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Fanny Morant's National Theatre

MISS FANNY MORANT, HAVING RI
ISl turnfd 10 this CITY, after "A absence Of tun
weeks, caused b. engagements Of a profes sior al
nature, entered into before the leasing Of this
Theatre, respectfully announces that
On WEDNEsDAY EVENING. Jan, 2I.t
she will have the honor Of re-appearina in the
new comedy by Palgrsve Simpson, recently So
successful in New York, entitled SECOND
Theatre will hc immediately and entirely undGr
her control ard direction.
She trusts THAI the public viii overlook any
faults or dcicicRCh that may have occurred dur
ing her absence, pledging heIself for the future
thai she Will endedv'r by ell means IN her
power aud the s:rictest attcnt!on 20 business. both
upon her par; and that or tie company, to merit a
her on her recent appearance Every erertion
will be made TO render the Theatre warm AID
comfortable ian 10 "A
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EVENING STAR.
wASHINGTON CITY:
uspsEsDAY January 81, 1851.
SpIEITOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPjkIT or The MORNING PRESS
The Ts,ou criticises recent letter from
Gen. webb. Of the CoNrjey and Euqairer,
wherein that gentleman, after denying, ,H
,7,o. the truth Of the Newspaper stories attIi-
hutinc to him the character # lobby mem
Der, intimsteS the probability that some Of the
land grants have given too much to indiviG-
usl railroads, that scmc Of the lobby have OBJ
tanned moro than they should from the COM
PanieE, and further, that some unworthy mem
Der may have required to be paid extra for
doing his duty, &c, &c. The editor Of the
UlIoH, claiming that ten. Webb is capital
witness against his party, argues that his
(tbe General's) plea that no great harm has
been done sven if such things have happened,
proves gross lack Of moral principle on the part
Of {" Republicanism."
The TrteITqsrcer's New York correspond
ent writing under dat, Of the 18th instantly
says
can ice bridge vas formed between this
CITY and Brooklyn fsf q brief interval during
Aocd tide today, and quite number Of per
sons made tho passage between tho two cities
on foot. Five years ago the same feat was
ACCOMPLISHED, but with that exception il Is Il
quGrtcr of a century since the opportunity was
presented CT making pedestrian trip across
the East river. Tho Sound steamers iini
great difficulty in making their trips indeed,
more Of then left their docks hero yesterday
or TO day, and none have arrived today from
the eastward To meet the wants Of commerce
III this emergency an ocean steamer is adveI-
tised 20 run on the outside route between this
city and Boston. Besides the Inconvenience
entaiied upon US By tho ice. the damage that
IS being sustained is by no means sight. The
OaTqUe Byron, with valuable cargo Of sugars
from Carcenas, was stove and sunk in the
lower bay yesterday: aud the minor disasters
that arc D eng reported though individually
insigEihcaDt ere IN the aggregate quite ir1lsc-
sing"
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u In Baltimore, on Monday, was wi.
messed the lowest tide in that harbor for q
quarter OF century. 1t was some seven feet
below the usual fair tide. Vessels were on
their beam ends in some instances, and all
were left with bottom to rest upon The
snow, in some cases, had drifted in and PEI.
fectly covered the smaller vessels up, leaving
but small chance for the occupants to get
ont
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PERSONAL.

80. Con. Tom Thumb is holding levees at
the Regent Gallery, Quadrant, London.
80. Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams are re.
engaged at the Dublin and Royal Theater.
-. The Hon. Ed. Stanley. now of Callfor.
MIA: but formerly Of North Carolina, is at Viii
lards', in this city.
80. The Hon. Senator Harlan has beer re
elected to the U. 3. Senate from Iowa by a
vote Of SO TO 35.
80. Ira Aldridge, the colored tragedian
has been playing Dred' with great success
at Belfast.
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Prices OF GAS A special committee was
voted the other night in the City Council Of
New York 10 inquire into the manner in which
the Manhattan Gss Company have fulfilled
the legal reduction Of the price vf gas 1t is
the general complaint there that since the re-
duc,ion in price the bills Of the consumers are
largely increased.
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on the Paci6o coast, (imr ediately after two
years. tour Of duty in the department of New
Mexico,) WAS ~ Acapulco, Mexico, on bis way
to his station at Los Angeles, California, on
the 23d ult His passage up the Pacific coast
to that point is represented TO have been an
exceedingly boisteIcus and dangerous one.
The Conte mpt Case in the House The
report Of Mr.. Orr, made to-day, sets forth that
the question which James ". Symipgton re.
fused to ansv 'er before the investigating COM
mites was, What members of Congress had
asked him 10 obtain brides or gratuities for
them. for voting for bills, &c.?-the witness
having, in thu course Of his preceding exami-
nation, init mated that such approaches had
been made to him.
Hamilton Green, Esq attorney at law, of
New York city, has been summoned to be ex-
amined before the investigating committee at
l p. IN. tc-lsy.
In Custody just before we 60 to press,
Assistant Sergeant- at Arms Flood arrested J
w. Symington, under the resolution elsewhere
referred to, and leading him to the House bar
cuted the order &c the body.
A debate then sprung up as to what dispos:-
ton should be made of tho prisoner
The Resolute's Officers The Navy De.
partment have news by telegraph to day say
ing that Commander Hartsteine and his fel.
low officers, who took the barque Resolute out
to England, reached New York yesterday in
the American mail steamer Washington
Supreme cours.-Y esterday-No 81. E. j.
Dupont, de Nemours s Co., appellants, as.
John Vance ct al, claimants of the brig Ann
Eliz abcth. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the eastern district of
Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the
opinion of the Court, reversing the decree of
the said Circnit Court, without costs, and re-
handing the cause, with directions to ascer-
tain the amount of the lien Of the libellants
on the Ann Elizabeth, &s in conformity to
| the opinion of this court.
No. D. Barr Ii. Belts, appellant, az. John
! II. Lewis ct ux. Appeal from the District
Court Of the United States for the northern
district of Alabama. Mr. Justice Curtis de-
| decree of the said District Court with costs,
and remandiDg the cause for further proceed.
| iDgs to be had therein in conformity to the
| opinion of this Court
No %. Jan es Meegan, plaintiff in error, u.s.
Jeremiah L Boyle In error to the Circuit
| Court Of the United States for the district of
Missouri Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the
| opinion of the Court, affirming the judgment
of the SAID Circuit Court in this cause, with
| costs
No. Is Archibald Babcock, appellant, Us
| Edward Wyman. The argument of this cause
was continued by Mr. Merwin for the appel
! liant, and by Mr.. Bartlett for the appellee
Adjourned
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmental yeterday, goth of January,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
! the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. sI6O 90
Fer the Interior Department..... 520OI IL
War warrants received and en-
tered 81 OK M
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dec l-3r

~ c l.. IRvING'S VOCAL MUSIC
49, CLASSES will be organized on MON
DAY EVENING, Jan. 18th, at O'Clock, In
Temperance Hall AL wishing to join mis-
Glasses VIII please be prompt IN their attendance.
Terms-22 Lessons 25 90.
Refers to Rev Binney, ID d, President Co.
lumSia College, Rev ID Gurley, u d; Rev 6 ID
Cummins, u; Rev Alfred Holmead, ID u; Rev
Doggttt, ID ID; Rev Byron Sunderland, ID q;
Rev Hill; Rev J Butler Rev Samuel Re.
gester; Dr. Owen Munson; Leo Coyle, Esq.
Application can be made to MIR IRvINe through
the fost Omce jan lists
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New MUsrc.-We fod upon our table a
pretty song entitled Fanny In her Crave"
words by w. NJ. Bysrs, NJ. D., music by F.
w. Smith.
From Hilbus, We hevo NJ. 2 of his cheap
Musical Boquet, containing two pieces of
choice music.
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SMOKING .-Gentlemen who are addicted to
no nSoit OF smoking, will find Burnen's ORR
entail Tooth Wash, prepared by Msssrs. Jos.
0'hNkrr Co, fremont street, Boston, an
sh'e,,sn' detergent. IL also impsrts to the
D!'a'h fragrance peculiarly aromatic and
pleasant, Foy sale BY dyuggists gsnsrslIy.
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WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
NJ TO KNOW '--HOU USES FURN-
IsHk " We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence housekeeping t. bear In mind
that the Gfst second, third and fourth rooms of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
tnelT utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
Invite The attention Of those In want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi h every article
In the house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or TO pnctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "HousEKEEPER's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qxiek sales and small proffs.n
BONTZ d COOMBS
dec l-3m 9TH street, between and X
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BIRTHDAY OF FRANKLiS.-The employees tf
the Baltimore Sun office celebrated the birth
day of Franklin, on Saturday, evening last, by
a supper.
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Georgetown, january Il, 1887

ae.AN ELECTION WILL BE HELD
w. IN GccrgCtcWn on TaT RSDhI next
the 92i Instant for tie purpose OF ascefan,ng III
sense If The people OF Georgetown on the ques
toI oi the pTopicty II the extension Of the Hight
Of uGrsge To all ffCr white male citizens Of Tho
twelve months previously (vegrants, raupeTs,
persons non ccmpcs mantis, and persons ccnv!c.-
cd at al infamous crime, exec ttd upon the
Payment of schco! tax net exceeding enc dollar
All white male citizen Of Georgetown of TWEEN
~ oae years Of age, and upwards, who shall have
resided In Georgetown twelve months previously
tvaGrants, paupers persons ron ccmpos mentis
cI convicted OF an lnfamou scrinie exceptedl have
the privilege Of voting a. such election
These in favor Of such extension o; .uHfape
will vote by ballot, ave." and those oppoeei 70
Hpch extension will vote, by ballot No'n
ian i4-jt HENRY ADDISON Mavor
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
NIIE ARE COMPEIIFn IN rEuuNn

w b ARE COMPELLED TO REMIND
w many Of cur customers whose counts v.te
sent to them before the first Of the new wear tina,
their bills have have not YET been sett, ed
We are much In want Of the money and hone
that all who owe us viii at once call or send u.
settlements for the amount Of their indebted exs
and thereby save annoyance both TO them as well
Is US.
Many thsnks to those who have already 50
pleasure to Us 20 serve all such.
CLA6Err, DoDSoN CO.
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Boarding.

BOARDING CAN BE OBTAINED BY TIE
~ day or week, at No ai7 Massachusetts ave
nue., between 9th and 7th streets. Jan 2l-5ts
u GA RID - GENTLEMEN DESIRING
- Board can ind very comfortab Die accommod.-
lions. at 30i Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, over Mr. Ridenour's CONNECTION
cry. dec 30 I'm
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared 70 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. spe-f
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@afBILADHLPHIA CAKE AT pHII.A-
@A deiphia epriccs, Of the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner Of 18th AMI T streets.
Ice Cream 81 81 per gallon. pm I0-Ims
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FRENCH BOOKS, FINE EDITIONS,
10 be sold at cost, by order Of the owner In
Paris. to close a consignment:
E lvres de Regnard, four volumes, octave. full
car S225
Edvres, d'Ale1,ndre Duval, nine volumes, &C
tivo, half elf, 81, IL
Annales du Parliament F rancais, eight volumes.
small folio, half calf e10, so.
Lava'ar; Cart &c G Dnnstre 'eS Honmes par Ia
physionr omie, ten volumes, octave, full calf,
nl;ed with engraviDgS, SGD
Saint Biaire Cours de u Histoire N aturel lie dcs
NJ ammife'es, oae volume, octave, half calf, en-
CRAVINGS, IS cents.
Gay Lussac Cours dc Chimie, two volumes,
octave, hat calf, &l,37
LaugieT; CCurs de Chime generate three vol.
unes. octave half calf, 81 81
Condilac; Huvres Completes, sixteen volumes
octave, full caf, gilt, 1923.
Diseours, Allocutions, ct Responses de Louis
Philippe, X oil des Francais, three volumes, c.
tsvo, half calf, 81 so
uIne, octave, half calf, 8 a..
E'hleinbert; Huvres Completes, Ave volumes
octave, bali caif. Al IS
MontgsllaiTd; Histoi de Fraace, nine vol.
umes, octave, full calf, ~.
Caban;s; Ewes, Completes Ave volumes
o1tavo half calf. Sl,"j.
Hdv-es Completes de Me sdames de Ia Faye.te
full csf, s235
voyage Picturesque des lies de Sicile de Matte
ct de Lipari, par Jean Houel Peintre du r CT fcu,
volumes, large folio, filed with tinted engraving s
Gisnnone, astoria Civile del Reenc di Napoli
eight volumes, bound In four, 81 &c
Opere o'lsocTate, Recate dal 6nco Fell
ltaliano ldioma, two volumes, octave, ss cents.
single copies only Of most OF the above.
1an2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Ok BBLS. MARTINS WHISKY,
~ Just received, and for sale by
Jan 2I-eC3t BARBOUR & SEMMES,
ES6ENCH ELASTIC CORK sOLEs, for
Il keeping the feet dry and warm. Also, gen l..
temen's Shawl Pins, at
an2l-3t LAMMONDS
C00 IMPORTED CANARY Binds +,
SOO with Nightingale Songs; also, GOLD
FINCAES and LINN ETS, for sale at Mr. C..
SCHAFER'S Hotel, 9th street Jan 81. 3i&
REMOVAL.
SAMUEL Chiffon, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, &C =, has removed bis ONCE 10 the base.
meat of the house Of Johnson HELEN, Eco en-
the corner Of 5th street and Louisiana avenue.
dec 30.lm&
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Mayors Office,
WAsHINero1, January 10th, 1857.
fyNEE ISCLEMENCY OF THE WEATHER
Il is producing so much suffering amongst the
poor, and the provision for their relief is 50 lin.
tied, that deem 1t my duty to call upon the
bene'o ent 10 take proper mea ures to raise means
TO alleviate that suffering far as II may be done
For that purpose respectfully invite the citizens
OF the several wards TO meet In their respective
wards on the evening Of WEDNESDAY, the
2ist instant, at O'Clock, at the following PAGES,
viz:
First Ward-Uni, n Engine House
tween 18th ard 18th
Third Ward-Frankiin's Building, corner OF
ID and 9th streets
Fourth Ward-Council Chamber, City Hall
FIFTH WaId-Casparis's Building
Sixth Ward-Anacosta Engine House
Seventh Wari-Hsll over Clarke's Apothecarv
Shop. WIN b. MAGRUbER
Jan 20 Q. M.r,,
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TIL + RIGHT REV. J. Mc6ILL
ONA Bishop Of Richmond, will preach The
second Of his res Of Doctrinal Discou!ses at At
Matthew'S Church, on THURSDAY EVENING,
at 7 O'Clock. Subject" The Origin aad consti.
TUT on OF the ChuTch." ian 10
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ACADEMY OF MUsUIC
OVER FARNHAN's BOOKSTORE. PKSN AYR

bOuksTokE, PKNN AVE-
ENTRANC nth STREET
MIR r. NiCHALLS CROUCH HAS the
~ pleasure to announce TO his fiiends and ru
Pills that he will commence the r.t OF his oorir,e
OF Lect res, on the history Of Music. al n .
hVENlNG, January 18th beginning at o,cloch
notice
AS these readings are strictly private, and deliv-
e:ed for the purpose Of ins,ructnp the on Mn.
friends Of tie Institution, II VIII be necessary 70
Insure seats, that inm ediate application he nsse
for Tickets 10 Mr. Crouch, Vocal Director, with.
out which no Ierson will be admitted A
Tickets delivered every day between and o.
m and nom TO d m. a. an g,
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SOAPSTONE GRlDDLES.-THE CAKES
~ can be Drowned handsomely on these Grid les
without grease ard smoke
jan 90 6.FRANCIs, 900 9TH st.
X NiFE CLEANERS, with the latest i'm :.
"A Pfevement..Every family and boarding
housekeeper should have one.
Jan 20 g. FRANCIS. 400 7th ct.
WAf z n IRONS, WAFFLE Irons,
w Meat Cutters, Mincing Knives, Chopping
rays apple fairsrs, c.,-prices always low. Il
jan ~ FRANCIS'S, 7th At.
osI'-ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST,
-, az the residents I.evte, long BROCHA
SHAW IL, with green centre A suiis BILE reward
Will De Paid III LETT at this Office. jan 20-3t&
DR.. Willard, Dentist,
LATE OF HiCAGo,
MI GUILD REsPECTF ULLY INF K
W the citizens Of the District and
vicinity, that having located himself
In Washington, he Ia now prepared TO 0lIlYU
peifosm ali operations, In his profession, in the
most approved style
Once No. $50 Penn. avenue, sAIoining sau.
ue'a -GeEE .L tan T0ly
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CATALOGUE OF
p A Il I8 LO 4 K s..
TO BE
SOLD At AUCTION,
On TUESDAY. January 21th,
WITHOUT REsERvR,
at the Store Of
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY T. CO.
Sale TO commence at Il O'Clock
JAMES c. McGUIRE, Aucticne.r.

No ] Bro MORE Antique and Velvet Cloak, ss,
No Blue h blk We vet Ant, do 50
No BIZ Velvet ard MORE Antique, do as
No Green satir; very rich, do 50
No Hand, ONE Brown Cloth, do IS
No Black Velvet. very pIatn, do 10
No Tan Cloth and MoiIe Antique, do 10
No Bro. Cloth and "a DIRE Antique, do 70
No Fancy Cloth Circular, do 20
No 10 Brown Trimmed Sa'in do Is
No IL Rich Silver Brown Velvet, do -
No IL Drab Cloth, tIim'd with velvet, do IS
No 10 Blue Watered silk, do IS
No IL Drab Embroidered Cloth do IS
No - Brown do do do Is
No Is Brown do do do so
No il Ii DTsb Cloth q MORE Antique do -
No II Drab Embossed Cloth do -
No ~ Black Cloth Travelling do 10
No 20 Blk MORE Antique ard velve,
(Shawl) do -
No No handsome Do BIZ d We've, DIAM dS do do =
Ncs3 Do Metre Antique and
Fosi Rich Black MORE Antique and
Velvet DO 20
No IS Handsome Black Velvet do IS
No26 YeIy elegant Blk Velvet do IS
Noe Very elegant Blk MORE Antique do IS
No 2s Handsome Cloth Talma do %
The above Goods mu,t's sold
Several handsome Crimson Grape shawls,
Cashmere shawls, and Evening Dress Goods will
be offered after the sale Of Cloafs.
The Cloaks will he q red at private eale until
the day named above
jan AID &c MCGUIRE, Auct
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1887,
Il received and for sale at SHILLINGTON'S
Bookseiling and Stationery Establishment
In addition to the usual calendar pages and as.
Economical calculations, the Tribune Almanac
will contain:
Very full and complete Election Returns by
State, Congressional Districts, and Cour ties for
1855, carefully compared with the returns Of for
mer years
TIE important Acts Of Congress condensed
The Government Of the United states
List OF Members OF the present Congress, and
OF III nett IS Ia elected assi fed poit ,lIy
A concise statement Of he doin9s In Kansas
during the past year
An account Of the remarkable Contest for Speaker
Of the nouse
An article on the State OF Europe
An account OF the movements Of Gen. Walker
and his Fillibuster Companions In Nicaragua
A classified list OF the Governors Of the states.
Times OF holding Elections, Meeting Of Legis-
latu,e, &c
The Platform Of the RI republican Party, with
condensed statement Of these Of the Democratic
and American Parties
The Jefferson an Ordinance OF l7ei q docum MT
not generally accessible, and which had Il been
adopted, would have made Kentucky Alabama
Mtssissip'i 1, and Tennessee free states Three
years later the Ordinance Of 1877, applicable only
TO the Northwest Territory, was adopted
Single coP!s' lex cents For sale a.
SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
ian 2l-3 Corner Az street and Penn ave
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A n MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN-
n fION You are hereby notified 10 meet ut
I'M lII your Annoy, on THURSDAY EVENING,
" " the 12d inst, for Drill. All the members
Of the Company are requested to be present. BY
order Of Capt. KEY
THOMAS McENERY, OS.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-On yeterday, Goth of January,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. $3.50 90
Fer the Interior Department..... 52,00I IL
War warrants received and en-
tered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S7,S75 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ONLY A FEW MORE OF THOSE VERy
~ superior Northern Cutters left, ana ~, NJ.
by "A. j. JOYCE, Coach Mafer
Jan W. Corner Of l4th and = stYeet,
OSEhCOArs, DR. SIS AND FROCx
- Goats, Seawis, Pentaloons, and vests A
Ane assortment always on hand, cheap
,,n,oa Oh, WALL sTEPHENs,
Jan ls-9 32e Pa ave bet 9Th and lOth sir.
DENTAL SURGEON.
Tx f. COSBY, PENN AVENUE RE.
" tween Sixth and Seventh street.
=, the place formerly occupied by DR..
van rauen, has just received a very 1fffO
Aage supply OF articles pertaini Y TO dentistry.
GAIL Having devoted HIS whole time 10 the pro.
Iession he 10 perfectly safe In declaring that he
viz give entire satisfaction In every case. The
80 professional references can be seen At his Of
~ s. ST. 44E- Bow ys-tMsSchSes
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The above Goods mnst|s sold
Terms cash.
Several handsome Crimson Grape Shawl,
Cashmere Shawls, and Evening Dress Goods wi
be offered after the sale Of Cloafs
The Cloaks will he fired at private sale unit
the day named above
ian lid &c MEG SHIRE Aurt
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Col. Fauallsrty, U. y. Dragons This
distinggishsd 0t5oss, ysVsnsly ordered to duty
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Wants.

VITANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN WHO IA
w first rae Cook, Washer and Ironer One
who can bring good recommendations can apply
at No. 423 3ih street, between L and F.
ian 2l-2t&
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The Montgomery Guards b al will be given
on TUESDAY EVENING, the I'D OF Feb iary,
at the Assembly Rooms ian 2O-3t
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RSFIRE WOOD WILL BE GIVEN TO
O>A limi ed amount in small q nanitiss, to
Destitute Widows only. Apply to 500 street
The applicant will please bring line from some
respee table citizen, TO prevent imposition.
ian le-5t
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DIsCIPLES 'MEETING.-THED Dis
~ ciples' meeting will be continued in the
Old Trinity Church, 5th street, THIS EVEN
ING, at O'Clock Preaching by Elder Chalen,
OF Philadelphia. The public are cordially in.
vited Itx
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-12

GoLpEN CAKE.-This and the following
are named from gold and silver, on account
of their color, as well as their excellsnce.--
They should be made together, so as to use
both portions Of the eggs. 70 make &c Golden
Cake, ;" take one pound of flour, dried and
sif,ed, one pouud,of sugar, three quarters of
a pound Of butter, the yoiks Of fourteen eggs,
the yellow OF two lemons grated, and the
Juice also. Beat the sugar and butter to
cream, aud add the yolks, well beaten and
strained. Then add the lemon peel and hour,
and tea-spoonfull Of sal volatile, dissolved in
a little hot water Beat it well, and just be-
fore putting it into the oven, add the lemon
juice, beating it in very thoroughly. Bake in
square, flat pans, ice it thlcsly' and cut IL
IN square pieces 1t looks finely on dish
with the silver cake.
SILVER CAkE.--Oae pound of sugar, three
quarters of a pound of dried and si(ted -four,
six ounces Of butter, mace and citron, the
whites OF fourteen egg. Beat the sugar
and butter to cream, add the whites, cut to
Il stiff frolh, and then add The -four.