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Keokuk BooK-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAcTORY.
DLANk Books made aud ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
sessors' Books. Poll Books, 4e., de-, furnished a
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines. Music, &C., bsund or re-
bonnd in any style desired.
go My Bpdcry win he found on second Street,
next dos 10 the Ahcnaum, sign Of the Zig Book. /"
Jan. 26. ls5t-d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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DUDLEY HOUSE,
Corner Main and Sth ets.......... ..KEOKUK, IOWA.
i assurance that il shall In every way be worthy
the patronage the proprietor respectfully solicits.
Ill ROWLSON,
Novem 21d, 1S56-d Proprietor
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Thaset,h his day sold ont my entire strct nf goods
i to j. H. Humphrey. who win continue TO carry
on the Hat, Cap and Bonnet Busnsss at my old
stand lNo. 80, Main street.. and return my sim
eere thanks TO my old friends and customers for
their liberal patrongc. and solicit for my succes-
sor q continuance of the same.
Oct. I'D ID. HUMPHREY.
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Iickst Ag MT, hsoksk Iewa.
g. M BI'RNHAM


8caersl Ticket Agent. Quincy.
.E~Nh<le the river is frozen over STAGES will
starr frem he Office Msin-st., 81 a. ~. They
will also call for passengess in any p-F, the city
without extra charge,
a = gitf J T. r
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HRONT-sT sT...........FT. MADISON, IOWA,
II AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated,
l. i and il large and commodious establish
ment convenient TO tho steamboat landing, and in
the yery centre of business
The undersigned has furnished Il throughout In
the very best stylc and trusts that long expert
encc in the business win enable him to give general
satisfaction.
Oct. 20. 1853 dAwtf BF. ROE.
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II. o. O 0e r.
u ANHER Lodge No. 25, I. o. Of q. T., meets .
- every Friday Evening, 81 Temperance
Asll, On Main street, ss n o'clock. All
msnbsss II the order In good standing, ass
invited TO attend. -
ny1e-dly
MAINE Ia " LODGE, Ns.68, !. o. 9 IT.
Meets every Tuesday evening at TEMPERANCE
HALL, on Main street, between 8th and eth. Mem
bers In good standing are invited 10 attend
J.W. DELAPLAIN, CT.
Wu PnaRv, VS.. dccSm.
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Nhtcnsn New MtsoIeNnIr


CIGAR. TOBACCO a. SNUFF WAREHOUSE
No IN Rand9lph Street Ills
NXyE are pow receiving aiarre and choice stock of
w HAVANA And DOMESTIC CIGARS,
ftne-cut. smoking. Plug Tobacco
Having direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and Virginia. the source of
production and manufacture Of pLuG TOBACCO, en-
abies us to offer some very choice brands of these
celebrated Iobaccos nj very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
10 sxamineour stock J. \. JORDAN AGO.
n Randolph st., ,topposi,e Young Amcrica, Chicago.
June IL '56dIy
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NrM rInw, NIT OnD HANDS ,

vTyHE undersigned have this day entered into n
/ partnership in he Merchant Tailoring business,
ut the old stand Of Tyler Lynch Thirast., nearly
opposite TO Bridgiand 4 Wntt's. In day or two
we will be prepared to show cur friends what we
have done and intend doing.
Jan.7 '57 KELLY LYNCH.
p. S. Mr.. Tyler will be found by bis friends at
the old stand, till further notice.
ianI4-dAw4w K.AL.
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4. .. =. =.
n 10KuK Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. r., -
Anssts every Monday night at
o'sasek. q Odd Ieilows' Hall, corner
Foue1h aaA Main stresis.
rusAeahetnek Iodes, No. -, ]. o. O. =. ,neets ev
cry Friday NIGHT q s'elssk, at Odd Felleus all.
PnsAeshstuek Bs6ompoeat, No. Z, nssts on tho
Arst ard third rAsrs1sys Of every month, 1T 3
o'clock r. ~, at Old FeiIeMs Hail.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
ny9Aly
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IsSoftest Music TO Attending Ears
ELAH--A selection of Psalm and Hymn tunes,
- anthems, chants, choruses, Ac., adapted 10 the
use of classes. private circles, and worshiping
semblies BY Tbos. Hastings. For sale "
oet2 CAVE 4 BAILEY.
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saw YEN n q USE,
WILLIAM WINTER, Proprietor.
TSORNER second and Cedar Streets, Fort Aadi-
~ son, Iowa.
- Baggage taken to and from boats Frcs Of
charge.
~ Stages leave this House daily for Ksokuk
and Barlington. June 2b. 1stb.-d
vryHE BEST ROMANCE OF TIE AGE--Arncs
i Evelyn, or Beauty and Pleasure. A book with
passages Of intense and tragic horror. The plot 10
entirely new, NO one can guess the denoument. For
sale by
sep73d. CAVE I BAILEY.
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City OF 4 e0kuk Iowa ,-Umce on secoDdbt., betWeef
Main and Johnson
nR. H., in addition 20 the usual -
u methods finscrt ing artificial teeth
is in possession Of the exclusive right SXyYYn
for this city Of mounting the ''continu-
o1s gum work, 80 asiversally admired for thei
beauty and cleanliness.
He 10 Also mounting teeth on autts Percha.
anf la lH56lN
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No. 81 Johnson-st., bel. 2d a Sd, KEoKUK, IOWA
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Ohm suAAs. WA. G. RRN7GEs
nurns 4 Rentgen,
XNHOLESALE Hrocers, Forwarding and Com.
" misslon Merchants, Levee, Keokak, Iowa
July q. f055.--dly
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NEODEkN dREECE--A narrative of . residence
lVl and travels In that country, with observations
on its Antiquities, Literature, Language, Poltics
and Religion By Henry N. Baird. For sale BY
oct2 CAVE BAILEY.
rLASSIC and Historic Portrsits. by Jas. Bruce
~ For sale by tpov11 CAVE BAILEY.
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RIcn D \. LIVINGSTON, ESQ. n. LlvIAosYux,
JAS. =. LivISoDruS, r.. KTSKEAp.
LIVINGSTON BROS. 4 kINkRAD.
"HOLHSALE GkOcERS and commissiou Mey
w chants, No 81 vssey street, between BroAA-
way aud 6rssnvieh streets, NEW YORK.
ksapsetfuliy solicit call fren the merchants Of
lows when visiting the New York market.
February ., 1850. dly
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AcoUITrAL OF SHERLOCK Isaac G Sher-
lock who has been trial at the Court of Quar-.
ter Sessions in Philadelphia, for the killing of
Mr. Clawges who had seduced Sherock's wife,
was found "not guilty" on Saturday.
After the retirement of the jury, a crowd
continued to liDger about the court room, eager
for further developments in the case The
friends of the prisoner evinced the most intense
anxiety
Between three and four o'clock in the af-
ternoon, the jury came into Court, and the
anxiety had increased to fever heat. The
usual formaity of requiring the jury to look
upon tho prisoner, and tho prisoner to look
upon the jury, was gone through with Tho
foreman was then asked by the clerk whether
they found the prisoner guilty, or not guilty"
"NoT GUILTY was the reply
At the announcement of the verdict the
prisoner became mucn agitated, and the crowd
Of spectators in the court room gave vent to
their feelings by clappipg, stamping and
cheering. One individual was taken into cus-
tody by order Of the court, but be was after
wards released.
Mr Phillips asked for the discharge of Mr.
Shurlock
Mr.. Cassidy said no had no objection to the
discharge.
The court thereupon ordered his discharge
lie was taken from the court room by his
friends, and was greeted in Independence
Square with vocferOus cheers by several hun
dred persons.
After remaining few minutes in a lawyers
office he was placed in sleigh, in which were
his father and some friends, and driven rapid
ly to his residence.
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BANKING HOUSE
CE UBB BROTH RS

DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND
- Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
northern seaboard cities received on Deposit ri
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished 10 de
positors without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPosIIs.-lnSIest will be al
| lowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed
upon.
DErosITs m VIRGINIA AND UNcUR1ENr Mo
NEY.-Dsposits in Virginia and other Upcurreni
Money received to be checked for, payable In
| same funds, or in specie, we charging the Tegu
Discounts Notes, Drafts. and Bills of E.-
change will he discounted. and Loans made on
| Stocks, Bonds, and Securitie', at the market
rate
LgT1KRs OF Capitalization Of Credit will
be furnished, negotiable In the different Cities OF
the United States on Deposit OF Money or Collat-
erals, and interest allowed II Money Is posted
and charged II Co!laterals, on such terms as IN ,y
be agreed upon
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANeK.-Traveler s
will be furnished with drafts in such sums as
may be d. sired negotiablein the different Cities
of the Union
BILLS AND LBTrIRs OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND,
IRKLISD AND Europe Bills OF Exchange an d
Letters Of CIeiit on England, Ireland and Eu-
| rope, furnished at the market rate for Exchange,
In sums to suit.
BONDS, STOCKS, &c.-Bor DIS, stocks, and Se-
curities paying from to IL ~ cent alw Y. for
sale or Dough, IN the different Cities at a com
upon orders, we reserve the hight to call for de-
posit Of 10 ep cent the cost. Bonds or Stoc Ia
will be ordered by telegraph.
RAILROAD, CITY, STATB BONDS Rail-
road, Citv, and state Bonds can be placed in our
hands for negotiation either In this country or
Europe. Railroad Iron purchased for cash or
with Bonds.
LAND WARRASTs.-LandW Warrants bought at
the market rates AL Warrants sold by are
gHoraatssd In every respect
Land Warrants located on commtssion
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished
IL requested.
Warrants viii be forwarded to Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on cent mission 10 re-
sponsib]e parties.
RKAL EsrArRAup INsuRANcEs.-Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances tnected.
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED sTATEs, SounI o.
St,ta. h.for. ,he Cont of Claims or Congress.
intrusted to us, win be prosecuted by able and
pio"p' s'0'A CHUBB BROraERs,
ians7 Oppisite the Treasury.
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Proceedings OF To-Day.

In TIE SENATE, too day, up to the time the
Star went to press, after disposng of some VI :
interesting morning business, Mr. johnson rt &.
ported from the Printing Committee a resolu-
ton rescinding the order for the printing of
certain extra copies of Lieut. Col. Graha N g
report On the improvement of the great lakes,
not long since passed
Mr.. Stuart opposed that motion at length.
In TIE HOUSE, Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, re-
ported back from the Ways and Means Com
mittee an amended tariff Mr. c. stated that
this new bill if enacted would probably de-
crease the aggregate revenue from duties on
imports about Sl4 .0000 per annum; bill
committed
The regular order CT business being called
for, the bill to regulate the disbursement of
the contingent fund of Congress was taken up,
and Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, was addressing
the House against it as the Star went to press.
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sPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union notices the fact that Senator
Sumner has officially notified the lower House
of the Massachusetts, Legislature of the com.
pl,te restoration Of his health. This is even
q later Sumner bulletin than the one noticed
elsewhere in the Star to-day. The Republi-
can party world is in a dingliDg way indeed =
Kansas being no longer bleeding, and Sum
ner's health being restored. But how long
will it be, ere to compass some local political
end somewhere at the North, we will have
still another edition Of newspaper and orator
icsl jeremaids over the desperate condition of
Mr.. Sumner-that good-enough Morgan, for
much longer than usual.
The IatslIigsHesr thus speculates over the
first telegrsphic despatch received in Wash
iDgton from st. Johns, New Foundland, the
connection having been completed through
that whole route:
1--WE yesterday received, for the first time
a telegraphic despatch from the Island of New
foundland. Through the enterprise of the
New York, Newfoundland, and London Tele-
graph Company, cable has been laid con
Meeting Newfoundland with the Island Of Cane
Breton, and also another connecting the latter
island with Nova Scotia. This extension of
land and submarine lines connects at the
western border Of Nova Scotia with the lines
OF the American Telegraph Company, extend
ing from that point to the city Of New York.
distance of more than seventeen hundred
miles
The despatch received yesterday was sent
from 81. Johns, Newfoundland, at eleven
O'Clock and six minutes, ard arrived in this
city at ten O'Clock and ifty-six minutes The
difference of time between the two places is
somewhat less than an hour but, owing to
the disconnexion Of the lines and the use of
inherent instruments on he route by which
the message was transmitted, the despatch re-
CURED to be rewritten six times on its pro-
gress through six independent telegraphic cir
cults, which explains the fact tina, the mes
sage arrived in this city only ten minutes be-
fore 1t left Newfoundland.
The distance between Washington and the
last-naned place Is but little short of two
thousand miles. and the ordinary time of
travel between the two points by mail is but
little less than a month
This Newfoundland line, the reader will
understand, is destined to form the western
conneIion Of the Atlantic Submarine Tele-
graph, to aid IN the construction of which a
Dill has already been passed by the Senate {"
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PERSONAL.

.... Among the notables now Washing
ton, is Capt. Isaiah Ryndcrs, of New York.
,,,. Mr.. Bancroft, the historian, has a pri.
vate library Of $4,000 volumes
49,. j. X. Doolittle was on Thursday last
elected Senator Of the United States from
Wisconsin.
80. Mrs Jeanette Waters ha, received
90, 900 from w S Bristol, in Bird geport. Ct,
because be promised to marry her and didn't
do il
-. Five noblemen-the MARQUIS of Bread.
albane, the Dukes Of Argyle, Athol, Suther.
land and Buccleuch-are said to own enc.
fourth of the land in all Scotland.
80. DR. Newell, Governor elect of the State
of New Jersey, had to walk from Allentown
to Trenton, q distance of twelve miles, on
Tuesday last, to be inaugurated. The storm
had rendered the road impossible in sIeighs
or on horseback.
80. Thompson, the commercial writer for
the New York Courier, who left suddenly af-
ter defrauding various parties, appeared in
London on the arrival of the Persia, and COL
lected drafts he took out with him.
80. Mrs Mcmahon, whose acting was so
severely criticised by the Buffalo press, made
her appearance before New York audience
few evenings since, and, according to the
papers Of that city, made a magnificent fail
ure.
.... Col Benton returned to Boston, from
Marblehead, in the storm on Sunday evening
The Post reports that he told a Missouriau ho
enjoys the climate, and will lecture in New
England for three months, if the people de-
sire it.
80. William B. Preston, Esq, of Balti-
more, met with a serious accident yesterday
morning while on his way to his country resi-
lnx, I'll Il L
thrown with such violence as to break his left
leg by fracture Of bones between the knee
and ankle.
80. Like Gen. Cass, (ssys the Boston Post, }
the new Michigan Senator is New lamp
shire man. Zach. Chandler was born in Bed
ford, Hillsborough county, a little more than
forty years ago. About 1888 he entered as
clerk in the store of Stephen Hendrck, of
Nashua, New Hampshire, which place he left
for Detroit He served in the staff of Gen.
eral Riddle, New Hampshire militia, for a
short period, which gave him a military title.
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BALL OF The
MERRIE BACHELORS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD,
On THURSDAY, January 29th, 1887.

TIME MERRIE BAcHELORs, BEING DE.
Il sirous Of contributing their share Of amuse-
meat to the lovers Of the dance, beg leave TO an
nounce that their Third Annual reunion viii IA .
on THURSDAY, January %, 1857.
Tie usual Invitation Tickets Of the Merrye
Bachelors have been dispensed with and a genera
invitation Is hereby extended TO their lady frends
to join them In the festivities Of the OCCASION.
Weber's ceebrat d and uarivalled Cotillon
Band has been engaged, and will open the ba m
with GO The Merle Bache ors' March ), com posed
for this occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR
Supper and Refreshments by eIrerienced ca
tefers.
Committee of Arrangements.
Grain, Henry Ober,
TRAY, Prospect,
yno Vsulk, WV Browning.
Conner, Geo Pedgstt,
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So C l.. IRVING'S VOCAL MUSIC
80 GLASSES wee organized last evening
at Temperance Hall The day class for Ladies
and gentlemen will meet at the Hall every MON
DAY, W. DNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVEN
lNGS, at 4 O'Clock. The night class for Ladies'
and Gentlemen, will meet at the same place every
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, at
O'Clock, until further notice Terms for either
class - ~ Le- sons--s5
Refers to Rev J 6 Binney, ID d, President Co.
lumbia College, Rev D Guriey, ID ID; Rev 6 ID
Cummins, ID ID; Rev Alfred Hojnead, d ID; Rev
ID Dogg.u, ID d; Rev Byron Sunderland, ID o;
Rev I'm, Rev J Butler, Rev Samuel Re,
gester; Ur Owen Muusoa; Leo Coyle, ESQ
Application can be made TO Mr. IRVING through
the Post Once. ian o7-Iw*
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Territory, were admitted attorneys and coun.

Territory, were admitted attorneys and coun.
sellors Of this Court.
No. 3S. Thomas Richardson, plaintiff in
error, vs tho City Of Boston The argume mt
of this cause was continued by Messrs Chan.
dler and Loring for the defendan in error, and
concluded by Mr.: Bartlett fol- the plaintiff in
error. Adjourned.
Court Of Claims. Yesterday, Judge Gill
christ delivered the opinion of the court in the
case of Japo Smith. Testimony ordered to be
taken.
Mr. Vinton resumed and concluded his ar
gument in tho case of j. NJ. Thorne, and the
case was submitted.
In the case Of j. Ii. King, administrator of
William Greer, n re-srgument was ordered,
and the case was placed at the foot Of the
docket. Adjourned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-On yesterday, 26sh Of January,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tina hooks of thu Denartment-
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RaDISCIPLES MEETING -ThEDIS.
DNXA ciples Will cen nue. their meeting in the
East Room Of the Temperance Hall, This
EVENING, at o'clock. Preaching by Elder
Chailen, Of Philadelphia. The public are cordi-
ally invited. lt*
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Boarding.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC-
IA commodated with Board and Lodging In a
small genteel family, on 10th street south No Ssl
within one minutes walk Of the Smithsonian
lrsdtus. Jan A-eo;ts
DOAR .-- GENTLEMEN DESIRING
- Board can ind very comfortable sccommoda-
lions, at 30i Pennsylvania avenue, betw, en- 9th
and 10th streets, over Mr.. R.denour's CONNECTION
ely. dec 30 I'm
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON The q. w
- corner Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 9th street
IL prepared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort win be made
to render those comfortable who may fsvof her
with their patronage Transient or table board
can be obtained. apo-u
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A MUSICAL CARD.
Mr.. w. Henry Palmer's Piano Forte Glasses.


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REMARKABLE PAssAGE.-The clipper ship
Kathay, Capt Thomas c. Stoddard, arrived
at New York, 2lst instant, from Shanghai, in
~ days passage, having sailed the 18th Octo-
Der This splendid clipper made the run
from the same port last year, in exactly the
same time from port to port. Her arrival an
,ieipates many vessels which left China before
her Inc kathay brings the first cargo Of new
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XSSECOND GRAND ASSEMBLY OF
~ the independent Hose Company, No. 2,
to be Igiveniat ISLAND HALL, on TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY Eth
ueman and Ladies BY order OF the
l,f COMMITTEES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-27

RA MEETING OF OFFICERS OF
~ the Volunteer Regiment will take place
at Reynolds Eldorado House, Penn avenue, be-
tween d and 1 x streets, On IT. ESDAY, the 9th
inst, at O'Clock p. IN precisely. By order Of
Col hickey HENRY N ODER
ltt Adiuttant
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~Rl6HT REV. J. MCGILL, BISHOP
~ of Richmond. will preach In :. Math-
ew's Church. on THURSDAY EVENING. at 7
O'Clock Subject" Marks Of the Church -
ian 27-N
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9@SsFAIR The LADIES OF SIXTH
0N~a-a Presbyterian (Rev Mason Noble's)
Chufh will open F air In SCHEEIDER's BUILD
I.ss, south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 18th streets, during the FIST week in
February next. They solicit contributions from
all disposed TO aid them In this fort to pay off
portion OF the debt due on their church edifice
Contributions may he left with Thomas Duton,
Patent OHce. Jno Knight: Coast Surrey, Elvans
Thompson. Penn. avenue, Mrs Hifcus, No
37S Maryland avenue, and Mrs. r. Fenton. No
8! q street, between 6tha nd OH south ian D. It
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ZS LECTURES "A COURSE OF TWO
Nh Lectures viii be deli yered I the Foun-
dry nj. r.. Church, corner Of 4th and q streets,
In behalf OF the Ladies lite Society Of that ste
ton.
First Lecture will be delivered by Rev FRASck
DE HAsS, Of w heeling, Va on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, at * o'clock. Sub.
ject--'n oney, its Use and Abuse "
second Lecture, bv Rev. IL. ID RIDGAwAY, OF
Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb
Uary 4th, at7x O'Clock. Subjtc:-"The 6lory
Of Yourg Men; their strength "
TichC 20 cents for the course, to be had at the
door i'm o. ON
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INAUGURATION Ii l. l. THE
1>A HighlandeIs will give grand Insugu
ration Ball, at the ASSEMBLY Rooms, on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, the 9TH Of N arch. As the
Comm ittee OF Arrangements will be composed In
part Of best citizens, to aid the Oacers Of tn
Company, the public may rest assured that moth
Ing will be left undone on their part to secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
pres encc.
Tickets-TWO DOLLARS
jan l7-W&S1lt >6EO. w. FLOOD, Sec
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STILL SELLING OFF AT COST FOR

STILL SELLING OFF AT COST FOR
CASH
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS
" SILKS. Plaid and Plain French Merinos all
wool, Mousselins, and, In fact, all Fancy Dress
and mary for less, to close them ou.. Also, q {
Of Cloaks and Shawls
We have now In store, full stock Of superior
Blfacbed and Blown Shifting and Sheet!ng, Cot
tons. Superior Shifting Linens, Table Diapers,
Napkins, and Towelngs, all IT which we shall
sell at our usual low prices, Notwithstanding the
great advance In many Of the articles named.
COLLEY SEARS,
Jan q -eo2w 523 7th ST., 3 doors above Pa av.
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~ we are indebted TO ] Shillington for
New York and Baltimore papers in advance
Of the mail. ....'
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0NA delphia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner Of 18th and + streets.
Ice Cream Il SO per gallon. Jan l0-lm&
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L concentrations required Inquire at Mrs
THUMPS0N'S, corner OF II and 9th streets.
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