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DISCONTINUED.
Concord. Campbell county. Virginia
Chancy's Ferry, Wayne county, Georgia.
Trion, Tuscaloosa county, Alabama.
Hickory Hill, Dallas county, Arkansas.
Houston, jackson county, Indiana.
Home, Knox county, Missouri.
Wolf Island, Mississippi county, Missouri.
NAMES CHANGED.
Willink, Eric county, New York-name changed
10 East Aurora"
Medina, Lcnawee county, Michigan-nsmc
change TO "Canandaigua."
Shuford's Ferry, Catawba county, Michigan
name changed 10 "Bunkers Hill"
Rice's Cross Roads, Pamela county, Mississippi
name changed 10 'SledgevilIe"
Bcatie's Prairie, Benton county, Arkansas-name
changed TO "Maysville."
Harden's Mill, Floyd county, Gcorgia-name
changed 20 "Armuchce."
Bath Springs, Perry county, Tennessee--name
changed 20 "Shannonvic," Decatur county
Pleasant Ridge, Rock Island county, Illinois
name changed 10 ''Andalusia."
Rivcs Court house, Henry county, Wisconsin
name changed TO Clinton"
Southport, Racine county, w isconsin-name
changed to "Kenozha," Kcnozha county.
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iron THE nEpuBLIo.l



n The Death Of Miss PHgBE PEMBERToS MoRE
NoURsE, at the Highlands, March 10, 1850.
Gone The kind, the beautiful!
In her early bloom!
Over joyous hearts hath fallen,
Suddenly, gloom
Gone The smile, the music tone
Fond, and sweet, and DEAR
They were such as poets dream of
Seldom such appear
Yes; beyond their brightest dreaming,
Far surprising all,
shone the glory of her presence
In her fathers hall.
Life may have thousand graces.
BY the crowd unseen;
Humble deeds of love and duty,
Lofty, yet serene
These were hers; and how endearing
Those who feel may say.
No! Such feelings are too sacred
For the common day.
Round the heart, like doves, they nestle,
Soothing it to rest;
Till the soul looks up, triumphant,
Where the lost is blest
Dead she IS not. but departed
To the happy shore!
IT'S an angels influence pleading
Weep ye, then, no more
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Local Matters.

CRIMINAL CoURT-FRIDAY, March Is, 1850
United States John Barrel, alias John Forester
indicted for larceny. Verdict, guilty. Sentenced
to be imprisoned in the pententary for the period
of eighteen months. Key, for the defence.
United States VS.. James Smih-indicted for larce-
ny. Verdict, guilty Sentenced to be imprisoned
in the penitentiary for the period of one year Key
and Morgan, for the defence.
United States We. Michael Bateman-indicted for
larceny. Verdict, guilty. Sentenced to be impri-
soned in the pententiary for the period of year.
Key and Morgan, for the defence
The RoBBERY.-We learn that the loss of Mr..
VIM. E. McMaster, (not McAllister we stated
yesterday whose pocket was picked at Carus's
Saloon on Thursday evening, amounts to over
$780, Eighty dollars Of the money in bills of
the Tompkins County Bank, at Ithica, New York,
the balance in certificate of deposite and notes
Of hand.
FmE-IscESDIARIsM.-Ab half past O'Clock
yesterday morning, the store Of Thomas b. Griffin,
shoe dealer. north side Of Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets, was discovered on
fire, but, through the prompt exertions Of the fire
department. was speedily subdued. The damage
TO the stock, though not yet fully ascertaincd, is
believed TO be considerable As there had been no
fire for some days in the store, IL Is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary Building
and stock fully insured. But for the timely dis,
covery Of this fire, much valuable property must
have been destroyed.
The WooLLy HoRsE.-We have been informed
that Mr.. II. NJ. Coleman, who arrested at the
instance OF Senator Benton, on the charge Of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenc exhibiting a
nondescript, as having been captured by Colonel
Fremont, on the Gila-has been released from bal,
the grand jury Of Washington county refusing 20
find presentment.
CARUsI's soIREE.-The weekly soiree at Carusi's
Saloon takes place this evening, having been post
poned from Thursday. Should the weather be ia
vorable, large attendance Of those who delight in
the danco 10 cwpertad
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GREAT SALE.


BOOKS, drawings, paintings, engravings, and
I'D statuary, at auction, by order OF the assignee
and administrator Of the late William A. Colman,
long known a collector and dealer in rare books
and works ofart, by Cooley 4 Reese John Reese,
auctionecr;) at No. 30f Broadway, New York,
commencing Wednesday, 10th Of April, and
continued for seven days.
This extensive sale will include Mr. Colman's
private library, and will comprise more than four
thousand numbers, embracing n very large and rare
collection Of old classics, viz:
More than sixty numbers of photography.
illustrated works, including many Of the best,
and Of the finest proof plates.
The division Of poetry and the fine arts is quite
unique, and will make the entire sale Of the last
evening
A subscribers copy OF Audubon on the birds of
America--thc plates Of which arc destroyed and
the work out Of print--valucd at 8 600
One copy Of Musee Royac and Musee Francais.
fine folio copy Of Hogarth.
Travels of Maxmilian, illustrated with many
colorcd drawings-valucd at $3.50
Shakespeare illustrations-2 vols, 4to., compris-
s725.
One copy Encycloprdia Britarnica-SI6O
Penny Cyclopmdis, early London copy-27 vols.
Smiths Catalogue Raisonne-s vols, royal svo
Antiquities OF Herculanmum--6v os., folio
A large and entirely unique scrap. book, mostly
original American and English drawings.
ALSO,
The well-known set Of six marble busts Of the
Napoleon famiy-vaued at $4,000.
Ana among the paintings, the Dying Gladia-
tor-yalued at $4,000; the Roadside, by Agasse--
900.
ALSO,
fine collection Of water color and pencil draw
ings, by the celebrated artists, Holland, Leigh,
Gunton, and others.
Terms: All purchases, 10 the amount Of $500
and over, months credit, approved notes, or ~
per cent. discount for cash; smaller amounts, for
cash on delivery,
The stock may be examined few days previous
to the sale.
0J- Orders or bids for any work will he carefully
attended TO, II sent 10 the auctionccrj they may
be executed by the nearest bookseller,
Bids received and catalogues may be examined
at the store Of TAYLOR & MAURY,
March 9--d&cp2aw3w Penn av., near 9th st.
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VIEW OF WASHINGTON CITY AND
GEORGETONN

JXTE indebted to the publisher, Mr. Casimir
w Bohn, of this city, for splendid photographic
view Of the city of Washington and Georgetown,
and the adjacent country, including, upon the
margin particular representations of the important
public buildings, and other objects of interest in the
city and vicinity. The view seems to have been
the whole range of Pennsylvania avenue, and the
remaining portion of the city westward from that
point. 1t is very correct and very faithfully
Washington and its vicinity which we have ever
seen. 1t forms beautiful and pleasing picture
and will be deemed very desirable ornament for
the parlor II is work involving great labor or
the part of the artist, and considerable expense
that of the publisher, which we trust may be amply
remunerated by liberal and generous patronage
the part of the public. II may be had of Mr..
Bohn, the publisher, at his stand at the Capitol and
probably at the stores of the booksellers in this
city.-Union Feb. 26-T&S4w
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THE REPUBLIC.
[REPoRrKD ron THE IsxPUBLIc.l
List OF Pateuts

Issued from the United States Patent Office for The
ioeek ending March IL, 1850, and bearing date
March ~, 1850.
William B. Barnard, of Bristol, Conn.-For i'm.
proyemsnt in the Spiral Spring Sash stopper.
provement in cutting figures in relief on wood
Peter b. Cool, of Columbus, ohio.-For fastening
of Terrets in Harness saddles.
James Cunningham, OF Reading, Pa.-For inn
provement in ventilating Railroad Cara,
John Il. Davy, of Troy, N. Y.-For improve
ment in Furnaces for heating Sad Irons.
Aaron o. Dayton, Of Washington, d. C.-For
Improvement in coloring Photographic Pictures
Nehemiah Dodge, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provements in Pumps for deep wells.
Asa Fessenden, of Baldwinsville, Mass.-For inn
provements in machinery for making Pill boxes.
William Flory and George A. Grove, of Cham
Perry Goodhue, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For i'm
proyement in Air heating Stoves
Whiting Hayden, Of Windham, Conn-For i'm
provement in Regulators for drawing rollers.
Edwin Hills, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For improve
ment in Oil-presses.
Gideon Hotchkiss, of Windsor, N Y-For inn
provement in Noddle-irons for Saw. mills
Johnson, Of Troy, N f.-For improvements in
Looms for weaving piled fabrics.
Lyman Kinsley, Of Norfolk county, Mass.--For
improvement in Cast-iron Car-wheels.
Lyman Kinsley, of Norfolk county, Mass-For
improvement in Cast-iron Car. wheels.
Sylvanus Knight Of Winchester, Ia.-For i'm
provement in the interior arrangement of Steam
boilers.
Thomas Ldgerwood, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For
improved Lever Lewis.
John Marquart, jr,, of Reading, Pa, assignor to
Henry Schreiner, of Reading, Pa.-For improve
ment in the Gauge for water casks.
Alexander F. Menefee, of Rappahannock, county
Va.-For improvement in FIGURING Mills.
Mary w. O'Meara, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in Abdominal Supporters.
Thomas Slaight, of Newark, N. j.. assgnor to
Henry c. Jones, Of Newark, N. For improved
method of operating Lock bolts.
William L. Welcn, jr., of Churchville, Md.-For
improvement in Brakes for carriages.
Edwin Williams and James Culbertson of Ken
ton county, Ky.-For machine for giving increased
twist in cutting rifles
Designs.
William p. Cresson, David Stuart, and Peter
Seibert, of Philadelphia county, Pa, assignors to
William p. Cresson, of Philadelphia county Pa
For design for Stoves
William p. Cresson, David Stuart, and Peter
Seibert, of Philadelphia county, Pa, assgnors to
William p. Cresson, Of Philadelphia county, Pa.
For design for Stoves.
James H. Conklin, of New York, N. Y-For de-
sign for Stoves.
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GALvANIC AID MAGNETIC

A GALNANIC AhD mASNEIIC
~ CURATIVES.-Fora all Nervous Diseases these
celebrated articles positive and absolute spe-
cihc.
The Belt is used when the body or system gene
rally is affected; the Necklace for complaints Of the
throat, asthma and bronchitis, and of the head;
and the Bracelets for any disorders Of the arms
limbs, as rheumatism, palsy, tremors, and spasmo-
die affections. These articles simply applied
directed with the Magnetic Fluid which accom-
pany them, and when faithfully used they never
fail.
The great popularity and excellence OF the Gal
vanc Curatives consist in the fact that they arrest
and cure disease by outward application, in place
Of the usual method Of drugging and physicking
the patient till exhausted nature sinks hopelessly
under the infiiction. They strengthen the whole
system, equaize the circulation Of the blood, pro-
mote the sccretions nvgorate the entire energies,
and can do the slightest harm under any cir
cumstances.
For sale in Washington by the authorized agent,
NJ II. STEVENS,
No Browns Hotel.
And by authorized agents throughout the United
States. Jan. 22-eoif3m
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BROWNS HOTEL.
IT. y. q NJ. BROWN. PROPRIEToRs,
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets.
WAsHSeToN, d. G.
June i3-tf
HATH FIXTURES, wATER-c CLOSETS. AND
PLUMBING

all its branches done at the shortest notice and
Il the most workmanike manner, at New York
prices.
r. Y. NAYLos south side Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. near 81 street, has just returned from the
north. and is now prepared 10 1T and put up Bath
ing Apparatus, Water Closets, Force Pumps Beer
Pumps, and every description of Plumbing, in the
most workmanhke manner. Having secured the
services of workman Of thirty years experience
aud practice, who has designed and executed in
that time some of the principal Jobs in Europe he
challenges competition.
He has also laid in an assortment Of Bright and
Fancy Tinware, TO which he invites tho attention
Of housekcepers generally.
Roofing, gutterng, spouting, and all other work
IN the copper, tin, and sheet iron line, promptly and
carefully attended To.
All work entrusted W the subscriber warranted
TO give satisfaction.
March ll--eolmif r. Y. NAYLOR
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VXTIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
Wv RY.-The following is from the New York
Epening Mirror May 25, 1S49:

UTISTAR'S BALSAm OF WILD CHER
w RY.-The following is from the New York
Eoening Mirror, May 25, 1919:
"WIsTAR's RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-Among
all the panaceas advertised for the cure Of human
ailments, there is none in which we have con-
fidence than sWistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry >
We regard il as one of Nature's own PREPARATION
simple safe, pleasant TO take, and almost certain
10 cure all bilious and pulmonary affections. We
have witnessed its wonderful effects in cases that
were regarded as hopelessy desperate, and can
conscentousy recommend il as one of the best
medicines in the world
p The following is from a very respectable source
BosToS Nov. 81, IS4s.
Mr.. S. w. FowLE-Dear Sir: Although averse
to having my name made public in the newspa-
pers, make this unsolicited statement and you
are at liberty To make of il as you may please
In the fall of l547 ] took n violent cold, which
brought on a severe cough that lasted through the
winter and spring, and caused TO raise blood
and phlegm continually day and night, which
greatly reduced me in flesh and strength. tried
several kinds Of medicine with little or no effect.
had become feeble and emaciated, and began TO
despair of ever getting relief, when, by advice of
my friends, was induced 10 try DIR. Wistar's Wild
Cherry Balsam and after having taken five bottles
found myself nearly quite well and 10 this
alone ] think ] owe present existence. shall be
happy TO give further information 10 any one who
will call on me.
Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocer.
Harrison arenus, rear 100 Washington st.
For sale by r. S. PATTERsoS, Washington, ID C If,
JOHN ii. PIERPoST, Alexandria; and o. NJ LISTHI
CUM, Georgetown. March l3-wThStri-w
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MO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET,
IN have constantly on hand full assortment of
Family Groceries
Extra New York Family Flour.
Do Do Virginia 90 do 90
Do huled Buckwheat.
Rye Flour, Graham Flour.
Unbolted Flour, (white wheat.)
Fresh ground Dat Flour.
Standard loaf crushed, graduated and ground
Sugars
Stuart's extra Syrup.
Old Government Java, Maracaibo, Mocha, Rio,
and ST. Domingo Coffee.
Fine Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Old
Hyson, Hyson Skin, Oolong, and Pouchong
Superior Butter, selected from Orange county
Sapsago, Parmesan, Sicilian, Pineapple, imita-
ton English, and Goshen Cheese.
Genuine Boston, extra Oyster, Butter, Soda, and
Water Crackers, Wine Biscuits.
No. and No. 2 Mackerel in 25 h. kits.
Ia barrels and barrels Goldfish, Salmon Tongues,
and Sounds, and Dunfish.
Scaled Herrings in boxes.
Bleached winter sperm, lard, and whale Oil.
Sperm, patent sperm, adamantine, and mould
Candles, assorted sizes.
variety of fancy Mats, Brooms, Buckets, Bas-
kets, &c.
Pure ground Spices of all kinds
Spices of all kinds in grain
Spanish and French Olives, Paragon Vinegar,
mushroom, walnut, and tomato Catsup, mixed
Pickles, Gerkins, and English Pickles, assorted
Preserved Lines, Guava Jelly, and assorted
Fruits in syrup.
Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Currants.
Marseiiles and soft-shell Almonds, Shebarks,
Filberts, Walnuts, Pecan Nuts, Ground Nuts,
and Genoa Citron
Worcestershire, Harvey, Reading, and pepper
Sauce India Sol, lohchovie, Shrimp, Cavier,
and Bloter Pastes.
Extract Of Lemon, Marjoram, Celery, Nutmeg,
Vanilla, Almond, Cinnamon, Cloves, Rose,
lam pool
inc, Peach, Mint, Orange Peel, and Savory, of
superior quality.
Sweet Oil, Currie Powder, Horseradish, Ancho-
vies, Sardines, Orange Flower, Rose and Peach
Water, Bay Rum Salad Dressing, Cooper's
Gelatine, Lcghorn, star, chip, and seed Mac
caroni, Vermicell.
French, Spanish, and Homeopathic Chocolate,
Farina, Tapioca, and Rice Flour, &c.
Withmany other desirable articles, to which we
would solicit attention. For sale by
Mar. l4-eo6tif JOHN b. KIBBEY & co.
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Telegraphic.

New YoRK, March l5
Cotton is active to- day; 5000 bales have been sold
at advance on the price to which the article de-
cined after the arrival of the steamer. Treasures,
l3s; coupons, l65. Flour quiet; Corn steady.
The Empire City and Cherokee sailed to-day,
taking over 600 passengers.
DETROIT, March H.
The steamers now running regularly from
this place to Erie.
New ORLEANS, March l3.
Cotton in better demand, and prices firmer-
sales yesterday of IL 900 bales at l0S TO- cents for
middling
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[coRREspoNDENcE OF THE REPUBLIc.l
BALTIMORE, March l5-

BALTIMORE, March 1916 p.
Our market is quiet. Howard street flour held
at 81 81, and no buyers; red wheat 100 l03 cts;
white corn ~ As cts; yellow 4s so cts; oats
80 80 cts.
Provisions steady. Groceries quiet. The receipts
of tobacco are only 4S7 hhds. The market is quiet
Holders firm, which prevents operations. The
prices remain as last week.
Whisky "a % cts.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have this day opened the
IL following very desirable goods for Ladies
dresses.
IN Six ,ciH opep--
Plain Glaze spring silk
Checked Gace spring silk
Fine Glazed striped spring silk
Super India spring silk
Plaid, figured and striped Foulard silk
Embroidered twisted silk
Embroidered Grenadne silk
w Mousseiine-
Plain Pink, Blue, Buff, Corn Drab, Green, and
variety Of figured
In Buego-
Embroidered, very rich
Figured, very rich
Plain Pink
Plain Blue
Plain Apple Green
Apple Corn, together with large assortment
of seasonabe goods.
All Of which we ask the ladies to and see
before purchasing elsewhere. we are determined
TO sell at small profts 10 ensure quick sales
Mar. 10 p. II. H0oE co.
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GREAT RATTLE of Rich and Costly Fancy
" Articles lately imported and now ready for in
The first article the list is a Mechanical Singing
Bird of most extraordinary beauty, singing at
will, not like a made thing but if it really we're
alive.
Two hundred numbers and fifty premiums
W orth thirteen hundred dollars
Those persons wishing to subscribe are requested
to call Immediately the list will be closed in
fe W days. L. BASTIANELLI,
March 1876 Next Browns Hotel
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sTEvENs's CARD OF INVITATION.

THE public respectfully invited to Stevens's
i establishment, to make a critical examination
of his spring style of Gentemen's Hats Believing
that he has succeeded in moulding the finest and
richest materials into the most fascinating and
faultless shape, he submits his model Hat for 1850
with confidence TO the judgment of the most fastidi
Splendid it is, he offers it at his old price,
S4 STEVENS,
Mar l6-l0t No. Browns Hotel,
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JACOB SNYDER, JR.'S
CARD.
Wines md Liauors,


VNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully all
Il attention TO his stock Of WINES AND III.
QUoRs.
The facilities possessed by him for obtaining
from abroad all Wines, &c, in their purity, his
longer erpeisncs The business, conducted by him,
and direct personal knowledge tciH The
tctn< To,cing districts of Europe than Is possessed
by any Other house in bis city, afford for
the character and quality Of all articles sold by
him.
The arrangements of his store and vaults are
such 10 make them, fact the substitute for tho
cellar of every consumer.
Persons wanting small assorted lots of choice
Wines for special occasions, can be supplied, at the
shortest notice, with w mes decdnted for Immediate
use, including Wines France and Germany, not
usually 10 be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE and HOTELS supplied at
wholesale prices on most favorable terms.
CLUBS will find II much to their advantage to or.
der from the subscriber.
FAMILIES can command tho best Of Table Wines
at uery Ioto prices, also the cheapest sorts of
Wines and Liquors, FOR CULINARY PUR-
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Messes,
and others at n distance, can be supplied land
haze them sent by PACKAGE EXPRESS"
FREE OF CHARGE,) with Wines, &c, for
table, by the dozen, or in cases Of ASSORTED
SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Post Office, TO
JACOB SNYDER Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, &c,
TO Walnut street, Philadelphia
0J~sEGARS, of direct importation from Havana,
OF various sorts and brands, always ON hand, from
Sl9 TO $40 per thousand, and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in the city
Jan. l6-dtf
n PERIOR.-Lakc Superior, its physical char
acter. vegetation, and animals. For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
March ~ Booksellers, Pa. sv., near 9Th st.
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MO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET
IN We have now on hand variety of very old
and choice Wines and Liquors, TO which the atten-
ton OF the public Is most respectfully solicited,
comprising
Fine old "Pinet Castillon" Brandy, vintage of
1926 imported in 1910, on draught and bottled
A carefully selected stock of Brandies, imported
from the London docks, Of several celebrated
brands, including
j. & +. Martell, dark and pale
Vineyard Props, do do
Leger Freres, do do
Half pipe superior cold GODDARD" vintage of
1888, a very rich and delicate Brandy
The above Brandies have all been selected with
great regard TO quality, and are warranted TO
be perfectly pure
otard. Dupuy < Co.'s Brandy, vintages of 1874
and 1876
A. seignette, Napoleon and Domestic Brandy
Very superior old rye Whisky, pure article,
distilled in 1929, now twenty years old, bottled
and on draught
Scotch malt Whisky
Irish Whisky
Pure Holland Gin
Do. Jamaica Spirits
Do. st. Crox Rum
Brown Stout, Barclays
Scotch Ale, Gloves Falkirk !"
Hiedsick Champagne, imported by Rsnault s.
Hedsick s'Ensler & Coz
p. M Mumm's Sillery
Geisler's Gown Brand
Geiser's Anchor
Shield Brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pnts.
Regents Golden Sherry, of the most rich an
delicate flavor, pronounced most superior
Wine
Old Pale Sherry, "P. Harmony
Do. Brown do. duff, Gordon Co."
Old South side Madeira
Fine Sicily do
Cette do
Sweet Malaga Wine
Dry do do
Gold Port Wine, Regents
Do do do Burgundy
Chateau Margeaux Claret
Perfect love Cordial
Cinnamon do
Bounce
White Wine Vinegar
Pure Cider Vinegar For sale by
Mar l4-6eoif JOHN h. KIBBEY & CO
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
ODD-FELLows, HALL

TUESDAY,, MARCH nth.
hUMBOLTON'S CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN
~ SERENADERS respectfully announce TO the
ladies and gentlemen of Washington, that they
will have the honor of giving series of their mint
table entertainments at the above hall, commencing
on THURSDAY EVENING, February 18th, CON
ssting Of Neso Songs, Glees, Chortses, B.riesque
Lectures, Vioiin Solo, Banjo Solo, Dancing, Whist
ling, &c; in all of which they stand unrivaed
either in America or Europe.
For full particulars, see programmes.
Director-Mr. j. A. DUMBoLToN.
Admission rs cents Doors open at -; Concert
at precisely. Feb. p
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OAK HALL. BosToS.-Geo. w. Simmons keeps
the largest assortment of ready made clothing to
be found in the city. He sells at prices which rem
der il an inducement for Wholesale and retail deal
10 visit his establishment and make their pur-
chases.
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FIRsT SAIL VsssEL.--The sloop Ann b. Holmes
arrived here yesterday from Fall river. This il
the first sail-crah here this Several barges
are nearly laden, and will move OFT for New York
ON Wednesday Albany Journal, l1h.