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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Intelligeneer discusses the Bedini

Outrages, saying:
~ In order more strikingly to vindicate the
principles of law and order as well as of equal
Liberty which have been violated in the person
of NJ. Beiini, We may concede all that his
accuser5 have alleged against him, and yet
convict them of most fragrant wrong doing
Before approaching the question, however, we
may be pardened in expressing our grati6ca-
ton at two mitigating circumstances whic
tend somewhat to relieve the citizens of our
country from what would otherwise impart
still deeper turpitude to these popular ebulli-
items. The first of these init gating circum-
stances we find in the motive which seems to
have prompted these outrages, and the other
In the character of those who have been the
prime movers in these disgraceful transactions.
As TO the motive of these misguided men, we
are glad to believe tina. it should be referred
to an exaggerated sentiment of hostility agains
what they conceived to be man $ inhumanity
to man." and, however dangerous such an
instinct may be when not regulated by reason
and justice, we nnA yet rejoice that the fell
spirit of religiOus hatred has not been the
imrelling cause to these disorders. The actors,
moreover, in these same dis ;reditable scenes.
have been chiefly Europeans. resident foreign.
ers, or at best, We may hope, no more than
inehoate citizens, 'clothed with American
nationality" without being in the right mind
as yet, to appreciate their obligations to it
But yet, while the bitter waters of sectarian
strife have not been permitted to rise and surge
in our streets as consequence Of these popu-
lar outbreaks against distinguished ecclesi-
astic, 1t becomes Us none the less to condemn
them as violations of social order and national
hospitality; and, while it may be true that
foreigners have fOmented and executed these
disturbances Of the peace, our own citizens
cannot wholly escape all completely in the
matter. And in so far as the national honor
may be furnished by such occurrences, it be-
comes US to make reparatiOn by providing as
far as lies in our power, against their repeti-
ton
The Union makes q note of the fact
that certain Democratic conventions in
New Hampshire are "dolng the right
thing" by the Presidency.
The Sentinel gives the Nebraska bill
independent support "by doing its best,
as it were, to prevent the New York
Softs from sustaining it.
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UA special committee of the Virginia
Senate has reported bill in favor Of
statue Of Jefferson, which uthorises an
appropriation Of $4,000, an gives the
commission for its execution to Calf, the
young Virginian sculptor.
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DFSome one has discovered that leeches
when drunk, will bite until sober; and,
therefore, when they show . disinclina-
lion to bite, he makes them drunk; he
puts them into little warm beer, and
directly they began to kick about, he
takes them out, holds them cloth ap-
plies them, and finds that they will bite
Immediately and vigorously.
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" The New York Day Book states
that the police officers indulge in gam
bling in their station houses, directly I'm.
der the eyes and noses of the police magis-
trates. Pretty state of affairs, truly
indicative of very fourishing state of
morality.
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1.-THE Magazine of Art, for February,
one of the best illustrated periodicals
printed anywhere, has been sent to us by
buckingham, from his depot under the
National Hotel.
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DT The Senate Of Pennsylvania, on
Thursday last refused by vote of II
nays to Is yeas to pass resolutions pro-
testing against Mr.. Douglass Nebraska
bill.
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writer Of the letter in question is merely one |
of the horde of blood-sueking lobbyites hang |
ing around Washington, who dread the Star
beyond measure, and seek by detraction 70
silence its exposure of their improper schemes.
A Navy Surgeons Pay on Special Duty.
According to the practice in the Departments
here, Surgeon of the Navy whs is ordered to
return from foreign station with sick seamen
in his charge, is considered to be entitled to
the same pay which he would have received if
on duty at lie spital, under the act of March
3, 1885. E6F& - &
A Clerical Transfer H. E. Bateman
a 81 200 per annum clerk, in the second Audi
tors Office, has been transferred to position
of the same grade in the office of the Register
of the Treasury, in place Of Samuel Reeves,
who takes Mr.. BIS place in the former bureau.
The o. s. Frigate st. Lawrsnee.-The Navy
Department have advices from this vessel,
Commodore Dulsny's flagship, Of the Pacific
Coast Squadron, at Callao, Peru, on the 9th
ultlmo 1t is inferred at the Department,
from the contents of this despatch, that all on
board her were we'll
Senator Smiths Speech.-Senator Truman
Smiths's speech against the Nebraska-Kan-
sas bill is conceived to be, by long odds,
the strongest one SO far delivered on that side
of the question. 1t is credited in Washington,
indeed, with being one of the most powerful
arguments delivered in either hall of Congress
in many years past. Its strength is in the
manner in which its positions are fortified by
reference to the public history of the country
The author has fairly exhausted his subject in
his laborious and praiseworthy researches to
substantiate his positions. His speech can
hardly fail to become the text on which the
opposition to the Nebraska Kansas bill and
| the principle involved in it, will hereafter
hinge, everywhere.
Powers Of Attorney for the Payment Of
Pensions.-I is held in the Treasury Depart
ment that the amount of pension due PEN
sioner, under several acts OF Congress, can be
properly paid without a separate power of at.
torney under each act. One power of attorney
will be sufficient, if it covers all the time for
| which the pension is due under all the acts
| the attorney making oath, as required by the
regulations, that he has no interest in the pen.
| sion money to be received.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 10th of Feb.
ruary, there were of Treasury Warrants en-.
tered on the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks..... 1884 81
For the payment of other Treasury
debts ...................... 1894 4C
For the Customs. ................ 20.309 4!
For the War Department. 12s,O34 81
For the Navy Department. 1894 81
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kOTICE.-The undersigned having discontin
~ ued his connection with the establishment OF
the late Vim. Fischer would inform hs friends that
communications for him may be left at WIN. L. Bay
ly's Stationery Warehouse. AT G. L. Sherifs Cezl
and Wood ysrd corner Of street aud the bridge.
feb 11-3;s TH0S. Z. LLOYD
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LIST OR-LETTERs
Re,naiuias in tke Ped Office, Washington Cir, L
E,.y~uox,, VIA 1874 -

Remanne In tke Pod ODcr, Wellington Cir, d. c,
February TIA, 1854.
rOrsiereat, &c cdrcrtiscd in tkc " EVENING STAR"
sreeabfe 10 tke foIoscins section Of TIE Post Omoe
Iart being he ne rspaper herins the largest oircu
Iafiom Of ssy dolly paper pssstsAcd in Washington:
Sac. s. and De it further erocfed, That the list Of
letters remanning uncaed for in any post office IN
any civ tossn or village, where newspapers shall
be wnted shall, hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener, shall hare TAG largest circulation within the
range of the delivery Of said office, 20 be decided by
the postmaster al such Office.
sFPersons applying letters the foNowing st VIII
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES,

TNHE THIRD SSEMBLY BALL will be given a
L jackson Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING. Feb
uary 14th
SRbscribers can obtain tickets of admission E
StsStdk Store, Browns Hot.l.
tQaksoas not Subscribers can obtain tickets on AL
SMno1feh to one Of tie Executive Managers at JscE
Son Hall on the day of the ball.
feb l0-dtb
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
=. =. SaNDFOR
Old ESTABL ISHED AND ORIGINAL
NEW OIL FANS OPERA TROUPE
Are Again Before the Public.

q. 8. A \ r d X ID respectfully announce.
that in consequence of the loss of hi, Opera Houss
Philadelphia, which destroy ed BY FIRE on the oar
of December he has refittrd with new ana msruit
cent wardrobe. Instruments. &c. r a TRAVELLING
TOUR ami that the troupe, with ali its fcres va sp
pear on
MONDAY EVENING, Fe'ruary 18Th,
Aud continue lfy evening during the w@
In addition to the fsyorite Performers attached n
sanford Troupe, he takes pleasure in ANNOUNCING
the gr attest Stars in the Minstrelsy business:
X. Ill. Sitter. the Champion Dancer HERR
LIEBENSTEIN, the Hungarian yocalitt. .JM.
LEN, the Banioist, and the origira Troupe. Meesrs
Rsiner, Collins, Sanford, Lynch. Holden, Rudolph.
Kavxnaugh, Lindsay, Schweet and Master Sanford
Admission rs cents no half price
Doors open at 6Izz-commence at ~ O'Clock y. M
feb loft
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DRAM DY

T1HANDY.-
ID Henne ssy, Cognac, and otard Brandy, prime
Article, just received consignment, in - ~ and
casks RALPH HAsRINS
jackson Hall, Pa av-, bet. 81 and ~ SITS.
feb Q-6f
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ARRIVAL OF DIR. JAMES THoM

AhHIVAL OF DIX. JANIS TH0M
WITH HIS W1NDERFyL T,ETRTP4CTYOy on
H4N INTO STONE
AS NATURAL AS WHEN ALIVE
And Positively the only Specimen M
the kind Tn the World,
rs NOW EXHIBITING on PENNSYLVANIA syenus
L corner Of 9Th street, for EIGHT DAYS ONLY
Open from o'clock, a. IN. to 10 p. IN. Admission
% cents.
N.B-FoR PRIVATE SALE.-A rare ccllecti,n
Of Fossils, Minerals, 6c-mauy Of them 10 his
country, and will be sold bargain. feb s-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NM have q large and fine assortment of superior
w Shirts at all prices, made in the best manner
and warranted to ft.
Also, undershirts and Drawers, Crayats
scarfs, Ties, Handk'fs, Hosiery, &e. .-...
30 WALL STEPHENS,
Penna- avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
feb loft
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
IN STAR COMPANY.
his ETENfSG viii be performed
DAMON AND PYTHrks
Over ure by the Orchestra
To coneu ie with the fsr,e q
BOX AND cox.
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, tarouet. ,nS
third tier 50 cents reserved and orchestra set. q
cents family cirrle aud cosorei gallery Is cent,
Doors open ut 90, TO commence at O'Clock
DIsLEY - GOODALL's vARtETr
III NR. 9oOuALL and mrs. GLADsrANE
Benefit and pos lively last appearance of Mis- yIr
"a LOGAN.
fRy EVENING viii be performed
ROMEO AND JULIET
After which, Miss Logan viii recite
MATRIMONIAL SoutBRfps
The evenings entertainments % conclude win
THE DUMB BELLE
Prices of Admission :-0rchestrs chairs IS o,n,.
dress .ircle, 50 cents; gentleman accompanied h,
two ladie. 81: family circle Is cents.
Doors open ut 81 <-commence at IA o'clock.
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FACT VS.. FICTION.

EAk4 to. EAV14VN.
lust published, THE OLD BREWERY AND THE
- NEW MISSION HOUSE AT THE FIVE
POINTS, by the Ladies of the Nissi n.
The volume overfows with Incidents which are
real with pictures drawn, not from fancy but from
hfe-the whole invested with a freshness which can
only come from the vivid fount of Truth. As o
whole, the publishers present it as one of the truth
fullest mirrors Of human weakness, infirmity and
suffering and of the most sublime and selfsacrifc-
ing Christian faithfulnSss and herosm ever offered
to the public.
The work is elegantly illustrated, beautifully
printed, and neatly bound in muslin. Price 75c.
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
feb lit Booksellers, It'll 81.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY,
N. M U N II q O nj Il RY.

WHOLESALE IEALER IN
FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS,
No. oil Baltimore street. up .tdirs) betoeen Light
and Charles, Baltimore, Nd
LAS on hand and will be receiving constantly
l. through the season, NEW GoODS-rieh fash
iOnable FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS. Nv
stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety OF
the latest and most beautiful designs. g-
offer my Goods for net cash. at lower prices than
any credit House can afford. [slt E
All persons will find it greatly to their advantage
to reserve portion Of their money, and make Sc.
lections frem great variety of rich cheap goods
Ribbons for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes, &c. u.
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets
Grapes, Lisses, Tarlstons, Foundations
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Lace fer Caps
French and American Flowers
French Lace, English, American, and italian Straw
Bonnets and Trimmings, together with every
article in the Millinery line.
feb 1l-5t t- -. go. a.s
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1HlLDREN AND INFANTS HATS CAPS, o
~ all styles and qualities.-A large and elegant
assortment now on hand, at reduced prices, at
u..l.T -.4-4. = 49,. LANES r.
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
Pa avenue, near AZ street.
Jan %8-so2w Qnt and Ssntine)
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NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that I have
~ sold the lease Of the hotel known Fields
HOTEL" on Capitol ii H. to James Cas1 aris, esp who
will keep the same from a I'd after the 18th inst.
W. D. FIELD.
s Washington, February II, 1854.
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"a THREATENED WAR EXPECTED
Attention TO the following Procla.
nation!
ST. VALENTINE
On his march backed by
KING CUPID.
With force of 100000 ARROWS, dipped in the Is
sence of Affection. This immens. body Ct missiles,
under the command Of that old Veteran in the
cause of
LOVE, C0URTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
COL. 10. SHILLINGTON.
Let all, young and old, grave and gay, mar
ried and single, lovers and lady loves, rally
to the support OF King Cupid, the God of
Love, under whose white banner SO
many victories have been achieved
from time imm m mortal,
against the combined force,
Anti L0ce, Anti
ship and Anil
Marriage.
dependen-
ces of Wash
ington, George
.ss,- town and Alexandria
are expected to furnish
their full quota of Volunteers;
who are hereby commando to rem.
devious at the old and comfortable head
quarters of the Commanding Officer, on the
corner Of Pennsylvania drenHe and ~ street
north side, in the building known as the ODEON,
during the month of February ans until further
notlce. large force Is also expected from
the dominions of King Menus. This
immense Army, in their beautiful
and variegated uniforms, will -s
be reviewed by their
several Com ..-..
manders
daily.
The Ladies and
Gentlemen of the .---
above named cities @
are respectfully invited
tn witness the grand spectacle.
This order and invitation signed by
10. SHILLINGTON,
Colonel Commanding
And duly approved by his most Serene Highness,
CUPID,
FEB lit God of Love.
LHRENCH Amber Tinted Pearl.laid
Il Paper. end 20 t.-.
The above beautiful and fashionable novelty in
the fabric Of Paper and Envelopes.
Just imported by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
feb lit Stationery Store, near 0;h st.
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RICH JRwtLRY, FINE WATCHES. &c.

HICd JEWELKY, FIN Z WATCHES, &c
NJ w. GAIT a BRO. will open this day an u.
M. ,oic, of new and elegant Jewelry, Of the To-
est styles.
Also, magnificent assortment Of superior God
Watches, by all the most celebrated makers, which
they offer at unusually low rates.
VI. W. GAIT & BRO.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
feb Q-St
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IF the Lady who took by mistake pearl aud
l. gold Fan FROM the dressing rom of Browns Ho-
tel on Tuesday, the eth instant, will return it to
the office of said Hotel, she will much oblige til.
owner. feb q-2t
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COTTAGE CHAMBER FuRNITURE.

COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE.
HAVE just received at my Furniture Ware
L rooms, on 7,h street. opposite the Exchange
Bank
10 sets Of the above Furniture Of various patterns
and style
Also, q considerable addition to my stock OF
l5E PARLOR FURNITURE, "a
70 which the attention Of purchasers is invited.
feb lO-ee2w N, NJ. AcGREG0R.
Qutellisenoer
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MIR. BUSHNELL'S SCEOOL.

NIX. BUSHNELLE SCHOOL,
Thirteenth, bettceen Fand q streets, Washington.
FYNHE next quarter Of this School will commence
i on MONDAY, the 18th instant. The number
of pupils is limited to SO many as can be carefully
and thoroughly instructed by the Principal himself
aided only in the department Of nedern Languages
The course of study includes all the branches Of a
complete academcal education.
For circulars, &C., apply at the School rooms.
feb 10-1vE
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THE COMING STRUGGLE.

INHE COMING STRUGGLE among the nations cf
the Earth on the Political Events Of the neu
fifteen Years, described In accordance with Proph.
sies in Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Apocalypse.
Reprint from the SiYtiefh Thousand london edi
ON. TAYLOR A MaURYS
feb l0-tf Bookstore near 9th Il
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/ OST or mislaid Certificate of Stock, No. Il, in
IL the Washington Building Association, of the
city OF Washington, and dated December 5th, 1851
The public cautioned not to trade for the same
feb lc-St* JAS. MAGUIRE.
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A CARD,

WE beg ave to return our most 9ncere thanks
w to Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon, of the Islaud, for the
magnificent supper giveu the Washington Sporting
Club on Wednesday evening, Feb. Sth.
Also, to the Washington Pioneer Club for the
cert they formed ON the occasion of our first parade
feb lite JOHN NJ FOSTER CAPTAIN
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VALE NTIN ES.-A large stock Of Yalen-
tines, embracing every variety Of style and Of
price. Just received at
TAYLOR L MAURY'S
feb lQ-t Books ORE near 9th st.
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SHILLINGrONs
NEW SPRING GOODS

TINHE subscriber having taken the corner store IN
i the First Ward, formerly occupied by John r
Latham Co., have just returned from the North
with splendid st OK of staple and fancy DRY
GOODS, TO which the special attention of purchaser
are invited. We have purchased our goods very
'ow, and we prepared {, sell great bargsins
G.. T. MASSEY co,
Corner Pa. avenue and 10th ST., First Ward
feb 10-eoImt
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NOT1CE.-In pursuance of the statutes of thu
IN STATE of Pennsylvania, public notice is hereby
given that the undersigned has been appointed by
the Governor Of the State Of Pennsylvania, a Com
missioner tor said State in the District CT Colnm ba
CHAS c. TUCKER.
Washington, D. c., February 9th, 1854.
feb lO-2t*
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DRESS SHIRTS.
;" are now prepared to hit and make DRESS
w SHIRTS in the best and greatest variety OF
styles, and guarantying them in all eases to fit,
either plain, embroidered, rufied, stitched or the
new article Of French Bosoms French plain or ruff
fed cuffs in fact any and every style required
Persons whe have been wearing bad fitting Shirts
can be suited or sale at
STEVENS Salesroem, Browns Hotel.
feb 1O-St
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Gn10 REWARD.-Lcst or mislaid on Tues
u ~ day, the oath ultimo, a small black patent
ather CASE, containing musical instrument
called Cornopean, having the appearance of silver
The above article was lost mslaid by Chsudlee'.
Express Baggage Wagon coming from the night
train of cars from Baltimore. Whoever will return
the same to the Star Office shall receive the above
reward and no questions asked
feb LOW
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ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
@ @ ;ssslE g.

"A u u L y n n II L A z L J. L Is
4 further convenient e to the citizens of N.
n Dis -ict of co umbia We have appointed MIR ]
j. B01UE, east side of the Market fourth door frOu
Sridge street. Georgetown, to lie our Agent st ar
.la"e.
The utmost promptness may be relied upon in al
business and in the tran sni<son and delivery Of al
Goods Packages, &c, committed to his charge
feb 10-po2m ADAMS 4 co.
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~ B. U. III. r G. A meeting ofwssh-
ington Circle No. l97, &. A. No s, d. G., will be held
ct their hall, ON SUNDAY EVENING, the 18th In
slant, at 81 O'Clock, to pay their respects to the
memory of Bro. George Lippard, the members Of the
order are respectfully iovitedeo attend
WIN. P. BROWN.
Mills Ill Il.
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AF I. O. OF R.-Colu ntis District Tent No
2l.-The Regular quarterly mmupicatian ef this
Tent will be held on MONDAY EVENING next, the
18th Instant, at ~ O'clock ct echabte ual corner
of 7th and ste The election Of oficsrk and other
interesting matters 70 be transacted at this
don. J. X. ELVANS, d. b. s.
feh 1f-M
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- Washfngt0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hereby notified to attend a meeting of the Coli
pany at the Armory Of the washingtonLight In
fantry, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the 18th instant,
ct . o'clock. --.tt-s
A pusctual attendance Is particularly requested
Of all who have an interest in the company.
.5s-.. '5- JOHN BAN, Chairman.
WILLIAM FORSYTH Secretary. feb l0-5t*
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T OST-On the evening of the 10th inst, out of
IL buggy. between the Census Office and sth and
5th stree Is, by way of T to eth and eth to and
5th streets, large prairie wolf skin with artificial
ears, eyes and nose, and red and black spotted
lining. The finder will receive Suitable reward by
leaving it at John f. Calans Drug Store. of
L and eth SITS. feb 11-3t
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PURE SIENNA FIGS.

4 MOST palstsbie. SAFE and effectual remedy for
N Constipation of the bowels. habituHl costiys
ess, DC, particularly recommended TO persons lead
,g sedentary life. pleas ant but sure sperieui
repaired and sold by w. H. GILMAN,
Corner Pa. avenue and Al 81.
4s- The rsual discount to Druggists.
fuh
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

WE have just opened enc Of Groveston W :
w celebrated premium Piano fores: ines ss
celebrated manufacturers have just received tps
ttrse highest premiums for Pianos exhibited NJ u
their superiority.
All are invited to cal and judge for themselvs'
at the Music Depot Of HlLbVs q HilL'
feb %-u -
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MAGEEs SPLENDID VALENTINES

MhSEES SPLENDID VALENTINES.
INNNELOPES of different c0lors Comic Nslen
Ia tines unsurpassed, and cheaper than can b
fou nd in the city elsewhere.
Just resolved at WIMER,S 9Th 81.
Also, beautiful assortment of Valentine Card
c5lored, silver, and gilt en- boss ed.
feb eff
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ONE CENT RE WARD.-Ranaway from
" the subscriber, Henry Lelonlo, an indenturei
rpprsntice 10 the Butcher business forewarn all
persons from hsrboring him end will pay DO debt u
his contracting LEONARD KELLEIN.
feb 9-3t*