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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRGETowN, Feb. IA, IL

GEORGETOWN, Feb. IA, 1857.
Our City Councils met last night.
Mr.. Seymour reported, from claims commit
tee, bill in favor of Henry Reaver passed
both Boards
Mr.. Cropley offered resolution appointing
additional collectors; passed both Boards
Mr. English reported, from the finance COM
mittee, the Mayor financial report laid on
the table.
a message Was received from the Mayor
covering the accounts of JOS Libbey & Son
and j. b. Greenwell; referred
A message was received from w. T. Mau!s-
by, president of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal Company. asking aid of our Corpora
lion In their recent oalamities.
A resolution in relation to the canal passed
Doth Boards; also, resolution in relation to
veters.
Several unimportant matters were passed
and both Boards adjourned until next Friday
evening.
Letters received in our city yesterday from
dam No. on the canal, represents the injury
much less than was stated in previous accounts,
and that in all probability the entire damage
can be sufficiently repaired to admit of naVi.
CATION being resumed the entire length of the
line by the first of April. From dam No. 4.
navigation will be resumed early in the
spring. As far as heard from, no other injury
has been done the canal except on the George
town level, which can easily be repaired in
fifteen or twenty days.
The pertlnacity with which the Georgetown
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun adheres to
his misrepresentation Of the Anti h now N 9TH
ing party of our city compels US again to give
positive and downright contradiction to his
statement Of last Thursday. We again assert
that the Railroad question will not be an issue
In the coming contest; and as a personal
friend Of Mr.. Crawford we assert, knowingly
and emphatically, that he is no champion of
any railroad. canal, steamboat, balloon, or
any other such party. He is the candidate (for
Mayor Of the Democratic or Anti-K now n 9TH
ing party, and one among their many able
champions
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers Rest
yesterday amounted to 200; $50 of which were
taken by District butchers at SASS so on the
hoof, equal to SASH nett. The remaining
90 head were driven on to Baltimore Sheer
S4aS4 so.
Flour SIS 5OaS6 IS Red wheat 81 35asl 80.
white 81 40aS1 AZ. Corn 60a62, S.
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FARMS FOR SALE INTENDING r.

YARNS FOR SALE INTENDING TO
l. cultlvate larger farm, the subscriber will
sell the 1drIn In Alexandria county, Virginia, on
which he has resided FOR the past seven years II
contains 81 acres, and Is situated near Balls e
hosds, ~ miles from the Georgetown Auueduct
ana miles from both Washington and AleNan-
drla There arc upon II a comfortable and well
arranged dwelling house, containing six rooms,
with front and back covered porticos, the former
5e by IL feet kitchen a comfortable house for
Servants or farm hands; large and convenient
earn, With staSllng for six horses and rs many
cows, and an ample Cistern attached to the barn.
root cellar under the barn, to hold 1000 bush.i>
o. roots Tor market or stock feeding; ice house :;
spring house smoke house. corn house; 4 stone
marker root house, and a store house Also, a
good dairy near the homestead door, from the
never failing spring OF which water Is obtained
:of all the requirements CT the occupants. There
Is also on tie place an orchard OF more than a
thousand thrifty trees OF different piantiegs CON
slsung OF the choicest varieties Of peaches, ep-
pies, pears, dwarf and standard cherries and
ounces Al present fourteen acres arc seeded
down to wheat and rye; six In timothy WELDING
an aveia Of at least two tons per acre four I'm
market garden; four In clover; twelve ready to
be put In corn and oats In the spring, and eleven
In wood, OF which there is an ample supply for
all the purposes Of the place This farm has
been cultivated with care and Is very productive
no pains having been spared TO render IL rernuner
alive, and 70 make II complete in all It's appoint
mentS. For dairy man and market garden
farmer, or nursery man, or for the country resi-
dence OF person doing business In either neigh
boring city who prefers place already In all
respects highly improved 1t is superior to any
other now for sale
Also, THE BLADEN FARM, eco acres) stu
ated within less than quarter Of mile Of the
Columbia and Leesburg turnpikes, the former
leading to Washington, and tie latter to Alex
andria This place Is IN the immediate vicinity
OF Beiley's x Roads lin Alexandra county, Va J
ana Is about six miles from both cities named
above lthas upon Il orchard OF about $50 choice
peach trees, most Of them lately set out, dwell
ing house that can be made comfortable for a
farmers family at small cost, some stabling, and
one OF the finest springs Ia all this region of
country. There is wood enough upon the tract
foI Its necessities. There is no better soil within
thirty miles Of Washington than that Of this b ia
Gen place. nor any such place that can be rem
dered remunerative az less cost by proper atten-
ion; the land being in fine heart at This time
or terms, FOR either or both these farms, which
Will be made TO suit the times, apply to
dec % w. ID. WALLhCh, Star Once
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WASHINGTON ECIRoUs-DAN RICE Our
amusement seekers will hail with pleasure the
announcement Of the re-opening Of this estsb.
lsnment with new and highly talented eques-
TRAN corps, selected by Manager Shawen from
the very hrst talent in the country, and their
oehgnt still further increased with the knowl-
edge that Dan Rice, the great humorist, ap-
pears on the opening night, being engaged for
SIX nights, commencing on Monday next his
two wonderful comic mules will add to the
charms and mirth Of the entertainments. Mad
anne Whitby with her beautiful dancing horses,
also appears Such novelty cannot fail to
crowd the pavilion.
FIREs.-The alarm of fire about 8 O'Clock
last night was false; that about one O'Clock,
was caused by the burning of some frame
dwetings on Sixth, between M and N streets !;
another near the same time was caused by the
burning of four frame houses on q, between
Filth and Sixth streets; between FIVE and six
O'Clock this morning there was false alarm.
The fremen were out nearly the entire night.
The houses on y ct. belonged to Mrs. Greaves.
GREAT ATTRACTION-Sincet the destruction
of the theatre by fire. the principal point of
attraction is at the Gift Book Store of our
friend Philbrick His wholesale distribution
of presents affords sufficient amusement to
draw crowded houses.
THIs Is ST. VALENTINES DAY, but we be-
lieve the Valentine fever for the past three
years has been rather on the decline, although
ShillingtOn, at the corner of Il street and
Pennsylvania avenue seems to be doing as
thriving a business in the Valentine line as
ever; but shillington in this, as in everyt hing
else he undertakes, always succeeds. He has
good articles, he sells cheap, and advertises
literally in the Star.
WATCH RETURNS This morning Mary Ann
Booth, colored, was up for disorderly conduct.
Susannah Fitzchew, do, do. Justice Stevens
oficiated.
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.

Corner Of 9th street and PsrnSyIrania nUsnxs.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS OLD,
l. well Known, and popular establish
ment beg leave to remind the citizens gen. faH
orally, and strangers vi,itng the metropolis -kk
that their larder Is well supplied daily with every
variety and delicacy Of the season. such as OYS
TIERS, TERRhPINS, DUCKS, BIRDS, and
GAME OF ALL KINDS, together with all the
slbstantials.
our bar Is well stocked with the choicest Wines
and Liquors Of all kinds
Dinner and Supper Parties served as usual In
the most approved style and at short notice
Meals furnished at all hours, day or night, and
Board at moderate rates
We have also Furnished r ooms and accommo.
dations for lodgings, and Parlors for the accom-
mediation Ct guests and parties.
Families supplied as usual with Soup, Oysters
&c. VIM COKE & CHAS. MALORD,
feb 1l-eolm Proprietors
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Rectifying Establishment.

rsfHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
Il method Of Informing liquor dealers that he
has fitted up aRECTIFYfNG ESTABLISH~
MENr In tbs city, and is now prepared to sup
ply all those who may favor him with their cus-
oIn. He has on hand large stock OF R,andIes
Gin, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he can
sell al as low figure as they can be purchase
for either In Baltimore or Philadelphia.
Inc subscriber has also on hand, a large
lot Of Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
PETER FEGAN,
No. IS Louisiana avenue, near 10th st.
ian Ia -6m&
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PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.-The combination Of Ineredt
ents In the PILE perfectly harmless. Thsr efficacy
merits are based extensive practice thirty
years. and, where the directions been strictly fol
lowed they have failed all
relieve painful and difficult nltruaon
the change OF life. They will the whites
all obsructions arising nom cold exposure any
and may be used successfully Gail upop
the agent, and get CiIculsr for particulars free
Price 81 per box with full dir ections Sold whoesa
retail by CHA5 STOTT, Druggist, FeRnsylvsnia avenns
SAMUEL B. WAITE 67s Seventh street. Washington r. c.
and r. s. l. CISSEL Georgetown; whom all at
be sent and the PILE will be sent con6dentsy By mall to
ladies who enclose them dollar.
~ B-See signature the boz, for
cry. 10 q
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATCD.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF 81.
raul, Nj. T, having an extensive knowledge
OF the Government Lands in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience in
locating the same, Is prepared 10 enter Warrants
to great advantage 10 those wishing 10 invest
Particular attention given 10 procuring lands
contiguous to Railroads when they become sub
lect TO entry
Lands and Lots In and aboutthe cities OF SUPER
Tor, Bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale
II. LINDSLEY, Kirfwood House,
ian 29.Im Washington, ID. C.
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New York Markets .

NEW York, Feb. IA Flour is firm gener-
ally, but Southern brands are declining; sales
of 5000 bbls. State So i5as6 so Southern
IS 90aS7.l5.
Wheat is firm; sales of 20, 900 bushels; white
81 7S, red 81 81. Germ has declining tend
ency; sales Of 20 900 bushels
Pork is firm mess S2I S0aS2l 40 Beef is
steady, repacked Chicago Sl5aS15 IS. Lard
IL hnoysnt at 1910.
Whisky is heavy; Ohio Csc.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARIA C. TROl -
SON, In the 18th year Of her age
Her friends and AGO uaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend he, funeral from her late resi-
dencs, corner Of New York avenue and Goth street,
on To morrow Sunday Afternoon, at O'Clock
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM, infant son OF
Hugh and Jane Lochrey.
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THE LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Geanxe Law

NE" Iohk, req Io.-Ine steamer George
Law, from Aspinwall, dates to the Sd. arrived
specie from California
Senators Broderick and Gwin are among
the passengers.
Tbs U. 5. frigste Independence was still
lt Panama The 81. Mary's had sailed for
San Juan. The Cyane was at AspinwaD.
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived there on
The 2lst and departed in few days subse.
quently for San Francisco.
The captain Of the Sierra Nevada reports
that he saw Walker ct Rivas on the 18th of
January, and the allies had not taken Virgin
Bay as reported, nor made any attempt upon
San Juan del Sur. Walker had an effective
force Of twelve hundred men anc was strong.
ly fortified at Rivas. He had not heard of the
capture Of his steamers up to the 18th.
The advice: from Valparaiso are To Jan l,
CallaO Jan ii, and Australia Nov To-
Business at Valparaiso was dull The
steamer John Adams was still there. Capt
Boutwell, comet passenger in the George Law
The revolution in Peru was progressing
The lnsurgent feet entered the harbc- r. CAL
lao Dec. 81, aud had a slight skirmish with
the forts and Government steamer, in which
several foreign vessels, including the Ameri-
can lark Jarents, were injured.
The English steamer Tribune and French
frigste interferred for the protection Of for
eigners French sympathiIers with the insur
gents had been arrested, having in their pos
session important papers. Intercepted letters
from Vianco to his wife are said to implicate
the British and American Ministers In the
revolution.
The revolutionists had taken possession of
the Chincas Islands.
The English 70 all steamer Bolins from Pan
ANA, was boarded on the 10th Of January, off
CallaO, by the revolutionary steamer Tamics,
and al attempt was made to take the mails
Another unsuccessful attempt at revolution
had been made in Bolivia.
The Governor of California, in his message,
recommends the passage Of an act to legaliIs
the State debt, and bill had been introd uced
in the Legislature for that purpose.
force was being raised at San Fra 7cisco
for hliouster expedition to Sonora
Ex-Gov. Burnett has been appointed Judge
OF the Supreme Court
The Apache Indians have been committing
great depredations at Sonora
The copper mines at Fort Youma are deveI-
oping richly.
An earthquake took place on the 9th ultimo,
which extended through the State. 1t lasted
several minutes; walls and chimneys were
Frustrated, and one woman killed People
rushed from their houses, greatly alarmed.
Many OF the streams were turned from their
usual channels.
The Supreme Court has declared invalid the
&c; imposing tax of fifty dollars upon per-
sons no. intending to become citizens
TIE California Price Current advises the
suspension of shipments from the Atlantic
States, the markets being overstocked. Re-
ceIpts OF merchandise are exceedingly heavy.
The cold weather in the mountains had pre-
vented mining operations.
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feb l2-eo3t

ALMANACk EXPERIMENTATION for
N 1851 -irophetique do; Comique do /: Ponr
Rire do; De France do de la NJ ere Gipopne do
du Marin; Astrologigue do; du Magicien des Sa.,
Ions do; da Msgszln Picturesque do. NumerousIv
Illustrated. Price 10 cents each Imported from
Paris by
feb FRANCK TAYIOR
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Financial.

New YoRx, Feb. IA. Stocks are active !:
Chicago and Rock Island EFT; Cumberlar d
Coal Co la; Illinois Central shares 1874: do
bonds 9S; Michigan Southern 73t; New York
Central SSt; Reading 7Sl; Virginia 6's eli;
Missouri 6's $50
Sterling exchange is dull
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COORDINATION STOCKS for sale by
~ feb I'D CHUBB BROTHERS.
SPLENDID RATTLE.

'INHE RATTLE FOR THE FAST BROWN
Il bob tail ORSE, and Patent Lever SILVER
WATCH, will take place on Monday, 18th Fet-
ruary, and not on the 5th March, as advertised on
the tickets. The horse can DO seen at Cowling's
Stable, on g, betw en- IL b and 14th streets.
A few Tickets left. e. X. T..
feb I3.9th
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GRAND NATIONAL
ANNIVERSARY BALL.

AT CARCSIS SALOON,
MONDAY EVENING, February 23d, 1897
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
Il would respectfully inform their friends and
the citizens generally that their
TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL
Will be given on the evening OF the above date
when they Will be pleased to meet them in cele-
oIating the l'5th anniversary OF the birth Of him
who was "FirSt IN Var, First IN Peace, Ft,st
IN the hearts of his COHntrymen -
The event they commemorate and regard for
the preservation Of that reputation which has
stood fsir through along series OF years, will cause
extraordinary exertion to make It surpass all pre-
viOus entertainments Of the CORPS
The following gentlemen have been selected to
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Emancipation in Missouri-From Kansa,

ST LOUIS, Feb. IL The Senate on Tues
day passed, by a vote Of % to 4, q resolution
declaring that the emancipation of the slaves
OF the State was not only impracticable, but
that any movement toward it was impolitic,
unUise, unjust, and should be discountenan
ced by the people.
Yesterday the House passed the sane reso =
luton by vote Of l07 to 9
The Kansas correspondent of the Democrat
reports rencounter at Tecumseh, between
Judge Elmer and tho correspond emit of the
National Era, named Kaigis. B9th were
wounded but not dangerously.
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sIBBs's HAIK MANDATORY,

WIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDs, CURLs,
w Bandeaus, Frizzed Rollers, &c, always on
hand and made 10 order at a few hours notice
ladies', Hair Dyed, Shamr ooned, &c, in the most
complete manner. All sorts OF Toilet Articles
rom the best French and English houses
No 3Os Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
N. Blair work repaired or taken in eI-
change. feb 11-3m
DOTATOES.-l0o0 BUSHELS PRIME
white MERCER POTATOES, In store and
for sale in lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
Jan E-d IS Water street, GeorRe:own.
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TMsdicinal Lfouors.-

Old Hennessey Brandy, very 1uperitr
Oid Port Wine, pure Juice, Imported for IL aids
Old Sherry Wine.
Old Rye whiskSy, warranted over ten Years old
For sale ia demiJ0Ens and bottles,
GILMAN'S new Store
feb l3-lw qte ps svan,,,a
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tue dreadsd scouTge Of America be w
nhely use Of Mrs NJ N Gardners Indian BaIsan of Liver
wort and Hoarhound the blessing ever ahed
70 mankind medicine Unriv6lled the annals Cf tie
art which has the ae faculty.
IN desperate cases.
Msssrs Weeks Potter No Is4 Washington street Bos
Ion General AGENTS. For sale by W. X. oimsn Charles
rally. fsb In-Iv
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist.


w GUILD RESPECTFULLY INFOR NJ
~ the citizens Of the District ard ~
vicinity, that having located himself -
In Washir gton, he is now prepared oSIIIY~
perform ali operations, IN his prof, ssion, In the
most approved style
Office No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining eau
.ier's. Jan 20-ly
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ByJAs C. MCGUIRE. Auc,ioneer

VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Prints, Philosophical instruments. &C.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
INGS, February 17th and 18th, commencing at
az O'Clock, shall sell portion Of the library
Of the Rev w. Clark, comprising a valuable
collection Of Historical, Theological, PoeticaI,
Pictorial and Miscellaneous Works.
Also, superior "Claxton' Air Pump, lot OF
Chemical Apparatus, &c.
Also, large collection of Prints, EngIavings,
sc
Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms.
Terms cash. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
feb I'D huctioneer.
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M A r X K $ ES
o F E cry DESC RIPTIO !,
Manufacture at tha Fofryfew Steam Nj 4

ALEXANDRIA, VA
"E INVITE TIRE ATTENTION OF THE
w trade Of Washington and vicinity to the
large assortment Of MATTRESSES now on
hand, comprising Patent-Spring, Hair, and
several hundred Rusk and Cotton. Of various
sizes, to nee; the demand OF the coming season
Orders by mall or otherwise promptly attended TO,
and goods delivered 1t Baltimore rates. Address
FEB 7-I9t FITZPATRICK & BURNS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer


TWO DESIRABLE DWELLING Houses
Il on 4th street, between q and VI arrests.
At Auction.--On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
February 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises
shall sell subdivision No 2, Of the eastern half of
Lot No. 8, in square sis, commencing for TIT
same at the distance Of 40 feet north from the
southeast corner Of said lot, and running thence
north 40 feet with the line Of ith street; thence
west IS feet inches to an alley; thence south 30
feet thence east SO feet inches 10 the place Of
beginning; together with the Improvements,
consisting Of a nearly new two-s story Brick Dwell
ling House, containing four good rooms and a
Kitchen; also, two stcry Frame Dwelling Hou'e
containing four rooms, which will be sold sepG-
rate IL desired
Terms Ore-fouTth cash the residue In G, l2,
and IL months with interest secured by a deed of
trust on the premises
ieo lid JAS q. Mc6UIRE, AUct
III The above Sale Is Postponed n cen.
sequ>hee CT the rain, until MONpAY AFTER
NOON, Feb. l6, same hour and place
feb N-2c JAS C. McGI1IRE Arc,r
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feb a,7,11,u, ls &c, 81, % 8.

yglHE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE. In
l. the County Of Alexandra, owned by persons
supposed TO reside In the District Of Columbia,
Is In arrears for Taxes and will be dealt with &C.
Cording to Law, II not attended to at once:
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the aYsPa.


HALIFAX, Feb. IL The steamer Europa,
from Liverpool on the 3lst January, arrived
nete TINS forenoon, in place Of the Nisglra,
gence.
II was reported that the Chinese had apolo-
gIzed 70 the Americans for the late outraces
frned. W.
The submission Of Persia 10 IN. a.r,,s, 81
Great Britaid was net confirmed -
COMMERCIAL
Cotton -The brokers circular SAWS IT,. 81.
market opened firm, and fell off at the clos.
but prices were not quotsbly changed. SsIes
for the week amounted 10 81 600 bale,. of
which IL 600 were taken On speculation AID
5000 for export. Estimated sales ON Pr;day
1000 bales. The market closed quiet Stocks
on hand, 1885, 900 bales. of which l9I, 900 were
steady. Quotstions-Cot'on on, fair Orleans Sd [;
Middling do, III 10; fair Uplands, ~; MID.
ding do, a.
Breadstuffs were quiet and Provisions were
steady
Bullion in the Bank had decreased. Money
was very tight, with no prospect of q speedy
relief Consols for money, 9Sf.
Flour was inactive. Wheat was quiet and
nrm holders offer freely, but show no dispo-
sition to press sales Corn had improved in
dema nd, and the market was slightly dearer
beei-old was very dull; new was wanted.
Pork had improved in demand. but business
un'mportant. BacOn-business light, but
prices firm.
Sugar was active at an advance of Sd ais
Carolina rice slightly declined; selling for 2Is.
Cd. a22s Cd.
Manchester markets were quiet
Money out Of doors ard at the bank was
active at full rates The demand on tie bank
was heavy, and bullion was decreasing stead.
fly.
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TABLE AND POCk EFT CUTLERY
l. Albata Forks and Spoons, Razors, Scissors,
&c.-bet equality Prices low. -. "a
q. FRANCIS,
FEB IL fSO Seventh street.
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EVENING STAR.

~ NpvEETsESKSTs SHOULD 0yvrcx Br
rurLvE O'-ooE, NJ oTskzvtsE rHKr EAT cot ArrnAa
rrTTL SKxT
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By BONTZ i COOMBs, Auctioneers

yBONTZ & COOMBs, Auc,ioneers.
VALUABLE LIBRARY PubIi, .uc,io,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 4th
Instant, at ~ O'Clock N we shall SELL at our
Auction Rooms, on account CT whom II NAV
concern, large and rare collection Of Architec.
tural, Literary, Scientific, Poetical, and Miscel
laneous Books, TO the highest bidder for cash
BOSTZ & COOMBS,
feb Its Tntel) Auctioneers
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RRRSH YESiSnr

lust RECEIVED FROM THE WEST, A
~ large lot OF superior VENISON ~ n
Families and others can be supplied&NlHl
by the saddles, or quantity to suit NfEH
purchasers Also received, fresh
supply Of superior OYSTERS. Families and
others supplied at the lowest price, corner OF
Penn avenue and ID street, Union Refractory.
feb dim b. SCHAD
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SAINT VALENTINE!

on the lith day Of February, 1857, which will be
celebrated with Its usual
SPLENDOR AND MAGNETIC ENCE
nj ka
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Two EXHIBITORS OF The W.. NJ. Far.
Il Aquanti'y OF GLASS CASES and SASHES
for sale cheap at 30i Penn. avenue, over Mr. RI
denour's Confectionery. Ifeb l3-u