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T II L ID l. u vi b A INSTIT UTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

DROF GEORGE HENRY STUFCKRATn

pROF GEORGE HENRY sTUECKRATH,
L Principal; Miss ELIZABETH l. WILL
LlAMs, Vice Principal,-A Lady eminently
qualified to take the charge Of the English De
plrtment and the government and discipline Of
the School.
The exercises Of the second term Of the lnsti-
tute will commence on MONDAY, the I'd day OF
FEBRUARY proIimo Applications for admission
shonld be made as early as pos ible.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLE
MEN, under the direction OF Prof GEORGE u
SrURckRATH, "a Princi pal, to be located on r
street, between 9th and 7tu streets or In the vi
cinety Of Trinity Church, will be opened on the
4th of FEBRUARY, proximo.
Eariy application should be made to the PrIncI-
pal at his resid' nee, Columbia Institute, fer
Young Ladies, 446 nth street, between G and II
ian II Inns
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THESE IMPROVED ENGINES (FOR
Il which patents have been granted and nrst
prize medals awarded TO the inventor, both In
the United states and EuTope,) continue TO give
such satisfaction, on account OF their simplicity
aud economy, that we have now established an
extensive mandatory, aed are prepared 10 de-
liver at the shortest notice engines from two
horse power and upwards.
These engines have been accurately tested, and
have shown an economy Of twenty per cent In
fuel, and about the same In oil and repairs. This
saving is effected by letting the steam In and out
both sides u the cylinder through ge openings
removing the pressure from the valve and allow
Ing TO steam to escape or exhaust from the pas
sag rs except from the cylinder alone also by re
ducing tie weight and friction 10 about half THAI
of the ordinary engines. We place the smaller
sizes upon an improved boiler With all the pipes
attached, and the whole mounted with small
wheels convenient 20 ship 10 any part OF the
country, and to avoid the necessity Of an eKpegi
enced engineer to start them, they are al teEset.
before leaving the factory
Reeds Patent steam Pumps are also coming In
TO generalu sc o. steamboats,, II mines, and for
supplying boilers, where they are now giving
great satisfaction They are preferred 70 any In
use because Of their colnpactness and simplicity
These engines and pumps may be seen In opera
lion or further Information had. by calling or sd
dressing REED bihhbhSA,
ian I2-Im IS Maiden Lane, N
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TIE WEATHER --kange Of the thermom eter
from Thursday noon, Jan. Is, to this morning ::

Average helght OF the Thermometer In the
mornings from 10th to I'D January, inclusive,
loo 02i
Note New moon Sunday, January IS, be-
tween and 81 p In
Sunday, the l8:h, heavy snow storm; 10th,
snow fell Potomac still fast bound, and snow
on the ground b.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. p, 1857.
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mAkHEED.

On the 2lst instant, by The Rev q ID Gurley,
ID MIR JAMES VI. WITHEROW TO NJ iss
AMANDA HILTON, Ill Of this city
In this city, by the Rev Andrew 6. Carotbers.
vi WESTON b TURNER to iss ELLEN
ESSEX, daughter Of Josiah Essex, ESQ 18th
r this city.
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New York Markets,

NEW YoRK, Jan. % Flour is quiet; sales
OF 800 bhls; State s5.40as6. so; Southern
S7aS7 30.
Wheat has advanced; sales of 1900 bush;
red 81 63t Corn is dull and nominal.
Pork is dull aud easier; mess $50. s7t. Beef
is buoysnt; repaeked Chicago SI5asI5.SO.
Lard is dull and lower; bbls I2Jc.
Whisky is unsettled; Ohio 2ec.
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BY w ALL. BARNARD & co. ,Auctioneers.
NEW AND SECONDHAND CaRRJA

u
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIA.
ges at Auction.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, goth instant In front OF our Wareroom
tHaslup Weeden's building, corner OF and
9Th streets, we will SELL
double CarTiaf e, new ard Of the very hes,
build
Pheton, new, flashed very handsomely, and
suitable for physician
second hand Clarence Carriage, built by II ook
Il Co OF this city. This is sely hand some
vehicle, and In nrst-rate order
secoLd hand Rockaway, In hrst-rate order
buil' light and strong 1t has been used but q
very short time, and is as good al new
Terms 0ne-fCurth cash the remainder I'm 30
Co. aud 80 days for notes satisfactorily endors ed
and bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
Jan 18-dts Auctioneers.
90 4 ne abevs Sale is Postponed, on &C.
unit Of the weather, until SATURDAY MORN
ING, the 2ith, al - O'Clock, m.
Jan 70 WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auc'Is
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO , Auctioneess
EURNITURE AND fiOUsEHOLD EF.

Il fects at Auction. - On r X ID A Y
MORNING, January I'D, At 10 O'Clock, we will
sell, at the residence Of Mr.. w \. Clary, No
435 street. between 10th and 18th, a general as
:Ortment Of House furnishing Articles. We
name In part
One Piano r Orte and Stool
Mahogany Sofa, spring seat Chairs and Rockers
Maple Cottage Set, Wardrobe, ana Rocker
Mahogany centre, side, and card Tables
10 Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
Do Bureaus, Mirrors, and Vases
Single and double Bedsteads and Mattresses
Feather Beds and Bedding, Curtains and Shades
Cane and wood seat Chairs ana Rockers
Three-ply, Ingram, and other Carpets
Excellent Cook Stove, Parlor Stoves
Def, Crockery, and Glassware
With general assortment Of Kitchen REQUISITES
Terms S25 and under, cash over that amount
credit OF sixty and ninety days, for notes salts
factOIily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
jan H-dts Aucti 7neers
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AUCTION sALEO OF CLOAKS ANDrAL
MAS.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER, DETERMINED NOT
TO carry over any Of his stock OF CLOAKS,
Will Mel the remainder, now on hand for sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, on FRIDAY
MORNING, January 2}d sale commencing at
lOH O'Clock, at bis stor Pa Pennsylvania avenue,
beween 18th and 18th streets.
FRANK A MCGEE
P.S From this time I'LL the day OF sale, he
will otter his stock at less than cost.
ian 19-it F A McG
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Railroad Communication

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %. The Baltimore
road is open for travel, and a train started a,
Selock this morning, the regular hour. The
western track is still INSTRUCTED
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DIED,

On the 10Th instant WILLIAM THOMAS
CARROLL, il In the 9th year Of his age
On the 2lst Instant, FRANCIS MAST, in the
s6;h year OF his age
On board The u. :. Ship Constellation, at Con-
stantinople, on the l9th OF November 1856, aged
10 years and mlnths, Mldshipmap "
MEADE GRAHAM, second son OF Lieut. Col
James ID. Graham, u A.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
VA ARE COMPELLED 70 REMIND
w many CT our customers whOse counts Were
sent TO them before the hfst Of the new wear that
their bills have have not yet beel settled
We are much In want Of the money and hone
tina. all who owe US will at once call or send US
settle nents for the amount Of their Indebted ness
and thereby save annoyance both to them as well
Us US.
Many thanks to those who have already so
promptly responded to our first notice; Ii Is a
pleasure 10 US to serve all such.
CLA6ETT, DODSON & CO.
ian 10 dtFebi
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Tie Weather Noderst;no

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81 The veath.r H.,
:nsiderably moderated at ell point. in th;.
direction, and the ice is beginning 10 break m
IL Is feared there will be a number Of steam.
boats injured, as many Of them are lying IN
exposed ard dangerous positions.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 22.-There is nothing
d Ding 10 Breadstufs C-dsy
Sales Of Whisky at 81 cents.
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OST.-ON FRIDAY EVENING t.ASr
IL at the Presidents Levee, long BRGChh
SHAWL, with green centre A suitable ne WARD
will be paid II left at this ONE. Jan s0-at"
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FENHE HORSES, VEHICLES, AND 9TH
Il er Merchandise heretofore sold on the 50 uare
at the corner Of 7th street and the Avenue VIII De
discontinued and hereafter sold In front OF our
store e. X. L.. GROWN ~,
ian 1a-2w Auctic neers
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Fire at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. N.-The EXTENSIVE, jex
cry establishment Of Mr.. J. EsterIee. i'm tbj,
city, was entirely Destroyed by fre This No.
ing. The loss is covered by insurance
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For Sale and Rent.

nor SALE, OR FOR RENT.-THE Three.
story fire proof Building In the rear Of ack-
son Hall, and known as Davis & Carrots Carper.
ter shop Apply to jos. II. BRADLEY, Jr
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A CASE OF GREAT NECEssIrY.-This fore.
noon there was brought to our knowledge q
truly deserving case Of great necessity-the
case vi mother with two small children, one
OF them blind, deserted near two years since
by their natural protector. They have been
for three days almost wholly without food or
iuei, owing TO the poor woman's illness and
consequent temporary incapacity to ply the
needle. We appeal to the charitable to afford
them some relef-coal and provisions. On
applying at this office any one disposed to aid
them can learn where they may be found. In
such casa the value Of assistance is in it's
being promptly rendered.
ARRESTED. Watchmen Norwood and Birch
yesterday arrested cOlOred man named Solo
mon Dunmore fJr an assault and battery on a
boy named James Dement, He struck the
boy on the head with piece of coal, inflict-
ing a severe wound The Mayor, happening
to be near at the time, dressed the wounds Of
the boy, and ordered the arrest Of Dunmore
The prisoner was taken before Justice Dom,
and held to bail for court.
PIRR On Tuesday evening FIRE took place
at the small brick building Just this side of
the Park on Seventh street, burning it to the
ground Our FIRE companies, with indomi-
table perseverance, dragged their apparatus
through the drifts to the FIRE, but were not
able to reach the ground in season to afford
any assistance.
CENTRE MARKET.-This morning the supply
was very deficient Most Of the country deai.
crs are unable TO attend, in consequence of
the condition Of the roads, and the markets
are supplied by the butchers and hucksters.
Provisions Of all kinds sell of course at a high
figure.
| CHRISTY'S WORLD-RENOwNED NINSTRELs
appear tonight, at Odd Fellows Hall, in a
great number of mirth-provoking songs, dances
and burlesques. -
TIE Coon WILL CLUE have their thirl as
semoly at Harmony Hall might, at which q
good time may be expected.
| iooh FIGURE UNRIyALLRD colored fashion
plate In dodey's Magazine for February. II
also contains numerous engrayings of French
embroidery We understand IL is now for sale
at Shillington's bookstore Mr. ShiIlington
has sent US Graham's Magazine and Ladie,
National Mag tzine for February, highly EN-
bellished Our literary friends can a1vsvs hs
accommodated with the latest pubIicat;o2. a,
Shillington's, corner Of Al street and Pennsvl.
yania avenue. 4
| WATCH RErURNs.-Last night, seven per.
sons were accommodated with lodgings. The
only case for trial was Henry Mcbride for an
attempt at ouse-breaking paid costs,
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GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE
UNDER DEXTER HOTEL
An Immense assortment of Rev Books
mtH be opened IhiS DAY,
AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF
PRESENTS

will be distributed TO our patrons hereafter
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-, CITIZENS
If1 and STRANGERS Will fad our stock OF
Books worth their attention Ii is the largest and
most valuable assortment ever opened in this
city, comprising Standard and Miscellaneous
Works in all the departments Of Ancient and
Modern Science, Literature, and Art Also, all
the latest Publications, Animals Of the Season,
Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions Of the Po-
cts, &c, &c In Turkey Morocco, Antique, Vel
vet, ana other rich and superb Bindings, ele-
gantly illustrated.
A PR EMIT
worth from % Gents to 800, win be given Tim
med,stey after the sale) to every purchaser of a
Book for which We receive 81 or more
O.5 per cent Of all our net receipts will be
placed In the hands Of His Honor the Mayor CT
Washington, to be distributed for the benz tit OF
the Poor Of the city.
At the Old stand, under Dexter's Hotel, sign
Of the Red Flag.
Jan S.H PHILBRICK hp.nt
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Ey JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Nv JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE Lot
"A of Old and New Miscellaneous Books
and Ensravings.-On w L DIN SDAy ,
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS
January 21st, x2d, and 23d, at the auction rooms,
1 shall sell, at o'clock precisely, most desira-
BILE collection Of old and new London Books, En-
cravings, &c. TIE sale will commence with
choice collection Of Architectural Works, Books
on lndustory and Mechanics ,iEngineering, &c,
which will be followed by collection OF various
old and new London and American publications,
amongst which we direct attention TO Mr. Ken
ney's Indian Tribes, Cyc ep.dia Of Arts and Sci
ence, Is vols +, Alto, Niles's egister, &C.
The sale will be terminated by a fine collection
Of EngraviQgs, Autographs, dc, from Lumley,
Landon, &c.
Terms cash. JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
ian l6-dts Auctioneer.
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Presidslt Of the Bank OF Missouri

ST. Louis, Jan Fl james n HUGHES
Esq has been chosen president of the State
"snk 81 Missouri by the Legislature Of this
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Gsrdners Indian Bslsam iverwort HoaI hound
he cure OF all coughs colds Group, &C. This preparation
sto01 the test for the past twenty years. and sId
ever VIII stand unrivalled. It Is for sale by Gil druggists
hroushont the United States and British Provinces.
mkAks PoTTRs l54 Washington street. Boston, Whole
sale Agents T. D. GILMAN, ashington, ST eciaI gent
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WASHlNGTUN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OVER FARNHAM.s BOOKSTORE, PENN AVE -,

ENTRANCE ON nth STREET.
MIR. +. NlCHALLS CROUCH HAS THE
Is1 pleasure to announce to his friends and pu-
pills that lie will commence the FIRST Of his course
OF Lectures, on the history OF Music, at the
Rooms Of the Institution, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 2Sth beginning at O'Clock
and continuing every Wednesday until fu thef
notice
As these readings are strictly private, and deliv-
cred for the purpose Of instructng the pupils and
friends Of the Institution, II will be necessary to
insure seats. that INN edate application be made
for Tickets 10 Mr. Crouch, Vocal Director, with
out Which no person will be sdmitted
Tickets delivered every day between and a.
m and nom 10 p m. jan 20-5t
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GLOVES, SOAPS, BRUSHES, cV r,saas;
E.rcvGo5 l. Festher busting Brushes, Bohem!-
EsSiy sS Goods portemOnies 5esis wOri Boxes
Dressing Gases, Gard Cases. Cigar Case r rsaSy
hIucieS IN pnnisr Nache, Biscuit, China, Por
Lotto paIi,n Marble and other materials In the
sIsas, stvlss and Of the latest importations, at
ne"es' sSieo' TIE LAKES BAZAAR,
,so, Pa .,Set I'd and ID ste.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

FINRUSTEE'S SALE.-Un THURSDAY the
Il goth day Of January, 1857, at Al O'Clock m,
In front Of the premises, by virtue Of n deed OF
trust to me, dated Nav 18TH 1881, and recorded In
Liber J. A ), No a. folios ass, &c one OF the
land records OF w a, hiDgton county, District OF
front on Third street west Of 10 feet inches, and
IS feet on q street south.
Terms cash
All conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
H. GODDARD, Trustee.
ian I7-3t&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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ROOMS FOR RENT "A LARGE PARLOR
with Bedroom attac hed, well furnished and
ngnted with gas situated on Penn avenue, No
gay, opposite WillardS' Hotel Rent moderate
Apply on the premises ian 30 81.
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TGRRIRLE STORM.

REMEDY TO KEEP WARN, CALI.
A otSTINEMETZ'S 236 Pennsylvania ave nue.,
near the corner Of 18th street, and buya
Buffalo Overcoat, only S2
Tiger Rugs for sleighs, 81
You will also ind 6ent's Mutfiers and Fur
a6loves, Sleighing Caps, &c ,r.
Also, few more Ladies' Furs, Nuns, NiS.o.
ines, &c left, which will be sold chesPs GO =,
yer, for cash only. Jan
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UThere You 60 Again.-Call in a, Pur.

nyN1SI c,o !. M - Du " AKHIhs-CdItI IN AZ TuT-
III OIeAk AND PERIODICAL DEPOT, No. $50, Pennsyl-
sna avenue, and supply yourself those fine
nnVaoa Cigsre They certainly brought
MS market You can also find all the and
NEwsPAPrRs and ali kinds of STATIONERY. his
papers regularly, Notwithstanding the
MEMBER, $50 Pennsylvanis avenue, betwekn Sd and az
srees, uhuer Washington Hotel. eO-3t
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pSOO the apprehension Of my Servant -
Man, FREDERICK BOOTH, who left 4&
home on Thursday, 18th inst II is bright N
mulatto about thirty i've years old, five feet ~
hve or six Inches in height, full black VII isEeTs,
tenance when spoken to He is well acquainted
In Washington, and is no doubt urking there at
this time, particularly with a free family, who
left the neighborhood few weeks since, Gy name
Butler
will give the above reward for the apprehen-
sion OF said Servant no matter where taken pro.
vided he Is secured In al that | get him
again VIM. n. GWYNN 81.
jan IL eotFeol fiscataway, Md
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Rectifyiug Establishment

gTHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
Il method Of informing liquor dealers that be
has fitted up RECTiFYlNG ESTABLISH
MENT In iris city, and Is now prepared to sup
ply all those who may favor him with their Gus
ION he has on hand large stock OF BIandles,
Gin, Wines, aa6 Old W hiskeys, which he can
sell at as low a figure theyca1 be purchased
for either IN Baltimore or Philadelphia.
N B. The subscT. Der has also on land, q large
' " PETER FEGAN,
No. IS Louisiana avenue, near lOth ST.
Ian "A
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strakosch at the Academy OF Nusie

NEW YORK, Jan % m. a..a.uofx
ste was opened last night for operstic 1srform.
sHces' under the management Of Msn,ica Sta.
knscn' There was a very full Attendance sns
a tumuituOus reception. Parodi And TIh.rini
were the principal artistes. Aiosiini
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1UAIR RRUSHES. TOOTH, NAIL, n AT,
III ciothes crumb. busting, and Other kinds
I,rusbes: Combs, side, tuck, nesk, pun nne'
d Resting and pocket COMBS Sci &c On
,,,7 No % Pa. ave, bet. sth and IN sts'
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KNsfE CLEANERS, with the latest i'm.
IN provement.-Everyf family and boarding
housekeeper should have one.
ian 10 u. FRANCIS, 400 7th ST.
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Warrington Veterinary InfIrmary,
FOR HORSES, DOGS, &c,
253 ID st bet 10 and l4th sLs., south of Pa ave.
JNO. ericsson, PROPRIETOR,
Member OF the Royal College OF Veterinary
Surgeons, London.
VHorses examined as to soundness, SO.
ian l3-1m
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FOR RENT.-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
L house on Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets, over A. Roover & Sons Shoe store sTlita
BILE for frst- class Boarding House. IL is now
undergoing complete repair Possession given
Immediately. Inquire OF A. HOOVER & SON,
sIeets &C 30-H
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ICE CREAM

At SIX Cents Per Quart.
HOT f LIS, BOkSDlNG-HOUSES AND
Il others will find II much cheaper and better
than hey make It. Fairs and other benevolent
entertainments can have II at less price, al the
PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
ian Sims Corner and 18th streets
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MANUAL OF ETIQUETTE In WASH
INGTON.

Il Members Of Congress aud strangers sojoum-
ing in Washington. Every sdy and gentleman
sho nd have copy. Just published and for sale
stores in WashinQton dec 23-lm
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pREss
sly HOUSE PRINTING TEL EGRfpp
Wisconsin Senstorship.

MADIsoS, Owls Jan. 2.-A caucus OF Re.
buoicsn members Of the Legislature held
~ afternoon nominated J. r. BoolittIe for
'As nited States Senate.
Inc Democrats of the Legislature have nom.
S'oo Judge Dunn for u s Senator.
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DENTAL SURGEON,

DENTAL SURGEON.
nR. F. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE-
- tween Sixth and Seventh streets, GA
at the place formerly occupied by DR.. &S24
Van Patten, has just received a very
large supply Of articles pertaini Ig to dentistry
and respectfully invites the public to give him
call. Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fession, he is perfectly safe In declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction in every case. The
best professional references can be seen at his Of
fee nov R-tmarch20&
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No Bro MOlre Antique and Velvet Cloak, $50
no Blue blk Ve,vet NJ Ant, do so
no 8 Blk Velvet and NJ DIRE Antique, do IS
no = GIeen Satin; very rich, do 50
NO Handsome Brown Cloth, do 25
NO Black Velvet. very PLATA do 40
NO Tan Cloth and Moiie ANTIQUE do 20
NO BIO Cloth and M DIRE Antique do 20
NO Fancy Cloth Circular. do 90
NO l" Brown Trimmed satin A. oS
No ii Rich silver Brown Velvet 40 AZ
No IL Drab Cloth, trim d with veIve, A. 5s
No 10 Blue Watered silk, 40 %
No Ia Drab Embroidered Cloth A. 1s
No IS Blown do do a. sS
No 10 Brown do do A. @
No l. LIT Drab Cloth - Moife AntIoue do %
No as Drab Embossed Cloth 40 %
No ~ Black Cloth Travelling 40 ~
no % Blk MORE Antique and Velvet
(Shawl) do n
Noel Do do do do -
No ~ Handsome Blk Veivet (pIajn) do IN
No93 DO Moire Antique and
Velvet do 80
No2i Rich Black More Antique and
Velvet do So
No - Handsome Black Velvet do as
N026 NeIy elee ant Blk Velvet do 5
No@5 Very elee AIT Blk Moire Antique do S
Nos5 Handsome Cloth Talma do ~
No29 do do do 20
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VENTNG STAR.

e. AbvEKrIsEsESrs sHoSLD Lsrr AT TEE OyTICs 1T
IsELvE O'OLOcx, NJ; orzKswsr Tzkr roT ArrnAs
rxrm
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DOYa' SLEIGHs, RUCkiN. HORSES.
- Wheel Banows, &c at
jan 03t LAMMOND,S