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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, January "a, 1876


The Wing caucus meets at Annapolis to.
morrow evening to nominate United States
Senator. he contest Gf contest it be) is en-
tirely between the friends of Mr. Pearce and
Mr.. Hamilton. Those who know best and
whose opinion is entirely reliable, say that
Mr. Pearce will, beyond question, receive the
nomination, and so he should Amongst the
many distinguished statesmen of our country
Mr. Pearce stands pre-eminently and deserved
ly conspicuous for his marked ability A NOM
nation by the legislative caucus will be equal
to an election Hence you may put it down as
an almost indisputable fact, that the honorable
Senator will be retained in the high position
which he has filed with such marked ability.
Mr.. Pearce has already been spoken of by
many with reference to the Presidency-and
who can divine the future, He occupe
amongst his political friends very conspicu-
Gus and enviable position; and not only this,
but halls from decidedly favorable geograph-
zeal position. Maryland is a middle and a
border State, between free and slave States
She is unobjectionable to the South, as we'll as
the North. Her policy is pacific, and to hars
m 'nize with both sections of the country.
Then, again, she has never had President.
Liz ''Oiu llIe deserves ECmetIllnI
as we'll as the ''Granite Hills of New Hamp-
shire. a fair and liberal set off, therefore,
would be to place her Pearce upon parallel
with the distinguished son of that rock-bound
sister State of similar name. MIR. Pearce has
always occupied high ground, and stands wi h
his party, not only in the Immediate circle of
home, but throughout the entire Union, as
favorably as any man in it, l say this much
freely, gratuitOusly, without having tho re-
hottest shad0w Of 8 design to apply for an
Office three years hence, should he be elected
President of our glorious republic.
The Legislature of Maryland to-day. passed
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad loan of fire
millions of dollars unanimously. 1t il now q
law and ready for immediate execution
The Sunday or temperance law is now
being rapidly put in force by our new Sheriff.
Several of our liquor vendors have been pre-:
sented, and fined. Some few of tAem continue
to whip the devil round the stump" by SELL
ing old common cigars, worth, probably ten
cents bushel. at a '.fp'' piece, demanding
pay for the article. They, then, with marked
generosity, ask the customer what hs will have
to drink, and treat him with wonderful grace.
This subterfpge, however, will prove abortive,
as the law expressly says he shall not dispose
of it in any shape or form-not even by giving
it away. The abolition of Sunday drinking,
if effected, must prove highly beneficial
The total defalcation of Lambert S. Nor
wood, late Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
is stated by the Comptroller to be ST.. 1862, and
to the city SIS, 4s7-making total of $50, 299
Quite respectable sum to have been sauan-
dered In eighteen months. RODERICK,
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~ The stock Of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich and varied at present
citizens in want Of Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Male Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Their
goods by themselves and purchasers
may rely on good fit. They closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season. Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
!.
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By f. N sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

BY f. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOT AND BRICK DWELLING on
Y 10th street-On FRIDAY, January 9TH, at 4
ociock p m, on the premises, shall sell the north
nait c1 Lot No. 10, in square No. sTS, situated on
10Th street west between and streets north hay.
Ing front OF 70 feet, aud depth of lO7 ct inohes
10 oO foot alley, improved by two-story and attic
brick dwelling, containing rooms.
little indisputable. Conveyancing at the expense
of purchaser.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in equal in
sta men:s, at Fix, IL. and Is months with interest
jan 23-Gts nnt)
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~ An OUNCE Of fact Is worth q pound OF theory !;
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
that Incompatible preparation, Hollands German
Bitters prepared by Dr. c. H. Jackson, Philadelphia,
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
such would prevent incredulity itself from ques
tioning its efficacy In all cases Of disease Of the
stomach whether acute chronic, it may be recon-
mended for its soothing, cordial and renovating in.
nuenee. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite nau
sea- nervous tremors, relaxation and debility &C.,
are relieved By the Bitters in very short space Of
time; and perseverance in their use never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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Drs. FlOdoardo and )"AyING .sso.
Hamilton r. Howard III ciated in the
Practice OF Medicine offer their services to the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and sts
vs. DR.. y. Howard's health being re-established.
ne will as heretofore devote special attention to Mid
wliery and the diseases of women and children
IN 16-dlm*
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OLD BOOKS,

II UME'S Essays, 2 vols 80
IL Madame de Sevigne's Letters, translated into
English, vols -'
Mont squisns Spirit ct Laws, translated into En-.
giish, 2 vols = -
Bscon's Essays, 2 vols -e....ea aE
Grotius on War and Peace, in English, 3 vols
English, I vol -''' 'A'''
London Stage, 4 vols
Dibdin's Classics, 2 vols
works Of George Lord Lyttleton, vols g
eecona-nsnd copies Of the shove, new ones not be.
JAN Nv 3s-.5-. = RRANCK TAYLOR,
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Destructive Fire at Alleehauy Civ.

PIrTsBURG, Jan. 24.-The Western
Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian
Church in Allegheny City was burnt to
the ground last evening. About half of
the library, which was very valuable,
was saved. The building was insured
for $4,000, ond the library was partially
insured. About forty students Of divinity
occupied the building, but no lives were
lost.
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New York. Jan. 24.--Reliable letters
received from Europe by the Niagara say
that the English Cabinet recently propo-
sed to the French Government to despatch
two corps Of troops to act against Russia
on Land-one in Fee.and and the other
In Crimed-the English Government to
pay all expenses.
ms proposition was made by the En-
gilsh oaoinet under the belief that the
war could no longer be avoided. 1t il
is SAID that Napoleon declined il on the
ground that it would leave England ut
liberty to withdraw from theS war At
pleasure putting England and France on
different positions; that in his onin;on
when decided action was taken, both
Governments should stand in the same
position before the World. He declared
himself ready to join England against
Russia.
Spain. F-E
Later accounts from Madrid say that
preparations are making to dethrone the
Queen and to place the Duke de Alba
on the throne with the aid of France.
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vTNHESE two celebrated long wool
l. sheep and shetland COW and calf will remain for
this week only before leaving for the North. They
have teen visited by hundreds of citizens and
gers daily and are said to be the greatest natural
curosties IN the world. We advise all who have not
seen them to give them call before they leave the
city The proprietors have several pair which they
offer for sale cheap. ian 23-4t
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New Orleans Market

New ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Cotton un-
changed. flour-sales to-day Of 16. 500
barrels of City Mills Flour at 500 q
1913. Coftee-400O bags of coffee were
sold to-day: No change in other articles
usually spoken of in the markets.
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sNOT1CE = WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
On Isnnsylranta Avenue merit door to adams d Cos.

EIpTeSs.
DROFESSOR DUNBAR Informs the citizens Of
L Washington, Alexandris and Georgetown, that
ne has at a very great expense engaged the cele-
brated naturalist, Dr. JAMES THORN, from B8l imorp
for lev days only with his unrivalied petrfaction
of Mars into stone as ne, feet "a when alive. and
positively stands matc!Iless in thu world. 1t has
Teen exhibited for three months and three weeks at
Carroll Hal to upwards of one hundred thousand
they ever beheld. The above will be exhibited To-
MORROW, the 26th instant, along with the greatest
living curiosities in the animal kingdom-the two
largest and longest wooded sheep in the world, and
queens of all sheep kind Also, the smallest Shet
land cow and calf ever beheli, the COW standing
only 80 iuehes high, and the calf is years o!I and
strange to say gives milk although never having a
calf. DIR. James Thorns's stay being positively
limited to few days, an early call is requisite.
Admission to both exhibitions only 81 certs-c chill
dren half price, ian 25-4ts
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WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER RAKERV

street, bet,ceen Four-anda-haH and 9th streets.
II'HE subscriber having enlarged and re6tted his
i establishment with the most improved ma.
chinery, driven by steam, is prepared to supply
any demand with which he may be favored
The facilities with which he is provided, enables
him TO manufacture Crackers which will compare in
No exertion will lie spared to give fatishctiou
orders promptly filed and delivered free of expense
Country merchants and others sending orders by
mall can have their goods delivered at the Railroad
Depot, the Canal in Georgetown, any of the Steam
boat landings.
On hand aud ready for delivery, full supply Of
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, and Sugar Crackers
Wine Biscuit, Lemon, and other pic MICS
jan l4-eoSw. THOS II. HAVENNER.
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~ WHY HAVE We Two EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEArsroNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision In
June, 1888, Prof. WHEATsroNE detailed the true
theory OF snocular vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram OF his illustrative apparatus which
he first called the STEREoscoPE, (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see,) for which, in 1910,
he was awarded the Royal Medal. It's practical
utility has been overlooked, until very recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WIIITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
ANGLES and also in the colorng by which they super
sede anything we have yet seen In Photography. We
advise all who have not them TO call at his Gal
lery, over ths store Of Duval Bro near four and
q half street.
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Senator Brown, &c.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-The steam
ships Daniel Webster, for San Juan, and
the Ell Dorado, for Aspinwall, sailed from
here to-day. .-
Hon. A. G. Brown, Senator elect from
Mississippi, has gone to Washington.
The weather here has become quite
frosty.
A fleet of boats is expected here from
the Ohio.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, AUCT1oNEERs

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Auction
~ MONDAY, the Both instant, we shall sell, a,
~ O'Clock g. m, at the residence of Mrs Brooks on
U street north near the corner of 9Th STREET west
(the flag will designate the house good assortment
OF nearly new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs bureaus. and Tables
Maple Bedsteads. hair and other Mattresses
Cane seat and other Chairs, Carpets
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
With q general assortment Of other Furniture
which We deem unnecessary to enumerate
Terms: Under So cash over that sum credit O
sixty and ninety dsys, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Jau &f-U AuctioDpers
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Niagara ct Boston.

BosroN, Jan. 25.-The Niagara has ar
rived at this port from Halifax. The de-
tails of European news are interesting and
gives warlike aspect to affairs in Eu-
rope.
Tie Niagara passed, January 9th, the
ASA going out; also the ship Matilda for
London nearly wrecked, with ten feet Of
water in the hold.
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NV York Market.

New YORK, Jan. 25, 1 p. M.-Flour
duller-sales Of c, 900 bbls. State at IS "a
a So l2i: Southern SO 90 a SO lSs.
Wheat-sales at from 50 10 50 49,.
Corn-30,000 bushels sold at IS a 81 90.
Cotton dull. Stocks firmer.
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Europa Sailed.

Nav YORK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Eau.
ropa sailed to day, carrying 30 passen-
gers, and $500, 900 in specie. j. Ward,
Esq, of Baltimore, was among the pas
sengers.
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GAS FIXTURES

VINHE subscribar takes pleasure in announcing to
i the public that his stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some of tne best and latest patterns has
been received and that he is prepared to sell at
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
will phase call and examine-they will no doubt
find it to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu.
binb at the usual rates. J. w. THONPSON
dec l5-tf
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Contributions-The Weather.

Contributions-The Weather.
BOSTON Jan. 24.-The amount collect.
ed here for the San Francisco rescuers,
fund is now over $4,000. The commit.
tee meet to make awards on Thursday.
The weather is very cold, the Their.
mometer this morning being six degrees
above zero.
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lOh AENT-A convenient Store and OVAL.
Ing IN the business part of the city, on 18th
street, fourth door north of Pennsylvsnia avenue.
10 Q good tenant the rent will be moderate.
Apply to G R.CiGSKRv
jan 24-3t* ~ WA
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MAR RI z D.

On the 22d instant, by the Rev. DR.. Butler, Mr..
LEVI HUMPHREY 10 Mrs. ELLEN SWEETING,
all of this city $50. fHt-ts-s
On the Doth instant, by the Rev. James H. Brown,
Mr. JAS. B. ENROUGHTY ia Miss HENRIETTA
C. HARDAWAY, both If Virginia.
On the 24th instant, BY the Rev. J. M. P. Atkin-
lima, to Miss FANNIE c., daughter Of the late Jno.
w. f. Corbin, of Virginia. f1- go
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Judah Turn

New ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-The late
Judah Turo left numerous legacies to in
dividualS and institutions. Among the
legacics TO individuals are SIS 900 each to
Shearth Israel, Charleston, and Milhoe
Israel, Savannah.
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Death Of a New York Merchant.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Walter B. Town
send, an extensive New York merchant,
was accldently killed at Peck Slip ferry
to-day.
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rNO.L ETA first rate business lot .uitah,s for
lumber, COAL or wood Depot, on the corner
OF 18th street west and the canal street north Also
Two story and basement brick HOUSE, with store
ana nall back building. Inquire of Jno. z. Hilton
agent, l4th street, between and sts north.
jan l7-Tu&F3w
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E'oKNISHED ROOMS-With or without bo.rI
n Toilet on Indiana avenue, three doors from ID
street. Ia pleasant and agreeable location, within
nvs minvtes walk Of the Capitol near Pennsylvauia
pot. Terms moders.s. Apply on tie premises.
dec 23-tf f' w. VIZ P"o''
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t>oR saba FARM, in Fairfax county, Va. Is
-. miles from Alexandria, laying on the OK road,
netWeen Fairfax Courthouse and Occouuan Mills
ABOUT miles from Berks Station on the Railroad,
u contains about 22a acres, good strea4. OF water
runs through it: between thlps anu four hundred
FRUIT trees, dwelling aad out houses, and we'll tim
bered. Fur Incarnation apply to
,n WIN. WASHINGTON,
uoo 10 Capitol Hill.
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NOPP's PAVILION EOR SAFE

~ Will sell the Lease, Fixtures, &c. of nv o..
1aonshment, on Louisiana avenue. opposite the
Unitarian Church, near 9th street A rare chance
~ now 9nered 10 any one desireng establishment
of this kini. large dining room for reguI,r h,ari
ers parors, for Private suppers, the most spaciou,
Bathing Rooms, Bowling Saloon Pistol Gallery, and
the l,rgest and most convenien. Concert and Ball
room in Washington, d. c, ''
in peri ct order. OH
jan 21-3t MOSES capp
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NOTICE.

"ALTER POMEROY, Of Georgetown, D. c., re-
w spectfully informs his fellow citizens that he
has received from the Circuit Court of the county OF
washington. land given bond in due form,) the ap-
pointment Of CONSTABLE. He will, therefore, NOR.
form the duties of that Office with fidelity, and win
collect debts, rents, and all other agencies on the
most reasonable terms, making prompt returns Of
the proceeds. He solicits q share Of the public
patronage, and promises to do his duty.
Witness his hand; WALTER POMEROY
jan, l6-IM &c "a - y
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k'oR SALE Or RENT-Two two story BRICK
- HOUSES, on 10th street, near the West Mar
ket, pump in front, good yards, wcodhouses, and a
good alley in the rear, at s. per month.
ApplS at the store of T. W. johnson & Co,
Jan 19-eo3t*
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THE ART OF WAR

CULINARY OF THE ART OF WAR, or a new An.
- aiytical Comperd Of the principal oombin.t.on.
OF strategy o. Grand Tactics and Of Military Policy
General to his Majesty Emperorof an The pv.s;.IP
Translated from the French by Major O. s. Winsh,n
Assistant Afjutsnt General, o. A., and Iseutan.p,
7. Mclean, LIST Infantry, u s.A. ''nAn'
History Of the City OF New York NV n.x,sr -,
entins, Clerk of the Common Council. - '~''
Gilmore Simms ESQ. ~'''-' W :" :
Inc pniloeophy Of Physics, OF Proeess of Creative
ceveiopement BY Andrew Brown, Member OF he
Amefcsa Association for the Advancement of science
Inc Church OF Christ not an Ecclesia sticfen = -
Yer 70 aSectarian, by Henry james. -
80 Just received az TAYLOR MAURY-s
Bookstore neaf 9th Street.
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A6-ADAAS AND DUNsHEE, successors to THOMPSON,
are making and coloring DAauERREo1YPEs superior
in beauty and delicacy Of finish to any heretofore
made in this city. Pa. avenue, between and 9Th
streets.
Call at their Metropolitan Gallery, and examine
their work. jap16-f.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT.-The suhsc,i, or has ,h-.a ro~
Frame HOUSES for rent, each containing sig
rooms They are located on East Capitol street he.
tween 4th and 9th streets. For terms apply to
D. A. DALEY, Deatist
jan <+-oI~ near Browns Hotel
RoiADaNG LOTS.-A variety of city build.
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE WEIR
Heal Estate Agents few doors east of National Hotel
jan 4-eo3m --O''i
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-Markets as re.
ported yesterday.
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"ANTED-A situation as nurse, chambe-.
w maid, or laundress, either ia private FAINT
ly or boarding house who can give unouesti an bic
references. Enquire of Mrs. H. ESTERLY, Penn
SWANS avenue, between ID and Sd streets.
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k'OA RE NT-A convenient two story HOUSE,
4 with basement, containing Eight rooms, all
private, situated on street north, between 4tb
and 9Th streets. "
street, between L and NJ streets north.
jan A-eo3t
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lTNHE undersigned has completed the above estab
i ishment, and is now prepared to execute every
variety OF work, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings
Scroll Saving, &c to which he desires to call atten
ton of builders and others.
Intending to devote his whole attention to THU
business, he hopes to receive share Of the publis
patronage.
He has connected with the above the msnufactur,
of planes and having the services Of Of the hes
makers IN the country, b prepared to furnish car
pcnters and dealers at short notice. R 49,,
WM. B. DAVIS, -l
Cor. LIST and D sts., near Railroad Depot,
Jan le-eolR - - --- - ,-s1.fa II
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EOR RENT-Wil be to let on the LIST Of Feb
ruary next, a two story brick HOUSE, with a
Wen finished basement, and one story and a half
PACK ouldng: situated on the corner of Vermont
and streats north. Inquire Of JNO p. HILTON
Agent Office on l4sh street west between l. and NJ
streets HorGn ian 6-F6Tue,zx
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NOSES CopP.

k'OH RE T-Four small frame HOUSES, On
4 street, between Sd and AZ streets south -
Apply to {. W. Havenner, on street between Az
and 9th streets north, or of Samuel Humphrey. on
corner of ~ and streets south.
Jan 2l-lw
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E'ok RENT-ln healthy snd pleasant location
= TWO comfortable ROOMS, furnished either can
De used ss Ea lors, or bed chambers Inquire on Sb
s'tee' seeSnd door from Louisiana avenue.
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EMIL E EMS GOODS
" A full stock Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks. Neck Tel
Scarfs, half hose, Gloves Of all kinds
Nuf1ers, Suspenders, de-, very cheap.
VERIFY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Corner Of 9TH street and Pa avenue

Chickering, Nunns and Clarke's Pr
amos.
lust received, per barque Celestia, from Boston,
u further supply of Pianos from Chickering and
Sons. My stock now comprises the largest and most
elegant assortment Of Pianos in this city. Splendid
Louis XIV, CENTRAL and square Pianos, Of 6I, 6l%,
6, and -lctaves. of every variety Of style and I'm
ish from the cee brated factories Of Chickerng and
Sons, Boston, Nunns Clarke, and Bacon Raven.
New York, whose long experience and high reputa-
ton rank them the first factories in the United
States; Also from other approved manufactures.
Purchasers are thus afforded the advantage Of a
personal selection from an assortment Of instru-
ments so elegant and extensive, from the most re-
nowned manufactoiies at prices as low as they can
be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment.
By the packet of Saturday from Boston, and by
transportation line from New York, shall receive
an additional supply Of four more Pianos.
A complete assortment of Guitars, Violins, Flutes
&C., Harp, Guitar and Violin Strings, Of very best
quality.
New Music received semi-weskly.
RICHARD DAVIS,
jan 19-eost Penn. avenue
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BALL OF THE
ISLAND FRIENDSHIP cIilR-

'dE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i announce to the public that their second Raj
OF The season will take place at Island Hall, On
MONDAY ENENING, January 3Oth, 1854.
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or Az
their former ones.
Several new dances and cotillons, will be intro
dueed, among which the "Friendship Reel" Music
by MI H. w. Rice Co.'S Cotioa Band.
gagged.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of the managers
and at the door on the evening of the ball
MANAGERS:
W T Walker, CIR Bishop.
Dudley, AN Caldwell.
Alex TAFT GBClark
j + johnson, j Holt
Lew Jones, II Graham.
Jan 23-lWa
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mass CHA FATs-A largo and varied
s:at Cravats, Ties, Napoleons &c, Of rich and new
styles and best qualities, at '->' ''' y"
STEVENS's Sais.room.
!on -.~eook Browns Hotel,