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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

EA0h1Onahlo Winter ClOthln9-A0 OuH
sssek Of fashionable winter clothing very large W
an srnsn = rss Is s:ss m W. "
= rake rson for our spring Joking stock nov In process.
sA and make their selections from beautiful stock q
IaAs winter wrAppsr snow coats over eoats sacks bu
nese freohg Rel although the stock 10 ths
mere tAsty things viii be selected. D. j. DIVLIN
y and - John street, corner OF Nassau.
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I NORIARTY. AUCTTONEER. Will Sell. THIS
day 1t 10 sccek ~ 10 Chatham street, large
nent Of and second baud fur ure bureaus shsir
tables 'oA and sofa bedsteads 5fsthsv beds and 60 bed
ssads carpets mattresses eooks large
assortment Of glass ware. srookeey, &C., he
ARGE SALE OF RICH ROSEWOOD AND NXHO-
sspy iu.nurs French pi.sS miTsrs siaty.avs seseA
nesdsyl Des 2sthat hafpa 10 O'clock ct the auction
rooms No. % Bsskman and No 80 street very large
stock q we'll hnswn msnpfseturer IN The upper lsrs
aed bassr emit furnurs Of every kind and
VII b the only furniture sale OF this Also
,:gs Sfcs curl maple black sai.us an Boston feeis.
ready On Thuroday sale of awey suitable TOR shs
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RY A. II. NICOLAY. AUCTIo EER-TOYs, DOLLS,
- toy fui niture tsa ssts china figures and variety 81
fancy goods will be cold at auction 2t Grand street
Tnesdsy Dec 49, Ut thrse OIL Ok p NJ In small lots
sale continue every day and evening until She vhoe 10
disposed of, to close shis branch oil my business.
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VUANTCD-A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY, QUAIL
w fed 10 teach all the English branches In pfivats
y short distance from tho city Addres. stating where
m interyisw ay bs had, "Toaoher" Herald oico.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT CAN BE PRO-
"A cured 81 CHAS RkICHE BROTHER'S bird en-
porinm IL Nsrth William street. and 202 william
Of Frankfort street. Ihoy show, st present. the
in This country Ladies and gentlemen to call
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y. importer Of fan goods, 6s HetropcisAa
present. FE.n:.ps,ri ivory sandal Eoea. am Ghiness
Re-; Opera glaews-psarl she'll ivory and apannsd from
% 10 85 Stationery from De In iues wsllkaown
factory, London PApier Naobe articles writing
desks cdor eases sa9,es wrk boxes osssts jewel
opss phopGna bruchc combs dressing ascs; souvenirs
chess tables ke canes riding whips paper ustcr playing
cards and chess cards and printed In
asd styles silver door plates from dosrus
in ereat variety. n
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--A LARGE AND VALUABLE
H assortment Of watches OF the celebrated ma
fer consisting Of Coopers duplex, NJ j. Tobias Co., and
g. Beeseys levers, in heavy hunting open facc
Also scps.iet naspendsas Quarter seeons watehe.
and silver Sold only JOHN r. pAYAGEs No. u
Fulton street, WAtehss and gold peas rsvarsd or on
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street. will sell, to MORO Thursday largo
mont Of fancy goods Bohemian glass suitable
holiday For further sec Exprsss Post
and Journal OF Go mmerre.
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ESLOWERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS ALSO FOR D RIDAL
and other partegThe subscriber offers for sale
and rare collection q choice ewers ts.tsiny
vases suitable Tor holiday bridal presents together with
general asssrtmcnt Of articles in his line.
7. DUNLAP, Seedsman and Florist, ga Broadway.
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INo.LEvIsoN. AUCTION EER-ELEGANTA ANIMALS
for ls5a. siit books fancy ARTICLES ss - .ne,isn
store 81 Broadway tive ,srs above Tayora .si On
andard ior.ry Juvenile and sothsr works. astsa
~ ie,Asy
pfSfsasi bEfss sdd brsyss vivsS ssa
gold elasrs raj assortment Of articles paint
Ies engravins4aps &c all 20 be soll without reserve
Bale viii commsn6J ct O'clock this evening.
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n D.NAsH. AUCrIoNEER.-sToREs SO BROADWAY
Sheriff sale q horses So. ~ 10 o'clock. A. n, -
the northeast Of street
consisting Of large number Of horses stages
NJ. III. CHASE. DEPUTY Oh srif.
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WAIVED IHMEDIhrELY-A NUMBER OF YOUNG
ladies' Who perfectly understand making up lace and
embrdery goods Also shse four ery superior hands,
who TO sntond different branch Ia the
above business .BNeno nctd aeDy bus ne n anil
peditious 10 whom enp97nant vial DO
I've, Apply At i7' oxseusich street, 6rss door.
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EOR THE H0LIDAYS.-LANPS, GIRANDOLES, VA
$685. ofevory variety Alse many other rich ARTICLES
present China tea sets erookery and casters
walters globes .oks, oil eamphons and fluid Of tho best
quality, and At very low prces q. A. BALDWIN,
81 BoRery. four to1rs below Walker straat
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q esTGNEEs SAT OF DIAM3NDy, JEWRLRH, &c.
a, -. i. vsndcwater will sell ON Thursday Dec. 90
lpscai sale Of diamonds 60 being the balance
jewellers stock 10 be sold without sisng
10 part OF bracelets pins scarf Gins brooches rnge 4
all wfich are warranted TO DO Of e.os
pearls garpe topaz, amethyst aoph the whole form
E the largest assortment at public sale ths
brilian Of the
which not surpassed weighing from three 70 four
karAts Tho above sale prsrsnts opportunity TO tho
trade and private parties lot viii be sold without
10
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CT0LEN-BETWEEN TIE TENTH AND TWENTY
VI second Of Deesm perl. warrant 80 No. 2s6 when
PsiA tho Cleveland and Pitsburg Railroad bond psysb,
kIehIs.n Central sarosd bond. due Il. April, 1888
1853 warrant SIS, No. $50. Of tho Ohio and Ponasyi-
ysna Railroad bond first mortgage payable lat January
.gtOn Railroad srst or .ss PAYABLE on sho i,s xseh
rsnt t50 No. 2S Of the New albany and Salem Railroad
drss mortgage paysble LIST Arril 1883 warrant 800
the same dsy. wsrrs $50, No lzy income bend 81
1873. LOUIS rRGk8E2G, 90 Eortieth strseL
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TIVE BEST GIFT BOOK TOR YOUTHS ruDIES AND
stories from Chronicles and History, by Mra Hsl aud
Mrs Foster Many cute, and elegantly bound P1blsbsd
by.J. @. RlKER, 10 Fulton strsst.
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REAUTIFUL NATURAL FLOwERs.--LADrEs OR
gentlemen who want beautiful bouquet or lblen did
basket Of flowers Tor the New Year their
grati6sd By leaving their orders u Rods Floral
ment 800 Broadway, Eleventh street Parties
piled At the shortest notice. ANDREW REID
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baltimore correspondence.


The Ice Bridge Change IF Route Political Teou.
bIes-LOia Mont : The Afs,6,i., &c.
BALTIMORE, February Is IS p IN
The weather has become 80 moderate that ihc
use Of the ice bridge by the Railroad Company la ,
been suspended, and travel between Baltimore aud
Philadelphia il now over the old route, by way of
Frcncbtown and New Castle, taking stea nibcat at
Baltimore. From New Castle they proceed by
boat to Wilmington, and .hance by railroad to
Philadelphia.
There Is considerable excitement in the political
circles in this city with regard to the removal by
the Collector Of the port, Colonel Kane, Of two Of
his subordinates, both Whigs, account, as they
assert, OF having been overheard to express them
seives IN decided manner against the policy pur-
sued by the Collector, in retaining in Office mum
Der OF Democrats. movement is even on foot to
petition the Presdent for a removal Of the Col
lector
Lola Montez continues to draw crowded houses,
and ia received with great enthusiasm. Her dane
ing s of quite different character to that of any
OF the artistes who have preceded her.
In the Baltimore market this morning there
were sales Of flour at 81 l2a per barrel. prior TO
the receipt Of the Africa's news, after which no
thing was done, the market becoming further de-
pressed by the decline reported at Liverpool.
There was nothing done in wheat and corn.
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oDD-FELLows' HALL seventh stree,

Third Week OF Burr's Seven Mile Mirror,
Or Tour Of TUo thousand Miles on the
Great Lakes-fhe Niagara 81. Laurence,
aud Saguenay Rirers,
ILLUSTRATED on One Hundred Acres of Nov
Il ing Canvas. This great counterpart of Nature
perfectly represents over one million objects, two
hundred cities and villages, one hundred thousand
buildings, steamboats, ships, &C., &c The fol-
loving localities are among the many:
The city and harbor Of Buffalo, Niagara Falls
the cities OF Hamilton, Toronto, and Kin gs,on the
thousand Islands, Ogdcnsburg, the Grand apids,
Montreal, the city and citadel of Quebec, NIontmo-
renci Falls, and the Great Gulf This vast artistic
composition ends displaying the awful attributes
Of the saguenay river
Hand book 10 the Mirror, u, cents.
Doors open at half pact .; Mirror moves at to
o'clock
Admission rs cents. Children half price.
Office open daily for the sale Of ickets from half
past o'clock.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, commencing at
81 O'Clock. Feb 24-dlw
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pubiic Acts
PASSED. during the First Session oj the Thirty second
Congress.
[PUBLIc REsoLUTIoH--No. 8
a RESOLUTION extcndins the time Of the com.
mission under the Convention with Brazil.
Resoired BY the Senate and House Of Refrescafa
tues Of the United States Of dmeyica Congress
sembisd That the act entitled :" An act to carry
into effect the Convention between the United
States and the Emperor OF Brazil Of the twenty
seventh day OF January, in the year eighteen hun
dred and forty nine" approved March twentieth
is hereby, continued in force for the period OF -four
months from and after the first day Of March, in
the year eighteen hundred and fiftytwo
(Signcd) LINN BOYD,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
(Signed) WILLIAM X KING,
President Of the Senate pro tcnpore
Approved February ~, 1852
(Signed) WILLARD FILLMORE.
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ATTENTION.
The Newest and Richest Winter aud Early
Spring Goods for GcntieIncn's Wear,

The Newest and Richest Winter and Early
Spring Goods for GcntIeInen's Wear,
CHAS. A. SMITH & CO, No Old State House
~ Boston, beg leave To invite gentlemen visit.
ing Boston to examine their large stock. most OF
which has been selected by gentleman Of great
experience az buyer, from the principal manu-.
iacturers OF England, Germany, and France, an
imported to our order.
OcUcoafing in English. ycnitian, Fur, Beaver.
Labrador (water prooD Beavers, fine cloth finish
Beaver, Whtncy's. DufTelrs. French Castors, Kos
suth Reversbe-an entirely new style for Top
Coats for DrSss and Frocs Coats, Cloths from The
most celebrated makers in French, German and
En- Qish, of rare and beautiful colors aud rich and
superior finish.
Panfaiodrfyy and Vesiings = Over three hundred
different styles OF each, OF such variety and bes
that they cannot fail 10 please the most refined nd
exquisite taste.
CSfling DsSufment.-We have in the different
Cutting Departments men who for skill and taste
are Acknowledged by thousands 10 have no com
petitore.
We trust the inducements VIC shall offer to those
who favor US with call will secure a selection by
them from our stock of goods which not passed
or eqiaiod in any similar establishment in this or
any other city in the Union. All of which will be
manufactured with our personal attention as 20 fl
style, superior workmanship, and trimmip ga
which has secured for the large and constantly.
increasing patronage which we now enjoy, and at
prices that cannot fail TO please
CflAS. A. SMITH & Co
No. Old State House, Boston
Jan 22-M&F9m
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J'C' MCGUIRE will continue tho AUCTION and
Communion Business. and keep on hand an extern
siveassortment OF Furniture and House. rn.sbin
Articles AT the old stand, corner OF Tenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue
He also offers his services for the purchase and
sale OF every description of Real and Personal Pro
perty. being prepared at all times 10 cash sales
and make liberal advances upon consignments for
eucton. Feb 16-dim
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TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.

III & r. BLANDY, Propric,ors Of Locomotive
4 Il Engine Works, Zanesvillc, Ohio, respeoif uI.
iy give notice to railroad companies that they al
now prepared 10 furnish Engines OF the most ap-
proved construction and finish, which. for capacity
speed, and durability, are not cxccIIcd m this
country.
Also, all otherrairoadm machinery ofboth wrought
and oast iron, pertaining to the road, stations OF
machine sbope.
Terms as favorable as any other builders in tho
United States.
The facilitics Of transportation from Zancsvilrc
are os good as from any other point in the Union
having steamboat navigation 10 the Ohio river and
canal boat aud railroad conncxion with the Ohio
river and lakes
Ono oftheir Engines, the "ZancsviIlc,' on the
Central ONO Railroad. may be referred to- or
others at their works The attention of those in
tcrcsted Is invited, and orders solicited.
Dec l-eo3m
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DEADINGs FOR EVERY DAWN LENT. com

OEADINGS FOR EVERY DAY IN LENT, COM
~ piled from the writings Of Bishop Jeremy Tay-
Tor ] email vol
Margaret Cecil, or Can because Ought, by
Cousin Kate.
Hand Book of tho English Language, for the use
OF students, by X Latham, NJ D., y. is
New French Manual and Travellers Compan-
ION, intended as guide to the tourist and class
book Tor the student, by Gabriel Surcnne, F.A.sE
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Mar Booksellers, near 9th street.
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HEALY's GREAT WEBSTER PICTURE.

HEALY's GREAT WEBSTER PICTURE.
HEALY'S LARGE PICTURE OF WEBSTER
IL REPLYING TO HAYNE, in the Senate, in
1850, comprising also full sized portraits of many
Senators and other distinguished persons who were
present, will be on exhibition and after Satur-
day, the 2lst instant, from a. IN. until sunset
every day-Sundays and Mondays excepted-at
the COMMON COUNCIL ROOM, City Hall,
which has been kindly granted 10 Mr.. Healy for
tho purpose by the Board OF Common Council
Admission ~ cents. Season tickets 80 cents; 10
be obtained at the door.
Feb 20-dyt & cod3w
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BY TELEGRAPH.


California.
NEW YoRK, February 25.--The steamer Prone
theus, from San Juan. arrived at IL O'Clock this
MOI ming. She brings San Francisco dates to the
I'd instant, two hundred and thirty four pas,en-
gers, 900 on freight, and about $500, 900 in
the hands Of passengers
The sloop of-wor Albany sailed from San Juan,
leaving vessel Of war there.
The De Cartino was spoken on the l9th two
hundred miles from San Juan, bound in. The
ship Trade Wind, from New York, arrived at San
Francisco on the LIST, in one hundred and twenty
days.
Rumors reached San Francisco on the lat that
revolution occurred at Great Salt Lake among the
Mormons, and that they were arming and fortify-
Ing themselves. They had published declaration
of independence, in which they express their de-
termination to establish republic.
The miners on the Sacramento were meeting
with great success, and were working night and
day.
John II. Weller, Democrat. had been elected
United States Senator from California, by vote of
II to II. The Wings made no regular nomina ton.
Colonel Fremont and family left San Francisco
the d, in the mail steamer Tennessee.
The town of Nevada was to be sold out
Arrival Of the Africa.
New YoIK, February 25.--The steamer Africa,
with Liverpool dates of the l4th, has arrived.
ENoLAND.
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant-a
vote Of ccnsurc on the Iiish government relative
10 action brought by the editor of The World
against the chief Secretary Of Ireland IVES to be
brought forward on the 18th, and would probably
carse dissolution Of the ministry.
FRANCE.
rba, "A H..
which the populace were with difficulty dispersed.
The French government had resolved 10 request
the Belgian government TO remove the monuments
from the field Of Waterloo.
The French troops were regarded with the
greatest adherence by the Pope and the pc oole,
and attempt bad bcen made to sssassinate the
soldiers.
MARKETS.
Increased buoyancy exhibited in cotton On
the 18th. which has been well sustained since the
pressure If stock upon the market being much
ess than for some time past. The sales of the two
days amounted to 1000 bales, of which exporters
took 3, 500 bales The mark closed firmly
Flour was dull, and price, Of the 18th were
barely supported.
Liropooi, FeLruWy -, u p. m.-The cotton
market is very firm, and qualities above middling
have advanced fully ! Cd. Sales to-day are be-
tween 1000 and 1000 bales, Of which 2, 900 bales
were on speculation and for export.
ArripGI Of the Cdtscenf City s 800 900 in Gold
New YopK, February 29.-The Crescent City
arrived al p. to day with the California mails
and one million three hundred thousand dollars in
gold She brings one hundred and forty five pas.
sengers.
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Or The Ladies OF tho Rev. Mr.. Ec khardt's
Church, owing TO the inclsmency Of the ~cather on
Friday and Saturday evenings. have determined
TO have supper provided on this (Monds W even
ing al CARUSiS SALOON, at which time they
hope to sec ALL those who may be disposed to aid in
rearing n Sunday School Room in connerion with
that church. Let all who feel an interest in Sab
bath Schools be there. Good musc will be In at
tendance. Marl
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PLANK ROAD--wASAlN A ssD Roe fe =
WILLIE TURNPIKE COdPANN.


THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS, with TIE
Il majority of the Stoc kboldcvs, have determined
to construct on tbisturnpihes Plank Road running
from the CITY boundary Seventh street TO the ne
oil the Distr,ctard MontComcr " county MARYLAND.
and Tor that purpose will nsr stock TO the g,
tent OF soyen hundred and fifty shares, OF twenty
d'Iiars each, and have appointed the undersigned
To solicit snd receive subscri ptiops To the same
Books arc now open at our office for the pprpose
Fire dollars each share IL to be paid nj The tims
OF subscribing, and like amount every sixty
days until the whole il paid.
Inc advantagcs of such road 10 the cite and
the property in the vicinity of the road ,nust be
apparent to all convcrsnnt wit i- situation There
is but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this ROAD with Rockville and
Brookvills-the last in the midst of n fine agri-
cultural country; thus opening direct and casy
route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties TO this city for the trans
portatioa OF the products of thai nd the surround
Tag country
Plank Roads being most extensively com
structcd throughout the country, and have epsry-
wasrs p'oVeu p.ontaoic Investments, paying large
dividends TO the stockhoidcrs bcsidra frnproyiny
the valuc Of property near them, and grcativ in
crens,ns the trade in the places through which
they pass
considerable portion Of the stock hns already
been subscribed 800
Holders of the old stock in the COMPANY arc cnt;.
tied 10 share If stock for every ico shares
of the cd, which will I've Issued TO them ON su,rcn.
der Of tho old certificates. The new road viii pro
badly be finished In less than twelve mottbs ara
ready for travel The cost will bc Ices than Sis
600 II ~ thought Il will pay dividend of MOI lee
than i've per cent The hrst year afsr Il is finished
and the disidends oiil steadily ii,.r, ace
CWUhR, SCHENck & CO.
Ansost s-d'iu Bankcrs, Opposite Treasury,
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DIED.

AZ Burlington, New Jersey, on the 10Th uhimo,
in bic seventy. eighth year, JOHN Girls
COM, Ill. d., late ofthe city Of New York
AT the Naval Hospital, near Norfolk, Virginia.
on the 26th ultimo. Passed Midsbipman FRANCIS
GREGORY, Of the United States Navy.
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NAVAL. Commodore 5 H. Stringham, IL ia
said. has received preparatory orders 10 command
tie Mediterranean squadron, his place Mt the Cos
port navy yard TO be supplied BY Commodore
Skinner.
The steamers San Jacin;o and Powhatan, and
the sloops Levant and ST. Lons, oil fitting out at
Gosport, ordered to the Mediterranean.
TIE Safanac has been ordered homo 90 take the
place Of the Princeton, ordered 10 the East In
dies, which latter cannot be got ready for sea in
tjne.
The United States sloop Of Portsmouth,
Commander Doruin, made the passage from Boston
10 Bahia in thirty one days she sailed at the rate
of two hundred miles per day for six consecutive
days.
The United States steamship susquehennah wac
at Zanzibar December 4, Go sail in two days for
Ceylon, and from there to Singapore, on her way
20 China-ail we'll.
The United States sloop- jamestown,
Commander j. Downing, was at buenos Ayres
December 20
The United States brig Porroise, Commander J.
l.. Gardner, called for Gambia, Africa, January
., on n cruise
The United States lrgate Raritan. Ca plain Chss
Gaunu, and siocp-of- war St. mary's, Commander
Magrudcr, were az Calao on tie 10Th Of January.
The ST. Mary's was expected 20 eail in few
dsys for San Francisco, on her way 20 China.
fN0yfok Herald
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Tie Ohio Temperance Conpsniion Ko,.uth.

CiScIssATI, February 27.-Tho Temperance
Convention adjourned last night, without trans.
acting my business Of importance beyond what
has already been reported.
The proceedings Of the convention were to- day
laid before the Leg slature, and the bill embracing
the principal features OF the Maine Liquor law read
a sccone time In the house.
kossuth received fourteen thousand dollars in
THE city, including Eve thousand from the sale Of
Hungarian bonds.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
In Great supply, Mt the Eighth Street Shoe
Store and Mandatory.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the liberal pa
i tronage extended to him since his return to
the city, informs his customers that he continues
his old stand, and ia better prepared than hereto
fore to supply theni having better and more work.
men than formerly, and more capacious apart
ments.
French Boots Of superior style and quality, Pa.
tent leather Congress Boots, and shoes of every va
riety, on hand, in great supply, some OF which will
be sold very low, whole sale or retail.
JANNEY,
Sth street, near General Post Office.
Feb25-d2w
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CARUsI's SALOON.

MISS JENNY BUSK has the honor of an
lN1 nouncing to the citizens of the District that
she will give Concert in Washington, at Carusi's
Saloon, (asssted by Prof, Dounas on the piano.
and Prof. Wagner on the ciarionct,) on Monday
evening, March l.
Feb AT