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April Is. ~DEBAILL0N & GARRIERE..3s
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S0 SACKS WHEAT BRAN, for sale
w by DEBAlLLON & CARRlERE,
Washington, La.
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LILY BELL, OR TIE Losr CHILD. BY Alice
Fay. Boston James French l. Co. For
sale in this city by Taylor d Maury.
The style of this book can be. judged by Its
preface: "Gentle reader: Rambling on a
sweet summers morning over the dswy fields
OF imagination, and of childhood's dearest
memories / beheld lily blooming by the
banks Of silver strsamlet; gathered 1t and
with trembling hand present it now to
you "A. f."
NfIeHBoR lakewood. By Paul Creyton. Bos-
ton: Phillips, Sampson & Co. For sale In
this city by Taylor 4 Maury.
This book, We believe, has been one of the
most successful publications of the year, and
some Of the authors warm admirers see in
him second Dickens. The characters Of
Abimlech lakewood, of Phoebe and of Grand
mother Rigglessy, are admirably drawn indeed
In depicting New England life the author "a
Mr.. Trowbridge, Paul CreytOn being a nom
de pf"me,) is perfectly at home, but when he
unwisely strays out Of his parish and under
takes to depict Southern life and manners, of
which hetnows nothing, his failure Is painful
but inevitable.
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tkIR D.

At Plaquemine Brelee, La, on Fsiday, the 9th
Of January, In the 37th year Of her age Mrs
MARY wife Of DR. lanes Donovan, formerly
OF this city, and daughter Of the late Captain
Anthony Hodgkinfon, Of Alexandra, Va
May she rest In pecce.
In this city, on the An instant Mr.. TIMOTHY
CLEARY, native Of the county Of Tipperrary,
Ireland, aged 20 years.
His faneral viii take place at st Patrick's
church, at 10 O'Clock, on Friday morning. The
friends Of the family are requested to attend
May he rest In peace
On this morning, the sth instant, at 10 O'Clock,
EMMA SOPHIA, oaly daughter Of Geo W. and
NJ. A. Appleby, sged 10 months and y days
The frierds and relatives Of the family are re
quesied to attend the funeral On To- Nonow. at =
O'Clock, a, their residence, No. 4e3 Mass. avenue,
between 4tb and 5ih streets.
In Georgetown. ID. c., on the 4th February,
1857, Mr. WILLIAM L. UPPERMAN, in the
AID year Of his age
HIS funeral will take place To- Morrow IF riday)
evening, at 3 o'clo,k, from the residence OF Mr.,
samuel Mcknight, on High street
On Yesterday afternoon, IN the 39:h year Of heI
age BARBARA A HEORlCK, wife Of David
Hedrick, Of this city.
The friends Of the family are respectfully In.
vited TO attend her funeral at 10 O'Clock To-Mor.
row morning, from the corner Of and ath streets,
Northern Liberties.
On the 9Th instant, DANIEL sIM0NDs, In
ne 7ssh yssI Of his sge.
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BY c w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
HURNITURE Gl,ASS kNnCRnCE rR

Bye w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, GLASS, AND CROCkERY
l. at Auctien.-On FRIDAY, the 9th instant,
l shall sell without reserve, at store No 4l9 Penn
sylvania avenue, between I'd and Ak streets a
large and general assortment Of Household urn.
iture, consisting In part
Mahogany Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Nurse and Arm
Rockers
Bedsteads, Chairs, Wasbstands
Shovel and Tongs, Lamps, Candlesticks
Knives and Forks, CaIvers, Steels, Chafng
Dishes
Vases, Chamber Sets, Foot Tubs, Pitchers
Plates, Cups and Seucers, China Tea SETS
Bowls, Mugs. Dishes, Bakers, Compotiers
6lass Float Bowls, Decsn,ers, Tumblers
Moiasses and Cream Mugs, Sugar aud Butter
Dishes
Fancy Cups, Casters, Walters, Coal Holds
slop Buctets, Plated Spoons and Forks, Tin
Toilet Sets
Tea and Call Bells, busting and Furniture
Brushes
Saucepans, f lat lIons, Swimmers, Ladies
Bread ToasIers, Coffee Mills, Meat Cutters
Fancy Baskets, Brittania Tea and Coffee Pots
Cream and Sugar Dishes, Pitchers
Coal Sifters snd Shovels
Also, large assortment OF Goods too numerous
to mention
The attention Of the trade Is called to the above
sale as the goods will be sold without reserve
Sale positive without regard TO the weather.
Terms cash. C. w BOTELER
ienb Auctioneer
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PUNCH ON ENcoREs. By what right, We be Q
to ask, does an auditor cheat and rob an artist
oy encoring! A playful promises that if YOU
will pay specific sum you shall have a spe.
cihc song You pay the money Tor 70 in with
an order and you demand twice the music
you nave bargained for Do you serve any
oody else so, except an artist? If you buy a
pair of trousers, and they please you, do you
encore your trousers; that is req uire the tailor
70 give you another pair? Do you encore a
dozen OF oysters, asking the second lot for
nothing because the first were sweet and sue
cuient Do you encore a portrait, and be-
cause painter has succeeded admirably in
taxing your likeness, do you clap aud stamp
about his studio until he paints you another
copy for nothing?
Aud yet why should Mr.. Punch be wrath
with you! Yours fathers thought in the same
way about books, and wondered at the authors
lmpudence in calling mere words by the
sacred name of property. And the notion is
not quite extinct yet. There, we retract, we
feel compassion for you, you old creatures, not
anger. You may stay. But mind this. You
nave no right to steal music If your house
maid stole your snub nosed Patty 8 dog AIRED
copy of the Troubadour from the pianoforte.
you would call that housemaid a thief, and
send for policeman. What are you, that
steal four songs in one evening? Take that
mint to heart, and when next you are delight
ed with an effort that it has cost an artist
years Of expensive and laborious study to
bring to the perfection that enchants you, and
you feel disposed to cheat him out of again.
remember snub-nosed Patty and her dogs
cared music.
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Oonsumptive. Rheumatic Costive Bilious and Delicate
some days will ind renewed strength and life pervsds
every Of their frames Every dose makes the blood
purer The in the arteries and terminate
In the veins These pills. first efert act upon the
teTis blood increasing the circulation By which Impurities
deposited In the veins and they throw OF such colec
tons into the bowels which the energy derived
from Brsudrsths Pills expes them from the sys When
ns used the pills may occasion gripping aud lake the
patient feel this be borne with for the
come Afterwards No great good often achieved without
some trouble in its attainment and hs rule applies the
recovery Of health These symptoms only where
body has long struggled under load Of impure
hunors consecutive use for few days will satisfy
most unoeevns OF the great good the pills doing
directions should be carefully studded understood and
followed health and vi5or WILL in najority OF be
cured by the use Of RRANDRETH'S Pills.
Sold at Is cents per box at - Canal street.
Building New York; By I. W. Dyott Sons, ls2 north
Second street. Philadelphia and BY medicine dealers
ally. nov ss-tf
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nave found them Of great service In slaying
ton aud In subduns produced by Colds and
our clerical orothrsn real favor Ia calling their
20 thsm-Zion's Herald. I'VE commend them tn the at
tention Of public speakers singers aud others
troubled with affections OF the TnrUstChrissu Watch
man. for Coughs. Asthma a., cheerfully
mony from persona knowledge their eacacy"-Bsous
Pictorial They simple and elegsn; admin
sterins In combination several Medicinal substances
IN general esteem among Physicians IN
Bronchial snect.ons"-Dr. O. r. Bgeow. Containing no
opium or deeterious drugs these LoZenses
freely By public speakers and vocssts for clearing
giving strength TO the voice. Sold by all Druggsts
Oct b-u JAMES L. CALLAE, Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv A. GREEN An..,...

ny a ohEEN, AuctioneeY.
nVCEniSS, FURNITURE, FANCY
" Goods, &C, at Auction On sATuRDky
the III instant, shall sell, in front Of nv store
at 1O O'Clock q. m nine half chests Of fine Tea
Of various kinds, Wig:
imperial 6unpowder. Young Hyson
1 Tyson Shin, 3 Olong
10 Gallons Brandy
boxes, IS pounds each, Figs
bags English Walnuts
Also, handsome lot Of large sized Dressed Dolls
Shawls, and other DRY and ancy Goods
And large lot Of new and second hand Furni-
ture
Fine Goat, from the Rocky Mountains, well
broke to harness, and Gig and Harness
complete.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
feo sgt Auctioneer.
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YARNS FOR SALE INTENDING TO
l. cultivate larger farm, the subscriber Will
sell the farm In Alexandra county, Virginia, on
which he has resided for the past seven yesr. II
contains 81 acres, and is situated near Balls b
Rosds, 3k miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct,
and milcs from both W Washington and Aleran-
dTta. There are upon II a comfortable and well
arranged dwelling house, containing six rooms,
with front and back covered poTticos, the former
b by II feet; kitchen a comfortable house for
servants or farm hands; large and convenient
barn, with stabliug for six horses and many
COVE, and en- ample cistern (attached 20 the barnO
root cellar under the barn. 70 hold 900 bushels
OF roots for market or stock feeding; ice house
spring house; SMOKE house corn house; a stone
market root house, and store house. Also, o
good dairy near the homestead door from the
never failicg spring OF which water Is obtained
for ali the requirements Of the occupants There
is also tie place an orchard Of more than q
thousand thrifty trees Of different planti1gs, con-
sisting Cf the choicest varieties q peaches up
pies, pears, dwarf and standard cherries and
ounces At present fourteen acres are seeded
down to wheat ana rye; six in timothy, yielding
an ave age Of at least two tons per acre four In
market garden; four in clover; twelve ready TO
be put Ia corn and oats In the spring, and eleven
| in wood, Of which there lie In ample supply for
all tie purposes Of the place. This farm has
been cultivated with care and Is very productive.
no pains having been spared 70 render IL remuner-
alive, and to make IL complete In ell Its appoint
ments. For a dairy man and market garden
farmer, a 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 II Is superior 70 any
other now for sale
Also, THE BLADEN FARM, go scres) stu
/ ated within less than quarter OF q mile Of the
| Columbia and Leesburg turnpifes, the former
| lesding 10 Washington, and the latter 10 Alex
andria. This place is In the immedi ste vicinity
| Of Bailey's - Roads Tin Alexandria county, Va y
/ and IS about six miles from both cities named
above Ithas upon Il orchard OF about $50 choice
peach trees, most Of them lately set out, dwell
/ ling house that can be made comfortable for
| one Of the finest springs in all this region Of
country. There Is wood enough upon the tact
Tor Its necessities There Is better soil within
thirty miles Of Washington than that Of this Bla
den place; nor any such place that can be ren-
dered remunerative at less cost by proper atten-
ton; the land being in fine heart at this time.
For terms for either or both these farm which
Will be made to suit the times, applyt TO
dec 90 w. ID. WALLACE, Star Once.
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MAX RIEn

On the Sd instant, by the Rev F father Alig, Mr..
AUGUSTUS SHAFFER to Miss susanna A.
LYNCH, all Of this city.
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. p. ID. Gurley.
Mr. ARMISTEAD b. CURTIS, Of Hanover,
Virginia, to Miss GERALDINE WELLS, ci
this city.
On toe I'd instant, by the Rev ID. Gurley,
Mr. JANIS G. LONG TO Miss VIR GINA
STONE.
On the Cd instant, by the Rev Dr. Duncan,
Mr. ROBERT JOHNSON to Miss LAURA II :,
daughter Of Josiah Egleston, both Of this city.
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF RICH JEWELRY AND ELE.
- CANT Fancy Goods at Auction.-On f RI
u, DhI MORNING, February 9Th, commencing at
~ O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell, at my sslesroom, Iron
French Fancy Goods, consisting In part Of
Fine Goid EARRINGS, Bracelets, BIeastpins
Finger Rings, Hair Pins
Crystal Boxes, and a large collection OF heavily
Gilt Fancy Goods
Altogether forming the handsomest VARIETY OF
Fancy I6oodS we have ever offered for sale ar
auction. -
The goods may be examined at any time p,e.
viouslv to the sale. The ladies are particularly,
invited to attend. G. w. BOTkLER
feo I'D Auctioreer
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III Important to the Ladies!-Dr. Du

PONOO'S FEMALE PILLS.-The combination o. InSredi-
ens In the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy
merits based extensive practice OF thirty
years. and whore the directions have been strictly fol
lowed, they have failed Irregularities
relieve painful and difficult rensrustion (psrtousry
the change Of life. They will the whitSs
all obstrucons arising from cold exposure any causes
and be used successfully Preventive Call upon
the agent and get Circular for particulars fires.
Price box, with full directions Sold wholesale
retail By CHA6. SrOTT, Druggist PespsyvsDis avenue
SAMUEL B. WAITE s2s Seventh street wsshin gton D. o.
and H. D. r. ClSSE, Georgetovn % whom all orders
be sent and the Pills will be sent condeutisy
ladies who enclose them dollar.
n. Bee signature the box; 30 1ounterfetits for
left
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Indiana Senatorial Election

INpi4SAPoLIs, Feb. S-The Democrats in
tne INDIANA Legislature held a Joint conven-
vention Tor the election Of q United States
Senator, without the concurrence and In on.
position to the protest Of the Senate. Graham
n. Fitch was elected to ill the present va.
cancy; am Jesse ID. Bright for six years from
the 4th Of March next. The vote stood-fo,
Bright and Fitch, each So votes; r. W
Thompson and George S. Dunn, Americans. 2
votes each. The convention vas com posed OF
go members Of the House and 20 Senators.
one member not votipg-lacking Is of q QUO.
rum. The Democrats here are rejoicing, firing
cannon and making other demonstrstio,s.
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A PERFuNED BREArH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of dis.
agreeable breath when by using the L" Balm
Of a thousand Floioers" as dentrifce would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster7 Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention It.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last year
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing.
ton, and all Druggists.
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g The London Times says the principal
hotel in Chicago is " a grander establishment
than any in that metropolis ~
B Ultra fashionable dresses for balls in
Paris, are now let for twelve dollars a night
and dealers drive good business in renting
them.
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the true physician has been know thefrsnd
and In our days many assume but few deserve the
NJ N Gardner however Is of few richly
merted 1t In the production Of the BALsAs LIvERwoRT
AND hoARHoCSD. which has ght
and finally for itself place among Family
Medicines Of the day, the for all o! the
Lungs. -
Mss-rs. Weeks Potter No. 154 Washington street Bos
ton Genera Agents For sale by W. r. Gilman Charles
Stoti Ss.ra Palmer, D. Gilman By ggsts gen.
rally. feb IL
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcI There Ia q
great deal Of excitement in New York, rsla-
tive TO the disappearance OF Mr. Erastus l..
DsForrsst, a wealthy young man, who has
been missing for II days, under circumstances
which induce the suspicion Of foul play. $1,000
reward 10 ofsysd toy bis body.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb Flour Ia steady: saIss
Of Howard street at Sc IS.
Sales OF wheat at S1.40asI IS for reds, and
81 55ssl 80 for whites Corr is without % uch
change sales of yellow at 50 cts, and white
at 65a66c.
whisky is steady at 26is2sc for city, Penn
sylyania, and Ohio. The latter is scarce At asc.
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ByA GREEN, Auctionee.
greek OF GROCERIES at AUCTION
- On SATURDAY,, the 14th February, at ten
O'Clock a m, at the store No. $40 Ninth street,
opposite the west end Of Centre Market The
stock consists OF many Of the usual articles in a
ity.
The Store Fixtures will also be sold .oeetbe r
with very valuable new fire proof Safe and
three Chinese Images, such as are used in Tea
Stores TeIms cash
feb 4-d GREEN Inct
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS FAIR The fol-
lowing is a continuation Of the list of appi.
cations for space
Woodward Son, " ashington, gas stoves.
Mrs. W. 6 Calvert, do, Cashmere vest.
Miss n. L Osborne, do, silk vest.
J. 9. Conboy, do signs.
NJ. T. Parker, do, signs, dc.
Miss Burr, do F., embroidery.
Robert Gray Campbell, do, cabinet Of birds
of District Of Columbia.
T F. Psndel, do, miniature ship.
katlOck 4 Herbert, do, clothing.
George W johnson, do, furniture.
Mrs L Stillings. do, case Of birds.
J. Z Williamson, do, rife and pistols.
Mrs East, do quilt.
Mis- u. A. COyle, Georgetown, needlework.
W. Castleton Slate Co -, slate m ntels, 1c
Miss Laura d. Brown, Washington, en-
broidery.
Miss Caroline Young, do, do
J. C. Jewell, do needlework.
Robert Harrison, Laurel, Nd patent churn;
butter worker; washing machine ; hammer
fastening.
Gustav Hartig. Washington, brass work.
John G Gsllaher, jr., do, gas apparatus.
Holton Jardine, New YORK, wood engra-
wing.
Geo II Peaman, Washington, patent viso.
Louis c Army, Georgetown, cakes.
Army Co, do mineral water.
"HeoaoJ Z" W. "@ouiD sSou' SVots ohu
Miss 1. J. Cunningham, Georgetown, en-
broidery.
McGregor Co Washington, furniture.
7. W. Fowler, Washington, penmanShip.
Todd Co., do, hats, furs, &c
8. Hoover, do, case shoes
Philip Chaplin, Baltimore, turning lathe.
A B Sidenstricker, do, planes and hamsF.
Sarah A. Lusby, Washington, needlework.
Mrs. Lus6y, do preserves
Miss n J. Cunningham, do, embroidered
chain
W NJ. Mcfarland & Co Baltimore, safes
A. Jones New 1 ork hair and mattresses
L VI. Boynton, Worcester, Mass gas
James v. Chiffon, Washington, japanese
articles.
John P. Dennis, do, barouche and buggy.
An impression has got abroad that fee
has to be paid with every deposit Of goods
We are requested 20 state that 10 fees are de-
manded Of those who bring their articles in
time
The Rhode Island Society for the encourage
ment Of domestic industry has printed cir
eular, at it's own expense, and distributed II
broadcast among the manufacturers OF the
State, recommending them to have their IL
dustry well represented at this exhibition.
WESTERN Hosk CoHPASY.-The following
gentlemeE have been elected officers Of thi,
company for the ensuing year: VIM. Riggles
president; X l.. Maston, vice president; W
J. Feeney, secretary; T. Wilson, treasurer
J Waters, p HsgeTty, and w Drury, audi
tors; 5. Spalding,J Paris, and W. Thorn
directors; VIM. Rggles, r L. Mastou, 7. n
Holtsmsn, Z. 7. Wilson. and &. Spaldi1g z, rep
reentatives to the Fire Department.
CONCERT FOB TIE gESESIf OF fRR PooR. -
In consequence Of affection In the family o
Mrs. spanlding, the concert to be held at he
house this evening will be held at the board
ing house Of Mrs. BannermaD, on the corner O
Ninth and z streets, Mrs. B. having kindl,
sssdsrsd suitable rooms foF the purpose.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE zSSOCJzTED PIP RSS
The Expected Steamer.

Up to the hour of going to press, nothing
mad been heard at New York Of the steam
snip Baltic, now in her fifteenth day ont from
Liverpool. .s.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioreer.


ETNRUsEEE's SALE.-Rv y,rtue Of a decd n,
l. trust dated February 9, 1853, and duly record
ed In I.iber IA 8, IS Of the land records of
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and at
the request OF parties interested, shall SELL at
public sale, In front Of the premises at O'Clock
p m on DNESDAY, the 25th CT February
next, part Of lot No. al, in tquare or reservation
10, with the Improvements, being a two-story
Bnck Dwelling, fire proof, fronting west about
Is feet on an alley and IN the rear Of the ackson
Hall
Terms: 81 200 cash the balance ia annual
payments In one, two and three years, with in
teTest, secured by deed Of trust.
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee
jan 31-l0t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Average height Of the Thermometer In the
mornings from 3oth January to 5th February,
inclusive, 20 06'.
Full moon Sunday, Feb. 8, between 8 and
p. m Sun rises on Saturday, 7th, at o clock.
Remarks-Snow fell 10Th and Both; 3lst
rain fell. B.
GEORGETOWN, Feb 5, 1857,
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND To.Kosaow.

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers
EN+RAvlN8s, LII BOGRAPHs, &C. at
II Public Auctien.-On THURSDAY EVE
MING, February 5tb, at O'Clock we will sell,
at $40 Pennsylvania avenu ne, under Browns Ho.
tel, q general rariety Of Religious, historical,
Political, and Comic Engravings, In all q neat
assortment, all Of which must be disposed Of to
close consignment
Sale positive Terms at sale
WALL, BARNARD q CO,
FEB 4-dts Auctoneers
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6iBBS'S HAZE mANUFACrORY

6iBBS'S HAZE MANDATORY,
Penn. arsnHs, betpssn 9ti and IO,h streets.
WIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLs,
w Bandeaus, Frzzed Rollers, &C, always On
hand, and made to order at few hours notice
Ladies' Hair Dyed, Shamr ooned, &c, In the n ost
complete manner. All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best French and English houses.
No 3O8 Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store.
N. blair work repaired or taken in ex-
change. ian 2S-2w
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las itself 10 all who besn fortunate enough to
use h TO be the NE rLus all DYEs-orly
Kind required for either black or brown Prepared by
GILMAN Washington, D. o. and sid in Baltimore By
SIXTH 5. HANCE. ian nlU
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
MONUMENTAL CLUB.

At VERNON HALL, cor. 9th st. and La. are ,
On MONDAY, February 9th, 1857.
THE MEMBERS OF THE MONUMENTAL
Il Club beg leave TO announce to their friends
and the public generally, that their Second An.
nual Bah will take place on MONDAY, Febru.
airy 9th, 1857.
Esputa's celebrated CotIllon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Supper ard Refreshments furnished by an e1
perienced Caterer.
Tickets 0NH DOLLAR-admitting Cen
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