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NOR SALE.-A desirable RESIDENCE


IL In N. Orange, N. j. three minutes walk to depot,
stores churches nc and one hour TO Jersey City suitable
for a gentleman doing business In the city. Two story
attic and basement house with iwosory addition. contain
Ing eleven rooms, cellar and closets; gooa water, barn
half Of land beautifully located and all IN good or
der mutt shrubbeIy and shade reeS cows iowS nc In
quire Of klNGsLEf, OraFge, Osoi
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a Rochelle quarter Of mi q frOm the Oep0 COUN-
TRY SEAT, containing acres VI clOce Ian y,
well he'd with Fruit gOO3 Buildings lac are oi
j19,f d. HARRISON, Jr Attorney a. Law, 81 B'oone-s'
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HOUSES. STORES. sc.

II . DI4f IsNINJ = 7 u y
(sDe1di3 Store 10 Rent and Stock OF Goods Tor sac
A. IA essbi,bed business located in a a0udsllg village
Uoon " HUDSON tie business 10 The most success.
nj opersOn-but the owner renqaishes u on account on
poor bea Ia The god viii OF lie concern great Oa -in
is3 lmeods RI STRIKER. 635 Broadway
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PIANOS.

ETOR SALE.-An Organ having ten
4 stops two rows ofkeys and very fine Grecau case
This orr made under The supervision Of The sdyeus,
en- with view 10 the greatest pOsshle excellence IL VIII
be- sold low for cssh Appy TO A. DURKEE, so Hammond,
and o'clocS jSl lw*
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Supreme Court OF the United states.
THURSDAY, February 10, 1851.

THURsDAY, February Is, 1851.
James II. Campbell and Nelson Merrill, csqs., OF
New York, were admitted attorneys and counsel
Tors of this Court
No. %. f. b. ST. John, appellant. rs. u. A.
Paine ct al.-on appeal from the circuit court OF
the United States for New York.
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the decree of the circuit court in
this case with costa, and damages at. the rate OF
elk per cent. per annum.
No. %. J. Newton appellant rs, j. ii. Steb-
bins-on appeal from the eli lit court of the
United States for New York.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered Pnion of the
Court, affirming the decree Of the circuit court in
this with costs, and damages at the rate OF
six per centum per annum.
No. So. T. M. League, plaintiff in error, Us. J.
De Young, ct al. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr.. johnson for the plaintiff in error,
and MIR. Harris for the defendants in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow. IL O'clock, a. IN.
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANtFAorORY.

A Ill kinds of Ladies' Ornamental Hair Work
n constantly on hand. at GIBBS'S store, on
Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs, over the old stand
The assortment consists OF =
Side and Grecan Curls, Brads. Plaits, Frizettes,
half Wigs, sc.
Also, a general assortment Of line French Per
fumery, such as
Lubin's Extracts
Bayley Bew's Extracts
Hair Oils, Pomatums
Cosmetics Lubin's and other Toilet Soaps
Rowland's Kalydor, Aromatic Vinegar
Farina Cologne, Brushes OF every descrip-
ton, &c
Also, opened this day an assortment of ornamen-
tai tuck Combs, side, long, dressing, and pocket
Combs. Together with variety OF other useful
and ornamental articles. .,J
b. Orders for hair work taken and speedily
executed, in the best possible manner
Feb l4-3tif
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0o-Mr. G. W JAMES, No. | Harrisonstrset,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General Travelling Agent
for the Western States, assisted by J. x. Smith, j.
7. Dent, Jason Taylor, J. W. armstrong, Perrin
Locke, w. Ramsey, DR.. Joshua Wadsporfh, Aier
dnder X. La,rs, and n. J. Smiley
o. Mr.. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery,
alabama, is our General Travelling Agent for the
States of alabama and Tennessee.
0y- Mr.. ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. ls2 South
Tenth street. Philadelphia, is our General Ifacelting
agent for the Southern and Southwestern States,
sisted by HyiHiam III. Held, John Collins, james
Deering, Il. Kirk Wellington, H. A. Ecans, John
r. Judkins, p. Locke, Joseph Button, George p.
Button, and Thomas d. Nice
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MARRIED.

In Christ Church, Washington, on Tuesday, the
llth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. HoDGEs, ANDREW
f. BEEDLE to Miss EMMA HODGE, all of this
city.
In this city, on the 18th instant, by the Very
Rev. WIN. MATTHEWS, JOSEPH N. YOUNG to
JOANNA FRANCES, daughter of Maj. PARKE G..
HowLE, U. S. M. G.
In Charlestown, Jefferson county, Virginia, on
the 5th February, by the Rev. DupLY TYING, Mr..
p. c. LITTLE, of Georgetown. d. c., to Mics
JULIA ROBERTS, formerly of Massachusetts,.
On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. G. A..
DAVIS, EDW'D MAGRUDER, of Prince Georges
county, to LAURA E., daughter of THOMAS WILL
con, esq., of Montgomery county, Maryland
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[cooarsroSDEScE OF THE nErvBLic.l

BALrimong, Feb. i3--5 p. in.
The splendid carriage, built in New York, and
presented by his friends in that city TO Daniel Web
ster, arrived here this morning. 1t is now in the
extensive coach establishment of Mr.. Mccain,
South Gay street, where it will remain few days
for inspection. 1t is certainly very elegant and
5uperb establishment, fitting present for the dis
tnguished statesman to whom presented.
Governor Lowe has conferred the appointment OF
attorney general upon Mr.. Robert J. Brent, in
accordance with my statement of yesterday. MIR.
Brent will fill the Office with ability. He does not
exactly please many of the ultra Democrats, mas
much as he Wing not many years ago, and
more recently an independent Taylor man
Our market is very quiet There is change
to notice in flour, grain, or other commodities.
Stocks quiet.
In New York, to- day, the market wac steady,
without change
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The MONEY MARKET.-The amount OF uncoined
gold in the mint at present we understand exceeds
eleven millions odoars, including $780, 900
which belongs to the treasury of the United States
An application has been made, we learn, to the
Secretary of the Treasury, on behalf Of the banks
Of this city and New York, requesting him to order
two millions of dollars out of the d millions now
in the hands Of the Assistant Treasurer of New
York, to be applied to the payment OF portion of
the mint certificates issued in January, thus anti
cipating the coinage of the mint to that amount
This would, if complied with, be a great advan-
tage to the banks and the public, it would
at once throw that amount into the channels of
circulation and of business, and tend to prevent
any stringency in the money market. AS the
mint, in consequence Of its increased ability,
will now be able to coin between six and seven
millions of dollars per month, the coin thus tempo.
rarily advanced by the treasury would be replaced
therein by the lst day of March ensuing. Wearc
glad to learn that the officers of the mint here
determined TO push its operations with the greatest
vigor, and that it will not be long before, in
quencc of it's increased capabilities, 1t will be able
to furnish depostors of gold bullion with their coin
in ten days after the came shall have been assayed
At New York, the premium specie has a
downward tendency Some parcels of silver are
coming from the West, which supplies the demand.
In exchange there was good business done, and
the rates we're without change.
philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday.
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COPP's PAVILION HOTEL,

Louisiana ,4penue, ntar 9TH Street.
T,IIIS ESTABLISHMENT has BEEN recently
Il put in perfect order for the reception Of per-
manent or transient boarders.
From his long experience in several Of the first
hotels in New England the proprietor feels bold to
say that for neatness, comfort, good order, and n
well supplied table, his establishment will compare
favoraby with any of the first class hotels in
Washington.
The lodging rooms, being separate and distinct
from the main building, are remarkably quiet, and
free from the noise and bustc often complained
of in the larger hotels.
Terms; For board and lodging, s per day;
for meals alone. S. per week.
n b. Transient boarders Oh reasonable terms.
Feb l2-dlwS MOSES COPP.
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Pennsylvania acenuc, bet,ceen Sd and 4 streets.
WASHINGTON CITY.
TTNIuS ESTABLISHMENT was opened on Tues
l. day, the 4th day of February, 1851, Ivy the
subscriber, late of Gadsby's hotel, as mana ger,
who respectfully announces TO his friends and tho
public generally that it is commended to their
favor and patronage by every comfort and con-
vcnence that be found in the best conducted ho
tells in the country lie would also add, that
a hotel conducted by him will always be found
safe and pleasant abode for families, and all
who regard propricty, good order, and the strict
cst decorum rs essentials Of an agreeable home.
Feb loft w. N. b. JUDKINS.
Baltimore Sun, New York Herald, Richmond
Enquirer, Petersburg Intclgeneer, publish every
other day two weeks, and forward accounts.
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Local Matters.

MONEY SToLEN.-Thc library Of the Rev. Mr..
Matthews, of st. Patrick's (Roman Catholic)
church, on street, or Saturday last robbed,
for the fourth time within few months, Of sum
of money. The amounts have been successfully
sixty sixty three, sixty five, and twenty five dol
lars 1t has been the custom of Mr.. M. to keep
such sums near at hand for ordinary uses; and we
have been told that for twenty thirty years lit
tie drawer in his desk was regarded as n perfectly
safe depository; but, on losing the first named sum
last summer, he applied the extraordinary safe
guard of lock, and displayed the key indi-
cation of his prudence. He was, however, destined
to learn the ineiiciency of this protection by
finding his lock picked and his money gone, on
his return to the apartment ono day. He thereupon
made strong wooden closet, with strong lock to
it, his place of deposit; but, after bright
morning, was again surprised to find that some
gentleman had made free enough with his poker to
use it in prying open the last described treasury.
How the little parcel was distracted on Saturday
we have not learned, but think il time for some of
the friends Of this most benevolent and estimable
gentleman to present him with depository for his
ready cash, the door whereof will respond only to
his own "aeaame.'
The PREssuRE.W Washington has hardly ever
before known such time for shows and public
as Snc mas experienced oil Iuc. Lee
lures at the Smithsonian, concerts and readings at
Carusi's, dramas at National Hail. comedies at the
Adelphi, biology at Temperance Hall, panoramas
at Odd Fellows Hall, fairs at the Odeon, crowds
in all the saloons," throngs at the market houses,
and multitudes at Magruder & Calvcrts newly
and beautifully fitted up dry goods store, on the
avenue, between sth and 9th streets
A LEGAL DEolsIoS.-The paving around the
capitol done under tho direction of the Com
missioner of Public Buildings, Mr.. Mudd but ns
he could not give it his personal supervision, Mr..
Gregory Ennis was employed as superintendent,
and by him the men were employed TO do the
work. These men were Mcssrs. George Knight
John Lynch, and Henry Williams. When the
work completed the men paid off, but
with thirty four dollars less money than they be-
lieved themselves entitled TO. They accordingly
brought suit against Mr.. Ennis for this amount,
and on Monday the was tried by jury be-
fore Justice Dom, and verdict given for the
plaintiffs j. l.. Smith, esq, for the plaintiffs,
and j. F. Ennis, esq, for the defence.
If do not misapprehend this case. the prnei
pie involved was whether agent of the Govern
mcnt, in the prosecution of the business of the Gov
eminent. and therein mourning dcbts, is liable TO
action for such dcbis
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MlLLIoNAIRE AssocIATloNoFc APlTAL.

ENOR the purpose Of forming company with
Il one thousand shares, of 8 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued, paying ten per cent per
annum in return therefor, with a safe prospect OF
doubling the whole amount invested, (each and all
as special parners.) free from assessment and Ia
bility, under the Revised Statute Of New York.
DESTROYS of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested for the purpose OF obtain
ing contracts with the Government TO carry the
United States mail in steamers and vesscls TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu-
rope, &c, proposals. will be received for limited
number of certificates Of shares of = 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, AMI Chief Agent of Company,
II Wall street, New York
Banking and Commercial IIouees in Europe and
the Americas, application and investment of
capital, will be appointed agents.
FEB du
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
treek ending February II, 1851, and bearing date
February IL. 1851.
Charles Schofeld and G George j. Johns, of Albion,
Ill.-For improved Scraper.
Samuel and Morton Pennock, Of Kennctt Square,
Pa.-For improvement in Seeding Apparatus of a
seed planter.
WIN. o. Grover, of Boston, M 1885,, and VIM F..
Baker, Of Roxbury. Mass.-For improvement in
Sewing Machines.
John Osborn, of Hamden, Conn.-For improve
ments in operating the waste gate in Hydraulic
Rams
Joseph E. Ware, Of st. Louis, MOTOR method
Of securing ranges of short plank Improvements.
Reissue.
Harmon Hubbard, of Henrietta, N. Y, assignor
to William w. Reid, of Rochester, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in tanning leather by tannin and acids.
Patented October 10th, l849, re issued February
1lth, 1851.
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NAvAL.-The Norfolk Herald publishes the iol-
lowing letter, dated board the United States ship
Congress, December IS. The Herald observes that,
its correspondents letter bears the postmark OF
Baltimore, he must have changed the conveyance
of his letter to the brig Abo arrived at that port
Thursday, from Rio, December 23d, at which date
the Relief must have been still in port:
"You will receive this by the United States store
ship Relief. She carries home number of inva-
lids; among the number may be enumerated DR..
Thomas Williamson, Fleet Surgeon, and MIR.
Thos. LOCKER Midshipman, both from this ship.
do not know who relieves Dr. W.; but rumor in
dicates DR.. Patton.
"The United States ship St. Mary leaves here
shortly for Valparaiso. Whilst writing, Ii. B. NJ.
frigate Portland arrived and camo to anchor
note her arrival only because che presents one
of the prettiest models for frigatc have ever
seen.
Business is very dull; and. from appearances,
the greater portion of the inhabitants have aban-
doncd themselves solely to amusemcnts.
1--WE will leave this port about new years day
for ST Catharinc, and from thence TO Montevideo.
'ln the absence of news, l content myself with
writing this short tier, promising in my next to
give you true and concise account of affairs
isting between the Buenos Ayrean government and
that Of the Montevidcans. According to the last
advices, these republics still at blows, and !
think that a true representation OF things on the
subject will much interest your readers
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ELECTRO-BIOLOGY.

Positively bm t,co Lectures morc.
NIESSRS. FlsKE X EVERETT will lecture and
WI experiment at the Temperance Hall. on
street. two evenings this week, at O'Clock, which
will be their Last in this city.
Admission % cents; a gentleman and two ladics
80 cents: children hall. price. Feb lot
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
United states Hotel,

United states Hotel,
Pennsylvania Avenue bsttcesa Sd and !. streets.
B w Wick, NC G. Smith. Me
James Al9es Ky Cyrus Baldwin
r. Proudit N Y " r Lincoln. Mass
l. Wyatt, Mo w II Mann, do
+ w Funk, Va Mr. Livingston parry,
& w Brent and lady, do New York
Miss Brent, do ii Terry and lady, Pa
N G Locke, do A Thompson, Mass
Rev j Smith, Ga A Menece, do
Darius Davidson, N Y NJ Haymaker < ], Pa
Mary A Davidson, do He Wilson and ladies,
ID s Taylor, Pa Virginia
III f Busch, do Gregory, Va
NJ Busch and lady, do Mrs Judson and son,
N Springfield, do and Mics Shelton, CT
T. Linnet, Mass Raven and lady, RI
Sam Carroll, Maine JCoggerleun DIR,
B Carroll Maine jeremiah Loder, n
w T Rogers, Phil Mira Loder & DIR,
j Mccormick, Va DIR Morrey, do
Stephen Thomas, VI Mrs Duncan and niece,
Page, Hallowell, Me New York
Irving Hotel,
Cornerof PsnnsyluaniG Avenue and hstreef.
Henry Connolly, Pa Hon ID Dickinson, N Y
Col Forny and son. do Herr Kransz, Hungary
Gen Jos Paez, Ven Linklane,
Ramon PACE, do EA Wales, Detroit
b Punoy, do General de la Mosquera
N F A Parker, u N New Grenada
V Woodhouse, Eng + Crowell, NY
r M Harkly, Newport Hon X II Walworth, Y
Fl S Randall, n Y
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Commission on Claims against Mexico.
THuRspAy. February 49, 1851,

THURSDAY, February IL, lSolI
On motion Of Colonel Payne, Ordered, That The
case Of George w. Van Stavoren claiming for iile-
gal seizure of tobacco at Vera Cruz, in 1899, be
again taken up for consideration, in consequence
of certain testimony. bearing said claim being
sent to the Board from the Department of State,
since the opinion in relation thereto. to which the
Board came ON the Sth of January Last.
Adjourned until II clock to- morrow.
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RELIGIOUS AssEMBLIEs.--In addition to the Bap
fist and Methodist Episcopal Conferences, at Win
chester, Na on the 9th instant, it is stated that b
Maryland and Virginia Conference of the Metho
dist Protestant Church meets at Harpcr's Ferry OF
the 5th of March.
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE

NTOW OPEN at Odd Fellows Hall, January
IN 2sth instant, and will continue for short
time only.
/. J. Insco Wiiams's celebrated Bible Panorama.
containing over fifty Of the most striking scenes in
the Bible, commencing with Chaos, and following
each other in historical order down to the Babyo-
nish Captivity.
Doors open at Ito commence moving at half
past O'Clock.
Tickets % cents; children under twelve years OF
age, half price.
Schools and parties admitted on reasonable
terms.
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday az
tcrnoon at o'clock. Jan -
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No. 353-I2i cts.
CONTENTS.
l. The Microscope and its Marvels. s. Chanbers's
Papers for Tie People.
3 Colds and Cold Water .-IaHs Maya zine.
g. Light and Darkness Iait's Maya
4. War and the Peace Congress. Sharpe's
:. Autobiography of John l'ritton.-S Shapes
s. Sack of Rome by the Duke of Bourbon
Spectator.
T. Lawrence Portrait Of Sir Robert Pecl.-Er-
aminer.
8. News of the Woek.-Specfator.
9. Constitution and Future Destiny of Ameri-
ca.-TIats.
10. Foreign Policy in ls5l.- Examiner.
IL. Taste in Manufactures.-Spectdtor
II. Lights and Shadows of the Oldcu Time
Spectator.
Is. Lyrics of the Heart.-Eramae
With Short Articles and Poetry.
WAsHINGToS. December -, 1915.
or all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litesa
ture and Science which abound in Europe and i'll
this country, this has appeared to me 10 be the most
useful. II contains, indeed the exposition only OF
the current literature Of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of tho human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS
Published weekly at 50 year, by
+. LITTELL CO., Boston.
And sold by JOS. SHiLLlNGTON,
Feb l0-dtrw&wlw corner Pa. av. and a. at.
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.sToyIsHINC AND AMtsING.

nR J. h. DODS will lecture and experiment at
J the Temperance Hall, on + street, upon tho
science of Electrical Psychology, every evening,
at = o'clock.
Admission % cents; gentleman and two ladies
50 cents; children half price. Feb la-tf
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The INSANE APPROPRIATIONS LANps.-We
learned, with what little Susceptibility OF surprise
that recent events have left u.s. Of the passage in
the Senate of the bill to appropriate ten millions Of
of public lands to the States for the benefit of
insane PERSONS Southern Press.
Our brethren of the Press are go determined to
take offence at all the Legislation of Congress, that
they even repudate act which promises to be
for their personal advantage.
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months since published, upon what
ceived reliable authority, report that costly and
imposing tombstone had been landed at North
Bend. We learn that such is not the fact. 1t is
desirable that the error should be corrected as it
may have the effect of preventing the friends of
General Harrison.from preparing suitable monu-
ment for his last resting place Cincinnati Gag.
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

4 MEETING of the Managers and Subscribers OF
N the Washington Assemblies will be held at
Gauter's this evening, nth instant at six o'clock,
D. m fullattendsnce is requested. The tbusl-
ness before the meeting will be to determine upon
converting the Fourth Assembly into a Fancy Ball;
subject to the same regulations as the Assemblies
Feb Alt
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Mr.. jerome, OF New Haven, CT, manufactures
upwards of five hundred clocks, of various pat
terms, every day, and the demand is equal to the
supply In the State of Connecticut one thousand
clocks are made daily.
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az FOR RENT.-Thc House No. Union Row,
l:iI street, just vacated by Allen A. Hall, esq.
IS Tor rent. The house is large and convenient and
pleasant residence for family. Possession can
be had Immediately.
Apply at Republic office, 9th street.
Eph
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Prices of Admsson.--Boxes, rs cents; Second
Seats, so cents; Gallery, 25 cents.
Box book open from 10 to 3.
Feb Ia
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MONEY MARKET, Monday, Feb. 100 p. NJ
The stock market has been for some time past on
the back track, and all the elements indicate one
OF those important revulsons for which Wall street
has been celebrated for many years. The Wall
street banks have fed the speculative excitement Of
the past year to degree almost without parallel;
at this moment they arc extended beyond any for
mer period. Their large dividends show their i'm
prudent use OF capital Their large deposits are at
this moment represented by railroad bonds and
stocks, and sudden call by depositors would lead
TO contraction, the results of which would be felt
for many months.-N. u. Herald Money -irficie.
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FLOWER SEEDS FOR SALE.

TUST RECEIVED FOR SALE, ten thousand
u papers of choice Flower Sceds, with descrip
tive labels, including about three hundred select
varieties; among others
New Petuneas-Aloc Peel, Hebe Beautc Par
fate. &c.
New Portulacas- scarlet, purple golden, white,
and striped.
New 1hunburgias white orange, yellow, and
white and black centres.
New German Asters-striped, quilted, and va
riegaed.
New extra double Paris Balsams.
Carnation, Picotee, and Glove Pnks.
Annual Phlox Pansies, Pentstcmons, &C., &c.
All of which will sell at the following Uery re-
duced prices: $50 per thousand assorted, cents
per paper, selected by the purchaser. Orders for
large or small quantities faithfully and promptly
attended to by j. +. CALLAN,
Feb l0-dtf Corner of and 1th streets.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
TNJRTu. NIGHT CEJERR ALTON

I'D may not receive their cards of invitation
through inadvertencc or mistake, respectfully
requested to send in their names and place OF resi-
dence to the committee, at the Saloon
Feb Is