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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

sAssses e 1 asAssas - pas,ss. sus saeasus
sssss t>sa NAssss srNNetsttos n SAsss
eSeeA taa sssoSstaretNN AAwA
a wssalastea alspateM Of he 18Th lss.aAe
sAys,
r Late tAle. aAssWoos, when hsrs was sllm
asassdaSss To both hsssss, an imror,aa, ,n.aas
wss passed. n he shass Of an smssamsa. 70
. etH ptssidIas ks appeals 70 shs Supreme
Court Ia certain Is,s,aal Revenue cssea I,
rsrsals \ Psrtioa Of che Judiciary 90. ursatisg
appeals. aud Substantially ptehtbiss tAs su.
promo Court fso'n having any Jurisdiction In
eases before t. or 10 como usdsr the Recon-
.s,saesisa lava II, prssee.s " passed u ,ims
Svss the Prssidsnt's ,sto) any deel.isd 10 che
MsArdls case. The oppe.itioa members did
not at the tins notice the importance of Ike
amendment, and discovered isouly when it had
passed both hesssA It will DO scot 70 the
Prssidsnt Tomorrow. -
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STATIONERY AND BOOKS.

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Steel Pens. vsrist -, 49,, : =. ..>.s.,
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Writing Boots blank. = - -F.'
Long Day Books, ~ " 49,. y. ..ssss,,:. :.
Broad Day Book,
Blank Bcuks. 50 Ares, - ~ 80. -
Dnvids Best Writice Ink. ,s.-.-,Z.,>.~
David. Old School Ari.hmslis.
"E Fresr's United States History.
Pinnock's Grllslnish's . Rome = -.
F!un ocki Goldpnith's Grs.ea, o.
Worcestor's History, :i. go
Qoaessnbos, Composition and Rhstsrisk
Quaekenbos' EngfIsh Gaammar,
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March 70, iscs, ii, Il .>;s,"...rs~ a't %:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

THs PEABODY FuxS--Ths Y.rkviIls In
suirr 81 TLusdsy .sys:-"Dr. D. Scars.
Agent Of tho Peabody Fund, was in our town
on Tuesday night. lie called for q meeting Of
the officers Of the town. and other leading per-
sons Who are interested in the oanss Of educa-
tiou. ond subrnitted . proposition to aid IN the
common sduc,tion Of the ehildrea of York
willie. lie proposes to give twD, ,6ftls Of what.
ever amount is psosssHy 70 open free schools
TO all the children in the PLACE. II It requires
$1,000 year to pay for the education Of ell
children .nesaing assistance. he will give 500
Of thus amount. annually: while $500 is to be
raised by the citizens. The Town Council are
to have the management Of the schools and
funds. The SCHOOLS for the colorsd children
are TO be separat-, and every thing controlled
as the Council deem best. We hope that our
citizens will At once see the benefit Of this usa.
spr' and enter upon tue work A. ouse."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20
ABBErIlLE, March 20, 1868.

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania refuse 81
by vote Of fifty to fourteen to allow the
passage OF an amendment to the Suite
Consultation perpit,ing negroes 10 vote.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

The Now To'k Sun suggests that Pres
ident johnson be derosed on The ground
that lie is insane, and intimatcs that bs
Las become SO through eatiug opium,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

Mr.Stan:on took advantage Of the Lalmy
weather, on Sunday, to give himself an
ether airing. lie promenaJed around the
War Department square for An Lour or
more, accompanied by his i,,ls boy, and
vi h an nrnel soldier following. closely at
lis heels.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

tAARtestrN, Marh iT.--The CONVEX
ito" adjourned Mut siA At Nocn 10 DAY,
I've Constitution ron,ains fNeen articles,
aud ats sections. n" proceedings to-day
except complimentary resolutions, speeches
aud enthusiasm among tho delegates.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

Ono Of the colorsd delegates to the
State Reconstruction j.. Con 7ention, in
Charleston, was arrested Monday night, for
robb.ng two fellow members; bat, as lie
di:gorgcd, was released soon after.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-20

:: LoSDos,5 March l7.-Rscent derslop-
msnts lead TO the belief that the Fsnia aus
iu Ireland, England and Scotland are tam
fsring with the regular soldiers. There
ars evidence Of alarming disafsction in
some Of the I'ish regiments. 80
In the House Of Commons, Maguire'e
resolution, relative to Irish reforms, was
tesumel. DisrAeli opposed it, and Ma
Suire withdrew it. -. -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

ALLEGED CORRUPTION IN THE BALTIMORE
CITY GovERNNENT.-EOr some time mast
charges have been brought against several
members of the present City Council of Balti.
more involving them in disreputable and dis
honest practices, such as the receiving of money
Tor their votes upon particular balls. A COM
mittee was appointed and the charges have
oeen investigated and il Il reported that a res
oiu'ion will be submitted expelIing the mem
o'rs against whom the charges have oeen made.
Yesterday afternoon one of the members
OF me FIRST Branch, whose name has been con-
nected with the matter. sent in his resignation.
but objection was made. and il was not ac
cepted. During the debate several members
admitted that they had ad yised the resignation.
and one member expressed surprise that there
had not been other designations IL was an
nounced that the report of the Committee will
be made this afternoon. The American saws.
''When the matter is Investigated it is believed il
viii IN volye in these dscredi table TRANSACTIONS
a prominent officer OF the Municipal Govern.
ment, who has heretofore made himself some.
what notorious by charges Of dishonesty agains,
others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

ihE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and In wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tsins full account OF the Impeachment trial
IL the United States Senate; an exciting story
under the caption WAITED for at Down lev
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Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany;
and the latest Geographic Dispatches from ali
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

TIE woRKISG PEoPLE.-In New York, the
Workmgmen's Industrial Council has issued
~efe"iar advocating the repeal OF the eight
hour law OF that State, on the ground that il is
practically mon ratiye, and was designed
more foI Poiiueai effect than the relief OF the
labsrer. The circular requests the Legislature-
however, 70 enact laws restraining emnIovers
from requiring then. employs TO work in sny
case more Than thirteen hours a day Tbs
strike os the laborers on the coal docks a, lar
sey City contn ues, and II is said that nearly All
the cosf -heavers in that part of New York har
Dor srs engaged in H. The laborers,f about
Anne's and Kent railrosS, st Wiminstoa. Della.
ware, suspended operatiops last week The
c. sse Of their xriesaace see1ns 70 be q desire on
the part OF the eoptrzctors, 70 reqnir more
wiling 10 render. the former demanding eleven
and the latter refusing 20 work more than tan.
portion OF the meR hsss sinos rettSned to
49, -l~-sFsr-f0w g4Vof1 HTFHW 'l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

The MAYoRALTY.-We learn that DIR. John
r. Blake has been waited upon by a delegation
of prominent citizens, and urged to consent to
be candidate for the Mayoralty at the ensu
Ing election, on the ground that the confidence
felt IN his integrity and business capacity by
the community al large would cause him te re-
ceive general support from those identified
with the interests OF the city. DIR. Blake was
an efficient Commiss ioner.of Public Buildings
for many years, it will be remembered, is now
President Of the Metropolitan National Bank.
and has held many other positions OF trust and
importance with universal acceptanca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

- The Rhode Island Baptist State Convan-
lion. which Is now in session in Providence Oh
Tuesday adopted resolution in effect disf.l
lowshipPIng the Second Baptist Church of
Newport. the convention solemnly declaring
that. in its judgment, "a church inviting to the
Lords table those who have not been baptized
according to the Lords commands, (meaninp
by immersIon,) is not a regular Baptist
Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

The UNITED STATES, il seems, is not the only
country where the currency is deprecated as
compared with Gold. Brazil has paper money
which Is deprecated so per cent; Turkey 20
per cent. Italy, ID per cent. Russia II per cent.
and Austria 10 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

The OPERA BoUFFE--Bateman's French
Opera Troupe will appear at the Narsnal he
aire, on Monday evening next in "La Grande
Duchesse de Gerolstein;' and during the week
"iA Belle Helene" will also b. presented.
Tickets can still BE- secured at Metzerott's mu-
SIC store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

- The Investigating committee OF the New
York General Assembly, have been unable TO
md any basis for Mr.. GIenn's charges OF cor
Tupton in that body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

- By the Cuban cable, adyices are received
of the burning of JazetOn, Mexico, by which
two hundred families are deprived OF home,
and seven lives lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01
<ro rHE REPUBLloAus OF WASHING

rro zee REPUBLICANS OF WASHING
TON CITY.
M Rsysbiican General Committee. assembled
q 1h9s.sa Anrii . ,ss an. md at,sr s ,o'isss
yonas8ts nOminste . candidate for Mayor, Il
ON FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1865. Il
At 4oeloek in the afternoon,
AT UNION LEAGUE HAIL,
And that - several Wards select
TiFfEEN DELEGATES ON WEDNESDAY,
NAY 6, 1865,
beet and that the officers Of the Regular Repusii.
can Clubs OF the respective ward. furnish creden-
twas slss determined tl.t each ward should
select i've p. IRONS q menbers of the Republican
SS&%ss sa .si
report their names TO this Convention.
ss:s Ii: {. :: q &
nsy7, 1853
BENJAMIN N NEEDS, SecJ. myI-n
rs REGIsTBY NOTICE.
the SEVENTH WkKD that the Judges Of Election
appointed to register voters under the act of Con
p@n.S Iss. vesns IL Ii. bstTe, Of dou%
bs- and for other purposes" viii be in session at
THE ooskEh AIS * 1sIx .vss sTEEET ANDvIR-
Mey 9Th, eth and 9Th, for the purpose Of receiving
and recording their names
The act Of Congress entitled " An act to regulate
the elective franchise" In the rstrict Of Columbia
provides that leach and every male person, pt
ing paupers and persons under guardians hip D. Of
the age Of twenty one years and upwards, Who has
not been convicted Of any infamous crime or Of
given aid and Comfort to the rebels in the late re.
beliien and Who shall have been born or natural.
sided in the said District for the period Of one year
and three months In the ward or election precinct
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
franchise, and shall be deemed an elector and en-:
any distinction on account Of color or race"
IL 10 very desirable that al naturalized citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them, in
order to avoid cavii a. to their right to register
my l-t6th 6.V. MOVES, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01
BOARDING.,

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD in = m.
location s1O u street; with privilege Of par
lor aid bath room. myI g.
Tor RENT-TwO communicating FRONT
II ROOMS. with or ithnut BOAkD, In = frst-
{ sss house with mo Tern conve ntences. April az
SI2 III bet. 18th and 10th etc. my 81
A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING INACES-
"A trsl and CONVENIENT pOrti on OF the citF can
accommodate few single gentlemen with first.
ciSss BOARD, ct . per month AlsO, 90 elegant
second story front Room for rent On the house
hef FENCES given and required Address Poet on.
Boil. my LIST.
A FEW BOARDFRs CAN BE AcCOMMODA
n TED with BOARD and LODGINGS at a. 50
per week TABLE, BOARD 50 80 per week Ar
ply ~ sos ID street, betseen 18th and 18th ste
an-o-7t. MRS. BORN.
RoAkDING-Two large iurnished ROOMS With
ID BOARD. each suitable for two perssa-, ga
per month tfoT tso, No. Sol 7th st, bet. aud a
SIS. north. an % 81
UOARD-With nicely FURNISHED ROOMS a.
ID per week Also. q large PtkLC r for rent
northwest corner q 18th aud n ste. sp D 81
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENr, WITH
4 BOARD, at 443 10th street, between y aud
". sp2i-tmal'
LIRsT-CLAss BOARD, with very hne ROOMS
Several hne large ana airy ROOMS have Us
become vacant at No ssl sth street, frOnti as %
dioiary Square. Delightful spring and sumras
teeIuehoe- sp lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01
LOST AND FOUND.

IIA REWARD -Strayed or stolen. red horned
CIV COW legs white above the knees Ten
dollars reward for the return Of the Cow To- JOS.
WERLICH. cor 7th and \ SITS. ap 81 St
tween 469 9Th street and he National Theatre.
aGODD sIGNET RING, with q Moss gate set
ting. with the initials II 4 on the stone. in old
Englis letters. The finder will be liberalv re-
warded by returning il 20 400 9TH St ap 81 81"
STRAYED FROM MY sTABLE-On Tuesday
- uornine, April 18th. BAY HORSE, about rs
hands high. long name and tail. white hind feet,
aud white harness marts on back. A suitable re
ward viii be paid for his return to DR. SAM'L 3.
BOND, cor 4th and " sts Fourth Ward asO 2t-
0Sr-On Saturday riRht last, O POLICE
IL MANS BADGE, near 10th street and Penusyl-
vania avenue. reward of Two Dollars will he
paid for the return Of the same TO Lieut.. A. TAFT
at O. ntre Guard House. No. of Badge liz APPS at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

II EADI READli RKADIit
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEYs
GRAyEL ROOFS
Excel In workmanship and durG billy all others Of
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed by men Of fifteen
years experience.
He also invites the attention of the public gen.
orally TO his stock of BUILDING MAfERIALs
viz:
Rosendsle and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths, Hair,
Holland Point Sand per boat SAlvfue ton
White Sand tcoaree and ine.l
wothsrepoon's Calc,ned Plaster,
Felt, Pitch and Gravel
Sold At the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to-.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal.
nh D-3m Smithsoni an Bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01
- REGISTRY NOTICE.

NJ REGISTRY NOTICE.
E"tce he reby given TO all qualified voters in the
SIXTH WARD, that the JndRer of Election ap-
pointed register voters under the act of Congress
approved February 9Th, 1851 entitled IAN act to
paDlsb Illegal voting in the District Of Columbia
aod Tor other PURPOSES" will be in session at
BELLOWS HALL. EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH
STREET EAST. NEXT TO CORNER
OF u STREET SOUTH,
On THURSDAY, April 80, and FRIDAY and SAT
URDAY, May LIST and I'd from to Z O'Clock
p; m, Tor the purpose of receiving and recording
The act Of Congrs entitled Gan act to regulate
the elective franchise In the District of Columbia
provides that leach and every male person, ex-
ceptiDR pauPers and persons uader guardianship,
OF the age Of twenty one years aud upwards, who
hss not been convicted Of any infamous crime or
offence, and excepting persons who have yolunts-
riiy given aid and comfort to the rebels in the late
rebellion, and who sha have been born or natural
lied In the United States, and who shall have re-
sided in said District for the period of one year
and three months In the ward or election precinct
in which be shall offer to vote next preceding any
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
franchise, and shall be deem ed elector and emit
tied TO vote at any election in said city, without
any distinction on unit of race or color ,,
IL is very desirable that all natur allied ctizens
bring their azation pa pers with them In or
der to avoid cavil Is to their light to register.
ap 28-tmyM 3. v. MOVES Secretary.
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VA GRAND FAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN.

seventh street. between II and l. streets cam.
meneing WEDNESDAY, April 10Th, and ending
Saturday. May 9th.
Season tickets, 81: single admission. is cents;
CHILDREN; 10 cents. Tickets tor sale at the Book
Store OF Meeers. Philip q Solomon.
The surerb Band Of the 44th U. S. Infantry will
be In ate ndance each evening.
The ladies engaged in this fair have taken ca.
pecial care to procure useful articles a. well as
orr aDeptal: and every article will be marked at
re, pectable store.
No railing or lotteries will be permitted.
The Fair will be opened Ut . m. on "Wednesday
ne xt. and at IL m each day afterwards The ladies'
will provide Lunch each day from IL to g.
ap "a maybe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-01

LADIES GAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS BAUMs
HOOPek1RT, CORSET and sHoULDER BRACE
MANUfACT0RY, 4s Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 9TH streets. NH H-tf
DHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGI-An new course
OF Lectures, delivered ct the New York
Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How
70 live and what 70 live for; Youth, MATURITY and
Old Age: Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
OF Indigestion. hatulence and Nervous diseases
counted for Marriage philosophicslly considered,
&c
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded 10 parties unable 70 attend, on receipt
4 four etamps by addressing: SECRETARY
New York Museum OF Anatomy and Science, 6Ie
broadway, New York. fe SLY
CONSULT DR. LEON,
~ RECEPTION ROOMS,
4eo 18th STREET, above Pennsylvania avenue.
Ladies' desiring especial tire stmen Mt will fnd him
the most skillful and reliable physician the city
IRREGULARITIES, from whatever cause. fully
and quickly relieved. without the usual abandon.
PARLORS SECLUSIVE-Patients no one but
the Doctor. jan ls-ly
C0NFIDEETIAL- Young men who have in
~ !ured themselves by certain secret habits,
which unit them for business. pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and old
ueD. who, from the follies OF youth. other
causes. feel q debility in advap Of their years,
any one, should fret read 1.-The Secret Friend
Married lad les will learn something Of i'm portsnce
by perusing The Secret Fri' nd.h Sent 10 any
address. In o sealed envelope, receipt of y
cents Address DR.. CHARLES A. STUART a 90.
So' ton, MSS. jAply
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

L BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Il HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the
2rh day Of April. A D.. ISIS. a warrart an
bankrupicy was tssurd against the eststs Of
aNDhkW j. SNkTTIkR. of the city Of
Washington. Of said District. Who has been
sdJudged a bankrupt OF his own petiu1n
that the payments az any debts aud delivery
4 any property belonging g. such bankrupt 20
him OF for his snd the transfer of any prep
erty 10y him. IL forbidden 10 Law, that meeting
% the reaitors of the said bankrupt prove their
debts and choose one or more sssigB@ss Of ..fs
tate; viii be held at Conrt OF Bsnkruptcy, O. he
holden az the city Hall. in the city Of washing
day OF May. A. ID. ls6s. st d. clock
DAVID ;. COOLING,
-. Y. s. Marshal Of ID. c., as Messenger.
April ~, 1858. n
~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
II HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the 30th day
OF April. 4. II. 1858. a warrant ia bankruptcy Vas
issued sgainstt the estate OF ANTHONY LILLY
OF the city of Washington. Of said District,
rho has been ad Judged bank on his own p.ti-
uon n al the payments Of debts and delivery Of
any property belong nc 10 such bankrupt q him n
Tor his use and the transfer Of property by him
are fort idden ~ law: that = meeting Of the cred
iors OF the SAID bankrupt q their debit AR1
choose ore or more sssgnees of his estate, ~iu be
held At Court 81 Bankruptcy. 20 be holden Al IN.
City He'll. IN thu city OF Washineton. before Z
S.ylee Brown. Register. the Goth day Of NAV
A. II. 1865, at 10 o clock =.
DAVID q. GOODING.
Us Marshal Of n. e, a. Messenger.
April 9.lSSs n
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co g STOCK OF TRUNKS,
S The largest, cheapes best,
Most durable and neatest made,
invite you to invest.
Their TRUNKS, of all who purchase them,
Elicit warmt st praise,
Because In making them they use
McMURRAY'6 PATENT STAYS.
SATCHELLS, HARNESS, SADDLES too
M ade durable and cheap,
They offer you at their Store,
500 SEVENTH STREET. ap % Ct

NJ TO THE G3I1RE6 CITIZENS OF
uS WARRINGTON.
purchase Of substsnfisi Houses and Lots for the the
coiored men of washington by the payment Of
each .tockholder, and extending payments through
aperiod Of from eight to ten years at the expira.
hon OF which time the property will be absolute in
A meeting will be held ct UNION LEAGUE
man who .ishes to secure home for himself eliza and
Messrs r. Richards, Larman, A. G. Richards.
Clephane, Elvans, and other known friends Of the
Over one Hundred substantial three story Houses
to p1oHas
each stockboldeI with House and Lot. which will
and which furnish the only accommod alton for
many families whose means are tsO limited to pro-
w w ' iExprss't c S"sa,e' Republ 'p '''0'S
NJ PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Committee on
~ EaamiDati9n Of Candidates for Positions
e. resehers in the PUBLIC Schools will meet in the
and nor, b, on SATURDAY, I'd Of May, 1873, at
apzsst F.s. WALSH, Chairman.
u THE ENTERPRisE BTfLDING AssoCI.
ATLoN, organized on the old plan } will re held
10th, on MONDAY. May 18th, 1853 at O'Clock m.
Books Of subscriptions are now open at the fol.
Walt ROBINSON CO., Penna. avenue, be.
tween 9Th and 10th streets
inf is'f ss s'Eisf .G S1snne s ssT Se.
A DlETklCK, 7th street, opposite General
RfTcHfE q cAUsTEN, Forrest Hall, George
nsEs H. cf Su4ea H II Statistics,
THos Eyip;,a: e,s
Al. FALLS, Secretary. apps
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c,

BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
COMPLIMENTARY CALICO DRESS HOP 70
" g. II CHASE, OF the Holy Hfll Rand "A
VIII be given at Prof. sheldons Academy,
corner Of nth street and Penn ~ lvsnia ave IN
on fbIDAf, May LIST. lsss- Tickets. admit -
tdg Gent and Ladies. 81. ap@ a.
DR0E kREIs' Fifth Annual MAY FEs rIyAL
VIII take place on THURSDAY, Nav E.al
april 10Th. Tickets can b. had of the pupils the
principal Book and Music stores: alec, al the
Academy during the hours OF tuition. sp - a
MAR1NIs GRAND FLORAL MAY FEsTI.
W VAL and BALL will take place st the a
1858. "
Tickets 20 the Ball now resdy anr can
he obtained 81 the Academy and Ellis and MetTa'
rott = Music Stores
Ticket, for speotsfors. With reserved seats. can
lie had ai the Academy aud at Metzerotts Music
Store. a., On %
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