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A TALENTED LADY ENGAGED IN A MUSICAL
phsd to nd who e"n n IN
about thousand dollars TO have the business improving
Lady sese sssson ora Musical
GREAT BARGAINS IN MUsIc-RENovAL THE
Ss Ss ' s nuo that
merehandise plates and copyrights Of j. H. Jalues 1856
a Rss'fEh's f
81 & will make on Sno Of I'll. largest catalogues Of
Gin csenaas and I'll sss
@ % Il sstg as 'ssr % M s sE
chance seldom offered tcacors dealors and others viii
's ''sss
MUsIcAL-NoTIcE..;A COMPETENT TEACHER or
AVA The and pianoorte obtain establish
try SALARY Py asTas
.sa TIC
i. Place asssssS s's and
snsng snd End may so applied 70 Tuesdays and Fridays
4 Reference asa y from N0
4ss Broadway.
Mrs; sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF Vocal MUSIC
LADIES' sSs sSsa
Conserving terms Nlsns 49, 4 her Residences So Witt
DTANoFoRTEs AND MUsIc-sELLING oTF-REMo
Tor !s Is.ss .as
foor, broadway twenty Broad
way by handred Anthony street, occupied by
George Fox and others Being Obliged to svo up
the he occupies said
re undersigned would Inform buyers of pianoorts and
music that in consequence Of the increased demand
rnrvacd popularity of r. Gilbert Co. celebrated piano
forte that ho has leased the above store and will remove
will sell at great reduction his splendid stock
psnofortesand music consisting Of and second hand
$40 make for said altera
tons nnd also assortment OF melodeons and pianos for
smaii will bo sold at cost the whole stock
be sold previous to the lst OF April Persons in of
bergaips had hotter take advantage of this opportunity
HORACE WATERS 333 Broadway, corner Of Anthony
street seccnd foor N. B.-For sale two Wayrens reed
organs, for churches.
RIO BASS SINGERS-A FIRST RATE BASS MAY
hear OF desirable situation by applying immediately
"A. A. ST 1T, N Cliff street.
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The india Rubber Case.
GOODYEAR vs. DAY-MARCH TERM OF THE UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
TRENTON, March o. 1853.
It seems that, in October last the District Judge or
dered the defendant Day in contempt and issued an at
tachment against him return able at this term of the
court Mr. nay not served with the attachment and
the first day Of the term voluntarily in
with his counsel and moved to discharge the attachment
the ground that it irregurly issued by tho court
The position taken by Dir Day that thele was no or
der or decree OF the court requiring him appear at the
time and that his appearance was not of n nature
that it could be treated contempt Of the order or
process OF the court Mr. Day also 6cd his affidavit and
the affidavit Of George Clifford Esq one of his counsel
pearapce was the result Of misa pprehenson.
The motion argued by NJ Richardson of Boston,
and Gov vroom on the part of Mr. Day, and by james
I. Brady, of New York. tho part OF Mr. Goodyear.
His Honor, Judge Grier delivered the opinion of the
Court, DECIDING that the process was regular.
The counsel moved to have the referred to
ter to take the evidence and epor whether Day in
contempt and report the evidence and also to report
whether he had violated the injunction Of the coar
1t was referred TO the master for that purpose
Mr. Day recognized to appear before the master and
the court.
The masters report is to be returned on the drst Mon
day Of May next when Judge Grier is to e present and
the whole matter will be heard and disposed Of Counsel
for Goodyear j. T. Brady Il A. Dickersnn, and VIM Jud
For Day, Gov. Vroom, N. Richardson George Gif
ford, L. 5. Van Winlde Col Scott aud Geo. A. vroom
I'VE think 1T proper to state that the above dee patch is
not rem regular correspondent Mt Trenton but its
statements are presumed to be correct
From Baltimore.
MAIL LFAILURE-sUsoUEnANNAB BRIDGE TO BIZ BUILT
MARYLAND STATE TAX TO BE REDUCED, ETC.
BAInMoRB, March "a, 1858.
We have mail beyond Charleston to night
The Maryland House of Delegates to-day passed, by
yeas 3S, nays H. the bill authorizing the Phaaelph phia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company do bridge
liberal one, and imposes unnecessary restrictions
aIi'aton tax.
The Senate Of Maryland to day unanimously passed a
bill reducing the State tax from 25 to 12s cents
hundred dollars
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The southern Steamers

- CHARLESTON. March y, 1903.
The u 8. Mail steamship MAton Capt. Berry arrived
here at seven O'Clock this Tuesday morning.
SAVANNAH Mnrch % 1888
II . steamship alabama. Captain Ludlow, from Nov
Y1k, tAs arrived Of this vert
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Whig Nomination for State Officers OF Rhode
Islnnd-F1remnn's Riot.

whg ticket for State officers announced th, morn
Convention. The nominations follows =
Tor Governor-Wlism W. Hoppin Of Providence
For nantGovernor-Samuel Rodmaa of South
Kingston.
For Secretary of Stato-Wilam r. Watson, Of Provi.
dence.
For Attorney General Christopher Robinson, of Cam.
For General Treasure Samuel Vernon, of Newport
The nominations give very general satisfaction, and the
ticket decidedly the strongest the ied Us perfectly
unites and harmonises the WING party.
freman's riot occurred here yesterday afternoon
between companies No. and O. There has not been
rauch excitement in streets since the of 1S ~
The disu did not continue long but there
that serious trouble will cnsue when the com
panics are called out again.
Pennsylvania WhIg stnte Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR CANAL OFFICERS.
LANCASTER Pa, March "a, 1858.
The whig Slate Convention this afternoon nominated
on the first ballot Moses for Canal Com missioner
A. X. Mcclure Auditor General and Christian Myers
Surveyor General, and adjourned sine die.
The Philadelphia Murders.
CONVICTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONDUCT
OF THE PRISONER, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1853.
William B. Mann summed up the evidence against ths
prisoner this morning and was followed by Joseph
Dovan counsel fer the prisoner Who in opening stated
he had, in the most solemn manner, appealed to his
tssoas q and By Spring ~
peated the asseverzcs He examined the evidence tc
prove that the sons testimony not corroborated
father, as he alone hac money. The knife was h. a.ll
part OF the sheath was in his possession when
rested. He invoked the jury TO give his client the
benefit Of all doubts but Il they believed he tho
monster capable OF killing his own countrywomen to
convict him.
AT the close Of this speech the Court took
lhe Court reas-embed at three o'clock when Attorney
General Reid ciosed his argument in eloquent aud
brilliant speech giving vivid picture of the butchery
and OF the two infants left to perish n the burning
by the assassin.
The prisoner was dreadfuy agiastcd, crouchng down
II, apd xvi, I, ho4h hap +; raon
Afier~ard' on application Of his counsel the jury ex
amLed the legs Of the prisoner to they bore marks
of dogs bite upon them in order to confirm the sons
testimony in that respect. Scratches found that
might have been made In that way.
The charge to the jury then delivered by Judge
Allison.
The jury retired at FIVE o'clock, and the Court ad
journed till eight o'clock.
The Court met Mt eight, when the jury cams In, ant
am ounced their verdict unanino ously-Murder in The
first degree The prisoner manifested gceat Indifference
and even took CIT his ba and chcered when the officer
were taking him from the Court The crowd replied b
terrific groans as the caous wretch driven back
prison.
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FINE ARTS.


E,RENCH ENGLISH AND GERMAN ENGRAyISGs
IL Engifah plain, Roman, and twilled canvass.
Roberfon's oil colors, in tubes.
Newnians water colcrs
Csrmine, Nos. ID, 20, 80 S. 10.
Crimfon lakeT. J. 9 B. T. SO.
Brushes Tor oil anG water color painting
Drawing paper, white and tinted
Mathematical boxes, squares. curves
Aud all other articles for dra Ing and painting
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
W. SCHAUS 303 Broadway, up stairs.
DRofEasoR II. BRUNSWICK, WAX FIGURE MAKER
l. aud modeller, 46 Centre street. Pearl street
Venues, hairdresscrs, mners ailors and ell kinds
tgurc executed aud repaired in tho syie
Also Sencssos cast and bust made from the
dead in wax composition and plaster. N B-Wax figures
for museums and exhibitions Artificial noses ears 8c
made to resemble nature that they detected
The Certificates and of those wearing
noses &C., be by those wishing the organ
made. Enblems and scenes for societies.
CILT MOULDINGS.-DEALERS COMING IN FROM
N the country can find splendid assortment all kinds
of the best picture frame material to York
and very cheap, at l5S William street.
JAS L. BRADLEY, Agent.
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MUSICAL,


A TALENTED LADY, ENGAGED IN MUSICAL
"A business now going on with twsntyhv young,
pshed ladies' wishes to find partner who could put
about thousand dollars, to havo the business improving
FOR tho coming Of the Worlds Fair Address Musical
Lady, Herald oh6ce ~
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"A RARE CHANCE IS OFFERED TO A PRACTICAL
" confeotio to into business in the neg
ofthe Crystal Palace One having knowledge Of keeping
ico saloon and the requisite capital may inquire
Mt 5G Eighth between Forty second and Forty third
streets.
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A MAN OF BUSINESS HABITS GOOD PRINCIPLES
IL having good city releTence wishes to invest 500 and
his scrviccsin safe respectable business Liquor and pa
tent rights not wanted. Address Hope, Herald Office.
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A PARTNER IS WANTED IN AN EXCLUSIVELY
"A cash lusness active 1t pays large cent
risk Good security will be given that there shall be
Call at the hotel Ill East Twenty fourth street.
between second and Third avenues.
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DARTNER WANTED.-ANY PERSON WHO HAS
i 81 TO 50 COO to invest in highly valuable busness-th
extremely large consumption its object will be proved II
the most evident learn further par culars BY
applying at Menze kors Advertising Oce, ll3 Na9sa,
street, up stairs from to o'clock z. NJ.
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eyNANp ED-A SILENTPARTNER WITH FROM THREE
w to ive ttouGnnd dollars in most lucrative business,
established for several and paying Mt least 100
cent Sataaeory references will bo given TO ability
honesty Ao, Please address, stating when and where
teEvew may be had with real namo D. H. L., Herald
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&E00 CASH-.PARTNER OR CLERK.-AN ACTIVE
spOOU business man, having 5000 would wish to get
interest in respectable established ready bust
that would yield fair remuneration for his time
scrvceG Address A. d. Herald Office stating particulars
Is none other will lie attended to.
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COPARTNERSIIP NOTICES.

1900 q
ss' s? a. anr his
none other will lie attended to.
IA quautsncc in this and the Western States l. desirons
Estate ONCE 20 Chatham street.
"A RARE CHANCE IS OFFERED TO A PRACTICAL
confe toner to go into business in the neighborhood
an leo cream saloon and the requisite oaps nav inaaire
at oG Eighth between Forty second and Forty
streets.
PARTNER IS WANTED IN AN EXCLUSIVELY
AID F cefS "a sSssst y p ss. s, shall b
Setween second and Third avenues.
A MAN OF BUSINESS HABITS GOOD PRINCIPLES
a. sss 5 y shss ,"s1 o saS Gnd
tent rights not wanted Address Hope, Herald ONCE
PAnTNER wANTED.-ANy, PERSON WHO HAS
%y % %
the most evident learn further particulars BY
street, Up stairs, from to o'clock r NJ
pARTNER wANTED.-,A YOUNG MAN, OF BUSINESS
tact and ability, with from two to three thousand dol
with the adyereT in business the profits Of which
% sae ana as a &
dress Clifford Herald once With real name that an inter
VVANTED-A YOUNG NAN, WITH $500 or 500, As
partner in Hi &c ssore Aby party having
Of the place a the avortler is Otherwise
engaecd) make comfortable living. Address II. b.,
Herald oitcc.
sMANyED-A sILENTPARTNER, WITH FIoMTnnEE
70 aye thournnd dollars in mos: lucrative business,
established for several years. and paying mt least 100
Satiaiactory given ability
honesty do, Please address, stating when and where
,yview be had with real D. H. L., Herald ooe
~-A------.------- --------------- -------------
(1ANTOS GRAPE SHAwLS.-FIFTY CASES OF
~ Canton Grape shawls plain and embroiaered are now
yuo having purchased the entire
hoiarget ppng houses in the city previous to the pre-
DREss GOODS AND sILKs.--A LARGE AssoRT
barcsos tissues nnd cbintz coored delne purchased
ataucticn last week. Also plain and broeade silks with
TIFFANY / cbTTING' ssl Broadwsy tSS ways
d y. GWERINGER, MERCHANT TAILOR NO Ge7
Broadway corner OF Fourth street, would respectfully
sng all novelties the season for gentemen;s wear
Having made change in his cutting department he
goner ii supervision of the business
CHAwLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
toa superb collection OF India and French cashmere
impcration and eompsns every novelty the season
GRO. BuLPIN, hantiiia and shawl ss@,PssriuTa,
Sjl Broadway.
= manufactures at the Paris Mantia Emporium, Sji
r9adsey % sr new rady or inspsstion whoessle and re-
beautiful a,sortment % mansas in the city
Merchants most literally dealt dealt With ; ,,.- -,
CHIRTs. HOSIERY. AND GLOVES FOR THE MIL.
- lionWe invite all who wish fine shirt 10 display,
csl and without further delay our Partisan shirts
ar. patroncd by the nation. This shirt dollar
hnd quite oorplctc with stockings TO fit half million of
fet Bayers Kid gloves have nov store meet tho
demand cf million or more. FOGGAN d COCKER,
wholesale and retail shirt hosiery and glove warehouse l2
Canal street, cornor Sullivan.
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A PHYSICIAN, WHO HAS AN EXTENSIVE AC-
~ qunintancc In this and the Western States il derous
OF forming partnership with MEDICAL gentleman
the drug business otherwise. The advertiser
S1C1to $1,000 at his command. Apply KELLOGG'S Real
Estate ONCE. 10 Chatham street
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DARTNER WANTED.-A YOUNG NAN, OF BUSINESS
tact and ability, with from two to three thousan
lars In cash. have opportunity to associate himself
with the advertiser in business the profits which,
all probability will than quadrupe tho investment
the first Best Of reference given and required. Ad
dress Clifford Herald office with real name, that
linxt nanI nfndI Iu uIlnil
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MRS sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF vocal MUSIC,
AVA Itaan and Euglish sacred and secular has decided
fe hours each day for the inssrueton Of
Mrs. Ssguin will bo happy to give all
concerning terms hsns, &s AT her residence 50 Whk
street, Irosdway.
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yNANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH $500 OR 500 As
partner in segar, frnt store. Any party having
the above amount and willing devote their time tho
Of the place s the advertiser s otherwise
engafcd) make comfortable living Address H. b.,
Herald Office.
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DRY GOODS.

(1ANTOS' GRAPE SHAWLS.-FTFTY CASES OF
~ Canton Grape sbawls, plain and embroidercd
oaae BY the subscriber prices mnch below the market
ysuo he having purchased the entire Of
he largest shipping houses in the city previous to the
ent advance. GEO. BULPTN, 3Sl Broadway.
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ITO BASS SINGERS.-A FIRST RATE BASS MAY
hear desirable situation by applying immediately to
"A. A. STi TT. N Cliff street.
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CHIRTS. HOsIERY, AND GLOVES FOR THE MIL
- lion.We invite all who wish shirt 10 display
ca and without further delay Our Partisan shirts
arc paropised by the nation This shirt for dollar
this reputation The hosiery department you will
Hnd quite complete with stockings to fit half million OF
fet Bay0rs Kid gloves have In store, tho
demand cf q million more. F0GGAN d COCKER,
Wholesale retail shirt hosiery and glove warehouse G2
Canal street, cornor Sullivan.
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CPRIEG MANTTLLAs--TUE INPoRTATIoNs AND
~ manufactures at the Paris Mantilla Emporium, 3jl
roadvey ready for Inspection wholesale and
taD end viii be found to eomprgc the most varied and
beautiful assortment mantas In the city
Merchants most literally dealt with.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Q, 1853.
Israel GaIrard and George w. Thompson, esqrs, OF
Ohio and Nimod n. Johnson, esq of Indiana were ad
mited attorneys and counseoIs OF this court
No. 81, William H. Winder, plaintiff in error U.s. An
drew D.. Caldwell The argument Of this cause was
continued by Messrs Lawrence and Bradley for the de-
PENDANT in and concluded by Mr. Dayidge for the
plaintiff in error
No. S. The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
plaintiff in error, William Goddard. The argument
OF this was commenced by Mr. Goodrich for the
plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to- morrow at Ii O'Clock, a. M
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Averys Sewing MA cbines-Prce only S25 !-Patented
October %, 1859.

THIS machine acknowledged all who have used tito be
that other sewing machine invented, for its
simplicity of and its
weighs about IS lbs and only from SIS 10 $40
The smallest thread the finest musn cambric
linen, wooen, and goods, all kinds Of
leather. simple that child OF 10 OF under
rapidly without danger Of Its OF
order and do the work Of more than 70 much bet
respect be by hand The stitches
that other stitch Is
holds and II unlike and much bet
machine This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds and when will be generally introduced
families and plantations
Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
largest and will supply
shortest Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN ISL Broadway New York, will receive
prompt attention.
Dec 23-d6m
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Cadets at Large,


-dPp0tnlsd 0y me PFestde~t
Joseph Il h Smith, OF deceased officer OF the army
) Helzsl, son Of a deceased officer of the army.
Henry w Fowler, son Of deceased officer Of the army
Presley o. Craig, Of the colonel of ordnance.
Edwin Turner, son Of Lieut.. T. Turner of the navy.
Thomas w Thruston Of New Jersey.
Andrew Jackson, ir, of Tennessee.
Charles G. Amory, OF Massachusetts.
Lawrence Kip OF New York.
John L. Maguder, of Virginia.
@Robert Andrews. of Delaware
%Carence Derrick of District OF Columbia
"Condonaly appointed, take effect should vacancies
occur la June next
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Madame Bishop,s Grand Concert.

By the advertisement in another column, it will be
that this highly accomplished vocalist proposes 10
give, during the present week. two grand concerts a,
Odd Fellows HaI-the one this evening, and the other
on the evening of Saturday next. The programme EN-.
braces both ballads and operate pieces of the lat,
ter in costume. The whole will be produced under tn
experienced and most skul direction of MIR. Bochsa
Madame Bishop will be assstedby Mr.. T. Bishop, who
is well known as popular artist in ballad music
aud by Signor Sn, OF whom report speaks very favor
ably bus,o Such combination OF talent, SO organ
ized and conducted. insures and highly gratifying
style OF musical entertainment
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THE Lost senses-Deafness and BlndnessI by DIR.
J. kiuo.
"Th work Of interest," from OF the most earne,
of revealing the OF
world which those i've who have been deprived OF the sense
hearing Ever his boyhood than thirty
life OF activity scholar,
deafness which living creature be sub
His OF HIMSELF and his discriminating
condition OF the blind, flames Mitchell, Laura Bdeman
others with profound thought the
In the their mental usinng
CAyiaau Obserrer.
KITro's DAuy BrsLr Series vols
u mo- 81
Vol. i. Antediluvans and PatTiarchs.
9. Moses Judges
,, Samuel, Saul, and David.
T. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series, vols. ~ mo. ~.
Vel. L. Job and the Poetcal Books.
". Isaiah and the Prophets.
3. The Life and Death OF our Lord.
4. and the Early Church.
For sale at GRAY Il BAILANTYNES Bookstore,
Sep LIT 9Th street. two door above Odd feows HAL.
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nor RENT, a Iavgc-si1ed md modcrn-built private
residence elegantly aud completely furnished well situated in
fashionable Of The house and furniture
would rented for Of (no' less than two TO good
The viii be reasonable. Apply 10
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan @-d6t Auct and Com Merchant.
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CARDThe attention Of the public respectfully
n the sale Of the furniture effects Commodore
w Morgan Thursday, the ID ins at 10 O'clock IN.
The sale OF superior vines and fine family
horses, will commence al 3 O'Clock, p
The house will be the articles
Wednesday, the I'd instant
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Feb 2-2t
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

tOo ACRES IN A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION; $50
4UU timothy and blue good escb
the including 800
of adjoining w. and ~ W. side. story
dwelling Young apple and peach orchard
failing stock inside the nciosure aud several
failing springs Land all OF the very best quality for hemp
land for clover
blue Alec smaller adjoining The above land
miles north Of Georgetown, and
OF Pacific railroad, and twenty miles
font Misaouri river.
will great bargain property, shall be
PEELED 10 sell H.
Possession viii be given any amer the purchase.
John =, JONES.
shall In washington city, National Hotel, until
the LIST Of March after that time premises Missouri
Jan
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~ ENTLEMEN's Goods just observation-disclosures, CASH.
VI vestngs, Shirts &cP STEER, merchant ao has
addition 10 his stock OF the
good, suitable and so'cis call from
his msny friends and the public.
Small profits and quick sales policy on seventh street.
All warranted 10 please, no sale Ianss-Staw5wu
rbAGErr Il DODsOr. Dealers tn all kinds of fur
nitue dry goods such velvet Imperial Wilton Brussels
pe,y plain BRUSSELS ply double ingn, Yenitan Scotch
woollen and hemp carpctinRs
Also superior best In
country rich medallion, tile mosaic do panel oak and
OF which
siyed room, hall, passage
Also variety curtain materials, necessary
the richest
so variety Of table and toilet linens quilts
window shades and all
and oil
we VIII sell on the reasonable possible.
Goods sod OF the city, carefully
Of charge CLA0ErT 4 DODsON,
Jon W-eod5m Penn. avenue, door of 9th u.
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Washington Assemblies.

Washington Assemblies.
THE third assembly ball will be held jackson Hail. Tues
day evening, the 9th inst
be obtained by subscribers Stevenss
on Pennsylvania avenue.
persons subscribers only procure
applying the OF whom be found
Jackson Hall the day of the BALL
Feb 2-dtd
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acknowledgements de Voyages. / vol. Paris, 1852.
Observation-Disclosures de la Fronde. vol, 1882
Chasies-La Literature les MDus des Anglo Americans.
Paris, 1852.
Guizot-E,udss les Bsau1-A vol. Paris, 1852.
Just opened. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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even yet comprehend how il be-" that can recon
eile' my love and esteem for what is English with my
Of duty and paramount affection for my own coun-