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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

The PHRENoLoGCAL DEVELOPMENTS oF IIES-
Rr JUNPERTz.-This individual, recently con
sicted In Chicago, H., Of the murder OF his mis-
uess, the woman whose remains were sent i'm a
barrel 70 New York, has had his head examined
by two different professors Of phrenology. who say
that the head OF Jumpertz is of the best deyel
oPed' In every respect. ever examined. The in
tshectnal greatly predominates over the animal
part The organ Of benevolence has the swav owe,
ali o'hefs' being three times as large as the organ
vi aesnuchVeness- The probabilities Of , nan
committing murder with snch finely deve,oned
head may he as one in million: but he ,h,nrs q,
utterly impossible. DIR. Barras SAYS.
On Monday the 18th inst Wen, int ,,.-,
al chicago 10 examine the heads OF m SUI
there confined. found them an 10 ha,,.
Phrenoiogcal organizations and belonoinI, ., 80 oI
lowest orders Of human beings. with Im,s W 'ile
two exceptions. Henry Jumpertz's oro,n;na,,e VI
was one OF the most striking exceptions 7hat ,'
saw; and was never more SURPRISED and a.
pointed tIad was when ] saw him 7 contI
hardly believe that he was the man Convicted Of
murder. He is rather a small man. and yonid
weigh about 40 or Us pounds, and looks very
much like Prince Albert; and was he WALKING
The streets Of London might easily be mistaken
Tor that distinguished parsonage. Though his in
teileetis much larger and his forehead towers much
higher bis hair Is fine and dark or black; his ewes
are DARK and bright: he has fine nervous temper
len FAIR skin and line features; in short is really
handsome, (2o years Of age)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

NAvAL.-Orders lave been received at Phila.
delphia from Washington 10 have the United
States slooP-of-war Lancaster fitted out, with al
possible despatch, for trial trip at sea. The
machinery for this beautiful vessel is all on board
and the work Of rigging. &c, is fast approaching
completion. 1t is supposed that the sloop will be
ready for the trial trip ia the Of three weeks
II is also stated that on the first day of March.
the number Of men in all departments of the Phil
adelphia Navy Yard IS to be reduced and the
wages for those retained will DE rated at the same
standard as adopted on the outside for the same
enplOynent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

THE PARAGUAY ExPEDIriON-Buenos Ayre
dates Of January Attn have been received. Con-
missioner BOwlin and the Commodore of the I
:. squadron had gone TO have an interview with
President Lopez, with the briggs Dolphin and
Perry, which would be taken in tow at tue forks
Of the river by the steamers Fulton and Water
Witch. The rest of the heet remained at Monte
video. A Paraguayan steamer had gone up with
a chain to place across the river. French and
an English steamer had gone mp the river. II is
supposed the latter will demand indemnity I'm the
case of British schooner recently seized.
IL is said that President Lopez has an hundred
thousand men under arms. The opinion was that
our squadron was inadequate, because only a few
Of the vessels were capable of ascending the river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

IMPORTS OF Dry GooDs AT Newly oRK-It ap-
pears from the Journal OF Commerce that the total
imports of dry goods at New York. during the
last four weeks. Is ~ 95S 3 greater than for the
corresponding four weeks OF last year. 81 .999 4 q
iess than for the same period of ST. and So 1OI 60i
greater than for the same period of 1856 The total
entered for warehousing is very small. while the
Withdrawals have been quite large considering the
small stock in store. The total imports since JAN
uary LIST is Si2 46G in excess of the correspond.
ing total for last year
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will destroy
GARDEN IL. ecfS, CCcSrOdcheS, Bsi-LugS Fins Aafx
Moths, and all pests Of the r,rnta Kind
The Importance of reliable article of this kind is
these Ss. T Tst PGG al tS With
Gle ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
of Paris. while amidst the ferns of Asia. observe !
,at . al Insects shms upon certain Kind of plaut
to guard their night camps from these intruder.
Quantities Of the plant were brought home by Mr.
every experiment. It'll simply powdered Icafch,mn
iealiy prepared to resist the effect ofag cand climate
the Governments of England France. Gormany ard
Russia; fronathe Worlds Fair, aud numerous med
zeal and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from The President Of United States,
EXECUTIVE MANsION,t
a., WASHINaToE, 3lsr Jam, 1883.
to inform that the Ro, al Comn ssion Of the
Worlds Far. at London, have awarded YOU Medal
MILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
- The ab9ye was accompanied by certificate of
1T Is FREE FROM POISON.
AM, NEW YoRk, October LIST, 1859.
,s.tsd G iIoXmRe1s sir We haze analysed and
fectly harmless to mankind and domestic animals,
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
"tAfIEsRRci GGI1RIkkTI60N, NJ d., CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHEMISTRY, y. Y. HOSPITAL"
MI. SpuS T. ROME. spperintOndspt Of tho New
&C.. Win Ii on's Powder. ami
finds II OF immense value"
Every gardener and housek eeper must bav di
rect interest IN an article of this Kind. Reference
can be made To the Aston, ST. Nicholas and Metro
politan Hotels F: to Judge MEIGs, President Of the
American Institute; James Gordon BENNETT Gen
Winfield Scott Cyrus w. Field, l.. NJ y, ase OF
the Five Points Mission, &c.. &c. Judge Mics
says, This discovery of Prof LYON is Of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested II thor
ouEhly IL will destroy locusts, ssho ppers ants
moths, bugs, and all vermin Garden plants can he
preserved aud houses made pure" "
/, Arpsngsments are now made through Mo.srs.
BARNES PARK, of New York. to have II soid
throue hout tho world Many worthless imtati"ns
are advertised. Be cautious.
NEW YORK, November 9Th. 1859
I'm retiring from business have sold All INV In
scot Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
PARK. This Powder is di scovrry made by INV
sci, and brought from the interior Of Asia and is
unknown to any other persons. The genuine aud
effective article IL put In tin ctnnsters and will
continue g bear my name. l.. LYON.~
Rats and mice cannot be reached by a Powder. And
are killed by MAGNETIC PILL. OrdsT them through
any merchant
'Tis Lyons Powder kills insects in a tric.
But I.yOH's Pills are mixed for rats and mice
sample tasks Is cents regular sizes s., cents and
Si Follow directions. Us. FREY ard fhoronrhiv.
BARNES x PARK,
IS and IS Park Row, New York
Aiso, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
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II The Railroad Convention. which was I'm
session IN New York last week finished its Iabors
on Tuesday night. The result was that amicabls
relations are restored between the following roads
viz the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania Cen
trail, New York Central, and the New York and
Ere. general reduction of ten per cent upon
all freight from New York to Western points was
agreed upon st. Louis is included In the reduc-
uon The fare Of passengers was allowed to re-
main as al present. Other questions were ND for
discussion, but the above was the only settlement
made, and all other matters were allowed n mass
without decision The Convention adjourned to
meet In Buffalo on the 10th Of March, for the p,,r
pose Of arranging the Summer timetables.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.-Jo Crowley. who
murdered his wife in Boston, OH the Both of No
vember last has been arrested in Charleston, :. c
requisitiOn from Governor Banks has been dis
patched for his return for trial
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III At the meeting Of the Massachusetts Histor.
icai Society on Thursday evening, Hon. Edward
Everett pronounced an eulogy on Hallam. the
English historian Among those present were the
Hon. VIM. C. Rives, Of Va, Gov. Banks. and r
c. Winthrop, the president Of the society.
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PERSONAL.

80. Majors Brice and 8. p. Heintzelman, U. g
A., are at Willafds'.
-. Hon. +. A. Hannegan, formerly l.. 8. Sen.
ator from Indiana, died at the Planters House, in
st. Louis, on Saturday night
80. Mr.. T. C. Evans is in London. just fresh
from New York, with view of escorting Dick.
ems to the United States, and Mr.. Arthur SMITH
will accompany him.
-. We learn that, on the ed inst, Rev. 8 d.
Finckel, of this city, was honored by the Faculty
OF Irving College. Manchester, Md, with the de-
gree Of Doctor of Divinity -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

IL Connoisseurs Of pantonime are talking
loudly OF new clown at Astley's, in London
who is said to combine the agility Of the new
school with something like the humor Of the old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

ID Tine French army, il Is said, Is composed
Of 62looO fighting men, OF which 5OO,OvO are
available for foreign war
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MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBI.Es
Avn .h6apITGS FROM sH4kSPEARE

~, In this city. Will take place as follows:
l. WednesJay Evening, Feb. 2s-"A Midsummer
2. Thursday Evening. Feb ea-sPhe Nerch.n, of
Venice N' "
J. Saturday Evening, Feb. 8-"Macbcth"
= Monday Evening, Feb. 2s-"As Non Like IL"
Tuesday Evening. March l-"llenr the Eighth %
6. Thursday, March 3-.'Iiamlet'
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
MAY TIE obtaInssi at the Mnsic aud B.1l stores n,
the PLlnciPal Iiot.ss and at tho Hall. ~
Sunse, PUP tickets Tor the Six Readings ma, be
haI ir flNE Doi.LARS each at the Music Store
OF VIM q. Mctzsrott, corner Pom. avenue and nm
An early ate Guidance is soicitssl a, mo ,,ck.,,
vii oo soiu TO INSURE quietnessl aftcr the Rtsdus
Commences; neither Will seats I've reserved
IL This course of n. aaiIngs will be n,,.,,,,I
the only sud lat Mrs. kemhle will gave IA WASH
hE,on previous 10 her retirement FROM public lite
comnences at O'Clock precisely.
fe 2l-lgts
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IL One OF the ladies ut a late fashionable ball
in w ashington, is said to have worn one hundred
'noasaha dollars worth Of jewelry; and vet her
,hnsnand who lives ia this city. does not pay the
aud supply II with nec,ssaries.SN !. Is3y.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

IL The Ohio Legislature has repealed the ten
per cent Interest law, restoring the rate again to
six per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from tho Morse
Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

(NHEAP CARPETINGS. OILCLOTIIS Ann
~ CURTAIN MATERIALS
Members of Congress and Strangers returning
rom',,, who wish To beautiiy and make more com.
i0rtaMc their houses. are Invited tn our store No
: Market Space, that they may our large an.l AT
tractive stock ol all kinds of superior
FURNITURE DRY GOODS
we are prepared tn furnish and carefully mack tor
transportation any OF the designs as well 3
me standarI patterns of elegant MEDALLION
HxIEtII;;SET, BR L SSE! -, and TAPESTRY CAR
LETTINGS oil the make of the MeEsrs Crosby &
sons, fardoe, Romans, and other celebrated nlanu-
Also royal double extra heavy THREE-PLY
anT DOC BILE INGRAM CARPETING.
THOSE are now and fresh goods and in elee Ant
Also, rich X I'GS and PARLOR MATS, match
ing am of the above.
=, Also, rich CURTAIN MATERIALS, with all
the belongings IN great variety.
oSuparlor and W l-season al FLOOR OIL
GiioIHS, which wa cut up and pack to fit an, sized
hal room, or passage.
nj hiiEsr, nel E,snch and English PIANO and Ia
SnPeTior Russian, Flemish. Scotch, and Irish
linen SHEETlNGS and TABLE DAMASKS
CLOTHS all sizes, NAPKINS. and TOWELS
H. In c"nseq ueEce of the advanced stage OF the
season an tina low rates mt which we p,rcLa sed the
above g'ods. We are prepared and will engage to
Iurnisn whatever may be bought of us at much
lower, hSur' than the same goods NAV he had
elsewhere We cordially invite all having a desire
70 soc Tor themselves To visit store the
above statrd. CIAGET'F 4 DODSON
. ID aiers IN all kins of superior FuruituIra
ne Z-ot Dry foods, No. Market Space
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union publishes and comments favor
ably upon the Presidents message vetoing the
agricultural college bill.
The same paper has an article commenting
on the nOn-eOmmittal character of the Emperor
Napoleon speech at the opening of the French
Legislature on the 9Th inst.
The IufekiigsNcsr gives short synopsis oil
the President veto message, and is devoted to
Congressional proceedings and news.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ltsn,tls Uf HGSAiaEfcsg. 10 nm
hereDy certify that Josiah Esleeton. of sad
county, brought bafore me, as estTa1 tres 10y
passing on the public grounds, two nOGS,A
!sows,l back and white spotted, believed SS-uxu
70 DO drove sOws from the time tbey bsTe -.
depr.datIng upon the puilIc grounds "
ruars, Isis. THOS 4 WiIIIayS 4 D
" NOTICE - hareby given that the owner Of
Sald hoss can hay the same by applying 20 the IN
dirrslgned and paying FOR this advert semant sad
JOSIAH EGLESTON,
co On Now York avenue between
~ 9th = nd 7th sts. north.
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ARRIVAL OF M I = y =: ~,

CORNS.
ARRlVAL OF DIR. SCHULTZ
w NO respectfully informs the ladies' and camilla
men OF w ashington and vicinity that al the nrgent
5eaSsest :, OF many prominent iaes, he has been IN
days His painless and scientific systei5 for the ~;
sNts .Ia . cure ofCOR NS,BuNfONS.W WARTS.
NAILS GROWlNG INTO THE FLESH sc >
has been tested by thousands Of medical and othc,
gentlemen; also, by ladies' OF the most dliraf.
asm and lt must be tested to BE- appreciated He
ues u, thr iorei unnecessary To puff bUt invitas
attention 70 his distinguished Autographs. which
ing one will serve as a SD .cimen. Inc ioiow
,oi rom James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, June sth
iiI takt great pleasure IN adding NV fes,inn,
ma, Oh the skll and ease with which D, Scbnitz
operates; lie extracted some hard and sott Cnrn
ms no ns;n and diseased Nail at my house Wv
iicf" r"'" anu causing Immediate and perfect
HafsI Dr. 3 may be consulted daily at the National
asss and invalid gentlemen attended at their
-. f. 25-lws
puRE OLD RYE WHISKY for Medicinal use ;
versaiiy cSncsde b or 81 cents per bottl: uni
a oo the pest and Purest Whisky in this Market at
"~n price. EDWARD HALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealcy in fine Wines,
er, Liquors and Family Groceries,
UO-eoiot No. ~, opposite Centre Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken in
~saalsetoFy, 70. av, near 18th st da-Sm
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

HE KILLING OF PHILIP BARTON KEY.-The
reader will find in the local columns OF the Star
to-day as full particulars of this affair and the
circumstances bearing upon it, as were oh
tainable up to the hour Of going to press
IL is impossible rs yet to come to a just con-
cIusion with reference to it. 1t il the duty
of the officers Of the law to sift the affair to
the very bottom, taking due caro- not to be
Influenced either in the investigation or their
Judgment to be pronounced upon it by popular
sentiment either for or against the accused
The task is a very difficult and delicate one. 1t
is to vindicate the safety Of human life here, if
il shall be proven that the deceased was the
victim Of the wiles Of woman. or of the malice
OF others. On the other hand, the so universal
sympathy for the connections and orphan
children of the deceased. should not be per-
mitted TO influence the action of the officers Of
the law, who have to deal only with the often
ders against the law, and against the moral
sense of the community
The VEro MEssAGE.-On Saturday, the
House received from the President message
vetOing the bill donating lands to the States
for establishing and maintaining agricultural
colleges. His objections are First, the bill
will take $4,000 000-the estimated revenue
from public lands-frOm the treasury at a time
when it is already depleted Second, it inter
feres with that independence Of each other
which should exist between the Federal and
State Governments, and will open the way for
the latter TO look for support to the former !;
besides, contingencies may arise when it will
be necessary to have the lands to pledge a. Sc
eurites for loans. Third, it will injuro the new
States in that it affords facilities for specula-
tors to obtain large bodies of land in them
Fourth. it is doubtful if the object sought would
be obtained by this appropriation, the Fed
eral Government has not and should not have
any power to follow and enforce the application
of the trust. Fifth, it will affect injuriously
existing institutions Of learning by establishing
rivals supported by n Government donation
The message is lengthy and able treatise on
the subject, and presents incontrovertible ar
suments against it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

@POSlTlVEIYE LAST WEEK Of the Rus
- stan war. Odd Follows Hall. IL
f NEW JEWEIRY.
SOKAI,, ETR SCAN, ENAM ELIED LAVA
GiAMEo and every other style of new and eleg ant
We open to-day large assortment of the above
NJ w. GAIT d BRO,
1851 b4 IA av., doors wost OF Browns Hotel.
A TT r. TlON HOUSEkE EPERS
"A - SH4LER'S
PATENT CARPET SWEEPER
Grsat Domestic IHrsatiOn, and one of IN, Won5sy
Of the Age.
Among Its merits ara-lst. Ii sweeps cleaner than
Broom, without injury to any Carpet: I'd IL ma
no dust to soil the furniture stiie the lungs 81
IL swee ps either way, backward forward: 1th II
Is simple IN Its construction and not liable Ia get ont
nl repair; 5th Is easily worked and can be used
ny child; 9th. Ii Is durable and will last for Years
Inth: u cleans any Carpet thoroughly, taking the
9i!t aust INT, hairs, pins needles, G., directly M
INTO the box; whereas the common method OF
sweeping drives the dirt along the entire surface nf
TUE forcing II INTO the grains of the carpet
and thereby lniurIug IT very much.
For sale at the Plumbing, Gas Fitting Eestabish-
hlrhl Oh c. SNYDER,
10 Ai-Im next to the Star Office.
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at : a. m. fcor-
rected Tor temperature,) % ,sis; at noon ~ siS
Thermometer, at a. m, As; at noon 5Js
Maximum during "a hours ending o. m a.
day, 81; minimum 49, ~
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II THOUGH THE STAR" Is PRINTED on Tue
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION so LARGE As To REQUIRE 1T
TO BIZ PUT TO PRESS An EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
TIsKMKSTs, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN By
TWELVE o'clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL TIE NEXT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

DETENTION or THE SESATE.-The President
has Issued proclamation converting the Senate
in extra session on the 4th of March.
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r., TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
10y REFERENCE TO the ady-Tti.aneu, Of
Messrs.GoopwIN. of New York IN this paper. N vii
De seen that they have just introduced 10 The public
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
M have received from Them aud have on Tstal the
IoBACCO spoken of, aud recommend N 10 en-
snIners OF FINE CUT rs the best article mad.
also cal the attention Of counolsseurs to M, iarge
and select assortment of TIA. hest IVY 'eN
LUMP OR CANENDISH TOBACCO
~nich' Tor quality, detes all competition.
In store, a Al times; all the standard brands Of
FINE HAVANA CIGARS
MI :, ~ raIIahted as represented, and will be
so T, ~ the lowest relnuneratlve prices.
citizens and strangers are inyIteJ 10 n. A ana az
anime stock and prices. W '"'i "'u GA
e.ae. GEO. w. COCHRAN
lie o7St SS Pa av., east of NatlonhI Untsl
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The CULLON INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES re-
ported to-day, completely generating the Hon.
VIM. Cullom from all charges of malfcasance in
office: a. anticipated few dsys since in the
Star. We shall endeavor to publish the re-
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AMUsEMENTs.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, Feb. p,
MISS VANDES HOFF,
Only daughter e the eslslrst.i trsgeshsn Mr. Johp
NsBd.nhoh, ard
MR.. SwINBORNE,
Wul make thsir FIRST appearance in Shakspesre,,
great play of
- MA BETH
hleh vii he produced with care md ever, posi-
DE PERFECTION of costume Locke's b,.ntifai
. music will also BE- siven
Va. isheI VIII sustain the part of Msoduh Messrs
lawson, tenno, 6Tosvenor, in the cnst
The heating Of the house has been entrusted
10 Mr.. w oodward, OF this CITY, who undertske. 20
sepdeI it ~ cosy and oomfoItable a. sny pr,y.ts
O- The Orchestra has been ,tren,,Asn.a A.,
vii play each week variety OF new Mus,c. s"A
III la future Box Once viii he open AZ Theatre
where STATS may be secured. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-28

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, or two
n singie gentleman eau he accommodated NH
~ ~ m private family, al as !, betwcsn ah
aitu r'th sts. IL
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WANTS.

WANTED-A hrst-class COOK also, a Food
Office. Apply Al nus
WANTED-SENERAI. DIR ESSMAKERS M
w good Seanstresses. Apply at z76 Pennsyiysuis
fe -
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+POSlTIVELY LAST WEEK of the Rus.
3 sian War. Odd Fellows Hall M

U3 ~ to the Young Men of the Nation" by q
natiye lady, resident Of this city, will be dcivored
Philharmonic Hall. Doors open at O'clock. TicEl
cts of admsslon 81 cents-to be had at Philips Pcr-
odlca aud MetzorOtts Music Store. fe 2i-lw.
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4 A. :, s the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
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1%POSITIVEI.Y LAST WEEK of the Rms
10 sian War. Odd Follows Hail. II

kNOR "a Liza new Prince Albert II OCKAWAY
L Tor sale cheap, If applied for soon. To he sesn
* ELEMMlNG FOG'S Livery Stable, Jackson
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w COLoRED BOY; one from The coamtrr nrs
.srfeI; En- Apply at No. <s6 9Th street, TO JOHN MAR
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NOTICE TO LADIES
LEAVING THE CITY.
have just received another supply of
And BASKETS HI Wct airGHI * AUS
1e 253 Penn. avenue, bet eth and 9Th sts
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NJ LYONS

H@POSI1IVELY LAST WEEK of the Ru,
uS sian War. Odd Fellows Hall n
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" J.. T. HOI.BROOK Bcgs leave to inform
nj : friends and the public in general that he has
taken GEORGE l.. WHALET as a partner in the same
business and stand where they will he pleased
al who may favor than with their patronage
lie 6-lw JOS, T. HOI, RROO A co