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lLAGErT ~ DODsOS, Dealers o Fur
niurc goods, keep hand and
of fch velvet tapestry, Bfusels
t~ed plain
penss warranted low, Than
iurnh the goods Also, full supply OF elegant
rugs and match
All OF medium and low priced materials
all belongings complete according
Their
rcs, which will be found superior and ia good last
India damssk French satin ains
an-, all desirable
and side
tulips goods
the very designs for purposc
drape cords and sds loops matching
any color dsnred.
Also, supply elegantly embroidered
der curtains, embroidered auboud and hoss
white embrassers match.
confidently goods contemplate
furnishing, feeling ssiactor
vite inspection of their stock.
T. ID. their dealing N
purchase the source,
reasonable that be saved by
nonng Of the trouble and OF transportation
and going from home.
hou. Pennsylvania avenue, door Of 9th
Feb 02sf
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Feb 24-dly
By GREEN a SCOTT. Aacs,on.srs.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE bull DING LoT-or
Tuesday, the Q6sh O'clock D. M shsl .~ nv v
tue ef deed Of us.' from William William. subscriber
bearing date the 02h dny of LAZY 1852 bsr
81 No Co. ios 13s and 3s Of The counv
n wsshnscs, In c District Colu,nba o4 In sonar.
No. sl5 having front 50 Inc
alley. - 80
Tsmsi $3.50 A3ss months balance In tr.,vs
months the purchaser psymspt
hearing from of Of
nksn. Az conveyance si the cost OF the purchaser
III the purchaser shopid fail
asr ~ rsi. Al tr
and Of the first pufcbs.er giving
In the Nn,ionsl lntrllsen
A. GREEN, Trustee,
GREEN h sCOTT,
FeheA Auctionerrs.
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THURSDAY. February 20, 1854.

MnIrARr vnrT.-The Philadelphia Greys arrived in
washington yesterday morning. and put up a, the Ma
tlona Hotel. The Aiorm caused them tedious journey
tssa PhIadelphis, which place they left on Monday
[On arriving al the Susquehanna river They detained
[by the mpedmenis 10 the travel and after spending the
nHht on board the boa, al the crossing OF the ver they
Dafted for Baltimore Tuesday in steamer belonging
10 the bay route, and arrived the evening Ba
|mose. where they handsouey received and enter
|oaipsd BY some of the volunteer companies Having
passed The night at Baltimore. they departed thence for
Eshs city yesterday morning. and arrived in good cond
|tiou. at about O'Clock.
1he"Greys" lght-artllery company. at present
|snder the command OF Lieut. EckendorH Including
|thsir band. they number about sixty men, who we'll
drilled and preseni hne solderke appearance. In the
course OF yesterday they paid visit. escorted by the Ma
ional Greys Capt Towers. and the Montgomery Guards
Capt Key. and Major F. Bacon all the companies car
Tying only their side arms TO the Patent Oice and after
Yards proceeded 10 the Presidents Mansion Later in
hs day they visited other public places They intend to
xtend their vis, TO Richmond, for which place they will
D (eave this morning fanfhgsnesr 9 yesterday
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PROPOSALS..

.n,,.o Bureau G Of Yard M and Docks. -. a.n Jan, isss
po.aI. for Gas. ksy Y.fd W..hiasos" VIII
February for furnishing and delivering such place
within The nsvyymd aforesaid As nay be directed y Ms con"
mandan thereof materials and sees herein specified
Ga. Mol.
Brios
hard, red handmade kicks. per thousand.
700 900 best hard red machine mae bricks thousand
d Of sash kind be deIvssd before the lot May
ne1 hd before the Isl hae, and the balance be
cLAs Noa
900 percbes quality, large hiding stone, per perch
To be delivered on or before the ishsy next
Class MOI.
Cement.
500 barrel. be quality fresh hydraulic cement, tight barrels
TO BE- delivered on or before the i.tpisy next.
All aee, be OF the es.i qpl delivered n good otde
and subect - the
pecon count, weight measurement Of the said navy yard and
The deliveries nay forthwith,
md % % % 5 s n %., pss1 o. S
mus, be completed spcined the classes.
s aaosd S By the 's sossIn%sa Sssys.d
ws and % e sa. %S % 81 O. :. ="
Approved suress In the full -moun Of tns contract Will b 70
sssh pay ",n ona eopisss1 Or
il viii be spuls,sd maAs by
parties Of the nrs, in delivering or any Of The Articles
ne" and in ,As, es.s, pa'us forfeit pay
mes the Of ,hs contract pho Agreed Spss = INC
prce 10 be
which qudaed damages be recovered from dms 10 tnc
The sureties sign tho contract.
by the making and
according form nexed and their residence,
nan and must be dktnaty stated
through poet suMcisr
s supplies spectned with
dale Of notice from this bureau OF the
their hid will b, made with oer
persons dsmuins bddr wl b
resp denqusncies. fl9&t taNffet
offers tri eonJorafy with this advertisement
bureau be ected Those only whes
may accepted will be not6ed will BE- rssdy
erecuon, without delay, by the Washior,
ID. q. tI#nt
PORN OFFER
10 cassf Of @s Bureau Of Ya'@ and Dee.s, Mary Dvsh
nsnf
OF In the Of
day of and subject all tho requirements of he
articles embraced In class No. Here Insert
articles. prices carried oui,l amounting TO [wds the ase
gate In words1
The undersigned of in the
State OF and ,W
in the State Of as gaarantors, hereby
derake that the above named will, II
be acceped, enter into contract, before required,
The States whin neen after Of
through post otbce the sccspsncs Of bid a. before
tsisassurssl
certify that thu above named and
known be good and responsible
eusrantors In this case. .5..5..H IL =.
ITO by navysgsnt collector, district attorney, |"
other person 10 be credshiel
To published once February In the Union,
National Ia,esencer Evenag Argus samors snd
Journal Of Cosomercs, sf New York. t#Fa#
Jan 25-lawt15F.b
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Ii The xpofed 10 deducted from the crop, Il would
give bu uhes psr head la England the estimate
o0 pounds pe he ead per seven bushels The
the prices VIII eh Tor lime had ranged higher the
Than In England cutting Oft her supplies had
ried that leaving the French ports for
England. The Messrs. Surge wfile that prices
high they should be- and that they will pobably 90
much higher They have already induced economy
sunpton and the stocks held by farmers ad SPECTATORS
win good sprog crops, tqna, ia their opinion to the
actual up TO harvest There other writer's who
msgny tbs wants, but who susected OF
wsh the view TO insure large supplies, at loss 10
shippers Should peace be preserved there viii be enough
In all ability. Ga The other hand would insure
Il continued demand beyond The next harvest
The therefore, 10 important element in the
agricultural operations OF the United Siaes England mus
have. in ordinary years. 10000 600 bashels OF wheat
least one-tht of good American crop ODD
EnAEiy United States have supplied but small portion
Of H. bur it would become The i'm portant business OF Amer
can the OF element Of our exports
~ i'm porlant cotton gold
The gene aspect OF hs has removed,
siderable the gloomy foebodngs the effects Of
IN Enrope and there greater disposition operate
we'll Iel money All glasses OF go with
facy. The produces markets have been affected unia-
vorably by the Cotton less dealt in The bro
ksfs' Quotations to-day are as follows.
~ t8ae NcU York classification.
Jpan EIord Afahil n and
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Form OIL bid J0r supplying Special Posl 00less.

1, of county Of
State of hereby propose to
supply the SPECIAL post Office at with mails
from often a the Postmaster General IS
advertisement for proposals for the dated January g.
1854 requires, agreeaby the provisions OF The 4h
ton of the act of March s. lS25that is, compensation
be derived exclusively from the proceeds OF postages
collected at said ptia Office including the postage let
ters and papers prepaid by stamps and exceed
the of doliasa per annum.
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MkNEkLYs BELLs.Tha bells
Messrs Menee's Sons, West Troy, NJ W received the
Wods Fair recently held New York highest
MUM only silver medal awarded for bells.
Their church, factory steamboat and plantation
bcs well their Chimes adudged by committee
the best ia uness and nchness seaess vbaon
and workmanship" OF aay exhibitions. rt.a#
The Messrs Mcneey importance
from the bell
the Crystal Palace we'll from the United States
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MEETING on rng pRLss.

BosIoS, Feb. ~ Tine several members OF The spa
IN this city held convention to-day, Mr.. Hale,
OF the Advertiser, presiding and agreed to increase tie
rates OF advertising % per cent
This eesned proper in view OF the advance
In paper, and In a price OF flour, together win other
muating expenses incident To Publishing newspapers
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Form " a G..a,a,lss.

The undersigned undertake that If the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No be accepted by the Post
master GcDsra the bidder shall prior the st day of July
nex enter into the required obligation 10 perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient suretes.
Dated w lSgned by two guarsntors.l
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TO CONTRACTORS

orrter cosnssrosns or Pusuo BuIrprsos,
February al 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received In this ONCE until Saturday hc @
OF Aprii O'Clock for grading and raveling
nj Of
bridge graded gsvesd by
Commissioner o Public Buildings.
The be OF the best character and he done the
cspancs person appoint
and all that TO be done must be done by the 6 day
October
Thr travelling the
street, aperns of gradually inches in depth
sides.
security required performance work
Any surplus grading deposited
place, whin reasonable distance, the Commissioner
designate
Pfopose will the per cubic grading
superficial yard for the eayeng including gravel and All
iess
#EG @#t.a@. ". n. FRENCH
ouc of
Feb 27--dtd fssnan.I, star. News.
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nAILRoAp AMALaAMAqIoN.

MonrREAL, Feb. oU--The ANAL gamation of the Cham
plain and Lawrence with the Montreal and New York
Railroad Company, nready agfeed 10 BY the directors Of
bs.h roads. day ratified by tie stockholders Of the
ormcr The Piausbarg railroad directors have protested
against both companies.
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER Judge clerk of court
OF record, aS tho case may be) eeraes that he Is vel
acquainted with the above guaranofs and their property
aod that they are men Of property and able to make good
their guarantee,
Dated [Sgned.l
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rng Hoe TRADE or rHE wgsr.

CIaCIssAn, Feb. lI--Tho Price Canent publishes a
statement OF the hogs packed In Ohio, Kentucky ana Ten
nessee this season, emb acng all principal points he
total number 555. agaost 976.7SS last year. teins
increase in The number OF 2o9 757, and in weight pci
1t 10 supposed that Indiana, when reported wl no
vary much from last year Nothing deuiie has been
ceived IIoni the lar
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CONNECTICUT pKaockAIIc STATE CONVENTION.
HARTFoRp. Feb, 22 The democratic State convention
met here this mornng and nominated Samuel ngraham
Tor governor, aud iall State ticket
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MARKETS.

NKw YoRk Feb % United States 6's, no sales Can
ton, 2oi Ene, ol Reading, 79a Parker. ~ Cumber-
land 3ia; New Creek, "a Morris Canal III; Nicaragua,
Is
Flour dulsales Of 1000 bbs State IS 81 southe
rs rs SS - Whea-30 900 bushels southern white,
vi 95 Sales of 10000 bushels VI tyr mixed.
end 03 81 Gents Tor yellow. fIs ###H ##t
PHlI.ADELPHIA, Feb. % The stock market Is steady.
Breadstufs dun -Four, VI s7Asnai sales. Wheat dull :
satl sales at III 80 cr red wne. 1874 1877 Corn
81 50 cents. Os, 5S Provisions dull Whikey,
a2A 33 cents
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NJ. 4. TYSON q s,srE,.'s SEMINARY,

M. A. TYSON II SISTERS SEMINARY,
For boarding and Day Pupi, ~ bete,n
THE Third this Institution tTu.s-
dsy) February The pdhcpais hi,e in addition TO ths CO.
cient French sss"h.f Ffoiessot y
very expsvtesced French Rovtte ~ the family
THIS will anprd the boarding Tvfn priiy, facility
required convesuif N aqe For terms,
circulars nsy he had at The pun@p e. rsnd Seminary
Feb 7-codllstMar
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Once Lish. loa.s ns..a.
February IA, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received this ONCE until
% @ on sss WIN WIN M Il esSs oM p
OIL be delivered at The respective points named the LAKES
$500 cs t.Su.a"a five Aanarsd2 gallons best winter
$500 s sss4.aaS sssa s aa"d's s gallon. a ss., spring
f,rained or pressed sperm oil, to be delivered
Buffalo, New York, TO the proper officer author
iIed to receive il, on The i5il day Of April 1854,
or Immediately aief The opening Of the Erie ca
1900 ls1een hundred, gallons strained or
1900 (sirieen Aundred) gallons best spring strained
supsrniendsnt q lights a.. a, osweso New York,
opening the Erie canal, and
900 lfpe huHd'ed gallons a best winter strained or
500 i6es hundredl gallons best spring strained
pressed sperm OH, be delivered collector
York. on The i5hd4y OF April, 1854, imned
The oil Be delivered a. s above place. in ,hs
pms order free from saksre containing rom thirty 10 ais ra
Ions eaeh and Tree from a Inc United satss all The
and of the and in.pee
on 10 be made prior TO The transportation Of tbs oil from the
All the a proposed for under this advertisement to be sub
ectsd To the usual OF specific gravity temperature which
viii remain mpd, by burning other
assigned BY The gh,aue Board before viii be aceep,sd The
OIL remain mpd at Temperature Of - degrees
OF 40 degrees of Fahrenheit or lower.
penalty oneh Of the Of The bid which shall
under .s w DO IRE 70 BE-
accordance with bid shall have by him
for conditioned for the faithful of
bid accompanied written guarantee signed
bidder the the
Of such o the bond above required viii be executed within the
specified Of the legal effect above Indicated
The board, under authority The the
right reject bid though be the lowest other
Ali bids De sealed, and endorsed erose.a fer on for
lhe Secretary Light board Washington D. &.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Feb l5-3tnwr2sth Secretary.
SPLENDID Warehouse spacious brown
building I27 deep
hgh nne cellar, recenty erected the
Pennvana nearly opposite The National Hotel
ready occupancy The building
handsome
story occupied separately ne
aud the
bndng, with elevated makes peculiarly desirable
as furniture establishment OF wholesale grocery II Will be
separately cnrre Apply 10
s'4t aasE I's NJ @. EMERY,
J, T.. MckELDEN,
street north, between 9Th aud 7l streets
27--eodu
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supreme Court OF the United states.
Tuesday, February 81, 1854

Tuesday, February 81, 1854
No. H. Edward r. Fourniquet ei al, appellants,
John Perkins. This canse argued BY Mr.. Reverdy
johnson for the appellee and submitted printed
gumen by Gen Henderson on behalf OF the appellants.
No. 7o Pierre Claude Pquignot plaintiff in error,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company This
submitted 10 the printed arguments by Mr. Al
oen for the plaintiff error, and by Mr. Snowden tor the
defendant in error
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STATUE or JrYyrasos.--We hope tina, the house. in
)hc multiplicity OF business before il, will end time to
sss the bill employing Mr.. Cali TO execute this work
rbat aodsst and oerorous young gentleman. whose
pny drawback bic extreme modesty, has reflected by
|Ais genius upon ihs honored name OF vr-
kinia Let Virginia perform act Of justice to the
sy Of Jefferson, and in doing encourage and reward
aiivs talents To pass The bill, which yesterday passed
he senate. would not occupy than minutes Of
lie uae of the hosse. OF course, anticipate no OBJ
'tttion to it---Riehmo~d Despatch
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6AnvoRps orssA TsourxAt solicitation
ige Of The above troupe, Mr. Sanford nkgh
~ Win hts inimtsbs
~ hs audience quantity Of valuable ewely and
As composition sung swe-y by the ,roup. The
Gns@ss on IaIien, ~ done by Sanford, like.
|WeuA ucket Of fadasissios
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ThA Magazine Statistical Register, York,
Wall street, pahished monthly by T. Smith Houans
Tb designed rsposoy Of information reference
Of srchsnSe stss and city npAnces rail-
(oaA ec~ny hcsds A. such
neoAiss valuable upon of banking
(s4 copicns information reference European and Asucan
)nsasss ~ n 81 .slpof
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Portraits Of Eminent Americans now Living, in-
cluding
PRESIDENT PIERCE AND MS CABINET,
with Biographical Hi.rorics their Lives and
Actions.
ny JeHs Lfvsesror, Of the New York bar
THE and authentic having been In
vansty had comp.tent unsquvocs aufhore.
Of Each accompanied by an ersct
subject
steel from dsgueeoypcs expressly for the Of
ensrv,ug,
splendid well
vsnabons which will equally library en,b~sh
pnrins. tW
Cloth gilt &C. Morocco erus, 90.
For sale by TAYLOR
Feb lp-dN. ~
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SAILING OF rHK AFRICA


NEw YoRA, Feb. 23--rhe Africa sailed to-day with 80
passengers aud small amouut Of specie.
The cppr ship Dteaa Not has arrived neIs In nineteen
days from Liverpool No idings OF the Europa.
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| ill 10 morrow, II O'Clock.
WEDSEsDAY. February 20, 1854.

WEpKEsDAY, February 20, 1854
No. SO. Cornelius d. Thorp rs. ArdeI B Raymond.
In error 10 the circuit Of the United States for The
southern district OF New York. Mr. Justice Nelson de-
yeed the opinion OF this court, affirming the judgment
OF said circuit court in this cause, with costs.
No. 6i Arthur NJ Foley Us. Samuel T. Harrison. In
error to the supreme of Louisiana. Mr. Justice
Mclean delivered the opinion OF the court. affirming
he judgment OF the said supreme court in this
with costs
! No. IA. Edward H. McCabe. plaintiff in error, Us.
Lloyd D. Worthnglon. This cause was argued by MIR.
0eyer for the plaintiff in error, and submitted print
"a argument by Mr. Wells in behalf OF the deendan, in
error.
No. rs Augss,e F. Delauriere, plaintiff in error,
Thomas Emison. This argued by Mr.. Geyer
Tor the defendant in enor and submitted printed
Ia4ument BY Mr.. Wells for the plaintiff in error
No. So Jane M Carroll, plaintiff in error, ps Lessee
(of George w. Carroll Il a. The Argument OF this
was commenced by Mir Sehey for the plaintiff in
Adjourned ill tomorrow. IL o'clock Ees
THURSDAY, February 20, 1854
Sidney r. Fairchild. esq, OF New York, was admitted
lan attorney aud counsellor OF this court.
| No So. Harry F. Turner ct al Us. Joseph c. Yates
In error the ecui, OF the United States for the
district Of Marylar1 Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the
|epnion OF This court, affirming The judgment OF the said
circuit court in this cause. with and interest
No 80. Henry Chouieau Us. Patrick Molony In er.
ror 10 the district Of the United States for the dis
|trc OF Iowa Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion
|oi this court. affirming the judgment Of the said district
court in this cause, with costs.
No so. Jane nj. Carroll, plaintiff in error Us Lessee
|of George Carroll al The Argument Of this cause
wss conunued by Messrs Nelson and Reverdy Johnson
|fot The defendants in error, - IS.
Adjourned Till tomorrow, II O'Clock.
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ne,vnrs OF Imposition.

nevars of Imposition.
THE undcsned propetors hotels Washington
persons visiting city deliver
gag. pa.ses Baltimore
until the Washington
depot they will nnd pors hotels who will
charge checks,
puu,ng hey vii, sdophie their pockets
having conveyed Cot ,he fees
charged mopopozng agent for the baggage alone and
vosaious, delays dsap-
anty individual
charge Of the baggage for IN. whole city
J.C. A n. A. WILLARD, wfiard's Hotel.
NJ. A. DEXTER National Hotel.
INTEL " Herald, Pba Ledger, Baltimore SUM- please
and sendb this ofhce Feb 5-eoa6t
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DIED,

On Friday 18th Instant residence in Jersey City,
EDMUND T. BRIDGE, formerly Of Augusta, Maine,
In the 53th year Of his age. .H
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ng Board or Health.A stated meeting Of hs
he ID on Saturday, 25th instant, t4k O'Clock,
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RELlAi BELI.si BELLsi-For churches, academies fac
~ tostss sseauboa psnfattons
hand by estab
hed and enlarged foony which thirty
that their bells have world wide celebrity
quality Of toDe The have
applying process moulding casting
which peril CT casting
Of the nnpacd excellence OF
csv.d snuay ss the nrs' premium silver meda Of III.
Worlds Fair In New York. all
and Europe being competiuon eighteenth
m~da besides dpiomis that has been awarded
hand,
weight and aso furnish any
bells, and
States and csnadas Their hsnanss,
valuable improvements consist OF yoke with
upon acting on
tho clapper prc'onsina the sound iron frame;
countrreoisc For steamboats, steamships.
proved revolving fancy hansnGs IN
design furnished We supply whole
hangnes
specifications being Old exchange
suvsyos* made
Being ~ immediate with principal
rec0ns ehr railroad canal
dsspasch, which, either personally by communication ae re-
spectfuiiy solicited. : = - =
. A. MRNRELY's SONS
FsoN-dy West Troy, Albany CO, NJ. ".
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in the SSH year of his age. H
no Board Heath.A meeting ths board will BE-
he d on Saturday, a5,h instant, max O'Clock, pm
NATIONAL THEATRE.
open 4 10 Z; curtain rises X pas,7,
Third positively triumphant engagement,
n. Eg# MIR. FORREST. .40 Gl
FnDAr EVENING, Febru.ry ~, 1854,
win be pee:a for ,, the n time here in many years. saaA'
KING LEAR
Overture Orchestra
To highly amusing vorts
SENT TO THE TOWER
Prices OF admission: Dress circle and parqueue 50
% G g e orssss yn. sy nS,s sI:
RIsLEY q GOODALL's vARIETE.
night distinguished actress. Miss DAVENPORT
FnpAr Evrmxo, February "a, 1854,
win be pcomsd for the second time in Washington, entire
and original comedy, in nvs acts, entitled
Masks AND FACES.
The evenings entertainments VIII conclude with the sushaSs farce
DAY IN PARIS.
Price Of admission, 50 cents, !, family circle, IS cents
Door open at half past 9; curtain rises at ~ O'Clock
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Two nights more Of
5ANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE
FapAr and SATURDAY EvHxisos
WIN be performed the
BURLEsoUE ON MONS. JULIEN AND BAND,
with song., Eees, chorus, and Dances by H. Sitter
Ffy articles Of beautiful ieweIy win be given away evening
open sX O'Clock ~ Tickets. cents
Feb A-d2t #..N#
Three Lectures Of Hamor and satire
BY PARK BENJAMIN
1T cARUsps SALOON.
I.-FnpAY Evrsrsc, Pebrusry a.
FASHION.
2-sATuRpAY Evrsse, February IS,
MONEY AND LovE-A Contrast
3.--MoSpAr EvgxIro, February a.
MATRIMoyY
Lectures halfpa7 o'clock
fore o. Feb o4-d3t
Washington Assemblies.
THE fourth and last assembly bali win be held jackson Hall
Tickets Of admission be obtained by subscribers
the eIecsuve manasc Jackson Hail. on ths day Of the ball
Feb bW-dfd
olive wARE-Ju., finished large assortment Of eIcsan,
y silver wars, consisting Of
Table, dessert and and forks, Of ali the modern
Dessert knives. sugar siner., cake and pie knives
Ice cream spoons, soup, cream and gravy ladies'
The all Of manufacture, pure
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Psnn.yivnnia avenue,
Feb N-a bs'ween o,h and ioi streets
u Ella BELLsf BELLA i-For churches. academies. fac
tories s'esmsosA plantations .c made and isr.
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SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals invited for supplying the wing Office,
in the Territory of Minnesota for the proceeds of said
Offices respectively, limited to bo named in
proposals. in each
Grow Wing from Fort Ripley, miles, once a week
and back
Little Canada from ST. Paul's, miles, once week and
back.
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whs.. Ia Enxlsnd ranged 7ss Iz2s. p,r quarter The
wasls and devastation Of civil la eastern Europe,
whence supplies drawn for incrs asing con
sum where the necessity OF cheap bre ad
viM than during the large and
mae Tor crop wheat has hitherto been subject
10 xsest Ia The uned States and wheat has
paid 90 wt others The gives tho follow
ing results
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NAVY DgrARTxgNT,
Bureau of Yard and Docks, 2th jan, ioS<
SEALED PROPOSALS for each cAs endorsed PF
posa for Class No. for the Nay Yard Washngtoa." will
received this Office until otek the 2Ss day Of
February furnishing and delivering such place
within the nsvyyad be directed BY
specified
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Jan l3--lawl2w
Propesais Tor on for Light Houses.

TREArcRy DEPARTMENT,
Office Light House Board.
February IA, 1864.
NEALED PROPOSALS will bo received office until
~ O'Clock, Monday Tho 25th February
plying establishment with the following
oil 10 bs delivered at the respective points named tho LAKES
NIx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09

UJ
IA Z, J. HART q CO., rs Tchoupitonlas st.
n IME-3500 barrels Thomaston, Rockland,
III A Western and Sugar Lime, for pale by
Jane A. DELAGRAyE 4 CO., II Magazine street.