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:: METRoPoi IfAN GALLERY-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice of orr readers fho
beautiful stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrr.
ADAMS Dunshee. successors to Thompson. They
are practical Dag4errsotypisss and fully understand
business which is evident from an inspection OF
Ghelr productions They give to their subjects an
easy natural position, the right tone of complexion.
harmonize the lights, manage the ref ctions soften
she shadows, and in fact give you a Daguerreotyne
Shch cannot be equalled in this city, in proof Of
person, free Of expense, who would IKE to test their
skill In comparison With rival establishments.
Remember the metropolitan G allery." formerly
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Mr.. crittenden and the Nebraska ouestion

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27.-There is no
truth in the report started at Washing
ton, that Senator Crittenden has declared
against the Nebraska bill, nor is there
any truth in the report that he is about
to declare his sentiments upon that SUBJ
ject at Frankfort or elsewhere.
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- hV tasrh,nu TENS 40 ~ WEEP

art called Ae a for,,,.
please call at BsssS f.mbA- ,arisr ssche, vii
you o eh Ge the in one or wo
or TO work at, TOR profit at home. a, tba ne world
very readily: t brings greae price Te.chss. se.s
i mass Iron. .s sl9e e $50 per month a. ss.
III. ..susas cut q short time In Xmss,ss
ao valu.bls, IS taey can ern-- -ration;
with pearl fn~---'1 q =. lent their furniture
ro.ev,os .~s.s , or fancy leather work to imita,e
ss.h a cerved, with little expense. Our price Tar
S,r ~. st = for single scholar. $50 for Eve sSa
~. No 800 fsr twenty in q class, W. eu5 a., ~
articles aScessssy Sbr teaching. Al ara ~ we
sshd tle published directions BY mail Sr
no ,en. AT icr aud warrant any one to do sNh
= Nh. MRS, 5. W. FORD, Teachers,
tolosy or au aass Vii give nee 's0'":. on esn
a~a sa-t ='rf-.' ~ ...l,ss only. at o'e.o,k
p. m., IN SUNDAY EvENING, at the West Room
OF Temperatures Hall, where specimen of both arts
can be seen and classes formed. feb 2E1w*
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w 4 WILL OPEN this morning a variety
w Of new SPRING GOODS, consisting in part
OF, viz:
Plaid silks, Striped Silks, Figured Silks
French Mou> irs de i4aines - F.
Plaid and stripe Berege Delaines
One case handsome Berege Delaines, at l2b cts pc.
yard
French Chintzes, English Ohintzes, American Chiut-
French Ginghams, English Ginehams
Grape Shawis, Cashmere ShaTs, Camels hair
Shawls
And complete assortment of Staple Goods of all
kinds to which we respectfully invite tie attention
OF purchasers HALL Il BROTHER.
feb S(-e02v
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LAW BOOKS,

LAW BOOKS.
pAWLE on Covenants for Tile, new edition. on,
Nv volume
Coke upon Littleton, Butler and HargraYe's Note
vols, new edition
Ryles on Bills, l VOL new edition
Hill on Trustees, do do
Pothier on Obligation, do do
Story's Equity Jurisprudence, do do
For sale by PRANCK taylor.
feb 9-tf
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~ v9"eogsp qVazaw P9wpEss, sanctioned by
tie Medical Facult, certain, safe, and efec ual
remedy, for che cure of all those diseases where Gu
beb or Cor aiva are used. Prepared with great care
and attention, by 2. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Penuaylya
mia avenue -Ff II 80 , - :: a.
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n zoe Shfllington receives all the Npw
oooks ana NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fsr Harper's and all the Other Mae.z;nes
anu our readers WI always find large and good as
softmeBt Oh Blank Books and Stationery at his Rook
store Cdeon Building, corner of street and Penn
N'.N U'NHUO. 10
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PERRYAN PATENT PENS

AA~~&S 4 xA4N "A EN- 1ENH.
| (LANk Books: Inkstands; Envelopes Of every
~ variety, penknives, porte monnaies. combs
brushes, folders, blue. black, and red Inks indei
CHS, metallic memorandum books. extra hio.tino
paper, card Of all kinds.
And as good an assortment Of SHEET MUSIC ,s
can be found in the District
make selection On accommodating terms, at
WIMER'S,
Sxth street, near Louisiana avenue
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ID I H ID

DIE ID
"a me 2s'n Instant at his residence in this civ
"nChhEi. KELLER, in the 5sth year of his age
" me lnsnds the family respectfully in
C.d 10 attend his funeral from his late residence on
. between I'd and ID streets, on Thursdiy sfier.
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MRS. Mowatt's Autobiograpny.-A
AL further supply of this popular aud interest,
ing book which has already met with IN unprece
dented sale, just received at
TAYLOR MAURYs,
feb Ut Bookstore, near 9th st
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BY 4. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
RklCks, STONE, &c. at Auctioa-on FRIDAY
~ next the I'D Of March, on the north side of
Prospect street, near the market OeorgetoWn shsn
sell without retesva the contents Of an ice house
10000 Bricks
$50 Perch Stone
more or les 10 be removed within 60 days after sale
t Terms n cash X, S. WRIGHT,
Ie - Auctiopeer
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Warrington, Feb. III, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that MIR ]. .;EsI.Y RI.
~ Gibson is duly authorized to receipt for us as
tse executors OF WIN II. Peace. late of Washing ton
city deceased. RUTH A. PEtCO s''H
feb 20-tf GnteD FS2o,.
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fIHHE COMING STRUGGLE among t., nations of
the Earth on the Political Events of the pexI
Fifteen Years, deserihsd in accordance with Prophe
Reprint from the Sixtieth Thousand Iap.,an adj!
uon; TAYLOR MAURY'S
lep Ut bookstore near 9th sf
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|,HE Ladies' w orld or Fashion for

rINHE Ladies' w orld or Fsshton for
i February.
The Ladies' World of Fashion contains four beau
tifully engraved and coleyed plates Of Fashion one
plate OF small patterns or Caps, Bonnets, DC.
retersoD's Magazine for March
Industry of all Nations illustrated complete
Autobiography of an Actress, by Mira Mowstt
Joseph Wilmot, by Reynolds So,
Flush Times Of Alabama, and Mississippi, by the
author Of Georgia Scenes -fa.fL -
New Books, Newspapers, and every thing 10 the
cheap publication line for sale at IS.
ss JOE SHILLINGT0N'6 Bookstore,
Cor. Pa ~. and ~ st., 0deon Building.
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS

jain OF enppers, Stockings, ard CLOVIS all for SO
L cents: black Silk 90 cents yard, Car ct II
csn.ss nonhe.s - SCENTS; Vntersleeves, IS Chemi.
ssets =; Cncck oents Calico cents ulove, cts.
Unasrshirts 81; shsuls 81; Embzoi dsrsd Ei.stcs
-. Aso, ladies' Gum Sandals c. Slippers 81 Caters
las 81 cents, &c. -, '1'-'~' ~ oNa0.e'-
Zone % the Great Cheap Cash Store fbr Bar1ains,
e0 ;.s % o. tts and st., Northern Liberties :
jan -s7ts IL ta $3.50 3, b, BROWN.
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60 New style Of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
dass-Strangers and citizens aro invited to csi,
e pnn the New Style Of Pictures now made At
Admittance free. ; ieo'.
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War Department..

"af Uepartment,
February 23d, 1854.
DERsONS having books belonging to The library
Il of the War Department, in their possession
longer than the prescribed period, 1.-TWO wesks) are
requested to return them to the librarian.
CHAS. CALVERT,
led Z5-d3W Librarian
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MA r RIEn

On the 9th utimo, by the Rev. ]. G. s,,,h n N
ROBERT H., eldest son of Rev. A. A. Marca ill.,
.; new YORK. TO Miss E. KATE GLOVER, of this
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TURKEY Victorious

VOU will find at the same OLD STAND pennsyl
Il vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOukIka GLASSES with or without
Frames Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames Of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Moulding.
Cornises, &c, &c; or by leaving your order YOU ca
have any thing done in my line, >s''
N Odd Frames. Sc, seg,it at the shortest no
tice on reasausb,e serms. Don't forget the nlace
fen 20-ly JOHN W .t;NRR
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Papier Mache Architectural Deco

Papier Mache Architectural Deco.
rsrfons.
NE attention Of Architects, Builders, and Others
l. is invited to this new material, which IL now
SO extensively csed at the North for horee and
church decoration. For beauty Of finish ard duro.
oiiify Is equal To carved wood, and is much shesr
er and In every way superior to pleste- Ne arr
prepared to fiji order upon the shcft4st notice 81
mandatory prices. ADAMS HASETTs
Agents fas Boston Papier Ms,no Co
fs. sysnus, n SIDE, between 10Th and llth 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
\ Ii persons indebted to the estate of The late
"A w. Il. Peace, are requested to make q set Ie-
ment before or On the 9th day Of March next; and
all persons having claims against said estate will
render the same immediately, at the old stand, now
occupied by Mrs. pEAco
RUTH A. PEACO,
JOHN W. CHEW,
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COPERTNERSHIP NOTICE

CUFEKTNERSHIP NOTICE.
1'HE undersigned, having become ussuciatei f r
the purpose of carrying on the PLUMBING
BUSINESS ofsel tier services TO the citizens 81
EakhinEron and Georgetown and their yiciu;ties
and are row prepared put up, adjust, and repair
water closets, bathing rooms, launories lit force
pumps, Water-rams water backs, and all other fix
lures appertaiang TO the business in the best man
ner and at Baltimore prices. They can to found IT
Z. y. Majors old stand, ON the sou b side of penn
sylFanis avenue, Near 81 street, where all orders
will be promptly attended, e.
FRANCIS NAYLOR.
feb 2z-eoSt FRANCIS Mc,iHAN
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" ~dEEN q SCOTT, An..,----

~ 9aEEN = SCOTT, A...,.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rrp.1.
II Anc,i NON MONDAY. the as ghhS ;rR at
s;'a sell At 10 O'Clock M, at the res;a.nc
N. Clark, ESQ, on the south ,iss Of Msrs,ss OF T.
nue: between 10Th and iith sts~ers. nsar Mr. n A'
'ntSee Drug Store handsome assortment Of
hearty nev "a rIiture, Wis; VI
mahogany and spsise<eat Sofas, Parlor. Rocs,po
and other Chairs ~ : %
Do Dressing and ofh:r Bureaus ..-.
10 paTh'H JP cep.re, Pier, aud ether To-
"noa' f.oskss se and Secretary, Lounge
Do and Maple Bed<sesas and Washsfsoss
rsathsE beds, hair and Shuek Mattresses -0.H q
Grs ndoIes, solar aud other Laups = ais
China. Glass, Croci ery nd sn n.v.r. ~ 81
T Ts mirrors, Hstrsck, AZ. - -r-i -
nnn,eepiy, ingram, rssssgs, asa stair csrne,s -sE
n t1s, srtshs "hd ecsl Stove.
We good assortment of Kitchen Reop,,,as
Ierms: All sums Of SIS, cash over eos ,,.s,.
OF sixty and ninety days, for notes s..:sSa to,S
dorsed bearing interest w
Persons " nsh,ns respectfully invited IN IN.
sac - the furniture l. of good quality and nss,1
new, snd the sale will be well vorthy tbsir a,,ar
ton. 80 f.-.I CprTS snsE st'en
b2l-d .u.I I,
ne above sale IL postpone un
I'll FRIDAY, the u March, same hour. .... f.
GREEN SCOTT,
Ieo I'D Auciioueers.
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ID E.lMPR EsSI,N de Pancten N on.
Ii !teuR, seule historic authentiQue ct iaslte-
des Etats Gensraux ju.qu Consulst, 1859 to 1893
avec DIES notes explcatIves 81 vols and l vol. OF
Introduction. Para, 1850, Imported, single cow
only, by FRANCK TAYInR
feb IS 30 :
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DrS. FsOaoardo and )"AyING asso.
Hamilton p. Howard Ill ciatsd in the
acsce OF medice offer their services TO the public
Office and residences, corner 10th and \ sts
~ DR.. F, Howard's health being re-established
he viii heretofore devote special attention to Mid
wifery and the diseases of women and children.
ian 16-d2m*
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Now, Messis. Editors. when we write we try
to deal justly with all parties, but your Cicero
like correspondent, Malachi would make
you believe otherwise. Malachi Our al
fusion to an opportunity for showing aristo-
cratic pride. was strictly true, despite the
aspersions Of this writer. Truly, /" Pares eur,
parfb~s Jacillime ccng-egayfur." IF il Is
necessary, paper with three hundred sigma
tdres, confrmatory Of our remarks upon this
caption on Saturday, can be sent on. But.
pooh we know our duty and intend to do it
Tru - o~s~:s. a - A.
- -ea.n, ur,stocratlc malachi I.t1.
.--:-s Yours, &c, sEyEss
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T'RIPLE SCENTED BROWN WINDSOR,
i Muek-ecented do do.
Cleaver's Honey Soap-each at S1L cts a paper
containing cakes. Also the extra size Honey Scan
at 30 cents for cakes. For sale at
wIMER'S, 9Th street.
feb 22-n [Newsl- - - -
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IFE OF VIM. ALEXANDER Earl of
IL Stirling Major General in the United Stat. 8
army during the Revolution, by VIM. A. Duer, IL.
D, l vol
North American Review for January
Dickens Household Words do
Grace Manning: or, the Vengeance of Claude Du.
val, novel
Theodors. the Child of ths Sea- Sequel to ssLa.
ftte," by Ingraham
hnny Lockwood novel, by Caroline Grove
John: Or, SIS COUSIN in the hand worth two
Counts in the bush," by Lnilie Carlsn
-, Round OF Stories by the Christmas Fire, by C
Dickens. Price cents
Frank Rivers; or, The Dangers of the Town, by j.
b. Ingraham
Je!ninis Art of War vol, viii 1Gsps
Jefe.son's Notes on VirsiHia, new edition.
Mechanica! Theory of Storms, by T. Bassuett
jan 3l-tf FRANCK TAYjOR
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REMITTANCEs IN rRErANn

DERSONs desiring to send money to Ireland can
4 obtain checks for E or more, on the Belfast
Banking Company, ayable in all the principal
towns. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.


sIve war prel,arationS
The Cunard steamers. Nia,sr. "a
Cambria, have been taken off thu ,;nS
and will leave ON the 18th with troons
for Malta. -..l -r-.g - = '''pS
Peace negotiations have been again re-
newed, -
Forty thousand French, and ten thou
sand English troops. have been sent to
assist the Turks.
Inc English troops, if necessary, are to
be increased to 10000.
The squadron will consist Of thirty sail
u vessels, consisting Of twenty screw
steamers, three paddle, and seven sailing
vessels.
lhe London money market closed easy
on the departure of the steamer. and there
was every indication that the banks will
soon reduce their rates of interest.
Ihe steamer Great Britain had arrived
IN sixty eight days from Melbourne.
The next American Screw Steamer
Alps sails for Boston direct on the 18th.
The osia was advertised TO take the
mails to Boston and New York, via
Halifax. a
The Government was undecided wheth-
or to send the troops from Liverpool direct,
or from Cork. The agents prefer that
they should be sent from Liverpool.
Ii is reported that Lord Raglan is TO
have the chief command ofthe army and
that the Duke of Cambridge, and the
Earl of Cardeyon and the General Evans
and Brotherton are to have appointments.
Advices from krajora state that bad
weather alone had prevented the Russians
from attacking the Turks.
Gortschakoff has surrounded Kalafat
with $4,000 Russians, and positive orders
have been given to capture the city.
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:
THE ISsfALLATIoN y. ~. 49,. -.
Gurley, i. D., as pastor Of the r street Presby.
terrain Church, will take place in said church.
on Thursday tomorrow evening, at o'clock.
The Rev. DIR. Plumer, Rev Stuart Robinson.
and Rev Mr.. Hoge, will offciate on the occa-
sion. s -
NEW CHURCH.-On account of the want of
sufficient accommodations in their present
ohurones. the Roman Catholics intend to erect
another building in addition to thosesof St.
Patricks' and st. Matthews. in the Northern
Liberties, and have already taken the prelim-
mary steps for that purpose, subscriptions have
been opened and literally responded to by
'a9ss Ct fAsir 0Ha' a wali g Of 0ises sesa.
A"NA r ''So'. - 4"c young men, John
Faley and Samuel sheckells, who were sent
to the workhouse for ninety days, succeeded in
were both ironed, the chains having been
made especially for them This is the second
time, we believe, that Faly has escaped from
his chains. -1..1s t.. 80.
DISORDER AT THE THEArRE-Lately there
have been several persons taken from the
Theatre because Of their disorderiy conduct.
So.ne ot thea were eoloreq, but others were
white men, Eao protested to DO gentlemen
men VINO 20 TO sucn places ought to know
how to behave with decency and if they do
- Co. -I--iS L. ~,.~;sh>I f~- <ka;r mis-
no., 'ncJ sA.vu.0 -. ,.....~. A., 80.
conduct and the public informed of it. The
watch houee is not too bad for such persons, no
matter what their standing in society.
MEDAL PREsENrArIoN.-On Sunday next
a Gold Medal will be presented to JAS A. o.
Connor by the ladies of this city, for his ex-
N far
mony will take place in Temperance Hall,
and will be open to the public
WATCH RETURSs.-W. Cook, drunk and dis
orderly; paid fine and cost N McKeeny, H
Barker. w. Gibson and j. Narrower, four yery
gentoel looking young men, were retained ali
night for being disorderly in the street. They
paid 81 A each and were discharged c. Fin
negan' drunk and disorteIly; paid $3,41 fine
a lecture. NJ. Desmond, drunk and disorderly
paid costs and was discharged
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DoRTAAITS OF EMINENT AMERICANS NOW
= LIVING, ineiading President PIERCE Secretary
Marcy, Judge Campbeil and ether members of rbs
Cabinet with biogrsp hi,sl and histroncsl memsirs
OF their lives and action by John Livingston, Of the
New York Bar. For sale at
TAYLOR 4 MACRY'S
Q TED ZZ-f Bookstore, near 9th st
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Some eight days more, and our Legislature
viii adjourn s'ne die. Really, this has been
model session, which reAests high credit
upon the old State Of. Maryland. The Senate
Will probably dispose Of the Prohibitory
Liquor Bill" at the close Of this week.
There was meeting Of the citizens this
evening to take into consideration the pronrietv
Or erecting new Town Hall and market house
80 'Is I'll. u H.. ounven.Ion we learned
not. -
should the weather continue auspicious, our
people viii commence the long-taIked of rail.
way, There's no question but that success
wiu atfend this project. How comes on the
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.5sa,. BY EXPRESS.
lust geesived another and 80. .mniete .ssort,r--.
q OF scarfs, Ties, Gloves. &e, aat
g., & 'N'A"' bfReE,s,
10a Ao-u Willards' Hotel
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OFFICE OF TIE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS B.Nr.
Washington, February IA 1854.
THE undersigned has maoe an Advancement with
l. the banking House Of Sweeny, Bessor Co
Tor the redemption of the Bills of this Eank when
presented for payment. @. W. PURCELL.
ieo lo-[a~4W President
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lROWNE'S HARPs.-Two of the sbov.
~ celebrated doubleaetion Harps can be seem for
aays n - 1or Monc Depot. All DESTROYS Of pur
eaaSng VAL therefore please call lmmedsfelv
u" ~<~o H1LBUS HITZ
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= BEES AND BEE CuLrURE.-Dr. Eddy, Of
Mass, who lectured to q very gratihed audi
ence ct the Smithsonian Institution during the
session Of the National Agricultural Society,
ccgrannses to repeat that lecture tomorrow eve
mig at the same place ne :Ee.e- II. highly
interesting subiest well, shedding much light
indeed upon il, His lecture is calculated to
edify and improve others than agriculturslists,
He will doubtless have large audience,
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SASOND Edition OF the Nation nj
eriottc POEM, by kstwick Evans
q 3las GRAY 4 BALIANTYNE
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ii oHHY. OLD NINDe0R, Ssssastss, and other
- WlAkR'A etA 1t.
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of the Curtain" Her engagement, we under
stand, will soon terminate. an event which
many Of he- admirers will be sorry to hear of.
The afterpiece will consist of the laughabie
farce entitled "A Day in Paris s.
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y Hotel q nren. al 10 maoenre md a. sS;.,. Is,
every variety. Gentlemen that are troubled With
Dad hitting shirts can be euited at - =
lAV%f "a J STEvENRS salesroom,
Jan 2o-6 se-a Bfovn1 HoesI.
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WANTS.

line cents eaen Insertion, Is GEMS escb inuI lines
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ORIENTAL and Sacred scenes from
~ Notes of Travel in Greece, Turkey, and Pales-
tine, by Fisher Howe
Benedictions; or, the Blessed Life, by the Rev ].
Cumming, ID. b. az "a 80 = :
History Of the Apostolic Church, by Philip Schaff ,
The Lectures Complete of Father Gavazzi, revised
aud corrected by Gavazzi himself Is $500
me path OF Life, by Hen a. Rowland
.,se Unveiled-the Day of judy ament the
resurrection and the Millennium presented in q
new light I
CannsxionSf Sacred and Rrosane History, by DR..
Davidson New edition only RI
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE,
ieo zo-u Bookstore, 18th st.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY H0USE'S PRINTING TRLEGRIp1
xx1azssIV100-"nxv1rnr.,
AaaIyAL OF THE STEAMER AIDE.
fhree Dxys Later from Europs

Dosi1N, March The steamer Andes
a s,l ms morning, bringing dates frum
cotton firn and unchanged: daily
Sa'es aoont 1900 bales Bresds.uffs
nonr' wheat and corn quiet. prices the
same as last quotations. Canal fiour
9 9oo ~ Ais. ; Baltimore At Ais. Cd. a
- Provisions doll. Coffee and sugar
~, tobacco dull. Havre cotton mar
ann urn Manchester trade firm. Price
uol. s ana declining. Money easier. Con-
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AUCTION SALES
BY GREEN q sCorT ....

SkEEN q SCOTT, Au,,,....-
Fs,cREs OF A DRUG STORE RorrI re
shall ss,i Hsson..on FRIDAY, the "a Of M, .e
ap6tSsss..!aSe S'el "a .snis., We
noe, second a. s on rehnsyIv.n;. .ys
nate tie pisc. H0n ID street., (she nse vii de,is.
aistinr o. sr. res are made in thu h.,
ues r' Shelving, bottles "a ts sSss con Con,
Terms; onehalf cash h.,. I : -
'r notes satisfactorily tpsorae IN GO and % days,
mar ia ss f-s r.. GREEN 4 sc1TTf
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ORACESl BRACES-For ladies and gentlemen
- OF naw style, at 81 =. BIRGES,
der r. t- e. wTlar,les UotaJ
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MRS. GARRET Al DERsON has hi.
ul day received suptly Of silver and cold pa
PER = Stationery and Mmic stcre, 4 CT Ilth
Hp - and 18Th sts
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Toun- situation as g,rerpes. b.
kns.x ersssay, s.lsasd 70 tesen ms sAissen
ss.. : 10 or near Washington or Slss.,.sss
mar l-. scssss box 500, ws.hington. = :.
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HENTEEMEN'S TRAVELLING Shawl.
~ We have now on hand
AZ heavy superior Travelling Shaels
Which we will sell low for cash
YERBY, TEBBS VERY.
Corner of eth street and Penn syspue
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k'oh hkNT-Two Parlors, with folding d, ors eli
gibly located on Pennsylvania avenue, AID.
dress box S34, Post Office, or Star office.