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TELEG e A HIO.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

BALTIMORE, February 1s.-The Old Point boat
brings the following news
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. IA flag OF truce
brought over lady from Norfolk to-day, but no
newspapers. We understand that the Norfolk
Day Book Of this morning makes no mention of
the surrender Of Fort Donelson, but represents the
contest as still going on.
Nothing additional has been received from Sa.
vannah.
The U. 8. gunboat Harriet Lane arrived from
Washington during last night. Although fred
at on the passage down the Potomac. but one sho;
struck her, slightly ipjuring her wheel-house.
A contraband came in from a camp beyond
Great Bethel to-day, having started on Saturday
night He brings no information of value.
A severe rain storm has prevailed since morn
ing, and there are now no signs of clearing up
The wind is from the north.
The Stars and Stripes, Jersey Blue and othe
steamers destined for Hsteras, are still detained
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The War In Missouri.

The Retreat Of Gen. Pries-His Expected Rem
foresments-Ihs Plan Probably Defeated-Gsn.
Sigsi IN Close Pursuit, &c, &c.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Feb 1s-(Special dispatch
TO the st. Louis Democrat J-ACcOrding to the
latest advices the Federal army was in vigorous
pursuit of the rebels
Prices army was In Crane creek, 20 miles from
here, on Friday evening, and our forces were Ave
miles In bis rear, preparing to make early star;
In pursuit the next morning. Price had placed
his train in advance. About one hundred wagons
containing supplies for him were brought here
from Forsyth. few hours before his retreat The
rebel sympathizers here claim that Price will be
reinforced by twelve or fifteen regiments from
Bentonville, Ark, under General Van Dorm; but
Gen. Sigel VINO is advancing on the rebel column
on different route than that pursued by General
Curtis, may strike blow On their flank and up-
set Prices calculations.
Four rebel officers and thirteen privates fell into
our hands on Friday, and are now here. The
officers are the notorious Col. Freeman, Major
Berry, aid-de-camp to Gen Mcbride; Capt. Dick
inson, chief engineer; and Capt. Donnel, quar-
termaster.
poney express, with relay posts, has been e.
tablished between Rolla and this point b Y Capt
Baldwin.
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How the News was Received.

BosToN, Feb IA salute Of hundred guns
will be fired tomorrow by direction Of the Mayor
and all the bells I'm the city will ring The citi-
zens will also Are five hundred guns
Resolutions were unanimously passed I'm both
branches OF the Legislature presenting the thanks
Of the people of the State 10 the gallant officers
and soldiers of the army and the sailors of the
navy on the occasion oil the series of brilliant
achievements won by their courage and skill In
the States Of South Carolina. Georgia Missouri
North Carolina, Virginia, Kentucky, and Ten
n.ssee; and the Governor was requested to fire a
salute In honor Of these great successes Of the
Union.
Dispatches from Maine, New Hampshire, and
Vermont, announce the general manifestation of
enthusiasm and Thanksgiving for the glorious
results
WILMINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE people here are
crazy with excitement; firing cannon, burnidg
rocket and giving demonstrations of their low In
every conceivable way.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-THE greatest excite
ment prevails here, increased by the terrible
anxiety Of the friends Of the soldiers engaged in
the struggle. special train has left with physi-
clans, twenty-five volunteer nurses and a large
quantity Of hospital stores
citizens meeting has been called for taking
care of the wounded that will be sent here. Gov.
Morton will leave for Fort Donelson to night
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb 1.-THE citizens OF
Providence fred salute of hundred guns this
afternoon. A hundred guns were also fred by
order of Governor Sprague.
UREA, Feb, T.-Guns sre firing, flags flying,
fireworks and bonfres blazing, and the city in a
ferment.
BURLINGTON, VT, Feb. 17.-vermont fires all
the guns she has left at home, and rings all her
bells in token Of her great rejoicing over the
feats of valor performed by the men Of the West
DETROIT, Feb 1.-THE news of the vic .ory al
Fort DOneson has caused indescribable ioy here
A hundred guns were fred and tonight many
buildings are Illuminated. There will also be a
grand torch-light procession to- night.
CHICAGO, Feb 1.-THE people OF Chicago claim
the honor of the victory for illinois, there having
been engaged twenty-five regiments of infantrv
of Illinois, six Of Iowa, and four of Indiana; also
four regiments OF cavalry from Illinois, ana six
companies from Missouri.
ALBANY, Feb. 17.-Huge bonires are burning
in the streets tonight, and the whole city is 3
scene Of rejoicing.
AUBURN, N. Y Feb. IA hundred guns were
fred to-day in honor Of the great victory
GENEVA, N. Y, Feb. 17.-Bells are ringing and
cannon firing.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. IA salute Of hundred
guns was fred here to-day.
ROCHESTER, Feb. l. Our citizens are enJoy.
ing general jubilee-cannon are being fifed
bells rung, &c.
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TIE LATE Ma. PENNINGTON Styangs sto.
ry-The death Of Ex-Governor Pennington. of
y. J., is said to have been the result OF his IA
Ing eight grains Of morphine by mistake He
bad been complaining Of typhoid fever, which
at times affected him so severely as to cause tenn
porary alteration OF mind
Sunday morning he appeared to be no better.
ana prescription was written for quinine and
sent to the drug store of DR.. c. w Badger on
Broad street, Newark. The prescription, direct.
ing powders. was dispensed and labelled HouI.
nine shortly after the powder was admits
tered 10 the Governor. In the course of few
minutes IL was discovered that there was some
ming wrong, and on examination the powders
were found 20 be morphine, eig ht grains Of which
had been taken. The sad affair will be fully in
veshgated, when particulars will be made public
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE MILITARY TELEGRAPH.


On no other occasion has the utility Of the elec-
trio telegraph been more forcibly illustrated than
for the last three or four days in connection with
the Governments military operations
From Gen. McClellan's headquarters, night
and day In that time, it has worked in circuit
Of full fifteen hundred miles without a break or
a repetition from an intermediate point Thus
has the General Chief been able while sitting
bv his telegraphiDg table here to communicate as
readily with Generals Hsllack and Buell., who
in turn communicated with the officer at the
ends Of their telegraph lines nearest the scene Of
the operations OF their respective armies, as
though sitting face to face to each other over
single table.
Thus 1t is that the General in Chief has been
able to carry out so simultaneously, as well as
triumphantly, his remarkable military comhina-
tons at points so distant from each other.
MORE TROOPS.
The 18th Maine Regiment, Col. Neal Dow
1.-THE well known temperance lecturer,) left Au-
gusta yesterday for the seat of war. The ed
New York, Col. Croker, has arrived in New
York from Albany, and Is expected to come on to
Washington in few days. The father of Col
Croker has been a resident of Fairfax county,
Va, and was seized by the rebels last summer,
at the instigation Of his rebel neighbors. promi-
nent among whom was Henry Jenkins, recently
arrested In Alexandria and now confined in the
Old Capitol prison. The relatives of Mr.. Croker
have not heard from him in several months, and
have about given him up as dead. The 93d
numbers 600 men, armed with Sharp's and
Enfield rifles, three Of the companies being
sharpshoc:ers, organized for the Berdan regi-
ment. Three companies of engineers left New
York yesterday afternoon for Port Royal.
THE REBEL FLAG.
The Navy Department have received for
warded by Commc d ore FCote-a number of flag S
taken at Fort Henry; among them the large Con-
federate flag that was hauled down from the main
flagstaff of the post when It surrendered.
THE VICTORIES.
Salutes were fired last night, this morning, and
at noon TO- day at the arsenal and navy ward here
In honor Of the succt sses of our arms
cONFED GUNNERY.
The Pamela, Lieut.. Jack Crosby commanding,
has made coed her passage down the Potomac
past the Confederate batteries She was fred on,
but not hit.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIsh CONGR Ess-second Session

SENATR.-Yesterday, after our report closed
A resolution in relation to the settlement Of the
Oregon war debt was agreed TO, and bill req ulat-
Ing the terms Of the Circuit and District courts of
New York, passed.
The bill providing for the better organization
of the United States cavalry fore was discussed
by Messrs Fessenden, Wilson, Harris, DOoIittle,
to-day
The bill to confscste the property and free
slaves OF rebels was made the special order for
"Wednesday, and after an executive session the
Senate dj0urned.
HOUSE After our report closed
A resolution authorizing the employment Of a
stenOgrapher for the committee on the conduct
OF the war was adopted and bill TO establish an
Agricultural bureau p .ssed.
A bill making an appropriation for the Signal
service OF the United States was also passed, and
the House adjourned.
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u The London papers, Of the 10th Of January,
puoiishei the folio wing monster hoax under the
Royal" - Wv
ne Asia has bfoug ht Intelligence from New
iork OF oaiile having been fought, on the 18th
II January, on the mainland, In the vicinity OF
'oI' hSisI, between Gen. Lees force and the
ederal troops resulting In the total defeaI ~ b.
iaissr, with loss Of 40 killed and wounded
This Washington Government, we are in
formed hAd taken steps 10 suppress the news OF
highly respectable party In Liverpool through
private channel
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FrsAscrAL.-FrOm the n. Y. Evening Pos, Of

FrsAScIAL.-From the n. Y. Evening Post of
y sterday:
The stock market f. buoyant and higher, under
the accumulation Of good news from the army
and navy The announcement Of the fall of F ort
DoneiSon, by way Of Fortress Monroe was not
generally credited early in the day and prices fell
"a 6aS per cent. from the highest points, but
under tee eonnrmatory dispatches received about
one O'CLOCK, the market closed frm
There was an important advance in Kentuckys
Iennessets ana MinEeSotas. The rise IL 2 TO 4
per cent Missouris were also active at IS Iai5k
The 80 Treasury notes are in good demand
Tor investment Al y 4 aS9. Governments general
ly are unchanged. The banks are SUPPLYING the
market with the coupon bonds of 1881 and 1874
The continued successes Of the Uaion arms had
a very marked effect on gold. The price Satur-
day evening was weak at I0i xalO4X but as low
as iO4 per cent. was accepted to-day, closing
finally al lO4A
Money Is la better demand and at per cent
call; the large banking houses Ind little din.
Guilty In employing their balances
The foreign exchange mar ket is unsettled in
huenced by the reported fall of Savannah and
the weakness In gold The rates for drst class
bills are nominally l4&sll5K.
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New PUsLIcATIoN..-From Franck Taylor we
have Infantry Tactics for the Instruction, Elk
ercise and Maneuvers of the Soldier, a Company
Line Of Skirmishers, Battalion, Brigade or Corps
d'Armee." By Brig. Gen. siIas Casey, q.
Army. New York: Van Nostrand & Co.
Thiswork is already recognized, we believe, as
ths authority in infantry tactics, embodying all
the valuable Improvements In this branch OF the
service, and suggesting other important altera-
tons. As a text book II takes the place Of Scott
and Hardee.
From Hudson Taylor and from Shillington
Odeon Building, we have Bulwer's last novel
" A Strange story
1t is something In the supernatural vein of his
" Zanoni," modern spiritualism afording the
machinery for this singular tale.
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ii ERNMENf. NE " . WV
SEALED PROPOSALS for the delivery in Wash
inxton City of 1,450 CAVALRY aud ARTIL.-
LERY HORSES. for the u. 8. Government, Will
be received at the ofice Of Col. ID. n. Rucker
MONDAY, the 18th instant.
These horses will be purchased in lots not ex
ceedIng 200 each, and no bids will be entertained
for greater number from any one person.
No bid will be entertained that 10 not endorsed
by two responsible persons, who Will guarantee
that the bidder will comply with his proposition,
fit should be accepted.
Twenty FIVE days will he given from the opening
Of the BIDS for the completion of the delivery of the
horses.
Ofthe above horses, 500 are required for Csvsl-
~ and $50 for Artillery.
DESCRIPTION of Horses required.
CAVALRY HORSES.
From Is to Is hands In height; between s. and 4
years OF age; OF dark oolors; well broken to the
saddle; compscty built and free from all defects.
ARTILLERY HORSES.
To be from l5h to Is hands in height; between s
and years of age; dark coors; free from all de-
fects; well broken to harness and 70 vesh not less
than hoo pounds.
The horses will be inspected By a board ofoficers
detslled from the regiments squirting them.
The undersigned reserves the privilege of reiect-
Ing each and every bid, should he consider the
interests of the service require It.
STEWART VAN vLEIT,
fe It'd Brig. Gen. and Quartermas,er.
Baltimore Clipper, PhilSdslphla Press New
YORK Herald and Plttsburg Commercial JouIn.I
VIII please copy, tin day and send bill a. above
SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited ill the 10th
- day OF March: 1852 at u O'Clock m for sup
glHing the ". =. Sub. Dept with COO head Of
BEEF CATTLE on the hoof
The Cattle To be delivered az washington CITY
ana eaoh animal to average so pounds Kross
Telgnt no animal admitted which weighs less than
.ucS Gsstss 50 as dsvsEed such time. and
No Cattle will b. required under this contract h.
fore the LIST day of April, 1862. "
Helfers and Bullocks nos wanted
required. VIII Oe
Treasury notes. ~ ~
No bid will be entertained when put in bv oon.
tractors VINO have previously failed 70 comfy win
.neI oontects, or whore the bidder is not present
:, Bids % be directed to Mai. A. BEcKwIrB. e
>, U. ). A, Washington, ID, C. W
FORM OF BID.
ernms6, s zoe Bss ,9P1se 70 deliver 20 the Gov
hundred pounds gross -xsight. The Cattle to be
oeIlvered it, according TO the terms OF the en-
closed dyertisement. The Cattle 10 he vsisbe a
on the scales, and the hit so Determines u he
the purchase weight. l hereby agree 70 s,ye =
sood and sufficient bond for the fu2flIment IF ths
contract, And to receive Treasury notes In paymert
~ N-o Oo'iS' fe Is
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No RECEPTION TONIGHT continued in
disposition Of the Presidents children, one Of
whom, Willie, we regret to say, is extremely i'll,
will prevent the usual Tuesday nights reception
at the Executive Mansion from taking place.
The President and Mrs Lincoln have deep
sympathy in this community in this hour Of their
aNction
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAX UEFARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, February Il, 1852 (
The President directs me to say that he has OBJ
served with pleasure the activity and enterprise
manifested by yourself and the officers and sol.
diers Of your command You have shown how
much may be done in the worst weather and
worst roads, by spirited officer at the head of a
smsll force Of brave men unwilling to waste life
In camp when the enemies Of their country are
within reach.
Your brilliant success Is a happy pressaee of
what may be expected when the army of the Po-
tomac shall be led to the field by their gallant
general. EDWIN M STANTON,
Secretary of War
To Brigadier General +. w. LANDER
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SAVANNAH REPORTED To HAVE SUR
RENDERED WITHOUT FIRING

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-It is rumored by pas
sengers on the Old Point boat that news had
reached Norfolk Of the surrender Of Savannah
without firing gun.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The IntsHigsHesr treats upon the reaction In
British sentiment in relation TO the rebellion,
and the Republican upon European Intervention
in Mexico.
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u The glorious news Of the capture of For,
Donelson has been received with immense scLdt
throughout all loyal parts Of the Union. dis
patch from New York states that, yesterday
morning, while the veteran hero, General Scott,
was making some private purchases on Broadway,
an enthusiastic crowd rushed into the establish
ment to acquaint him with the latest news. The
throng speedily increased in dimensions until It
had blocked up the streets, meanwhile cheering
Justify and crying for a "speech," The General,
however, finding himself unable to the task,
begged leave to be excused, and entering his car
rage was driven up Broadway amid storm of
cheers. The General was again recognized while
entering the Shoe and Leather Bank, and was
second time compelled to extricate himself from
his enthusiastic friends, whe seemed bent on
Twice jeopardizing his life and limb"
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BALTIMORE EDITORS SENT TO FORT
N1cHENRY,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-S. g. Mills, publisher,
and Thomas 8. Piggott, editor, Of the notorious
rebel sheet, "The South" were this morning ar
rested and taken to Fort McHenry
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u The ladies Of Alexandria are raising
funds for the purchase of flag for the sth ILL.,
nois Cavalry, now quartersd in that city
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OuR FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions will confer a favor by keeping " posted
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II From Shillington, OdeOn Building, we
have Godey's Lady's Book for March, most
attractive number
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IHE FORT DOSELsON VICTORY IN THE City
The news from the South was received ND town
with every manifestation Of Joy Every hotel
and all buildings prepared for demonstration
VILE the tional cOlOrs, threw out the old flag
Al TWO or tnfee points on Broadway, bulletins
were extemporized FOR the occasion, and vast
thTongs gathered about them to read the news
and Justify cheer the welcome intelligence Of
Fort Donelson's fall At the Police Headquar.
ters the excitement was intense, and the news
was telegTephed to all sections Of the city. A
gentleman went to the Police Commissioner,s
room, and insisted that, a matter of Justice
The following order should be issued
TO ALL STATIONS
Direct your men to arrest all persons who are
found In the streets sober after O'Clock this p NJ
Ibe Commissioners referred the applicant 10
; MI hennsoy, wno said that he though the po-
lice would be lenient with all offenders. but he
could not consent to issue the order. Inspector
Carpenter thought 1t ought to be issued ". Y.
Express.
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II Over eighty convaIsscent soldiers were
sent to Philadelphia on Saturday, from the d. fer.
ent hospitals Of Alexandria.
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OFFICIAL.
OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WARRINGTON, February II, 1852.
Information has been received AZ this p.p.rt.
ment frc 4 Mr.. r. w. sHURFELpT, the Consul
General OF the United States at Havana, that 9Th.
Supreme Government Of spain has confirmed the
exemption from export duty hitherto granted 70
saguard.ente de cana rum distilled from nol,,.
ses, and the exemption from tonnage dues 10
such vessels only as, having come In bsll.s
shall leave entirely loaded with molasses
feb l5-3tif
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FIRE AT THE FRANKFORT ARSENAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS.-The machine shops
OF the Frankford Arsenal are on fire.
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AUCTION SALES.

kJALIlEDs
By J. C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT
EAST mfr GOODS.
O'CLOCK q m. and O'Clock p n s9G oSntsnai NJ
from day 20 day until the whole 10 disposed Of Ne
Rooms. with out reserve, the largest, raftst ana
cHI ElsT iS Shfss s6o6se, AND
- Ever n red 81 % bile ssle IN this country.
refer to the SreSsf. Which vii Ss i..Set on We'd
Tbe' toods will be ARRANGED and on FIRE. .,his,-
biaoS for ThaT.Gsi, 10Th instant, from 10 70 .
fel1a &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
C5SER 81 MsS9ls sEts C oF f aSssfsou
GTHURsDhY soRSiNs, Fsbfusfy aotA, ).
Observstory, I shall SELL
$50 Horses, and
Condemned ss unit for public service.
Terms cash, in Government fnnds.
n,,. 3.,s: s.straa 81 / s at s..:..
MARsHAL's. sALE.-By virtue Of |. writ Of
-. c hsr t.clss Issued from the Csrka once Of
sas Sa nSS s s5s e me
dstsy sss, Of The MAJ ct house biSse N eorae
Cords Of OAK s6S ffSs WOOD sGSDs ana "a
upon IS the goods and ohattes If John A. Crimes,
WARD q. LkMoN.-
fe ll-dts U. I. Marshal, 10. e.
MARsHAL's sALE.-In yitre Of q writ Of
wi fsri fsoias, ISSUED from the c,eTk's once ot
Oh circuit court OF the District Of Columbia ior the
euS i5G os 10 me s
Court House door Of said county, on wEDNEs-
the toliosins described propept1, 10 rit%Sh a..
ie len tight 1te, ann snc interest IN and 20
No: see, fronting sth street vest between . aud
streets north, in the city ofr Warrington, d. C.,
6sfsoS seized and syed upon IS the PTopsrsy q
Twin Barker, and will be sold 70 sstsfy jndioas
k e Is |. wA 8. ; Z MN LASN AZ
ByI:C, McSUIRE n co, .uctioneer,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TwO-sTORY
II FRAME DwE-LINs HossE ON TENTH STREET.
MM ENiI SsIwsks APP q STREETS EOETI-On
trust, GATED OctC6e 18th, ias, and duly reeoSded IN
records for Washington oou"ty, D. e I shall sell
The lite 20 parts of Lots numbered q and %, in
fronting feet inch on Tenth Street Tes,, between
= and street. north, running back 10 feet 10
consisting ola neat and well built tvO-stOry frame
Terms: One third cash the tsmsib5sr in and
we've months: with Interest, secured by deed Of
,.u 60 JAS: 4; sHEKELL, Trustee.
B, BARNARD BUcK6Y; AuOtiOneer,,
u.t rom VIM W sssf1 s.s Sl A Gssf X
1881 and ofrecord. We viii offer at auction on the
itn Gay OF Eeo,uary next az O'clock 2. m on the
tnoEn as the easternmost part Of lot number one
hunored and twenty-elght, (l28 in Beal's addition
70 fronting ID feet on Dun arton street
AND running back north, OF the same width, I'D
story frame house.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
af threa
lnstslments; At three, snd nine months, With
interest, TO be secured.
WALTER 8. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Irustees Georgetovn Build'r Associasn.
Jae avts BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aaots
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
70 the 18th day of Ms'oh newt
WALTER :. cox.
feb 10 2avts HUGH CAPERTON,f fureee.
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Pc HAMS
SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,

From galtimoreto New York and Return as
from Baltimore TO Boston And Return $3.50
Tickets for sale at Chambers Cigar Stand, in the
Nnuonsl Hotel. where full particulars may be had
at Q. m. and p. m.
Tickets good to return on or before May LIST.
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STEINWAY & SONS CELERRATED p1
- ANO FORTEs.-These InstTamants
ae aSn ted 6y al musicians to be the best 49,
q, ali times received the rst pTsmium over au
otn:Is, Thsrevsr and vhenev er they came In com
Psuuon. They are warranted for 1--WE years
Iarge ASSORTMENT Of these instTumeTts IN nj
Ways TO be found at the Music store Of - 81
W. g. ME1ZEROTT,
o,a,o. - Sole hseLt.
Tor sale for Sg5, r. i 10
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IVA FAIR. for the benefit OF ST. Vinceut's
HS Fsmsle Orphan Asylum, will bs opened on
Il UHSDAG Sth Inst ct the Asylum, corner q
and 10th streets. A variety of useful and fnncJ
articles will be ofersd for sale. O'
There VIII be l7nch room where al kinda Of
refreshments will be served. Ics Cream and Con
in their varieties. ia % N