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TTHE STAR OFFICE Is LOCATED
ON D STREET, SECOND DOOR WEST FROM
TWELFTH, NEAR THE JUNCTION OF
TWELFTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, NEARLY OPPOSITE FRENCTs
IRVING HOTEL"

UTe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me.
dunn IN the District.- Ithas more reader,
IN the cities Of Washington, Gergeto.cn,
and Alerana ria, than al the other Wash
sngton dailies combined.
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SUNDAY Schools IN ENGLAND.-Att the
time of the late census in England, there
were more than 100000 teachers in
Sunday schools instructing, every Sunday,
in religious knowledge, as many as
1900, 900 children. The total number of
Sunday scholars on the books of the
schools was about 100000, and about
two teachers to every fifteen scholars.
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Readymade Clothing at Reduced
Prices.

"ALL STEPHENS, Pennsylvania ave, next
w to Iron Hall, would remind purchasers that
heir present stock Of Winter Clothing is large and
veil selected, embracing all styles and qualities,
manufactured in the most superior masner. which
they are now selling at greatly reduced prices
Also, q large assortment of Servants Clothing al
cost
'OUTHs AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A large and fine assortment just received. suits-
Die for youths boys, and children Of al ages.
feb i-tf
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DoINGs OF Congress.

SENATE ~ esterday, at the conclusion of Mr.
Wade's speech, Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, replied,
after which the amendment Of Mr.. Chase was
put to the vote, but rejeeted-the numbers be.
ing yeas IS, nays 80. Some further debate
took place, after which the further considera-
ton of the bill was postponed until this day.
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
ton of the Senate bill to regulate the disburse-
tments of the contingent fund of the Senate,
and for other purposes, which had been re-
turned from the House of Representatives.
~ The House had receded from their LIST, 3D.,
4th, 9th, and 9Th amendments; agreed to the
amendment Of the Senate to their 9th amend
ment; and insisted upon their I'd amendment.
/ Mr.. Hunter moved that the Senate recede
from their disagreement. -
Mr.. Badger desired to know what the Senate
were to recede from. .--- 3
Mr.. Hunter replied that the House amend
| ment strikes out the thousand dollar compen-
sation TO the Secretary Of the Senate.
Mr.. Badger moved that the Senate do now
! adjourn.
The motion was agreed to, and tho Senate
adjourned.
| In THE House, yesterday, after We went tO
press, Mr.. Chandler asked leave to report reso.
lutons from the joint committee on the Sar
Francisco steamship affair; leave not granted
Mr.. Odds reported from the Post Office Com.
mittee bill to abolish theprcsent mail steame,
service, and to authorize the Postmaster Gene
raj to reject the same in accordance with the
usages and regulations of the inland mail ser
vice.
Also, an act modifying the nineteenth sec
ton of the act of March 8, 1s45, concerning
compensation to Railroad Companies both o
which were committed.
Mr.. Davis, Of Ind, reported bill from tn
Committee on the District of Columbia, to in
corporate the Pioneer Manufacturing Com
pany, of Georgetown, ID. c.; committed
Mr.. Bissell reported from the Military Com
mittee, bill to increase the present militar
establishment of the United States, the bill t
regulate and increase the pay of the Army Q
the United States, and the Senate bill to recon
pense the city of New York for expenses in
Cured in behalf of the LIST Regiment of Folun
teers in the Mexican war; all three committed
Mr.. Faulkner reported from the same com
mittee, bill to prohibit Army and Nav
officers from being interested in GoyernmeI
contracts; Committed -H-
The Speaker laid before the House a com
munication from the Secretary of War, en-
bracing reports concerning routes surveyed fo
Pacific Railroad referred to the special con
mittee on that subject.
And then, after referring various Senat
bills, which were on the Speakers table III
House agreed to the Senate's joint resolution
granting to the Superintendent of the Publ
Printing two additional clerks After which
they adjourned. .-T
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70 A Chinese merchant at Sacrament
to. Cal, advertises that among bis goods
received, he has 90 dried W orms for soup.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

WILL be rsffied, the entire stock of Confsction.
w cry and Fancy Articles contained in my
tore, on 1th street, above i.
The articles will tie put up in lots. Every one
having chance will get prize.
The rafting will commence THIS EVENING and
ontiuue every evening during next week, until all
The articles are disposed of.
feb 4-3ts W, KRZYZANOWSKI
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AS- Dinner to the Hon. Henry May.
The Dinner to the HoN. HENRY MAI, Of which public
notice has heretofore BEEN given in the papers OF
this city, will take place at the National HOTEL on
Wednesday, the 18th inst at O'Clock I'm. Persons
desiring to participate in this fetiva requested
to make early application to some member of the
Committee Of Arrangements Is the number oftick
cts will be limited.
The gentlemen composing the Commute are
Messrs. John W. Maury, Peter Force, John T. Tow.
ers, Nicholas Callan, Francis Mohup, johnson Hell
len, John B Blake, VIM. b. Magrufer. Francis
McNerbany, Philip r. Fendall, George Parker, John
T. Ennis, Samuel Humphrey, W. b. Webb, Aaron w.
Miller, and N. C. Fowler.
By order of the Committee:
JOHR ". MAURY, Chairman.
w. B. WEBB, Secretary. f.b6-3t.
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IRON PIANO STOOLS

A SUPPLY of the alb rye beautiful. chesp, and du-
"A rable Stools just received Call early to make
a selection. HILBUS s. HITZ' Music Rpot
feb 4-tf
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at,.nt,on. Pioneer,

W. Attention, Pioneers.-The MEM
IL 8 bers Of the Pioneer Club are particularly e.
auested to meet at Cops Saloon, Ga Louisiana ave
nue. between 5th and 9th SITS, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the Sth instant, st O'Clock, in full uni
forrc, as there will be parade
Punctual attendance is earnestly desired OF every
memhef.
BY order Of the President: JAS ALLEN.
G. W. WATSON, Captain. feb 1-zt
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A CARD.

AIRS. WM 7. MADDOX, late of St. Mary's coun
Nl ty, having taken the house formerly occupied
by the Hon. Mr.. Champion, corner Of and 10th St
will be barry to accommodate permanent boarier'
r-36
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~ Russia and Turkey.-Prof Johns
last lecture Of the course will be delivered THIS
EVENING, in the new Lecture Rooms of Carusi's
building, entrance on 18th street. at ~ o'clock pre-
ctsely Subject: "a description of Jerusalem with
views OF the Church of the Sepulchre,' and numer-
Gus other most interesting spots, and much interest
ing matter relative to the Russo-Greek Protection
Admission 20 cents. fe7-lt*
~ Central Academy, corner of and
U3 10th streets.-The parents of our pupils are
respectfully and earnestly requested to attend an
Examination of their children, their studies at
our Academy, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY 18Th, 9th and 1Oth) ensuing. during the
usual school hours. fe7-4t
~ Young Mems Christian Assoc
U3 ciatiOn.-A speciel meeting of this body
viii be held the Lutheran Church, corner of IIth
and Ii streets, ut O'Clock, THIS Tuesday, EVEN
ING, to take action upon the report Of the Clerical
Committee on the Bible Glass.
A full attendance Of the members Is earnestly re.
qussted.
Ladies and gentlemen are also respectfully invi
ted to attend. -, R0BT. s. FORDE,
feb lit Rec. Sec. .
DRETTY VALENTINES! Cheap
i ut WIMEk'S Stationery and
Music Store, 9th IT Get Mar Le, aYt nue..
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NOTICE To cRFDTToRs

THE creditors Of Mrs. Sarah Hammond. will call
i at the store OF George and ThcH as Parker aus
receive the balance due them On their proved &C.
counts. ANTHONY r. FRASER.
feb 4-3tf Committee
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CuPID,S ADDRESS.

THO claiming descent from 0mnipatent Jove,
L And reigning supreme DER the kingdom of Love-
1t is my ambition and fav'rite employ,
To gladden. each heat with contentment and Joy,
And whilst thus engaged on my mission divine,
Methougt.t of a visit IN ST. VALENTINE.
Well knowing his influence DER earth's fair daugh-
tiers,
I wished 10 consult him about my Head Quarters.
And these were his words, "Rest at ease on that
score"
The pla-e is secured-'tis at LAMMOND'S CHEAP
STORE
Where Loves own mementoes in brilliant array
Are furnished to honor my festival day.
Without more ado then urge one snd all,
Who seek smething rich to give HAMMOND q call
feb cost
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W00n-WOOp-W0Op.

CARGO of first rate seasoned DAN WOOD, now
N unloading from the schooner .'sea Horse, >
will be sold cheap in los to suit purchasers if early
application is made to d. ". HEATH,
Corner of 14th street and Canal bridge.
fphT-1t*
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"a Washington Hfghianders.-An
adjourned meeting Of this Company viii be held at
the Armory of the Washington Light Infantry, on
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the sth instant. at o'clock.
Those favorable to the formation Of this Company
are invited to attend.
JOHN Balm, Chairman.
WILLIAM FORSYTH, Secretary. feb 2-1w$
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Hmtthsoninn Institution Lee
llS lures.
On Monday and "Wednesday evenings, the 9th and
Sth instant, by W. Gilmore Simms, OF Charleston,
s C., G litor of the Southern Quarterly Review.
On Friday evening by DR.. J.Lawrnce Smith
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PREMIUM PIANOS.


I'VE have Just o. ened one Of Groveston K Cos
w celebrated premium Piano F0rtes. These
celebrated manufacturers have just received the
Trce highest premiums for Planes exhibited al the
New York Crystal Palace decided assurance Of
heir superiority.
All are invited to call and judge for themselves,
Il the Music Depot of HlLBUS HlTZ.
feb 4-tf
nHANCE TO MAKE mOskl.-ADy
u enterprisine man, who has $3.50 to invest. snd
S disposed TO engage in pleasant and respectable
ouSn rs, that viii yield net income Of at least 800
per month, may hear Of chance 10y addressing IS
l." through the City Post Office.
feb 11w
D0UD0IR AND UNICH0RD PIAN0S-Anothy
ID supply # these beautiful and celebrated Piano
Fcrtes just received which for durability and cheap
ness challenge competition.
HILBUS IIITZ, Music Depot
feb ?-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.

T WILL sell the. Mizpah Farm for $780, 1t is lcca
/ ted in Montgomery county, Md, nire miles
from Washington city and four miles from Belts
Vile Station. 1t contains 112 acres, less is
we'll watered and well timbered, has good barn c
it; the house and other buildings ordinary tn
.oii good and well fenced, good road to it from
Washington (Rock Greek ChuI oh Road)
Apply to the subscriber, corner F ard 10th street
north. VIM. BURNHAM.
feb 1-eo2w
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THE X tckerbocker Magazine for
i February, received and for sale at
SUIlLLINGT0N'S Book store.
The Eclectic Magazine for February
Rankins Abstract of Medieval Science
The Young Duke: or, the Younger Days Of George
the ", by D'Israsli
Dashes OF American Humor-a collection Of anus
ing sketches
New Books, Newspapers, and every thing In the
chesp pubcst on line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore.
Cor. Pa. sv. and AZ St, odcon Building
fab 6-tf
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FOR BALLS, PARTIES, LEvEES, &C.
MAXWELL e. SEARS have just receive
WI six magnificent Evening Dresses embroide. ed
with gold. They are consignment for a few days.
with orders TO close them out at SIS each which is
great sacrifice, being less than they cost to import
We invite the attention of the ladies to these rare
and elegant goods. MAXWELL SEARS,
Fancy store, Penn. avenue, between 9th and
ebT-eo3tif. 10th streets.
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1854,

SODA WATER. SODA WATER,
QUITS SUPERIOR SODA WATER can be OBJ
ID tanned during the winter as we'll as summer
with The best of Syrups
feb 6-eo2v Cor Pa. avenue and 18th 81
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BOOKS-BOOKS m-BOOKSM
CURIOUS, RARE, AND VALUABLE.
UsT RECEIVED AND FGR SALE BY
~ a N


CURIOUS, RARE, AND VALUABLE
UsT RECEIVED AND FGR SALE BY
y GATHERS & BRO,
l02 BALTIMORE STREET.
CORNER OF HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE, Nh.
Sibly's Astrology ard Occult Sciences, vol,
4to numerous steel plates, p'ice...-......$ $40 o.
Webster ON Wichclaft, vol, itr., London,
lbtI price W
Bcyers History of the Life and Reign of Queen
Anne. illustrated with all the medals
struck in this reign, with their explana-
tons, and other useful and ornamental
CUTS VOL, folio, price...................... CT
Beauponts Travels from France to Italy
through the Alps, with Typographical
and historical descriptions, maps and
numerous fine plates, vol, folis, half
CALI V
The Princes of Brabant, IS fine Portraits,
r. vol, small, 4to, boards price -; > "
Heyne'e Virgil, 4 vols, Svo calf, IS; Dodsey :
Collection of Poems, vols, limo, calf, ST; Hapn
Critical Works, yols thick, limo, calf $500 War
ton GU the Genius and Writings Of Pope, with Tick
ellis autograph vols, svo., calf, 50; Sir John Dai
rymplss Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland, I
vols, svo, calf, Sc; Ashs Dictionary Of the English
Language, containing all the obsolete snd unc2ui
mon words, vols, svo, calf HoFells History O.
tn. World, vols folio, half calf, 1855, $40; NJ I
Cicero on the Nature of Gods, vol, 4to-, yeilum.
published 1893 very scarce, So Longinus, by Pearce
l VOL, limo, calf s15o Rollins Bellies Letters, !
vols 12mo calf, $3.50; The Lives Of the Lord
Chapcellors, Lords Keepers and Lords Commission
ers of the Great Seal of England vols, limo, calf
S. and many others equally scarce snd cheap.
fe 7-tf j. GATHERS & BRO.
EOUND-On Thursday last, small sum OF
II MONEY, witch the owner can have by calm,
at this Office, proving property and paying for THU
advertisement. feb 6-3t
ShS REWARD.-S trayed from the subecri
GDC ber's residence on 18th street, on the morn.
ing Of the 3lst ultimo, red and white Buffalo
BULL. The above reward will be given for his SAFE
delivery to me or to any one giving information
that can get him. c. 9. HILL, l4th st.
feb 6-Sts
YALE NTINESl Comic and Sentimental
Valentines. --s.-ss. -l.-
Also, Envelopes, Cards and Writers, at wholeeale
and retail, at LANNON'S, 9TH ST.
feb 6-2t
EOR Evening Parties.-Gloves, Cravats
II Ties and Scarfs in great variety, Of rich sns
fashionable styles. full assortment on hand ct
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
Pa avenue, near Four and a-hali STREET.
jan 2S-ep2w Qnt and senhneD
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FOUND-On Thursday last, a small sum OF
II MONEY, witch the owner can have by callin,
at this Office, proving property and paying for THU
feb 6-St
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of the measure, who, while advocates Of the
propriety Of disregarding the compromise line
of 1920 in framing the bill now under consider
alton, nevertheless, are not of opinion that in
the enactment Of the compromise of 1850, it
was designed to repeal the former compromise
We are perfectly satisfied from what we know
of the views of Senators on the bill now before
that body, that it will pass by quite as large a
majority in full Senate as voted negatively
on the Chase amendment to which We refer
above.
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HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, sassafras, and other
III Toilet Soaps, at reduced prices, at
feb 1T WIMER'S. 9Th st.
MUSICIAN the popular Sheet Music of the
WI day, for sale at WINNERS, 9th st.
feb 1T
WOlfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnap
lust received fresh supply Of this celebrated in'
u MIGRATING cordial, in large and small bottles.
WIN. B. BUTT.
Druggist, corner Ia. avenue end 18th st.
feb T-eolw
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
WANTED
Bids for 800 or 400 Cords Pine w o ID.

Bids for 300 or 400 Cords Pine W ID.
PROPOSALS will he received, by the subscriber,
L ut his Office, Smithsonian Grounds, for the fur
nishng Of from three four hundred cords Of b-st
pine Wood, (well seasoned to re delivered on tie
groun Is Of the Unised States Military Asylum, n. G
Bis sent post paid will be attended TO.
GILBERT A. CAMERON.
Contractor Military Asylum.
The wood wanted as per the above advertisement
is the best seasoned Spruce.
The distance TO he carted from the Canal is about
81 miles, most Of the WY by It'll street plank road.
100 cords wanted before the LIST of May coming the
b llance before the lst Of August next
percentage will be retained for a faithful CON-
pli.nse with the contract
Bids will be received from farmers IN the neirh-
borhood and will be received up 20 the 18th Of q ID
month G. CAMERON.
fab G-dt15tls
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VALENTINE S Comic and Sentimental
Valentines. --s.-se. ...--..
Also, Envelopes, Cards and Writers, at wholeeale
and retail, at LANNON'S, 9TH st.
feb 6-2t
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A Claimant Going Before Congress.-It has
long been held by the accounting officers, and
by the Attorney General Of the United States,
that not only is a claim which has been acted
upon and rejected by Congress, entirely out of
the consideration of the accounting officers, but
also that party who prefers claim against
the Government, which is not passed by the
proper officers, and elects to resort to Congress
for relief, must abide by his election, and fail
OF succeed in his application before that body
(See opinions of Attorney General, August %,
lS45 ----.---------...--.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY :.
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rECOND HAND CHICKERING PIAN0.-A sec,
y oud hand Piano made by Jonas Cbickerlne, o.
Boston, for sale low at the Muse Depot OF
feb 3-tf HILBUS HlIZ
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| tons are now in progress for renting ION the
| part of the GovernmenD the Columbia College
| and Grammar School buildings in the city
which lay one square from Broadway, opposite
Park place, and between Barclay, Murray and
Church streets and College place The College
and Grammar School buildings, the latter
being fre-proof, are said to be sufficient for the
proper accommodation of the three United
States Courts hold in the city, the headquarters
of the COMMUNICATIVE Chief of the United
States, and the Quartermaster's, Paynaster's
and Navy Agents Offices also; IS we'll as to
prison, which is very much needed there, in
deed At present, any one held in custody of
the United States Marshal, for the Southern
District of New York, must be committed to the
| Eldridge street Jail, which is in the hands of
the State authorities, who receipt to the Mar
shall for persons so committed to their charge.
| They (prisoners) thus pass virtually out of the
| custody of the United States, which subjects
| the Mar shal to many Inconvenience and en-
barrassments, and gives rise to conflicts Of
jurisdiction on wits of habeas corpus. In the
case of the last arrest there under the extra
dition demand of Great Britain, to avoid such
a conflict of jurisdiction, we hear that the
| Marshal has been obliged to keep the prisoner
in his private custody, with four men to guard
him, at very heavy expense, we take it. 1t
constantly occurs that innocent emigrants, and
others, who are unable to give bail for their
appearance at Court as witnesses, are incar-
| cerated in the Eldridge street Jail with crimi-
| mails of the worst description for the want of
such prison as it is now proposed to establish,
solely for the safe-keeping of persons in the
custody Of the United States Marshal of the
| Southern District of New York. We know the
| Columbia College buildings well, their loca-
ton, &C., and are satisfied that if they can be
obtained at q fair rent, the Government could
not possibly do better than to thus appropriate
| them. s- - ~ .-5. a-.
The Vote on Senator Chase's Amendment
The minority Of thirteen who yesterday voted
| in the affirmative on the amendment Of Senator
Chase to the Nebraska and Kansas Territories
bill comprised more " less well known friends
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OLIVIER, STONE FOLSOM,
OFFER for sale at their Real Estate Rooms at the
II IL Hnuse in Paul Min the following

OLIVIER, STONE Il FOLSOM,
OFFER for sale at their Real Estate Rooms at the
u Court House in st. Paul Min, the following pro-
certy In the City of st. Paul:
of lot No IA in block No D. Leaches Addition, being
IS l-2 feet front on Ramsey street.
co. Lots and block !, and iots Is and II block B.
and lot block A i'm Naykley Il Walkers addition.
AIso Lots and block l6 in kttson's addition, upon
which is erected a cottage dwelling, etc.
And lots 3 and block Bass addition.
Also lands st. Paul, as follows:
In Town 20, Range ~,
400 acres, being hf n ar and eqr n qr sec rs,
and qrs Or sec 23, and w hf n W qr, and n or
sw ar sec S, and eqrn Or, and n or n e or
and n e or W or sec t.
In Town 20, Range %.
l6O acres follows W hf IN ar and s quarter n w
or sec TO- and S W Or W or sec 3.
In Town 80, Range 20.
462 follows: Lots No ], 2, and A. and III
eqr and W qr 9 e or, and e hfs W qr sec III and
lot No S sec 80.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon rea
sonable terms. For further parti cnlars enquire OF
OLIVIER. STONE FOLSOM.
st. Paul, March %, ls54-49-U
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WINTER AND SPRING ARRIVAL
THE WORLDS FAIR
LAS received per Burbank d Co.'S Express, varied
LII assortment of
PRINTS, DeLAINES, CASHMERES,
.Merinos, Giores, Hosiery,
UO0ten Goods,
Muslin collars and Undersleeves Velvet Ribbons ETC.
These Goods, together with the remainder of Fall and
winter stock of FANCY and DOMESTIC Dry GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats and caps, Boots and Shoes, carpeting, Yankee
Notions &C., will be sold small advance over
Eastern cost, preparatory to starting for my spring
stock. EDWARD KEENAN,
A Worlds Fair store cor, Sd and Roberts.
CHAs. w. BoRUP CHAs. Ii. OAKEs
BORUP OAKES.
IuNHE undersigned having formed a cOpartnership for
transacting Exchange and Banking business in all
its various branches, will be prepared furnish sight
aud time exchanges the East and principal cities of
the West. Remittances to Great Britain Ireland and
continent of Europe, made in to suit purchasers
Sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased,
collections made and proceeds remited usual
of exchange. All other business committed to care,
punctually attended to.
BORUP & OAKES.
jy1. LIFT