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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!
CARUSI'S SALOON.
MADAME ROSA DE VRIES
AND HER

OPERA TROUPE,
WILL GIVE A
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND
OPERA1TC CONCERT,
On TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8.
On which occasion the following great. combination
OF Artistes will appear, in connection with
MADAM ROSA DE vRIES,
Prima Donna Of the Italian Opera Company.
SIGN0R MORIN0
Primo Baritone, from the San Carlo of Naples and
the Havana Company.
SIGNOR MARTIN LAZARE,
The celebrated Pianist and Composer, and Profess
sor from the Conservative of Paris and who was
decorated with the Legion of Honor and received a
Gold Medal from the King of Holland as first Pianist
and Composer of the Kingdom, and
SIGNOR PASSARILLA.
The selections for the Concert will contain the
gems of the
OPERAS OF NORMA, THE PROPHET,
DAUGHTER OF THE REGI- BARBER OF SEVILLE,
MENT, LA SoNNAMBULA,
LA FAvoRITA, Don GIOVANNI, and
LUcRErIA BoRGIA, LOMBARD.
The price of admission has been fixed al ONE DOL
LAR to all parts Of the Hall
mo extra charge for secured seats.)
Conductor and Director--MARTIN LAZARE.
The sale of Seats will commence on
Monday Morning, at o'clock,
AT the Music store of R. Davis Pennsylvania avenue
where diagram of the Hall may be seen.
With every admission ticket will be given a certi-
cate bearing the number corresponding to the seat
The certificate has to remain in the hand of the orgi
nal holder and establishes the ownership of the seat
ty~ The programme containing full particulars
of the pieces to be sung, may be had at the music
stores.
ray- Concert to commence at eight o'clock pre-
cisely.
sN- The Piano used on this occasion is from the
celebrated mandatory of Chickering, and kindly
loaned by Richard Davis. feb 2--td
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CHINA, CHINA, CHINA /!

CHINA, CHINA, CHINA!
~ 8. FOWLER 81 co. (stOre in Odd
w Fellows Hall, Seventh street) have Just CON-
pleted opening large assortment Of CHINA, QUEENs-
WARE, and GLASS, making their stock at this time
equal to any in the country; consisting in part as
follows, viz
Decorated, gold band and plain white, French
China Dinner, Dessert, Tea, and Breakfast
Sets, and detached pieces, such Fruit Bas-
dining tables, and Punch Bowls
India China, in dinner and tea sets, and detached
pieces
white dinner, tea, breakfast, and toilet sets
and detached pieces, in every pattern and
shape
Also in great variety
Dresden, Terra-cotta, Parian, and French China
Vases, Card Receivers, Jewel Stands
Candlesticks, Motto Cups and Saucers,
Mugs, Pitchers DC.
GLASSWARE, rich cut and engraved
Crystal straw, stem, and pressed Globets
Champagnes, Wines, Cordias, and Tumblers
Finger Bowls, Water Bottles, Spoon Holders
Toilet Bottles, Cologne Bottles, Globes
Lamps, rich and plain Decanters
Gut and pressed Bowls, and silvered Bowls
Solar, ETHEREAL Hall, and Side Lamps
Candelabras, Girandoles, rich and plain Casters
Britannia Coffee Urns, Tea Sets covered and
uncovered
Pitchers, Punch and Molasses Pitchers
Fine Cutlery and Albata Forks Spoons, &C., of
the most approved and latest patterns
Also Block Tin Coffee Urns, higgins, Teapots,
Plate Warmers, Egg Boilers, &c.
With an endless variety of goods not named, which
respectfully invite strangers and citizens to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Storekeepers and country merchants will find 1t to
their advantage to buy Of US, facilities are
equal to any other importing house in the United
States, and we are determined TO sell as low.
N. b. Goods carefully put up for the country by
an experienced packer, and delivered free of charge
in any part of the city.
feb 2-3taw4wif
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by j. G. Mcclure, AuctiOneer.

On Tuesday afternoon, February goth, at
o'clock, by virtue Of deed of trust dated August
the land records for Washington county, ID. G., /
shall SELL at public sale, in front of the premises part
of lot numbered l, in square numbered $50, COM
mencing for the same ON New Jersey avenue 1873
feet inches northwardly of street. thence at right
angles from said avenue 80 feet; thence due west
feet; thence due north feet 5 inches thence due
east feet thence due north 90 feet; thence east 2s
feet; thence along said southwardly 10 feet
improvements thereon. being two-story Frame
House.
Terms Of sale: All conveyancng at the expense Of
the purchaser, and the terms to be complied with
within five days from the day Of sale; on failure
thereof the Trustee the right to resell the
premises ut the risk and expense Of the delinquent
purchaser. JOHN Y. DONN Trustee
]. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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by ROTHWELL ~ BROWN,
AuctiOneers.

- Property.--On Thursday, the first day of Feb
ruary 1855, we shall sell in front of the premises
the steamboat la iding, at O'clock r. NJ, at public
auction, by virtue Of deed of trust dated November
15, 1858, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. s. No. 81
folios 1888, 87l, all that lot OF land designated as lot
No. 81 in square No. 827, according to Lawrence's
subdivision Of portion Of said square, with all the
alley privileges, buildings, and improvements con
sisting Of a valuable brick tenement A plat and de-
scrpton of the lot, with its dimensions and contents
will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms Of sale; $70O cash within three days after
the sale, 5000 in nine nhs and $3.50 in twenty
months the balance in two years. deed to be given
and deed of trust taken to secure the deferred pay
ments All conveyancing at the expense of the pur-
chaser. A. ROCKWELL. Trustee
eay-The above sale is postponed to Thurs
day, the 18th instant, same hour and place.
A. ROTHWELL, Trustee.
R0THWELL h BROWN,
feb 2--eOtd Auctioneers
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FOR SALE.

UyHE premises, No, BOG, ON Ninth street
u west, between L and NJ streets The lot is 25
feet 'front.' with good alley for its exclusive use by
100 feet deep. The building is well constructed Of
the very best materials and conveniently arranged
for pleasant residence, with well in the back yard,
never failing springs, together with good cellar
der the front house, well arranged and conveniently
finished, constituting very desirable residence. The
title is good and the terms will be accommodating
Possession can be bad about the middle of April next
Inquire of Mr.. Potts, living next door, at No 8os
who viii show the property and make known the
terms of sale. JOHN L0WBER
feb b-eo5t* Washington.
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY,

And take Medicines Prepared By a Regular
Physician Only.
a REMEDY for each Disease, and all
N Pain Cured Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
STA, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Scrofula, and all
Skin Eruptions, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bowel Alice
TONS Piles, Sore and Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heart
Disease Papitation, Neuralgia, Kidney and Bladder
Affections, Dropsy, Falling Of the Womb, and Female
Complaints.
DIR. j. 8. Roses celebrated Family Medi-
cines the result Of thirty years practice in Phil
and have been well tested and approved by hundreds
Of physicians, and thousands of patients.
DIR. j. =. Roses Cough Syrup or Expec-
torant.-This Syrup, having stood the test Of many
years experience remedy for irritation nam-
nation Of the Lungs, Throat or Bronchial is acknow-
lodged by jill TO be a remedy eminently superior 10
all other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma Consumption,
and all Lung diseases. Price so cents and 81.
DIR. j. s. Roses Whooping-Coug Syrup.
This preparation always relieves and prevents the
Whooping- Cough from running into other diseases,
such as Inflammation Of the Lungs, Dropsy in the
Chest and Consumption. II gives instant relief and
frequently cures in one week. Price so cents.
DIR. J. =. Roses Group Syrup. Children are
also liable 10 Group, which dangerous complaint
yields Immediately 70 DR.. ]. s. ROSES Never Fail
ing Group Syrup. Price IS cents
DIR. j. y. Roses Pain Curer cures all pain
internal and external II may be relied on for curing
and giving almost instant relief TO Cholera Morbus,
Cholic, and Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, Rbeu-
matsm from Cold, Sore Throat, pains in the Limbs,
Back Side, Chilblains, Sprpins and Bruises Safe
10 all ages. Price IL Ia, 25 and so cents.
DIR. j. =. Roses Alternative, or Family
Pills, for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach and Continuously cents.
DIR. j. y. Roses Golden Pills, for the Fall
ing of the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and
Relayatoe-50 cents.
DIR. Rose. Female Pills, a valuable remedy
for Female Complaints. Superior 10 Hooper's Pills.
25 cents.
DIR. j. 3. Roses Compound Extract Of
Buchu, for all diseases Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der, and for Dropsy Price 80 cents.
DIR. y. q. Roses Nervous Cordial, for all
nervous conditions Of the system, Neuralgia, Heart
Disease, Palpitation, &C. &c.--5o cents.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease, or
weak by nature should read DIR. J. r. ROSES HeSi-
cal Adoissr (which contains description Of the dis
eases Of our climate and the mode Of treatment II
can be had without charge, OF
r. b. GILMAN,
@. ST0TT 4 CO,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
ID. b. CLARK,
ii. II. MCPHERSON,
w. IT. EVANS,
KIDwELL a LAWRENCE,
]. b. MOORE,
Washington, ID. O.
J. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown.
And by all dealers in Alsrsndris, Virginia.
Jan e-eoif em
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WILLTAM q. DEAIE

Tenders his services TO the public generally, as
MEASURER OF ALL KINDS OF WORK con-
NECTED WITH BUILDING.
Office ON ID street, near 7th. second story,
Near Patriotic Bank, Washington. jan 81
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNErsHIP.

NOllCE Ut SO-tAhINE HShlfs
WASHINGTON HALL RES7,A URANT,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street.
South side.
ID M. DUBANT begs leave to say to
- his friends and former customers that he has
disposed of his late establishment under the St
Charles Hotel and to inform them that he will here
after be found at the above named Restaurant which
will be conducted under the joint management Of
BENTER AZ DUBANT.
The firm beg TO assure their friends and the public
generally that exerons will be spared by them TO
deserve continuance Of the favor and patronage
they have heretofore respectively received and that
their establishment for order, cleanliness and atten
ton TO the wants Of their vsiters, shall be unsur-
passed in this, or any other city.
Their Larder will always be supplied with the most
choice Winds Luxuries, and Delicaces that the mar
ket Afford and their Bar we'll stocked with bever-
ages Of the most yorite kinds and best qualities To-
gether with choice lot Of Cigars Of superior brands.
WIN. +. BENTER,
Jan 81-eo6t PETER M. DUBANT.
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DAVID A BAIRD,
PAPER-HANGER AND UPH0ISTERER,

4s1, Eighth Street. near Penn. AUenue
HAS on hand extensive and splendid assort-
IL ment Of paper-hangings, including gold, satin,
and common papers; also, gold, velvet and gold, and
panel papers Of every description consisting Of
French, walnut e-wood, maple, oak, and pine, with
all their various mouldings and ornaments, which he
pu q up in the most workmanlike manner and guar
antees satisfaction TO all who may please TO honor him
with their patronage
ALSO on hand, gold and transparent and white and
buff linen shades also picture cords and tassels Of
every description. jan 20-1nw9t
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF THE
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB

THE members OF the Club respectfully
! announce TO their numerous friends and the
public generally that their second grand Ball Of the
season viii take place at the WASHINGTON AS
SEMBLY ROOMS
On Monday, February l9h.
All necessary arrangements have been made, 30 as
to insure to all who may honor them with their pre-
sence an evening Of exquisite pleasure. Apart from
the novelty of this ball (which will be the first Fancy
they would inform their many friends and the public,
that the net proceeds Of the Ball will be devoted TO
their new Library, which Is already progressing
finely.
Celebrated Cotillion Music has been engaged for
the occasion.
Refreshments will be furnished by an experienced
caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and ladies' TO be had of the Managers and At the door
ON the evening of the Ball.
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THIRT Y-THIRD CON REss,
SECOND SESSION.


-
MONDAY, February o, 1855.
The resolutions Of the Legislature of Michigan
against slavery were read.
Mr. CASS spoke OF these resolutions, and his
having refused to present also his disapproval Of
all they contained. He also spoke of the opinion
that, on finding that member of Congress could
not vote as his Legislature wished him TO- he should
resign; and he firmly disapproyed Of that as throw
ing the Senate at the mercy of the frequent huc-
tuations in the political world.
He then spoke of the course of the Know-Noth-
ing party, disappearing Of its course in toto and
closed by saying that when he should be required
by the Legislature Of Michigan, TO vote in ac-
cordance with those resolutions and against his
own convictions, he should return to private life,
which he had long been admonished to do, by the
weight of increasing years.
Mr.. STUART said that he had presented those
resolutions, but could not endorse them; when he
should be called upon to vote contrary TO his own
opinions, he should to act as would decome man
and Senator.
Mr. SUMNER presented memorials, asking tor
mediation between the hostile powers of Europe !;
and another, from society," asking the repeal Of
the Nebraska bill, sc.
Messrs CHASE, SEWARD, EVANS, WADE,
PEARCE, BENJAMIN, SHIELDS, WELLER,
TOUCEY, BRAINARD, and SLIDELL, presented
memorials and private bills.
Mr TEAhCE mtrOuuceu DIN providing Dulld-
ings for the courts of Maryland Referred to the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Mr. SEBASTIAN gave notice that he should
introduce several bills in relation to boundaries, &c.
relating to land districts, and introduced bill to
change the boundary of land district in Arkansas
Messrs. GWIN and BRODHEAD discussed the
priority Of the Pacific and Bounty Land bills.
Mr.. CLAYTON pressed the attention Of the
Senate to the French Spoation bill.
Mr.. SLIDELL wanted to take up the bill to iul-
prove the Mississippi river
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Baltimore Markets.
Nev York Markets.

GOD AND OUR NATIVE LANDy
1T 3. of A.--George Washington Camp,
Ne No. ], meets every Friday evening ut Tenn
perance Hail. street, between 9th and 10th streets
VIM. II. SHELLEY,
feb 3--d1y Recording Secretary.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

TWISTING to reduce my stock Of Boots
w and Shoes in order to make room for spring
supplies, shall commence this day to sell of my
heavy goods ut greatly reduced prices.
All in want Of superior quality Of SHOES at very
low prices can find them at
ID. r. WALLIS
Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Store,
No. "a Market Space,
feb 1--3taw2w Between 18th and 9Th streets.
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BOOK AUCTION.
II HODEH. from the New York Trade

HI Sales, is now selling nightly, at Ftzgeralds
Store two doors east Of the United States Hotel 474
Pennsylvania avenue, large invoices Of Books, in
every department of literature at cost Of manufac-
turing at half the price paid in the regular way,
where all repenish purchase libraries lite
rally without money and without price, by calling
early. ian 3l--lW
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS,
Fire Ia Nan York.

FTe tH &'cW lVfAs
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-Two buildings, adjoining
the Sun building, were nearly destroyed by fire th.
morning The loss is very heavy. The Sun build
ing was in much danger.
The Weather at the North and East.
NEW YoRK, Feb 5.-The snow fell about two
inches here last night but the sky Is now clear.
Bosros, Feb. 5.--A slight snow fell here last
night.
QUEBEC, Feb 5.-The weather Is clear and ex-
cessively cold. The thermometer here now stands
at 80 degrees below zero at Montreal, 90 degrees
below zero.
Death Of the late Rnoo-Nothimg Candidate for
Governor.
CoNcoRD, Feb. 5.--The Rev. John Moore, the
late Know-Nothing nominee for Governor Of this
State, died suddenly this morning.
Weather IN Philadelphia and Pitts5wg.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 5.--We experienced slight
fall of snow here this morning, but the weather ID
now clear.
At Pittsburg navigation is still suspended the
weather is cloudy and cold, with every appearance
of snow.
baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.--Flour is firm, at SO 80 fol
Howard street. Wheat--sales of 1000 bushels
red at 81 GOA g.; white ut 81 95a$2 o5. Corn
sales of "a, 900 bushels, white at So 81 1-2; vel
low at 80 90 cents; mixed, 50 "a cents.
Neso York Markets.
New YoRK, Feb. Cotton is unchanged. Flour
is unchanged and in moderate demand ; sales Of
1000 bills; southern, $4,000 bbls. Wheat is down
ward and the market is dull southern red at
90 10. Corn is upward, and the market firm vel
low at 81 with sales of 5000 bushels. Pork is up
ward and firm; mess at $12 so. Beef is dull, with
downward tendency. Lard is unchanged, and a
limited business doing. Whiskey-sales Of Ohio at
i "a cents
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EXTRA GRAND NIGHT AT
ODD FELL o VS. HALL.

For the Benefit of Madame MACALLISTER.
Monday Egening, February s.
. On which occasion the great Magician
MACALLISTER
Will again introduce still greater feats from his Tenn
pie Of Necromancy and Palace Of Magic, astounding
to the beholder New and dashing experiments, de-
lusons unprecedented and brilliant Mysteries such
as can alone be accomplished by this gifted
DESCENDANT OF THE MAGI.
Madame MACALLISTER will, for the last time,
by request, perform her great original feat of
SLEEPING IN THE AIR.
Come early. for hundreds are unable every night
to obtain admission.
Tomorrow evening (Tuesday,)
MALONE RAYMOND will appear
oh k-1t~
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LOOK AT THIS

" ANTED on or before the first Of
w March, in this city, small house with store
room attached for such, fair price will be paid in
cash.
Address No. so9, sth street, near the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. @.
ian 14-d2wE
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- train from James c. Mcclure, administrator of
have seized and taken cooking stoves, 5 air-tght
stoves, copper kettles and coal hods as the prop
erty of Purse d Collins; and hereby give notice
that shall proceed to sell said goods and chattels
Thursday, the 9Th day of February 1885, in front
Of the Centremarket house, at the hour of H. A. NJ,
to pay rent due and in by said Purse Collins
to said estate. Terms: cash. JAMES +. TIMMS,
feb 2-eo3t* Bailiff.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IRON HALL.
FOUR NIGHTS MORE
ROBERT HELLER'S II
Great unheard Of
WON DERS.
First night of tho Marvellous ORANGE TREE.
(By request) the great
"Drum Of the Spirits.''
Owing TO the increasing excitement attending the
performance of
SECOND SIGHTl
That wonderful feat will be continued until further
notice.
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 16"
:. oAcheodu oeat5. ..........-..rD U
Seats may be secured from 10, A. NJ to A, p. NJ, at
the Office, without extra charge.
Polite and attentive ushers win be in attendance.
jeb 5-4t
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HAMS AND FLOUR.

UUsT received---
- so bbls. choice Family and Extra super
Flour for family
Also, IS old Hams, prime article, cured in Viz
ginia, two years old. For sale by
JESSE r. WILSON,
No. s27 Pennsylvania avenue.
ian 2S-staw2v Between 9th and Tth SITS
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THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Chartered by Congress,
nFFERS TO the citizens of the District
" the safest and cheapest means Of insurance
against loss BY fire on all descriptions Of property as
may be seen BY an examination Of the charter and
bylaws.
Applications for insurance can be made 10 the un-
dersgned, or at the Office Of John Van Riswick 18th
street and Washington Canal, where copies Of the
charter and bylaws may be procured
ULYSSES WARD, President
Thomas Blagden, J. G. McKelden,
Ulysses Ward, John Van Rswick,
DR.. y. Howard, p. w. Browning,
and M. g. Emery. jan s1--eolm
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MUsIcAL.-The concert by Paul Julien and troupe
on Saturday evening, was listened to by three
fourths house. Paul, the little favorite executed
one of Paganns pieces upon his violin splendidly,
and was unanimously encored, whereupon he per-
formed the most exquisite and beautiful little
cedu in which the imitation of the soft Swiss horn
was the most prominent, and which fairly electro
fed the house.
signor D'Ormy pleased all with the ease and
power, exhibited in selection from Verdi, and a
national Hungarian song, although it was clearly
quently needed cultivation.
Gochel, the pianist, and Cuturi, the basso, were
beneath criticism. We have heard quite as good
performances on the piano from mere tyros, and as
to the latter, although the bill says, late primo
basso Of the Grisi and Mario troupe he is not to
be mentioned in the same breath with Susini and
Badiali, who are now with Grisi at Boston. He
has no power no compass and but very little taste.
NEW REsrAuRASr.-An those who are in search
of fine dish of bivalves, or of any other kinds OF
delicacies, need not go further now than to the
Washington Hall Restaurant, corner of 9th street
and the avenue, where Benter and Dubant stand
ready, able and willing to give you the solids and
liquids with which to refresh the inner man.
They have just associated themselves together,
and viii do their utmost to please their patrons.
We had a "dozen" in chafng dish, and can Youch
for the excellence of their larder. Call and see
them.
IcE.-The river is covered with pretty thick
coating of ice, consequent upon the cold Of the
last few days.
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal is also closed up,
and from the apparent thickness Of the ice, it will
be long time before it will again be open for navi
cation.
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YOUNG a. MOORE.

VIII attention OF Biacksmiths and 9th
IL ers, wanting fine Coal, is respectfully solicited
TO examine our stock, which we will sell on accom-
modating terms. Also, large
CUMBERLAND COAL
free from dirt. Constantly hand a large stock
Of red, white, and gray-ash Anthracite Coal, which
we viii furnish at the lowest market price.
A good article and fair weight may be relied on in
all cases. 2,240 lbs 10 the ton. Terms cash.
No. 4ss, 9th street, between ID and E. north Of the
avenue. Jan 20--law3wif~
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a TTENTION, SOLDIERS MEXICAN
IA War.-At the regular monthly meeting TO be
held this evening at KLoHAS's Seventh street. an
By order of JAMES T. STEWART,
President
WV. III. HULL, Rec Secretary. feb Sit
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REV. MIR. BROOKE'S
REPLY TO

FATHER MAG UlRE.
FUNHE above Lecture, delivered in George
- town last week, in reply TO Father Mcguire, has
been published in pamphlet form, and may be had Of
Mr.. William III. Calhoun and E. X. Lundy, George
town, and of Mr.. w. Fl. Hilton, First ward, and at
the countngroom Of the American Organ" Wash
ngton. feb SIT