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MEXICAN GUANO.

wTHE undersigned Sole Agents for the sale
. of MEXICAN GUANO, in this City, have
now on hand good supply OF this permanent
fertilizer.
They would call attention to the following
analysis male by DIS. D. Stewart of Bal
timore, and Richard H. Stabler, OF this City.
Prorimate Analysis.
Organic matter containing some azotizad
compounds capable OF forming Am.
mona u5,4I
Water %, 80
Dish 0, proportion Of mineral elements 69,2l
300
Composition Of tie cjore ash.
Phosphofc Acid 1852
Lime 26.35
Sand 00,30
Magnesia and Soda with a trace Of Pc,
ash o. ,04
Co.,
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MRS. l. /. aNYpER, MrLhINnn.

n EspECfFuLLY iufarus her old friends
4 and customers that she has INST returned
ffom The North with a haaasnple sssarimeht It
Ronne,s. Rlhheas, FlaMe4s aaa Altii Ell arts
Giles. Reuen,hss HE place on Beverly Sae.i.
opposite G s. NJ Hirshs Vare,, stsfs.
Arnl a, isti
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-08

u We are indebted TO the Hon, S. A.
Douglass for cory of his letter vindicaling his
character and position on the Nebraska Bill
against the assaults contained in the proceed.
ings Of public meeting composed Of twenty
five CletUYnen OF Chicagp.
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NEW GOODS.
Paper Hanging! Paper Hanging

dPo1 I1dIlSlHS aPc1 17d1S 1HS
1 CASE of Handsome Wall Paper for Parlors
q and Rooms. A variety Of Patterns; case
of Bordering; Genllemen's white Silk Hats,
Men and Boys Straw Hats cheap; 1 case of
Umbrellas and Sunshades, new styles, all of
which will be sold at low prices at the New
cheap store of GEO. w. SMITH.
May s, 1854.
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NEW GOODS PROM THE NORTH,

NEW GOODS PROM THE NORTH,
"A LII of which will be sold, Bargains for
On. Cash Call and look for Yourselves if you
want TO save money. We cannot ennmerate all
The goods. as the assortment is general and Hew;
and yon may rest assured YOU can buy cheap;
yard wide Lawns at l2a cents yard, Calicoes
at Ga cents, 10 cents, aud IL 2 cents Muslin
de Braize al l6 10 1872 cents Muslin de
LANES, al 1872 cents, yard wide; Ginghams
at II 2 cents yard. fast colors fine yard vide
French Ginehams at 81 cents new styles OF
Plaid Silks at s7-2 cents, yard wide Black
Silks at dollar and 25, fine GOOD qualities with
variety of styles; Ladies' Under sleeves and
Collars saw sty- Of i.ibsons tor trimming :,
Silk Buttons for Ladies dresses; Plain and En-
broidered white Grape Shasls, from dollars 10
49, Silk and Wool BeJages from So cents to
81; Bonnets and Bonnet ribbons, new and
handsome Solid and figured Muslin. all wool,
Nlohane, Silk Lsle thread and Kid Gloves all
of ahich, With a variety OF other cheap goods,
will be sold cheap at he New Store Of
GEORGE w. SMITH.
May 8, 1864.
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FANCY ARTICLES At
NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.

NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
w f have just returned from the North, with
w now and splendid assortment OF Spring
and Summer Clothing, TO which we respectfully
invite the attention Of our customers and the
public generally. GOopMAN y GO,
Adjoining Bare < Stelett, Va Hotel Buildings.
May /, 1854.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.
SPRING GOODS FOR 1854

VI ftTT u u y y = y Y II
AN are nov and will continue TO receive for
the next two-weeks our Spring and Sum
me- stock, comprising an unusual large AMI
complete assortment o. DRY GOODS Of evrey
description, al prices which camel all 10 please
We invite all 10 examine our goods before pur-
chasing. ASA NJ them they will loose nothing
ty giving Us call.
] BRaNDEBURC s. co.
April II 1884 Spec. Copy sw.
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GLASS AND QuEENswARE.

a LARGE lot Of Queensware. Glass Ware o
every description. Just received in store
and for sale cheap.
Nav /, 1854. J BRANDEBURG & co
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BOOTS AND SHOES

A N extensive assortment of soft French Calf
"A Kip and Coarse Boots, Gardeners Gate
oes of every description
nMaY |. 1851. J. RRANDEBURG & co.
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To the Voters of the LIST District.

To the Voters of the LIST District.
We are authorised TO announce JOHN A.
PECK Candidate for the office of Constable in
the Lower or LIST District.
To the Voters Of the LIST District.
u We are authorized 10 announce MAGNUS
w CRAWF0 candidate for reelection o
The office of Constable in the 1si District.
April "a, 1854
To the Voters Of the Cd District.
t. Ue are authorized to announce SAM'L.
E. CLARKE, a candidate for reelection TO the
office of Constable for the 9 or Upper Dis.
trct of Augusta county.
May g. 1854
Co. We are authorized TO announce ROBERT
T. POAGE candidate for the office of Con-
stable in the Cd or Upper District Of Augusta
county.
May s, 1854.
T. The Undersigned hereby presents him
self candidate for the office of Constable
in the 9Th District, tChufchvile;) and should he
be elected he will use every exerton 10 dis
charge with failhutness the duties which the
Office may deyolve upon him.
March 20, 1854 JOSIAH F. SEIG.
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WOOD WARE at WHITE & PATRONS

GEDAR Tubs in nests, painted Bath Tubs,
" Buckets, half Bushels Measures Chnrns,
assorted, Wash boards, Brooms, House Buckets,
&C.. &c, for sale low.
May /, 1854
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CATERS AND mALFGAITERs.

4 SUPERIOR assortment Of LADIES' city
y made Caters and Hall CATERS, Jenny Lind
and other Shoes Of every grade and color. Call
and see them before you buy.
May 1, 1854. j. BRANDEBURG & co.
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FOOD FOR BIRDS.

S.sANARY Seed, Hemp Seed, Saffron, cultle
~ fish Bone, &c, &c, at
LAIRD & TRIMBLE.
Mn 1874
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A FRESH SUPPLY.
fEaHE undersigned would masl respectfully in
form his old patrons and friends, aid the
public generally, tina, lie is again in Stanton
selling goods, and would be pleased 10 wat
upon them al the well-hnown stand adj iina
the Valley Hotel. He has Insi returned rom
the North, and has finishe opening his stock q
Spring and Summer Goods. His stock of Dry
Goods is full and complete, inelnling Ready
made clothing OF various qualities and prices =
Also. a large lot of Groceries, Hardware,
Qneensware, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps Druas
Stationary, Tobacco. Powder, Sc. All of which
be will sell at short profits for cash, or 10 pune
tual customers dt the usual credit Of six months
CHARLES Il. RIDGWAY.
Nay /, 1854.
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To the Voters of the LIST District.

Having been urgently and frequently solici
ted by numerous friends, to permit mysef TO be
voted for at the next election, as a candidate for
the office of Commissioner of the ReTenue fol
the 1st or upper District, hereby Ii compli-
snce with their wishes, announce myself an
applicant fer that office. II elected, vii use
my u.i.ost endeavors to discharge faithfully the
duties of the office. WEI. K. PIPER.
Feb. 6. 1854.
10 the Vntee-.s of the Second District.
R HEREBY announce myself candidate for
ssa The Office of Commissioner OF the Revenue,
for the second or lower district OF Augusta
county An experience of FIVE years In si,;iSS
service in the county of Hanover, may he
mentioned in testimony Of fitness, for this position.
If it be the pleasure Of the people 10 place me
in office-it ill be my pride to serve them.
WILLIAM MARLBOROUGH.
New Hope, March On 1854
TO the Voters of Augusta County.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN O..
SLOWER a candidate for reelection TO TIE
office OF Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Second or lower District Of Augusta county.
March 90, 1854.
IT, We are authorize 10 announce Mr.. J.
B. QUIDOR as candidate for Commission OF
the Revenue, for the second or lower District
OF Augusta county.
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LAMPS.

"a REAT variety at
Gg LAIRD & TRlMBLE'S.
April "A, 1881
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TIL a

The trial of this young man, for the
murder of Moore, N Lexington, not long
since, has been removed from Rockbridge
county, to Bath.
&C. We are Indebted to the kindness of
Nj. Anderson and Capt. Moody, Of the
Central Railroad cars, for numerous favors,
in the way Of late papers, fer which they
will please accept our thanks.
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DEAKINS & MERRITT,

DEAKlNS & MERRITT,
w OULD respectfully announce to the ci
w tizens and the public generally, that
they have ust received from the Eastern
markets, Large and Splendid Assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracng-every variety usually found in cur
market, all of which we are determined 10 sell
on the most favorable terms. Our stock Of
DEFY Coo
is large and varied consisting in part of the
following articles, 10 wit
Lawns, Silks, Silk Tissues, Berage de Lains
French Swiss and Domestic Ginghams,
Laees, Edgings and Inserings, Linen
c. Hdkfs., Under Sleeves, Col
lars. Lace and Love Wells,
Gloves, Hosiery Ribbons,
sc, &c.
Also
large variety of
ReadyMade Clothing, Cloths.
Cassimeles, Neslings, Tweeds,
Brown and Beaehed Linen Drills, Curtains
Holland, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., al oil
which vii! be sold unusually low for cash, Oh
exchanged for Country Produce.
Slaunton, May |, ls54.-S. s M. copy.
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Episconal Convention.

The Convention Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church for the Diocese of Virginia
will be held this year at Lynchburg, COM
mencng on Wednesday the 18th of May.
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The Ash Or n neral portion is very pure bone
Aah in a state Of minute DIVISION containing
larger proportion of Phosphorc Acid, THAI Bone
Phosphate OF Lime, say sixty nine per cert ID
FOWLE s. CO.. Agents.
Alexandria, May 8, lS54.-6mo.
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ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ANNAPOLIS Mn. feb i5-sih

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb 15-S! pm:
Well, the passengers have embarked, and
the ship Argos is ready to sail for Colchis.-or,
metaphor inside, the House of Delegates to-day
adopted the additional Section to the Pro.
hibitcry Bill, submitting it to vote of the
people. and it is now problematicaI that its
finale will be ON the tapis within the present
week, Some stall spsak.pg'' obtained to-day
on the part Of Messrs. Hagner, McKaig, Ham
bleton, and 1" Father Barnes, in its favor
Mr. Cooke, Of Howard County, spoke against
it, remarking that the law would discriminate
between the rich and poor that even were
he to go for such a measure, it would be to
pass the bill By the vote of the legislature
and not the people, the former being the
legitimate source Mr. c. is qhise sensible
fellow, and jovial withal, and tactitiau in
generating merriment. "' 20
Despite the inclemency of the weather of
Monday night, a very numerous assemblage
were present at the Delegates Chamber 10
hear the lecture of DR.. Pinkney, of the Navy.
Our policy at home and abroad, was handled
in most lucid and mastery manner, and
evoked marked attention from the auditory,
as well as no few thumps of the heels Cuba,
Nebraska, RUSSIA and Turkey were dealt with
in style that showed the desp conception,
profundity of thought, and, in fne, the thor
ough scholarship Of the able speaker. We
would be pleased to hear the Dr. upon the
Maine Law. How does your Doctorship re-.
spond -a. 49,, = 700,
Although the night is anything but fine, the
Assembly ball promises to be largely attended.
Our " silk and satin may not be brought into
requ1sltlon, still an item or two may hereafter
soar to the "Star." ga 's stss 8.
Mr.. James Holiday is having erected on
East street. handsome two-story brick dwell
ling, which is quite an ornament to old East.
" Annapolis is not yet finished ~
SEVERN
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 15-10

BALTIMORE, Feb. l5-10P
The taxation, city and State, amounting to
about two per cent, which is about to be levied.
has become matter Of serious consideration
with our citizens. In view of enieavoring to
reduce this onerous burthen, there is a strong
probability that the city authorities will dis
pose of their stock, four thousand shares, in
indeed that some of the stock is already being
offered privately, and it is not improbable that
the Council will pass an order to sell it all
publicly. If such be the case, it will, no doubt
cause decline in the commodity. 1t cannot
be- denied that Baltimore is pretty we'll taxed.
She is a fat goose, literally plucked. Added
to the above is the odious stamp tax which is
worse than an incubus. There is such thing
as riding willing horse to death. II seems,
however, that our liberal county friends, es-
peclilly those in the Legislature, have no
bowels of compassion for Baltimore, the great
commercial emporium, which is the soul of
their existence They would tax us until we
groaned under the burthen, then laugh at our
calamities and mock when our fear comefh
The temperance question is still before our
Legislature. The probability is it will be re-
ferred to the people for their general vote at
some future time.
A resolution, growing out of the temperance
discussion, was passed BY the house to- day,
requesting the City Register to state the
amount of money paid out of the treasury
during the past three years for feeding, treat.
ing, &c, jiries of the several courts If he
enter into particulars and make the return in
items, my impression is, good many bottles
of champagne, old rye, brandy, wine, and
other such pleasant beverages will be found in
this catalogue. Here is subject of serious
import for brother Keener. = -E7f.e ef
The Senate to-day passed bill allowing all
banks with a capital Of $250,0c0 and under, to
issue notes to the amount Of double their
stock paid in. This will, no doubt, meet with
deserved success in the house. .ass-a.=.
learn that the "Pebbles,'' a highly respec-
table Association in this city, is rapidly in
creasing in numbers. At one of their meet
ings not many days since, it was agreed to
present, in token of respect, a beautiful silver
horn, to an old, active member, for valuable
services rendered in the cause Of philanthro-
ply. The ceremonies Of presentation took
place afew evenings ago, in due form. SeveTa
appropriate speeches were made on the occa.
sion, to which the fortunate recipient replied
eIoquently, concluding with the sentiment
hoping his friends might be like himsclfJ'al
ways ready to ACCEPT "horn." It iss beau
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

For Preserring, Restoring, and Bcentlying the
HAIR, is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world produced Its Astonishing success lie
without precedent in the history Of the Aatsria
.Afedca Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy
hair, with scores of admirers, tmark this laaies is
the universal effect Of the Ksthairon- Bald and
grey heads were perfectly as.onishsd. "The Ka-
thairon has fully restored my hair after a badness
Of 1s years. A. J. cogRTRleHr, 70 Bond St, N. Y.n
The Kathairon Is certain cure for Nervous Head
schs and all Cutaneous diseases Sold BY all dealers
everywhere. Try il. - e IT, ',.l.z9 .ss.-r
Prize 70 cents in Large bottles - = '7e
e D. s. BARNES, Proprietor, i5l Broadway, n. 7.
feb lin s1tsr Z -as ,-7e --ur.t .
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Women's RIGHTS couven,;on

ALBANY, Feb. l4.-The Women's
Rights Convention met here to-day, Mrs.
E. c. Stanton presiding. There was a
very full attendance, Notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. May, and the Rev.
VIM. H. Charming addressed the meeting.
explaining the aim and object of the Con-
vention. Tie Rev. Antoinette Brown
offered a series of resolutions, supporting
them by a short speech.
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tiful instrument, exquisitely ornamented, hav-
ing on one side the Representation of a hunter
sounding his bugle, and on the other wind
mill, significant of certain we'll known charac-
terlstics, known and understood only By the
f'Pre6b'es." There are also 9th ar mocha I,ical.
agricultural and mineral t,tsignsns carved on
the instrumsnt such as printing presses, coans
try seats, villas, brick yards, anthracite coal
the 'sButler''-with few
mercantile Representations, composed Of orange
boxes, lemmons, punches of grapes, Ags pine
apples, e1etera. Those DESTROYS Of seeing this
chaste piece Of workmanship can do 80 by
calling at q celebrated Butler coal Office in
South street. The proprietor viii no dottt
take pleasure in exhibiting it to his friends ~
so :E7sr-a.f-a- RNnFBfcK -
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BIRTHNIGHT BALL.

THE "WASfuNGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, take
L pleasure in announcing to their fret ds and
the citizens generally that their annual BALL
will be held at Cagusi's Saloon. On WEDNESDAY,
February 22d, and they assure all who may honor
them with their presence on the occasion that moth
to make it evening of pleasure and qualification
Supper and refreshments Served up by q corape
tent caterer. -
A superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion. = O.. lid
Tickets TWO DOLLARs-to be had Of J., o. War
ner, Georgetown: w. d. Butt, corner Pa avenue and
18th street; J. T. Power, corner La avenue and ftb
street J. Shilington's, corner Pennsylvania ave
nue. and AZ street. and at the door on the evening
of the Ball. .a tsaT b % ~ II 4
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New York Election.

New YORK, Feb. 15.-An election was
held throughout the State to-day on the
question of enlarging the canals. A very
small vote has been taken nine.tenths of
which has been cast in favor Of the en-
largement. rF sst
Fifteen wards of the city give $500
majority for the enlargement. Syracuse
gives 1882 for, and 63 against Oswego
2,5l6 for. and "a against; Rome 923 for,
and 80 against. F .--- .l
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: ARRIVAL OF IRE AMERICA.
-FOUR Dars t.arrn FROM EUROPE.

foCh D.1fS LITER FROM EUROPE
BosroS, Feb. I6.-The steamer Amer
lea arrived this morning, with Liverpool
dates to January 3lst, being four days
later from Europe.
= She brings the Antartics passengers
saved from the wreck Of the San Fran
cisco. ..sfnr's nes1 3 es.8r- rs. -, -.
The cotton advance BY the Canada, had
:: out little effect upon the market, which
sales of cotton, six thousand bales
previous quotations unaltered. Demand
incTeasms-prices we'll supported.
Flour steady and UNCHANGED Ralt;.
more and Philadelpha at ASS. to a. "a.
finest wheat advanced. Corn UNCHANGED
8 Provisions quiet. Breadstuffs hesyy.
Groceries unchanged. Tobacco dull.
Money stringent, Consols 90s.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
1t was rumored that collision OF the
fleets in the Black Sea had taken place.
but it was not credited. The Russian
feet had proceeded 10 Sebastipai, except
two divisions. p.. -frEsr -. = 'r
T. On the 18th, the Turks got possession
of Turina Janitra. -. "a,
Great political excitement had taken
place in Servia.I,v 49, %. .rs. 80. 1s
Letters from st. Petersburg say that
extreme measures are resolved upon If
explanations Of the Western powers are
not satisfactory.
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g PLENDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
~ The spacious brown stone building, 25 # front,
lZ feet deep. and four stories hgh with fine dry Gel
lar, recently erected, the south side Of Pennsyl
vana avenue. nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
structed in the most substantial manner, in hand
some modern STYLE and is arranged that each sto-
ry may be occupied separately. The location is one
of the very best in the city for business and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevated
tories, makes it peculiarly desirable a Furniture
Establishment Wholesale Grocery. 1t will be
rented separately or entire. Apply to ..-r-.
Nj. y. EMERY, or
-h j. c. NcKELDEN, .rs-
Fstreet north, bet 9th and 9TH SITS. west.
inn 2R--eotf -
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DIED f
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARGARET E. ROB-
ERTSON, consort of James j. Robertson, in the
9th year of her age.
u-The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend her funeral to- morrow (Fr-
day afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late residence
on I'd street. @f s#
In Georgetown, on the 18th instant, Mrs. EMILY
CORCORAN, reIict of the late Thomas Corcoran,
aged A years.
NfHer funeral will take place on TO- morrow Fri
day. afternoon, at O'Clock. ' ...t - .'-
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g. The stock Of NOAH LKEa Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich and varied at present
as in the early part of the season. Strangers aud
citizens In want of Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
givethem call before purchasing elsewhere. Th-ir
goods are by hemsel and purchasers
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices rs
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season. Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
ian Oft
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Departure Of the Arabia.

- BosroN, y Feb. 15.-TheH steamship
Arabia, Capt. iJudkins, sailed At noon
to-day, with 10 passengers for Liverpool.
and 20 for Halifax. Among the former
are Bishop Fitzpatrick, of the Diocese.
and Rev. Mr.. Haskins, Roman Catholic
-clergymen. She took but little specie. ,,-
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NJ WHY HAVE WE TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEATsToNE entrapped nature
into answering, in tia new theory of vision In
June, 1888, Prot. WHEATsroNE detailed the true
theory OF bInocusr vision, together with descrip-
ton and diagram of his which
he first called the STgREoscoPE. (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see,C for which, in $780,
In Has awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
utility has been Overlooked until very recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITkHUKST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the coor;ng by which they super
sede thing we have yet seen in Photography. We
advise all who have not them to call at his Gal.
ery, over the store of Duval Bro, near four-and
arhalf street
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Papier Mache Architectural Deco
ratfOns.
FTIIE attention Of Architects Builders, and others
/ is invited to this new material, which is now
so extensively used at the North for house and
church decoration. For beauty of finish end durs-
bity it is equal to carved wood, and is much cheap
er and in every way superior to plaster. We are
prepared to I'LL orders upon the shortest notice at the
mandatory prices. ADAMS HASkINs,
Agents for Boston PAPER Mache Co.,
Pa. avenue, n. side, between 10th and 18th st.
ian 11-eotf
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By 70. s. WRIGHT, GeorgetoN,

BY Il. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown. b.
DRICKs, STONE, &c, at Auction.-on TUESDAY
ID next, the 2lst instant on the Forth eide Of
Prospect street the market, Georgetown, shall
sell without reserve, the contents ofan ice house
40 GEO Bricks - "a.
$50 Perch Stone ~ 80. I'd
more or les, to be removed within 60 Days after sale
Terms cash. r." E. s. WRIGHT ,
feb Is, Il, 400 St 80 Auctionepr 2
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"PITTsBURG, Feb l5.LAThe late rains
have caused a considerable rise in the
river, which now measures six feetin the
channel; and is still rising. We may
ssfely say that navigation is permanently
open for the season. Regular packets for
Cincinnati and st. Louis commence run
ming on Thursday. 49,