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RNALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUm,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(DrOQGtHGu, OppOSite the CitH HGl.l

REALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BroGd,rGy, opposite the City Hau)
A DOLLAR, WORTH FOR l2x CENTS.
MIR. H. BENNETT announces the following attractions
for only one shilling, and he ...u,,.,
CHALLENGES ALL COMPETITION.
Miss ROSAMOND, thu charming Vocalist.
Miss ADAlR, the ever popular Songstress.
Madame ADOLPHF. the lady of jnteg ence, who be
consulted all hours throughout the day and evening" regard
rag
Past Times, Present and Future
Mr. @. w. HOfT, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro
Dancer, Singer, Sc.
NJ. A. j, LINTON the celebrated Comic Medley Singer
Tn. famous AFRICAN MINsTRELs will sing g~a,
y,ney Of negro songs duets rera arodes &c conelud
ing With the celebrated Fanny Essler Ser.nade,
Day Performances Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Admission to the whole l2 tens-one shilling extra for
consulting Madame Adophe.
II. WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS
WILL cont nue. oTen until further notice in the Granite
Each Painting surface OF nearly square feet OF
pictures the consisting of the foil
milan Cathedral.
2-CIty Of Jerusalem and Crucfror
3-Ihurch OF the Holy Sepulehre.
i-BeshazZus Feast
Tickets OF admission IS each. Doors O'Clock
IN The evening; torrance IL o'clock.
Entrance on Chamters street. door from Broadway
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ECONOMY IN GENrLE MtN'S DRESS.
All EyTuEfIS AQE

ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD
III has been truly said that goods worth the
pelse Of making, aud Stop mide clothes good cloth
spoiled Experience have taught that there
those who lay thick that mprecaons loud but
deep generally accompany the first reading OF the bill I'm
pressed with these facts the undersigned middle
course avoiding e,ryagsn profits the hand and keep
the articles the other which made
order under the supernendence of efficient
woinen he found IN the country Our stock
the complete, OF Super Black,
Blue Olive, Brown, and Green Cloths for Dress and Frock
Goats.
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA-
VERS, TWEEDS, sr. FOR OVER COATS.
Caseres all the and styles. for Pantaoons,
Yestngs rich Veyes Merno Cachmeres, Dressing Rob.s,
Saus Silks &c. With large Of Fancy Dress Ar
ces including Scarfs Handkerchiefs, Cvats Gloves, Sus
penders &c. ..... ,a
23l Broadway
o29 I'm sec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
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L A'h'-'''0f'' LETTERS.
mis- im.rc ~ Catherine 81
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Foreign ImpOrtatlons
Domestic Importation,

AUX CAYEs-Schr McDonough-2OO bags coffee $4,000 lbs
ogwood w Lewis-l50 bags coffee $50 do Marean
6 do Lewis 4 Brown.
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Domestic ImpOrtatIOnS.
MoBILE-B ig Virgnia-2O0 bales Goodhue & Coo
Cot-42 Bogar kneeand-25 H Talman-8O Thompson
Adams-57 w Gale- cask h Fields Hayes Ward
order.
SAvANNAH-Brg Augusta-l0O cks rice Gray & Crosby-35
Reed-l6 Gowdy 4 Wels-l82 NJ PRESCOTT taes
Grayes-52 Bronson-23 Macy & co-3l Perkins, Hop
kins \ WMte-2l Cons-lO do 6i hides J II Brigham-5O
do Saxton-70 cases $50 bales cotton to order
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SOIR EES MUSICALE.

RICH MOND, VIRGINIA Ia.
MIR. A STEVE ) respectfully announces the citizens
lu of Richmond that having complied with the Of the
law requiring license for exhibitions of all kinds for profit
reward aud having taken license for such purposes
ri wing of Musical and other
He has engaged from Mr. Boyden the Concert Room Of the
Exchange Hotel and prepared TO make
with pref ssiona Ladies aud Gentlemen Of talent aud
bty give such entertainments during the season, he
trusts will y with the appreciation of the public.
nIx.,s
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A SHBUKrON SAUCE-For enriching Soups Fish, oul.
"A try, Meats, Wild Fowl Game Sc
This Sauce confidently recommended the best offered to
tne ep,curean.
To be obtained, wholesale and retail, at J. VAN BEN
HOTEN'S, $40 Broadway corner hie street aud whole
aae MIR. BENEFITS 1856 Front aud of the propetors
osborn TONE,
lmkr Courtiandt
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oeIOws
One ship. three briggs, unknown.
kaauAA

ship Independence Boston; ships Roscius Collins Lv
erpoo st George Ferris do; Iowa Lines Hay; Catharne
Berry Chsreston baque Caroline Brem) Vokman Bremen;
Chareston briggs Atlanta, Lawton Africa John Stevens
Hall Bermuda Belle, Myers Wilmington, NC. and others
Wind N.
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REMOVAL.
THE FRINGE AND WotsTED, STORE OF D. NJ.
L PEYSFR co. - been we'd 10 NO. 60 John street
opposite the rmer ,tand Of 40 William street n26 ec
Os1Beaween 81 Broad way and the rark Theatre dou-
- bic Glass large size slasse. rao gold setting he
lip n26
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stances none, early inspection Of them is desir-
able.
The superiority Of the MECHANICAL LAMPS for par
lors and all elegant establishments is so well estab
lished that they need recommendation. Their
almost exclusive use in Paris and throughout the
continent for thirty years past, and the great IN
crease of demand for them in New York and Phila
delphia since 1887 when the Depot in those cities
was established sufficient evidence Of their great
utility.
Some improvements have lately been made in the
construction of the lamps, and they may be consider
ed the perfection of chanism. In order that par
ties pun chasing lamps may have conhdeLte IN their
performing all that is requisite, every Ian sold by
us will be warranted.
We are provided with competent workman, who
will put in perfect order French Lamps OF every des-
cription and any Mechanical Lamp purchased al
either of the establishments at New York, Boston, or
Philadelphia, at trihing or no expense.
As many parties may not be aware OF The iact that
these lamps arc in very general use in New York for
illuminating public buildings, (for which purpose
they are particularly adapted IT may not be out Of
place to give the names of OF them-as, for in
stance the Aston House, Carlton House N. Y. So
Gle Library Mans on House, Park Place House,
Cafe Toroni, Seignor Fereros, and many other pub
lie buildings throughout the country from all OF
which certificates OF the most satisfactory character
can be at our store.
T. MAST g. Co.,
Pennsylvania av nue., bet 9Th and 10Th sts
ian 95-dlwk eodlw
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patent osrles, 23d January, lsl3.

ON tho petition of Zebulon Parker, OF Licking,
~ Ohio praying for the extension Of a patent
granted TO Zsbulon Austen Parker Cor an improve
ment in the percussion and reaction Water Wheel
for seven years from the expiration of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day Of October, loi3
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the lst Monday in july next al IL
O'Clock, M, aud all persons notified 10 appear
and show cause IL any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published in the
Madisonian and National lntelligencer, printed at
Washington, ID, C.; the Baltimore Sun, printed at
Baltimore the Journal Of Commerce, printed at
New York the American Sentinel, and Mercantile
Advertiser, printed at Philadelphia and the Times,
printed at Boston-once a week for three weeks pre-
yious TO the first Monday in July
II. L. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
T. s. Editors of the above named papers will
please copy aud send their bills to the Patent Office,
with paper containing the notice. H. l.. T..
jan 2i-law3w
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PArnNr OrrrcE, I7th January, Is4c.

latent offCE, l'th January, lc4S.
ON the petition of Isaac Knight, of Baltimore,
" Maryland, praying for the extension of patent
granted TO him for an Improvement in Railroad Car
rases, for seven years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place on the 18th day of March,
lSt3.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in March next, at
l2o'cock NJ; and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, If any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonan AMI National lntellgencer, printed at
w Washington, ID. c.; the Baltimore Sun, printed al
Baltimore; the Journal of Commerce, printed at
New York the American Sentinel and Mercantile
Advertiser, printed at Philadelphia and the Times,
printed at Boston-once a week for three weeks pre-
vious to the first Monday in March.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
Commissioner of Patents.
7. S. Editors Of the ab1venamed papers will
please copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office
with paper containing the notice. ii. l.. f.
ian lg-laW.Iw
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April 26-tf
THE JOURNAL OF BANKING,


DY WILLIAM NJ. GOUGE-Proposals for pub
ID fishing a new periodical, to be entitled "THr
Journal B,sKIse."
II will contain
lst A new edition Of a Short History Of PAPER
Money and Banking in the United States" by VIM.
NJ Gouge, with corrections and additions, bringing
the narrative down TO the present time.
ID. Essays on Banking, Currency, Exchanges and
kindred topics, in which efforts will be made TO place
these subjects in the clearest light possible.
Sd. 4 semi-monthly review Of the times, emhra-
cling the most important events, especially those
which relate to the money and produce markets, and
which affect the general operations Of business
ih Such mIsce llancous matter as Will, while il
will add to the interests of the work, subserye its
main object which is that Of showing the true cha
racter OF our paper money and banking system, and
the effect il has the morals and happiness Of the
different classes of the community.
This Journal will be especially intended for Farm
ers and Mechanics but II is hoped will not prove
unuseful TO Merchants and other productive members
of society.
II will be published once every two weeks. Each
number will contain sixteen pages octave double CO
lumn, with the leaves stitched and cut thus uniting
the advantages of the open sheet with form conye-
nent for binding.
The price will be
For ono copy, one dollar and fifty cents year.
For four copies, five dsllars, or one dollar and
twenty-five cents each
For ten copies, ten dollars or one dollar each.
The first number will be issued in the first week of
| July lSil.
In all cases, subscriptions must be paid in advance.
philadelphia, May, isil.
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THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY.

A FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND CLASSICAL.
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, Is
now opened for the reception Of pupils IN the room
over the Washington Library, Immediately opposite
the City Post Office
the present time Is 10 correct the impression, which
seems 10 prevail among many OF his friends, that this
being a french school, the English branches are ne
cessarily neglected. or not taught al all this Is an
error Those branches are under the charge oil a
gentleman fully qualified by experience and know
ledge TO do justice TO them and they receive an .e
attention due to their paramount Importance nc
only difference between this school ana o'''o's -,
that the French is taught DAILY, mol as DEAD, pu'
as LIVING LANGUAGE that IL Is, so lar as Ptaeuoh
BILE the medium Of intercourse between tio teacher
and his nupils--and that SO the latter have
made sufficient progress in II, French textbooks are
used in the tuition OF other branches
The modern and dead languages are under the
charge of the subscriber HIMSELF who has been en-
gagged in teaching for eighteen years past, and who
was for two years classical instructor IN The gram
mar school of the University OF Pennsy lvania.
For further information respecting his moral char
acter and professional Abilities he respectfully refers
To-
Major T. l.. Smith Hon. Robert J. Walker
AdImtant General Roger Major James n Barker
ionaa w. w. Corco an, ESD
M VIM Iones p NJ Hon. James buchanan
Fraocis Marcoe' ir. Esq. Colonel w. w Seaton
peter 8 D,nonceau, Of Hon. Dudley SedeD,
Philadelphia New io's
Professor Walter II. John Professor John Sanderson,
son, Philadelphia Philadelphia
Terms In the preparatory department, for tuition
in reading. spelling writing, English grammar, geo
graphy Arithmetic, and the elements OF the French
or Spanish languages per quarter Of IL weeks, Sl2
payable in advance
In the higher department are taught in addition to
the above, the Latin and Greek languages, History
chemistry natural philosophy and the highest branch
es Of mathematics. Terms per quarter, $40, IN ad-
vance.
There i, no extra charge of any description
A. n. GIRAULT.
feb S-eod3t
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TENSION AGENCY.-The subscriber, for the
/ last ten years, having bean engaged in the ex-
animation of claims for revolutionary services IN the
Pension Office, being well acquainted with the pen
sion laws aud the sources from which proof Of SER
vice NAV be derived and having left the Pension
Office, now offers bis services as an agent for the
prosecution Of claims before that office, any of the
departments.
Those whose claims have been suspended or re-
iocted at the Pension Office, may command his ser.
vices by addressing him. post paid Charges mode
rate and attention prompt
Reference may DO made to the present delegation
in Congress from the several States, with most of
whom am acquainted ..
HENRY ". SYLvEs TER,
Washington City d, G January al, 1913
feb 2-eodu
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CLOAK LOST.-Taken in all probability by mis-
~ take from Mr. Wicklliie's, on Tuesday the 3lst,
a full circle blue broad cloth CLOAK, OF the finest
quality, with green oss-barred lining, without cape
and without tassals attached to the collar The
er will regard it especial favor if it be mme-
diatey returned, either to Governor Reynolds, at
Mrs Scotts, Pennsylvania avenue, or to Governor
Dodge, at Mrs. Fletcher's Missouri avenue.
i.he
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BLANK BOOKS,

BLANK BOOKS,
Ofthe most durable kind made from the finest linen
paper and bound in a manner unequaiied IN this
country for strength and Durability Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed, have
been in use upwards of siIfy years, without gvinb
way, and any Of their superfne books which may be
ordered will he warranted to stand usage that length
of time.
Orders from public offices, institutions, and indiv
duas will be attended to with promptness and at fair
rates HOGAN & THOMPSON,
No, 30 North 4th st, and No los.
Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
NAV oS-ly
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WONDERFUL CURE OF DEAFNESS-READ
THE FOLLOWING

MY DEAR SIR; II has become common late
INl ly 10 puff medicines by letters, that ] would
now refrain from any expression Of my feelings or
opinion, did not feel compelled to speak in justice
to you, and out Of desire to serve my fellow-men
You remember with what reluctance ! induced
to try Scarpas Oil for Deafness fr felt convinced
after many Intellectual attempts, thata deafness Of ten
years standing could not be cured 10y any medicine
but will you believe IT when tell you on my second
bottle can hear almost as well any member of
my family The effect upon me has been magical /;
my former existence seems like dream and the
pleasure of listening 10 and hearing conversation
carried on in ordinary tone Of voice, after being so
long subjected to the use Of the eartrumpet, Is al.
most transporting. do not much like 10 have my
name in print, but the above statement may do
some good, have no objection to your using it.
Your obliged friend,
l.. NJ. CHELMSFORD,
1874 Washington street
Nrw YoRv, Nov l6, 1912.
For sale by *. s. Patterson, corner Of 9th street
and Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Feb. 6-4t
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VACCINE MATTER.

VACCINE NATTER.
rJNhc above article, from the "Jennerian Vaccine
\ Institution" heretofore recommended by Drs.
SewaiI Hall and Hunt can be had of the subscriber,
within few days notice. fresh and genuine, under
seven days old in all instances at 50 per crust. All
orders will be promptly attended to- 1t will be re-
collected tina, the General Government receives its
supplies from the above Institution
VIM. YOUNG, Agent,
Washington City, successor to }. 4 w. Young,
ian 10 Druggists Washington City, ID. c.
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NoTE.-Cloth, Garments Horse Blankets, sc.
taken in and wa,erproyed by the proprietor at mode
rate charges. Cloth done at 25 cents per yard !;
Over Goats 81 90; other articles in proportion
The Firemen, individually aud collectively, are in
vited TO examine the advantages Of this discovery
Post paid letters will have prompt attention Terms
Of sale made easy TO responsible purchasers.
+. ii. PETTIS.
No. 100 Nassau street, New York.
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LEMON CRACKERS.

WE offer the public this morning new article
w in the Cracker line which we fatter ourselves
is superior to any thing heretofore in the market
We respectfully solicit our friends to give them a
trial.
THO. HAVENNER s. SON,
street. between 4. and 9th streets.
We also offer Water, Butter, Sugar, Soda, and
Dyspepsia Crackers, and Pilot and Loaf Bread, Of
the very best quality.
feb At i. ii. sun.
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$50 (To THE PUBLIC 900,
NASSAU PRINCIPLE
WATER-PRovING CLOTH.

pY this method the pores Of the Cloth are left
ID open as before by which the nsensible perspi-
ration can freely escape and at the time II Is
rendered Waterproof for all practical purposes.
The process is both simple and cheap, II is adapted
TO every trade and occupation, in which Cloth Of any
description Is or can be used. Cloth having passed
through this process is forever after safe from Mil
dew and |ermin. Sail and Awning makers, Clio
thiers, Hatters, Boot and Shoemakers, Umbrella.
makers Cloth manufactu rers, and all others whose
interest II is, are respectfully invited To this subject
Rights for sale for any part Of The United
States by The Proprietor, at his resi-
denee, No. 1870 Nassau Street,
NeW York, either for Cash
or in exchange for pro
perry, real or per
sondL
Also, for sale an easy cheap, and simple process,
for rendering Calico Prints Fast-the trade is invited
To it. Also for sale the Cream of Earth" a sure
and safe remedy for mould on Leather and Furs, OF
all descriptions. Trunk and IIarnessmakers, Boot
and Shoe Dealers &c. will do well to consider OF il.
These remedies all very simple and cheap One
thousand yards Of Cloth may be rendered Water
proof at an expense of one dollar. Waterproof
Flannel worn next to the skin is preventive
and cure for the Rheumatism. The following is an
extract OF Report on the subject, from Commit.
tee Of the Common Council.
4" The Committee on Arts Sciences and Schools,
to whom was referred the petition of +. II. Pettis,
asking for consideration for invention which the
petitioner claims his, rendering Cloth Of every de-
scription Waterproof, beg leave to report:
That they examined several pieces Of Cloth which
they tested, and found the same mperyiousto water,
except from pressure beyond that of ordinary rain,
and believe that persons clad with garments made
from Cloth thus prepared, would be secure from wet
from usual exposures in rainy weather. The advan-
tages of this above that of India Rubber will be per-
ceived when il is known that the pores of the Cloth
not closed allowing the free escape of the insen-
sible perspration which important to health The
Committee are assured by the petitioner, that the
beauty lustre of the Cloth not tarnished that its
quality is not injured that it is not less supple but
the contrary the beauty, quality, and supleness are
preserved, and for many purposes rendered more
lasting The cheapness of the application brings the
advantages of the improvement within the reach Of
all and the Committee have doubt many will be
disposed from this cause TO try its advantages; and
such test wi do establish its reputation than
any recommendation from this Committee.
The committee feeling disposed to treat the petit
ton with all fairness, and far they investigated
the improvement, finding it to meet their expecta-
tions, they cheerfully recommend such trial of its
merits by the public, as will more fully test its
utility"
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust received the following pieces Of NEW MI
y SIC at the old established store two doors east
of 10Th street, Pennsylvania Avenue, by
w. FISCHER.
Meet mo by Moonlight, duet, by II. Shrvsl.
DO not forget when die, by NJ $. Reeves
love the church that Christ has given--for organ
piano.
The Sea Nymph, by NJ. s. Reeves
May Queen, poetry by G.. 2. Morris, Esq, music
by II. G. Watson.
oh Molly Brown, why leave me pining, Irsh by
=. Lowell
witlgen.,ein's Grand March, by James Horton.
Kensngton March, by DR.. r Koch
The Whaleman's Quick Step, by Knsebel.
Malvina Waltz, by G. Blossncr
Feb. e--f
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References
Pitfsburgh-M essrs. Shea & Ponnock,
MIR. Samuel Church,
Messrs. MVay, Hanna & Co.
G.. ". Kay q Co.
PbuadelpAid-N Iessrs Weber Miller & Hand
Dickson n Tiers,
Robert Stein & Co.
John IL. Brown X Co.
Spering, Good Co.
Craig, Belles s Co.
WIN. VI. Meredith, Esq
Neu York-Messrs. Gould, Banks & Co.
Collins Reese & Co.
/" Woodruff & MintuIns,
" A & A. Benson,
g. Dewitt BlooJgood, Esq.
h. &. Wetmore, Esq.
Bosfen-H Hon. Levi Lincoln,
franklin Haven Esq.
Washington Cuy-Hon. Walter Forward, Secretar!
of ia, Treasury.
apl6 ly A. w. Marks, Esq.
Intel and Globe
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Leave Jacks'ny . tSsry THURSDAY IAN, a..
rive at spnng Place nest Saturday by Gpm
3i02 From Iroupyills to Sun anuee Springs Fla
80 miles and back once week
Leave Imupvile every Monday at IN; arrive at
Su~snnee Springs next day by ~ ~.
Leave Su~annee Springs every Tuesday at p IN;
anlye at froupvle next day by pm.
3iO3 From Wsresborough 10 Mount Pleasant, 30
mites and back, once a week
Leave Waresburough every Friday at m; arrive
at Mount Pheasant same day BY 6pm
Leave Mount Pleasant every Saturday, ut o a no
arrive at Waresboro' same day by 6 pm
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WASHINGTON CITY CORPORATION
w STOCK for sale by
JOHNSON & CALLAN,
Feb st street
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nAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS AND MIN
IL ATURES, with the latest improvements in
coloring, taken at the Photographic Rooms, Csan's
Buildings, opposite the General Post Office, by
GEORGE WEST.
Pictures taken in cloudy weather, feb ST.
NOR RENT.-A comfortable and gen,eel two
i story brick dwelling house situated on 18th street
near Pennsylvania Avenue, at present occupied by
Mr.. @. G.. Ames. Immediate possession given. For
terms, apply To Mrs. c. ALEXANDER,
Pepn,yvsnia Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
ian p-f
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THURSDAY, the 26th instant,

a rich and complete assortment, comprising
some entirely new styles of Lamps, and
every article in the line, of that exquisite
taste peculia' to French manufactures, Sc
lected from the latest an most fashionable
models now in use at Paris, and as there
are but few duplicates, and in many in