We have nst received per chip Colunb1s, direct
nom LiyerpCol z hSs2ttfll assertlsnt Of
g waish e t.Nts the spscisf sttsntton Of our
WEBD ngyeRIDGu,
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