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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

IUThe new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, is now on our counter ready Tor
delivery to the public. Embraced in Its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
That Southern Wagon; How Jack Phillips Re-
covered the Mule from the Sscesh; Lord Lyonss
Opinion OF the Southern States; General Grants
Official Report Of the Capture Of Fort Donelson;
Dissatisfaction of the Southern Papers with the
new Rebel Administration; Opening the Mis-
siSsippi; The Movement down the Cumber-
land; The new IrOn-clad Steamers; Discoveries
at Bowling Green; Why Buckner did not
Escape from Fort Donelson.
Latest European Intelligence; Affairs In the West
South, on the Atlantic coast, and on the Poto-
mac; Interesting Military Budget Of removals,
promotions, appointments, and movements in
the Army Of the Potomac; JEFF Davis's Mes
sage; Deaths Of Soldiers; Funeral of Brigadier
General Lander; Proceedings of Congress, Su-
preme, Criminal and Circuit Courts.
Latest telegraphic dispatches from all quarters;
Agricultural, horticultural and gardening mis-
cellsny; Household, workshop and farm recipes;
local news, poetry, and general intelligence.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by staRnps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

Nj. E. CoSvKRENcE.-In the Baltimore Confer.
ence yesterday, the anncal report Of the Preach
srs' Aid Society was read showing that the whole
amount Of invested funds 10 $50 .07; received
during the past year IN intere>t, donations, &c.
81 54S.52; amount paid for the relief af superan-
nuated preachers 81 Ass. In consequence Of the
unsettled condition OF the Conference the Society
was unable to distribute the whole sum set sI1srt
for the purpose, and I'm view thereof the gers
were ready to receive and consider any and all
cases recommended by the Conference for the re.
lief OF preachers, the amount appropriated for
necesstous cases not 10 exceed $500, and for edu-
cational purposes $500. The amount donated last
year by the Society was 81 900 for necessitous
claimants, and $3.50 for the education Of preach
era children
Speeches were made by several OF the members
OF the Conference, and the report OF Dickinson
College presented and read, together with accom-
paRying pa ers. Itspeaks encouragingly Of the
literary character Cf the institution the progress
made by the students CT the graduating class,
but the finances are such as 10 appeal to It's
friends for their support
In the East Balnmors Conference, the resolu-
tiOns Of Mr Reese relative 20 the condition of the
country Were discussed at considerable length,
and the Conference adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

TEE GoTrscHALz CONCERT self
cornplacent Mr.. Gottschalk made his re-appear-
ance last night, after some years absence Havana
ward-handscmer, more self-conscious, more
magnifcentlY dashing In style Of performance
than ever. The audience was decidedly tonnish,
dent to the contrary notwithstanding diplomats
and families, and all that sort Of folk who come
out only on ''frst-soc!ety'' occasions; and the
renowned pianist naturally threw his whole
weight upon the KEYS, In the performance Of his
brilliant, peculiar, and sometimes freakish feats
OF execution.
Modest little Henry Sanderson, Of whom his
friends expect much In the future, assisted Mr..
Gottschalk very charmingIy in the performance
flour hands, Of that musical oddly, Oils Cri-
ollos,'' composed by GottSchalk. The accom-
paniments were acceptably performed by the
public's old friend Max Maretzek.
Susini YVES srandly good, as always. Brignoli
was at hisaveTage. Pretty Miss Hinc kley, though
"called out'' again and again, and made much
of by the audience, lot in her best voice, ap-
parently suEsriUg from come slight indisposition.
The piano used was a ine Chickering Grand
brought or specially for the occasion.
Tonight, GOttschalk's second Concert takes
place, at the sane hall (Willard's) and the pro.
gramms, as will be seen by the announcement
elsewhere, embraces an exceedingly choice Sc
lection OF musical gems Among the GOttscha lk
features Of tonight will be very beautiful and
appropriate paraphrase called ''The Union" The
overture from "TsIP' will also be given from two
pianos, by Hr. Gottschalk assisted by Mr.. San
derson. These concerts are undoubtedly amongst
the most enjoyable musical entertainments ever
given In this city.
Seats NAV be- secured at Metzerott's for the con-
certs That on tomorrow night VIII positively
be the last
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SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC, FOR
General Debility, seur and SICK stomach. PaIpi.
dsordsred condition Of the somsoh and 6r1 5Um
OF DlF eston. which are frequently greatly inn
'sIIss SEA SSn WEES 9ToNIc i. .,imu.n. dis.
titled carefully from the weed and felp, which
are found In great abundance on the sea shore
The Sea Weed Tonic 10 q mild, pleasant drink, O.
peculiar property Of enabling the stomach to CON
xaTdins TIE IrSees. Of digestion, without which
not Be maintained This wonderful power Of the
Sea Weed Tonic will account for The rapidty
It. AID which, unlike Other stimulants, does mol
abandoned, as Il Is Distilled from sea vesd s Sss
as osn sERssI sas
Sh.ty Or soshci vhia6 form tie bssis Of al% most
Tie yTscliOns sfo to take fssm |. half to wine
patiea at TO hnd opt what agrees with the stomach,
the stomach is very weaE, and apparently in an
liberated state, il is better to eat nothing but
kind, beef mutton: lamb. but no KIND Ct sait msst
directly o. tRs food. and tpLns, it to souPy sub
stance called schyme, the hfst process CT diges-
DIR. J. H. sCHENCK will be at his agents -.
b Melte's,l corner Louisiana avenue and 7th ST.,
cosss. Cold: Live! esSs. GSs%}Ss 1.psps.i. s o.
ANY Ssssss lssdR: to He Eyss
tsugh examination with his Respiromstor. then
Prise 9f ths PulInOnio Syrup. 81 per bottle or s5
p;I.S q Sea Weed Tonic, 81 per bottle or o.
Proc q As1dE.ts Pills. IS cents per box.
III
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FINANCIAL From tie New York Evening
Post Of yesterday:
Tke stock marke. remains inactive, but prices
are steady and in some cases better
The Government list is steady, with consider
able activity In the Sizes Of 1851 at about yester-
DAYS prices The coupons remain almost sta
tiopaTy at 92x a92} while the Registered are a
shade lower, selling at G2% against G3a93X yes
terday.
Demand notes are selling a! y per cent. dis
count There are orders here from the West
The z 30 Treasury notes are steady at 80 a99 X
for small denominations and 90 for large.
Money is in full demand, but the supply IL
much freer than at the beginning Of the week
The ruling rates for call loans is 7 per cent
In American gold there was only a moderate
business, closing at IG2alG2H. Most Of the sales
were on time at l02 alex.
Ihe Secretary of the Treasury has given notice
that lie Is prepared to pay on tie eth April proK
the Treasury notes issued under the act of De-
cember 1885,. and the 60-day notes Issued in 1861
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Copies OF Secesh Letters Taken at Donelsen.
A correspondent sends US the following copies
Of Secesh Letters taken at Fort Donelson:

correspondent sends US the following copies
Of secesh Letters taken at Fort Donelson:
FoRT DoNELsoN, Stewart county, Tenn
February 8, 1862.
finished and there Is some room left, will drop
you few lines though have nothing Of interest
to write only am well you will have heard Of the
defeat at Fort Henry ere this reaches you II Ia
now In possession Of the Yankeys our forces re-
treated and have been coming in here two or
three together ever since the attact lost every-
thing they had many Of them lost their guns Il Is
reported that the gun boats are In this river a
shor. distance below US will attact soon IL
they do ! shall take care OF number one and il
they don't git me will send you Yankey skelp
We are being reinforced General FLOYD is here
with his command 1900 strong General Buciner
10 expected here to-day IL the Yankeys come we
have got enough men here to make good fight
our pickets brought In prisoner Yesterday full
Blooded Yankey should like very much 10 be
at home few days could interest You some time
but don't see any chance we sent our sick of
some day ago Henry Clende ling was among the
sick don't know whether he went home or not
they sent all the sick to GAINESVILLE hoping to
hekr from you soon will Gloss Remember me
w. l. Mostgomery my respects to all inquiring
Respectfully yours d. B. c. MosreoMERY.
From letter written by J. w. M. Lauraine
Hospital Steward, dated Fort Donelson, Feb. 8,
we extract the following:
"puring the bombardment Of Fort Henry we
counted one thousand and fourteen shots which
were distinctly heard at this place"
FoRr DoNKLsoN, Stewart County, Tenn D
Febreuarys 8, lss2.
Dear Father: I seat my self to write you few
lines to let you know that an well at this time
hoping when these few lines come to hand they
may find you and family enjoyi Tg the same good
nsa!th we are expectin a hte her every day they
had little Ste at fort henry on the instant an
the yankey taken TIE I:,t In hours they did not
looze many men in the lite gu. OF, men retreated
and came the double quick to this place the yaa.
kes has got the fort an every thing In their pro-
yizion our paen LOST every thing they had but
what they had on some Of them Lost there coats an
some lost there gnns an some Of them Civ up an
lay out all night roat to you few days ago ar
sent 1t by harbsrt honey entts have not received
M Snswer yet you must write as soon al YOU get
this tell Blu Montgomery that / would fike for
him to come down he1 an II he cant come tell him
to write to me you might hier van good hand
an Won must get good IL you have to give bic
price have not got much to write now viii try
an do better after the 9te give my respects to J.
T. Montgomery and family Imps, bring my letter
to aclose 50 aOthipg more at present but remains
your afectlonate son until death
wits soon joHE w, MURrRy.
To T. w. McMurtrv.
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RECEPTION OF GEN. LANpER's RxxIrys ~
BALrIMoRE.-The remains Of General L,andeI
reached Baltimore. last evening at ave O'Clock
accompanied by the President and Master OF
transportation Of the Baltimore and Ohio RAN.
The engine and the car In which the eorpse
was placed were tastefully draped In mourning.
At the Camden station there was a large a 40 aus,
pended across the railroad track draped In mourn.
Ing, ana also one from the Adams House Hospital
Two companies Of the 18th Massac bnsstfs regi-
ment Were drawn up at the depot to receive the
remains Of the deceased, which were escorted 70
the President street station by the military, with
ane band playing an appropriate ar.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMs.-To-
night Mr.. Barney Williams takes his benefit in
two pieces well calculated to exhibit bis great
capabilities in rendering Irish character. His
spriI htly and versatile wife also appears in two
OF her post popular characters Seats will demand
a premium tonight, we take ID.
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CONGRESSIONAL. 49,
xxxvII.h CONaREss-s.csnd Session.

SENATE Yesterday, after the close Of our re-
port
The bill regulating the pay Of Congress was
discussed, and after an executive session the
Senate adjourned.
HousR.-After the close of our report
The bill organizing the staff Of the several divi-
sions Of the army was passed, and the bill regu.
lating the ranking privilege discussed at length
by Messrs. Perry, Blddle and Kelley.
Adjourned.
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FINE WRITING The correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, describing the funeral OF
Gen. Lander, saws Of the corpss
I" his whiskeIs were natural tEat one could
hardly fancy that the spirit had depar"S.
FsA silver plate, however, told the melancholy
tale that he had slept his last sleepn he had
fought his last battle -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

CECILIA A; REDMOND, NJ. D., Graduate of
delpha, viii give PROFESSIONAL attention To those
of her own sex and children. Thursday of each
week Will be devoted to the INDECENT, grstultous
Ofhoe at Redmon :'s Gallery. No IL Pennsylvania
svsnue, between stb and 9Th SITS. Once houis
from to II q. m. and from to 4 p m.
NH cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

CAED PHOIoGRAPHs .-From w. F. Richstein
27s Pennsylvania avenue, we have some new card
photographs for sale by him, including excellent
representations If Father Boyle, Robert and
Willie Lincoln, Gen. Banks, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

MA destructive fire occurred at the Michigan
State Prison At Jackson, on Tuesday, which was
confined principally TO the shops used for manu-
featuring farming implements. The loss amounts
10 upwards Of $50 600.
III The Beverly rubber factory at Boston was
burnt on Wednesday night, Involving q loss OF
500 coo Insurance go 600. The company had
q contract for the ni-nuiGctnre OF 10000 rubber
blankets
LII The Michigan Democratic stats Conyen-
fion, which met at Detroit on "Wednesday. wa
largely attended. IL was deemed Inexpedient 70
dominate candidates for stste oncefs 81 this time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

ERRATuN-Our types yesterday made Major
MYERS new signals 10 be ''aSterisss'' instead Of
ttaSteroids''-as written.
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AEFAIRs-Baron RIcasoli has transmitted
through the Chevalier Bertinnati, the Italian
Minister ~ Washington, despatch on the Trent
affair. The SuTin government expresses much
satisfaction at Ia settlement son the principle of
the freedom OF the seas, - 10 which Il has ALWAYS
been attached. BY adhering to that policy which
the United States have always pursued, "Mr
Lincoln" IL is added, sand his Ministry have
given an example Of wisdom and moderation
which viii have the best results for America a.
well az for the European nations"
The reply Of Secretary Seward acknowledge
the congratulations received from all quarters
and the warm friendshi shown by the new King
dom Of Italy, "whose voice will have more than
an ordinary prophetic weight, as the voice Of
nation that has risen from amoag the dead %
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III The roof Of . isrgs building in Pittsaela,
Mass, was crushed through on Tuesday by the
Barnes, and also badly ipjuring H. w. Hubbard,
William Olds and Miss Ruth Tayior Consider
able damage was also done TO other property by
the snow, including the BERKSHIRE County Eagle
Newspaper ctice.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF Q writ o,
k'A her faoies, lssued from the erk's ofhrs al
ne circuit court OF the District Of Oumbis 4 The
county OF WsshinGton, and % ne directs., \
v 70 public sale, for ossh. IN front OF The
Court House door Of said equity, on MONDAY.
the Slst day OF March. instant, 1852 u n o'oloot
n. IN. following Pr;Ier to-wit VIZ: Lot No
Nc; 5, square No. IS, lSt NO. Il, in ssusre no.
s.. lot NO 10 IN tQuare No. 81, and Tot No Isl In
square No. Is, N the city cf Wa .hInEtOn. ID. Z !.
together With al and slnEular TIE improve IDen,s
thereon seized and levied upon a. the properf, %
Brook Mscks. and will be sold 10 satisfy iudiniSi
No IS, 10 Mag term 1861, in tavor OF HoOe Rrother
Co w sELDEN
mn dts ate Msphsl, A.. e.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of wit Of seJi
VI fsolas under hen lsv. issued from the ClsTf's
once OF the Circuit Court Of the District Of CO.
Inmots Tor the county OF Washington, AID 20 me
qlreoted. VIII expose 20 pubilo sale for oash. in
tront OF The court louise door OF said county, on
FRIDAY, the 9ist day of March next, 1852 Al II
O'CLOCK m the following Described property, 10
VII, VIZ :-Au ceiendsnrs right. title aim OF IN
tereet 10 md 70 oeTtlsin dwelling houst tereoted
on lot NO and the south Il feet 4 Ipohes Of lot
NO: 3. In square No ST. in the CITY Of WashiIr ton
u. Y, seized and levled upon ss the property on
Julius Viedt. ans will be sold 90 satisfs i5dioi.s
No $50 20 October term, 1857 in favor Of Jonathan
Il. walker. j. ID. HOOVER,
re . dts Marshal.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.
WEE 9Th GRAND COTILLON PARTY
II VIII be aiyen A. a

l. VIII be given 81 a
TEEPERkNCE HALL,
street, between eth and 10th, -
On FRIDAY EkENlNS, March u
Dancing % common oe q. sk O'CLOCK. Music BJ
gentleman and aides.
NH IV' PROF. C. r. BARNES, Manager.
DROF. g. r. BARNES FASHIONABLE
y phNClNG ACADEMY, At Temperance "a
Hall, b street, between 9Th and 10th ClasaAs -
every TUESDAY and Fridev-afternoon class -
81 ,. evening class at z: soiree every Friday C
Ten persnoe Hall will be let for Balls, Partla,.
&c. Apply ss above. IL tIms
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PROFESSOR NORRIS AZUMEA.
THE PREMIUM
YEAST OR RAKING pOwDRp

MaRufsetured BY e. MOCKRID6E CO., No.
62 North Fourth Street, PhiadeIphia
and No. 1873 Reade street, New York
This excellent composition does not contain
particle OF Alum, Sa8ratus, or any Kind Of delete-
nous drug; but 10 perfectly pure and HEALTHY And
az culinary PREPARATION, is in allible and invalu-
sDle AZ the Far In Cincinnati, there were
number OF BAKING Powders on exhihition-the
hIumea, with several others, was analysed, and
obtained the first prize, as the purest and heat
wltnout fermentlng lt, or leaving any SEDIMENT
and retains the nutritive ualities of the Wheat
Ing process. thence one loafof xumea bread CON
tens as much nutrlment as two Ioaves of yeast
pIesh, ana vel is per cent mOreG il keeps moist
ior many days, and never sOurs Many ceIebrsted
Physclsns. both in this country and Europe. have
cess for making bread and at least 1000 fsmIi,ss
"a zpm Up have their constant Of the
last hrse years, give their hearty approyaI For
sale BY 6rocers in Washington and Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

E9R sALE-MALT GRAIN. suitable food Is,
q L0kFFTEhS BrsssSy. Ns~ SYy saf .v en-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-07

Spirit OF the Morning Press.
The IHtsHigsHesr eschews editorial to-day.
The Republican treats upon " Trade with Sc
ceSsiaD
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MILITARY BOOKS.

MILITARY BOOKS,
fl MILITARY BOOKS!
MA avenue, eli the New Military Rookr are 10 Ia
fo5nd as soon lssueo !fom the Press
Call And examine our stock
VIM, r. RICHsTEIN.
Ie q w avs Pennsylvanis avenue,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER-Mr. Bsrney willisms' Benefit
nsuee with Tie comedy Of siisS Assur.nes and
Yankee Mode.ty"-Pst, Mr. Barney Williams;
WIZ IS g Sa Ios u H!i Ls isI
IL ,arse .;s ss me M,isms IN Shsrscss.s
Pat. NJ. Barney ~ w fff sssts can Ss se-
CURED a. the Box once days IN advance. IL.
WILLARDs' HALL-sOTTsCHALK.
Mr.. GRAU has the honor 10 announce that
L. M. GOTTSCHALK'S
Second Grand Concert
WILL TAKE PLACE
THIS EVENING, (FRIDAY.D Maroh7,
When he will be assisted BY
SIG'A HINKLEY. BRIGNOLI. SUslNL
HENRY SANDERsON,
to assist Mr.. 6ottschslk on this ocos ion.
MAX MARETZEE,
Director and Conductor.
III 10 MORROW EVENING. Cs.,urd.,,,
ThiId and positively Last Appearances Of L. NJ.
GOTTSCHALk IN Washington.
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
I; pu.tto Bslis.rio.----~...Bn rnel and susn
6Ts1tu1e WiIIf,m rail ,,1,n,.d sdf Hniis'
two amos by 6ott.chalf, and
. per,o,1med BY. Ssnderson and 6o.tsckst
serspsSs sbu6s,t: Ri sa,i1
8. FaDtasis d Br.vogrs on Themes from
the Opsrs' La Fsvorta," composed
PART SECOND.
2. BrendIsi Martha. :. -. su,ini
9 Duette Traviaa- -.... BinfieJ .nd Brisno'i
Eosn: SS%sSSi ss ssS Pei
IL. K n tSs,s % q 81 yIseI. grInoli
fhs i Union PsTapSfa:s de cono.fs hinfls'
composed and performed BY -. Gottsehalk
as RsnG c ussS By Iii ss q.
ton.
THIRD AND MOST POSITIVELY LAST
GO1TSCRALK CONCERT,
TO MORROW EVENING, (SsturdsyJ
When an entirely new program will be performed,
The price of admission is fixed ~ one dollar
Reserved Seats cents extra. seats for either OF
Metzerott's Music Store corner of nth street And
Pennsylvana avenue.
Doors open at IA; Concert to commence ats.
mh7
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WASHINGTON MUSICAL HALI-PRER
w CONCERT EVERY MIG HI, from S o'olook
20 p. m. Best Of X efreshms ats. Fine Female
WSters. Open al day. At the southssst corpe,
OF feo1sylvsnIs avenue and corner Of sixth street
unoer the Centraf HOUSE, opposite the National
Browns, and larenden Hotels "a IA linz
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|n~THE LADIES OF ST. .PAUL,s ENG
iHh Lutheran Chsrch, Will rive . Festival
s sah ~. and p cosn
ne during the week Season tickets 50 cents, which
g. M corner and S and
or at the door. Single admission 10 GENTS. NH 81
ei Erfzs NSs sTR1NGRkEss. AZ s JHS
fss assortment Of sPrins Clothing: Which, am
Snb y our . ssSs Sw At No 4So
rTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING wan
thuSh t M X h the L1sh.1
ll9 and streets, commencing ct %k o'oloof M,
"A BE Cutlery, a. 20 g Ssd q hs' IA
mn SIN 500 Z street
CAMP FuRNITURE AND TIN WARE OF
NH Ism W. H. Hss sa 81 1;l.:,.
FoD, SHOW CASES.
y OK SALEcITvo Show Cases, silver plated
NH q. NJ 5. FRIEND.
SPRING wRAPPiNGs AND sHAwLs.
Ladies' real Paris Kid Stoves. All oo,or,
New silks, full assortment,
Snepherd's Plalds, for dresses and suits,
One price only, marked IN plain figures.
PERRY BRO,
mn o. Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
SPRING DRESS 6OODs.-M.ny new and
- choice things
Also, usual full stock of all kinds of PoreIsu
families and hou SEX sepers
One price only, marked In plain figures, the ae-
PERRY & BRO,
mn GU Pa. Az. and Ninth street.
I'D T. Cl ID e ID r. AIMS,
GLASS,
Embroideres and Pocket Handkerchief, recent
supplies In all grades,
Fine an medium White Flapnels,
Piain white and Plaid Csmbrics and Musllns
All OF the aboye a. one proverbially low prIce,
marked in plain figures, the actual cash standsrd
An inspection Of stock Implies no obligation 70
purchase. PERRY BRO,
inu TOT Penn avenue and eth st.
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NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE

IN q b.
n. HOBLlTZELL CO. have just opened
large stock Of DIZZY GOODS NOTIONS, SC,
at NO. 347 West Baltimore street, Baltinors
TIE entire stock vas purchased IN se ptenber
sno october ast, at prices enabling them 20 se 20
dealers on such terms will make lt the lntaFast
OF both city and country merchants 70 examine
their stock.
III Their terms Will be cash. fe2ssu-
EOR A FEW uAYS ONLY have removed
Il my hne sock of Clothing from over salts
JevelrJ store TO j. n. SMITHS, No. go sew
enth street, near r, where shall ofeI II At less
th.n vtoiesale cost prices, for few days only.
lie E-Sm j. w. KEEP.
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P4TEnT QEEIcE cURIosITIEs-euids 10
H H.1,L sgoH SoysynSsst RSH 6Gss
ports; burnt Pstsnt Onos EspoftE Cheap Soofs
furnished TO Pedlars; Mi.ftsfy Tfisis; MfiiSry
Lave; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coat
shoying over 1900 miles; many thousand Chssp
Books. Recohect cheap rent. Large sales, lov
saesS F', over Bal ls q sEEbb'f hThSTPkiR.
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W4sHINsroN A SSzB OF MUSIC.
FEM. AVENUE, lsourH SIprD No, 0s9.
Rsttsssz stk asd l0ts sts,
emprao Ing selections from the best classic mnSo'
and the most popular operas-rendeTed IN better
stX!e mAn % Sny other American concert sxloon
Ths {pests-trd the public are freely Invited.
T Ia. eaaIgs ior Sntrsnes,-msy rely upon hsy
hhSst muslo In Washington, they will obtain. on
gu, pom ne attentive ettendents, dscidsdly the
pSGt kefres hments for sale in the Federal etyo.
OILS O@oers constantly in sttendsnce 10 ~,
good order. Concert eopmsnoing st >. m.
HENRY ROsENfHAL,
feb . I'm Proprietor.