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PERSONAL

80. Major John Crawley, of the New York
Military Argus, is in the city.
80. Rev. W. &. Brownlow, of Tennessee,
is at Browns Hotel.
.... Mr.. Brassey, the eminent railway con-
tractor, is nominated by an Imperial decree a
knight of the Legion of Honor.
80. A. F. Monroe, of Coles county, Ill. ,
has been sentenced to be hung for the murder
of Nathaniel Ellington, his fatherin-law.
80. Captain Benham, of the United States
engineer corps, was at Vienna on the Goth
ult.
.... Senator Seward was in Albany, on Sat-
urday, on his way to visit his brother.in-law
who lies dangerously i'll.
.... Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell has
concluded to settle in New York Her hus-
band followed her to her new place of resi-
dence.
80. Miss Caroline Richings and her father,
are at Albany, and appeared in l. 'Etoile du
Nord, the former singing all the original music
set for the Prima Donna.
.... DR.. Rae has claimed the reward of
I'll, 600 offered to the first person who should
discover the fate of the crews Of the Erebus
and Terror.
80. DR.. Orestes A. Brewnson will deliver a
lecture at the Broadway Tabernacle, New
York, this week. Subject--The Church and
the Republic.
80. Mr.. Rogers mentions that the best note
he ever received was from an American lady,
who, being asked to breakfast with him,
wrote" Won't II" Certainly it was ex-
pressive brevity.
Prof. Charles Scott Venerable, the re-
Gently elected Professor of Natural Philosophy
| In the Georgia University, has arrived in
Athens, and entered upon the duties of his
office.
-. Paine Aldrich, of Worcester, shot his
Alderney bull on Thursday-fn animal in
the country; took first premium at the Ohio
cattle show in '53; five years old and wicked
as Satan worth $500 So says the Boston
Post, but it don't know who's got the beef
go. Capt Henry Maury, Know Nothing
city Marshal of Mobile, wishing to have a
| fight with an enemy, Dr. j. F. Dortch, of
Wilcox county, resigned his Office; and, after
the rencontre, which very properly took place
| at the Battle House, the mayor fined him $50,
and restored him to his Office.
Mrs. Sefauce, the sister of Richard
Brinsley Sheridan, at one time had private
| theatre fitted up at her house. On one Jcca-
SION the lady herself remarkably fat woman,
| chose to enact the part Lady Randolph, in the
play OF Douglas. An amateur begged the
favor OF the company of the witty Curran at
the performance, bidding him to guess what
part the lady had chosen. "What part?" re-
piled he, g one of the Grdmptan halls to be
sure-I know Of no other part that will suit
her"
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WASHINGTON NEWS AEp GOSSIP

An Important Executive Proclamation.
In laying before our readers the following i'm
portant paper, just from under the President
hand, We need hardly say that it will meet
the appreciation Of every true patriot because
II shows that the Federal Government know
Its whole duty in the premises well, and is
prepared to discharge that duty at all hazards.
The South only asks that the abolition organi-
cations Of tbs North shall be prevented from
lnsidiously violating the spirit of the organic
law OF the territory, to forego, instantly, its
measures for self-defence. No comments os
ours can strengthenthe case as presented by
the President in this; paper, so we present it
to our readers withthis very brief introdue-
ton.
byths PTsSident Of the United States Of Amsyica.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas indications exist tn at public tram
qullty and the supremacy Of law in the Ter
rlIory OF Kansas are endangered by the rep
fenensple acts or purposes Of persons both
within and without the same, who pronose IN
direct and control its political organization by
force 1t appearing that combinations have
been formed therein TO resist the execution of
b.
vert by violence all present constitutional and
legal authority Ii also appearing that per
sons residing without the Territory, but near
Its borders, contemplate armed intervention
IN the affairs thereof: Ii also appearing that
other persons. inhabitants Or remote States,
are collecting money, engaging men, and pro-
sluihg arms for the same purpose: And it
tprtner appearing that combinations within
me territory are endeavOring, by the agency
vi emissaries and otherwise to induce indi-
EeuaI states Of the Union to intervene in the
ansrs thereof, In violation TO the Constitution
OF the United States:
anu whereas all such plans forthe determi.
r. VI 'ne future institutions of the Terri
~, valrleu INTO action from within the
same, Will constitute the fact of insnrrac,;on
and, If from without, that of invasive ana.ns
SION, and will, in either case Justify aoS 70
qulre the fOrclble interposition Of the Will.
power OF the General Government. as vol -
maintain the laws Of the Territory a. thosa .,
the Union '0e Vi
NOW, therefore, L, Franklin Pierce Pres;.
dent OF the United States do issue tbis nv
floclamation, to command all persons engaged
.n..a aia"Iul combinations against the const;.
os . 81 auInority of the Territory of Kansas o,
neacssbf,i ntoec states, to disperse and retire
var ali MT .nt respective abodes. and 70
surrection in said Territory 80 oa Pteu IN
truslon Into the same will be ,oSis,dS ssso IN
by me employment Of the local ro;,; n1e ohIy
also by that Of any available f,r Du'
United States; to the end ofassrr;ns VI the
from violence and full protection = unuhity
sons, property, and civil rights of ali per
ana law abiding inha bitants of the Terr;.elu'
II, In any part Of the Union, the fnr,
'sS'ioh or fsnatlcism, inasmed into disregard
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TIE IcH BLOCKADE in the Bay Is soon TO be
broken up, and q free passage can now be
made through the western channel The
Georgia will leave Annapolis on Wednesday
for Norfolk, and it is expected there will be no
further obstruction.
The Baltimore papers report that the ice in
the harbor there has obliterated all signs of
water, and the vessels lying at the wharves or
fast bound in the current, bear n singular
aspect. On Sunday thou sands Of persons were
on the ice, roaming about, passing and re-
passing from the shores to the various vessels,
and enjoying the unusual sensation Of walking
over the frozen surface Of the water ss safely
as on dry land. Many went down as far as
CAROLS fort, in the vicinity of which nu-
merous feet of vessels are frozen in. The two
Boston steamships were special objects of in
terest, and from their size and gay appear
ance, all their flags being displayed, attracted
the attention of crowds. The paths along the
ice are as well marked as q country road, 50
great has been the number whom business or
pleasure has drawn on to the ice. The steam
er Relief, which started on Wednesday to
break her way down, had progressed on SUM-
day only about four miles. The track made
by her was again frozen in places, but not so
| strong as to present any serious obstacle to her
return. The thaw appears to have little ef-
feet upon the ice, the snow which covers il
still being hard and dry except where broken
| up by persons passing over it. The only por-
ton Of the harbor open is the track kept by
the City Block ferry boat, the owners Of which
deserve credit for the constant and successful
| exertions made to keep the boat running.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, 18th February,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, yesterday, after we went to
press, the sixth vote for printer was taken,
with the following result:
Whole number Of votes, 1877 necessary to
q choice, "a.
Mr. Wendell received II, Mr.. Follett 65,
Mr.. Farnham 9, Mr.. Sargent 6, scattering 16.
=, Mr.. Stanton moved to postpone further ac-
ton on the resolution to elect House Printer
until tomorrow; not agreed to-yeas 81, nays
81.
Mr.. Galloway moved to adjourn not agreed
to.
Mr.. Underwood moved to suspend the rules
to permit him to introduce resolution for the
election of Printer by a plurality vote ; rules
not suspended.
Mr.. Stanton moved to postpone the election
Printer until Wednesday at I p. 10. not
agreed to-yeas %, nays Sc.
And then they adjourned
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IL JOB PRINTINs.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of JOB PRINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other office in Washington. Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-prssses. So, also,
has the Star Office a Book Bindery connected with
1t, equal in Its capacity to turn out book binding
Of all descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia
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TAYLOR BROTHERS.

IL Brothers In this city, is a sample instrument
from the celebrated mandatory Of Lighte, New
ton & Bradbury, New York, and is pronounced
by these eminent musicians TO be one Of the finest
instruments, As regards workmanship and bril-
lancy Of tone, that they have ever listened 10
This beautiful instrument, in consequence Of
being a sample Piano, and sent 10 US on sale we
are enabled TO offer al the low price of S25O We
will give written guarantee with the instrument
Also, always on hand, Pianos from the long e
taelished firms Of Hallet, Davis & Co, Boston !;
knabe, Cache & Co, Baltimore, and Bacon A
Raven, New York. Old instruments OF any kind
taken In part payment.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
DOG Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
feb 1l-tF
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Loison d. Towne, of Worcester, Mass.-For
cutter heads for planning machines.
James Whitcomb, Of Detroit, Mich.-For
improvement in railroad switch.
s. W. Wood, of Washington, D. C.-For
improvement in railroad car coupling.
Geo. w N. Yost, of Pittsburg, Pa For
improvement in grain and grass harvesters.
c. c. Hoff, of Albany, N. Y, assignor to E.
P. Russell, of Manlius, N. Y.-For improve
ment in the construction of mastic roofing.
James NJ Kern, Of Morgantown, Va, as
signor to Ehoch P. Fitch and Isaac Scott, of
same place.-For improved method of conca-
wing circular saws
Alfred Swingle, Of Boston, Mass, assignor
to Elmer Townsend, Of same place.-For i'm
provement in pegging boots and shoes.
Chas. Morgan, of Philadelphia, Pa, as
signor to Sam'i Emlen, of same place.-For
Improvement in potato planters.
Henry Newsham, of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in caldrons.
Chas. Burleigh, of Fitchburg, Mass, as
signor to the Putnam Machine Company, of
same place.-For improved gearing for feed
rollers of planning machines.
Re-rssnes.-Albert Broughton, of Malone,
N. Y--For improvement in polishing stones,
metals, &c. Patented November Z, 1854.
Ante dated October 4, 1854.
Ammi M George, of Nashua, N. Ii For
improvement in spike machines. Patented
December 18, 1855.
Isaac M. Singer and Edward Clark, of New
York, N. Y, assignees of James dreenough.
For improvement in machines for sewing or
stitching straight seams. Patented February
81, 1912.
Designs Lawrence johnson, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa.-For design for printing type.
James M. Thompson, of Philadelphia, Pa
For design for moulding bricks.
II. Z. Wesche, of Philadelphia, Pa, assignOr
to Robert Wood, of same place.-Fof design
for gates.
r. Gleason, jr., Of Dorchester, Mass, as
signor to r. Gleason Sons, of same place
For design for bottle casters and egg cup
stands.
Samuel Pierce, of Troy, N. Y, and j.
Dudley, of Yonkers, N. Y, assignors to Cox,
Warren, Morrison, & Co., of Troy, N. Y.-For
design for cooking stoves.
Sanford Burnam, of Troy, N. Y, assignor
to Cox, Warren, Morrison, Il Co., of same
place.-For design for stove plates.
Samuel Pierce and Sanford Burman, of Troy,
N. Y, assignors to Cox, Warren, Morrison, 4
Co of same place.-For design for cooking
stoves.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departrnanf On vasterdav 18th Fehruarv
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JUST RECEIVED.

7 AIDES FINE CALF DOUBLE-sOLE
IL BOOTS, with quilted tops 1T,
Ladies' fac double sole Wellington Boots
Do heeled Caters Y"
Ladies' high Morocco Boots 49,
Gents patent leather Dress Shoes and CATERS
Do calf double sole Shoes and Detached Gal
tiers
With an assortment OF misses. bows youths' ,
and children's BOOTS and SHOES all suitable
for the season. HARMON BURNS,
No. 4Os Pa. avenue, few doors east Of the Ma
tional Hotel. feb lI-3
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CosTLf PEAs.-A quantity of the winter
Virgalieu, OF Columbian Virgalieu peas, have
recently been sold in the New York market
for SO and $50 the barrel or at the rate OF
12t cents each, for the best single specimens.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MADAM T. DEPOS'S
MILLIN VERY, BONNETS, HEAD
WI DRESSES, CAPS, COFFIEURS. &c 6c,
still at THE LAKES, sol Penna. avenue, near
Adams Express.
Ladies may be suited to1heir tas es with the
latest and most fashionable MILLINERY, direct
from Madame Devos's principal establishments,
at New York and Paris Madame Devos's MILL
merry needs no recommendation from Us, as its ex
America, and will upon inspection speak for It.
self. Call at THE LAKES and see. feb II
A SPEAKER ELECTED!
Yes, speaker who, by means Of certain anna
tory epistles, speaks annually 10 the hearts and
understandings OF all the
Lads and Lassies,
Susceptible Widows,
and Signing Widowers,
In this and the adjoining cities; and especially
on that interesting day OF all days In the year,
the ever-welcome and memorable day Of the
good
Saint Valentine
Which has from time to time been rshered In
with an ecEat unsurpassed in this or any other
age by the Saints well. tried and specially ap
JOE SHILLING TON,
Who dispenses the Saints favors a. In times past,
at that favorite resort Of Loves Votaries and
Polite Literature,
The Odson, corner AZ street ard Pen. areSHs,
Where he invites all his friends, both male and
female, to come and select Candidate of their
own, who will represent their views during their
pilgrimage Of loving constituency to the eagerly
sought for ultimatum Of domestic happine'S, AID
appoint committees Of brdesmai and grooIns-
men, who will act upon all matters brought be-
fore them without unnecessary delay, ard to the
satisfaction Of the members Of their dine lam
lilies generally. No objection, no pipe-laying or
LOBBYING allowed, the partieS being considered
elected Tor life, after having first received the
blessing Of very important member In clerical
robes Who Is empowered to act as chaplain on
the occasion the only difference being that he is
appointed by the parties most interested instead
Of being elected has been the rule In all legis
lative bodies in this or any other confederacy
since the formation Of governments.
JOE ShILLINGTON,
Chief Clerk and Private Secretary to the good
and great st. Valentine.
Given under his hand and seal, this lith Moon
at the Odeon, corner of street and Pa avenue,
feb12-3t
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IL AsKsTs FOR THE STAR-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in THE STAR:
Philcdelphta-V. B. PALMER, northwest cor
ner of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Nsv York-S. M. PRrrINeILL i Co., Nassau
street.
BOston-V. b. PALMER, scollay's Building.
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A CARD.


YNHE UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING To
Il make visit 10 Havana on the 18th instant,
for the purpose OF concentrating a copartnership
arrangement with J. B. BELT, Esq, formerly Of
this city, but now, and for the last nine wears q
resident Of Havana. would respectfully REQ ues,
all thc sc indebted to him 70 make settlement pre-
vious to that date.
The trade and the public generally are Informed
that have on hand over 20O, 900 CIGARS, prin-
cipally Of my own importation, which will H.
sold very cheap for cash or good paper, as l wish
TO make room for large invoice OF goods which
1 shall bring with me on my return.
Also. on hand large and superior assortment
OF BRANDlES, WINES, WHISTLES, GINS,
&C which will be sold at greatly reduced pri-
ces
Dealers others DESTROYS Of importing any par
tcular brands styles or qualityof Cigars can have
their orders promptly and faithfully executed by
leaving them with me previous 10 tbe16th met
EDWARD C. DYER,
Pa. avenue, bet. l2th and 18th streets.
feb s-dtl5th
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IL Advertisements should be handed In by
IL O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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NSCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION-YOU
r are hereby notified to attend meeting Of
I'M mi the Company in the room Of the Common
W w Council, THIS tuesday EVENING, the
18th instant, at ~ O'Clock. Punctual attendance
is earnestly requested.
By order Of the Commanding Officer:
feb l2-1t A JONES O g
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N.TI0NAL THEATRE,

IkssKK AND MkNAsER--.. HENRy c. JhRRErr
ALSO Of the Baltimore Museum)
s,x MAN,eHR JEFFERSON
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WASHINGTON MERCHANTS AS.
~ SOCIATION.--There viii be a general
meeting Of the Association at its rooms THIS
EVENING. punctual attendance Is requested.
feb l2 1t
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VALENTINES

lust RECEIVED AND OPENED, AFRESR
y invoice Of the latest and best English VAL
ENTINES, at THE LAKES, 50i Penn. avenue,
near Adams Express.
Also, FANCY GOODS and STATIONERY,
at THE LAKES. feb -
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L.
~ CHURCH The District Committee.
and extension Of Religious Worship and Instruc.
ton" have appointed a series Of conversational
services, to be held in the Churches or st. Johns
Epiphany and Ascension, commencing on WED.
NESDAY, the 18th instant, and to be continued
for three days. The services will be conducted
In the following order:
On Wednesday morning, at IL O'Clock, in St
Johns Church, and In the afternoon, at Az, in
Epi phany Church
phany Church and IN the evening, at TX O'Clock,
In Church Of the Ascension.
On Friday morning, at II O'Clock, in St. John
Church, and In the evening, at * O'Clock, In
Ascension Church.
The Holy Communion will be administered
during the morning services.
The Conversational Sermon will be preached al
Epiphany Church on Wednesday afternoon
Addresses by members Of the clergy and laity
Will be delivered at Ascension Church, on Thurs
day evening.
Collections for the benefit OF city missions will
be taken up at each Of the services
st. Johns Church, H street, opposite Lafayette
Square.
Ascension Church, H street, between 9Th and
10th streets.
Ephiphany Church, G street, between 18th and
l4th streets. feb 12-2t
A LECTURE WILL BE DELIV-
~ cred by Maj. BEN. PERLEY P0ORE,
OF Massachusetts, for the benefit Of the poor Of the
Fourth Ward, at the Rev. e. w. Sampson =
Church, T. street. between 9th and eth streets, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb 18th
Tickets Twenty-fv Cents
Subject: Foreign Travels, from Paris to Pal
estine, by the way Of Constsntinople
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VALENTINES. VALENTINES.
AT 3o6 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SIS
febo JOHN +. ELLIS.
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COAL, COAL. CnsI.u

GEORGE F .KIDWELL& CO, (AT THEIR
" Yard on Fourteenth street, near Pa avenue.
opposite the Franklin Engine House, have on
hand small quantity or STOVE and ether
GOALS, which will be sold on moderate terms
Also PINE and OAK WOOD. feb I2-2t
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VALENTINES.
large assortment OF Comic and Sentiment
al Valentines for sale low, by
T.. X. LUNDi,
feb9 LIS Bridge street, GeorgetoHh.
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PRICES OF kpNIssIo

PRICES OF ApNIssioN.
Dress Circle and PaTQ uette. mummy cents
Family Circle, second uer.......-....--.S9 :
Gallery ~ n NSc
No extra charge for Reserved Seats Private
BoYes can he obtained Box Once open Tuesday
and "Wednesday from until O'Clock.
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YALENTINES-yAL
HUTCHINSON d MUNRO HAVE Jus
Il opened one CT the largest and best assorted
stocks Of VALENTINES ever before ore'ed
this city, and are prepared to furnish tnem
about half the. prices usually charged, II uhe'
Fancy and Perfumery Store, on the Avenue, oe
tween eth and 10th streets. tos
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The Republican Party Of the H ouse. The
ballotings for a House Printer prove the cor.
rectness of our former declaration, that the
strength of the Republican party in that
branch Of Congress is far less than the vote by
which Mr.. Banks was elected to be the Speak
er AT most, it cannot be greater than that
of the Democratic party proper, and we think
will very soon dwindle down to about sixty
votes. The sudden decrease, yesterday, in the
vote for Mr. Follett, was the result of the gem
eral appreciation of the fact that vote for
him was a vote to strengthen the new Repub-
lican organization-many gentlemen having
voted for him on Tuesday and Wednesday last,
merely as an anti administration nominee
VINO could be elected without strengthening,
oy the act, the hands or means of any par
ncular wing of the opposition The Repub.
lican party, as political organization in Con.
gress, is already IN minority, such as to rem.
der hopeless the idea that it can carry through
any policy or measure whatever.
The Virginia Banks-It is to be bonsd
that the Legislature of Virginia will persevere
In their efforts to reform the system of bank
ing in that State, so that its banks SD all not be
regarded In the commercial capitals of the
country "a so unsafa and inproparIr r,o..,
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GS REWARD.-LOST, ON SUNDAY, the
" - I'D instant, between 9Th street and St Mat
thew's Church, brown Morocco Case, contain
Ing lady's Mourning Breastpin, with geld pin
and chain attached, surrounded with pearls
name Of the deceased person engraved inside BY
leaving the said Breastpin at Mr.. SEMKEN'S,
Jewellery Store, Pa avenue, the finder will receive
the above reward, and the thanks Of the owner.
OIL. 1rr-A
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1.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
u Washington and Mount Vernon Steam
boat Company will be held over e. w Parker's
store, on FRIDAY. February Sth, at III O'Clock
a. IN. Directors will be elected, and the yearly
business laid before the meeting
THOS. PARKER, President
feb 9-eo3t (Alex. GaZette)
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1850,
Last appearance OF
MISSES SUSAN AND KATE DENIM
On which occasion will be presented Bulwer's
beautiful play, entitled the
LADYOF LYONS
Claude Melnot... .....Miss susan denim
Pauline ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kate Denim
After which will be presented the intensely thrill
ling Drama OF
THE WANDERING BOYS.
Paul Miss Susan Denim
Justin .....................Miss Kate Denim
Doors open at on O'Clock p. m: curtain rises al
TX O'Clock precisely. feb l9-0
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ENOTICE.-WE TAKE PLEASURE
~ in announcing to the subscribers to the
"Prize Embroidery Distributor that the draw
ing will positively take place on FRIDAY next
Those ladies and gentlemen who are interested
In the drawing are most respectfully invited TO lie
present
There are yet a number Of chances remaining
unsold, which we would be pleased to dispose Of
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
feb list Corner Pa avenue and 9th St
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A n ESTRAY CALF, WHICH has been
IA strolling around the premises Of the adver.
tiser for some months taken In during the lat,
severe weather and attended to- The owner 1.
requested to call at 2S6 street. between l7th and
18th, First Ward, and take II away, and pay 70
this advertisement feb IL -2t*