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Later from New Orleans.

New YoRE, Feb. l0.-Tho steamer Missis.
slppi has arrived from New Orleans with nd.
vices to the 4th. She brings 45O men OF tho
18th Connecticut regiment.
The steamer Planet, from Cairo with 500
colored soldiers, the flrst Missouri cOlorcd
regiment, was sunk on the night of February
lst, ffty-ayo miles above Now Orleans. No
lives were lost. The steamer Daniel Webster
arrived at New Orleans on the I'd inst. with
the Second Battalion lith Rhode Island Heavy
Artillery.
General Banks has Issued lengthy General
regulations on the subject OF compensated
plantation labor, fixing the rates thereof, in
terdicting 1ogging and the sale of Intoxicating
drinks TO plantation hands, and stating that
the enlistment OF soldiers from the plantations
will not be resumed without the order of the
Government, etc. Soldiers win be permitted,
on q limited scale, 10 cultivate land on private
account. A i" Free Labor Bank" will also be
established as q safe deposit for savings. The
transportation Of negro families to other coun.
tries Is dlsapproved.
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a.
our dwslinEs and .nSuau So,oos .nS ,Srn,,.,h =.
,h s snS nV, ~ shsIy labor We arc enabled TO rrp
port the Gospel and enjoy oil the priceless
means Of grace"
Brother Jones, mus eoniessing thAs the nas-
ter could hardly get 70 Heaven without the AID
of his slaves, next enlarges upon the import
aneo of their agricultural labors to tho whole
world, in the production Of great staples, and
eEclaimS, "WhAt disaster In the world Of
trade would the sudden stopping OF the laoors
ofthis people Prodnee' Inc s'a'''uoS We gave
few days since OF the COTTON supply irom
various countries since inc reoeihon OeRan'
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Nav YORK, Feb. 11.-MexlcAn papers re-
ceived here state that the rumored abdicAtion
of JuaTcZ rests upon tho statement of San
Luis correspondent of the EstcBcte, who writes
that at Cabinet meeting Vadanrei, Ortega,
and Doblado advised the step, and even threat
cned, II Juarez did not accodc to the PROPOSE
tion, that they would depose him.
II is also rumored that these three chiefs Will
20 over TO the French party.
The Estg6ete subsequently announced that
Juarez had resigned and been succeeded by
Ortega.
Il was the detection of GuadalaJara from tho
National cause which so discouraged Doblado
and ortcga that they opened negotiation for
submitting TO the French.
This information, however, all comes through
interested channels. .'
II appears that previous TO the battle ol
Morelia and It's capture by the interventlonists,
that the capital of the State had been removed
not so complete a surprise as has been stated
Marquis de Manthalon, the French Minister,
has arrived al tho City OF Mexico.
Baron Neigne, the French Commanding
general in the City Of Mexico, has addressed O
letter 10 tho Archbishop, complaining that in.
Cendiary proclamations have been circulated
calculated TO inilame the populace against the
Tho Baron urges the Archbishop to use hi.
influence to counteract these proclamatlons.
The capture Of Campeachy raises the block
ade there.
BY the articles of capltulAtion, all Govern
ment property passed over to the French com
mander, and the city is occupied and picketeC
| by French marines. Personal liberty and Becu
rity without distinction 10 guaranteed by tn
| French 10 all citizens.
Persons who wish 10 leave tho city will b.
safely conducted out OF the State by Froncl
troops.
Tho Gaesid, official, publishes u manifesto o
General Almontc, dated Jan. I'd, In favor Of
regency, and announcing his intention to sus
pend from the exercise Of their functions thos
magistrates Of the Supreme Tribunal who re
fuse TO give an adheSlon to the Interyentlonists
| he concludes by saying that the Mexican mn
ton was on the verge OF ruin, from whicn
was oaiy Iaysd by the strong hand Of tho Em
| peror Napoleon. ......-..
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

ruR CRISIS WHICH THRBETESED TO DIVIDE
THE FRIENDS or TIE UNION Is PAST"
60, SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO IS FREE BY THE
TLRMs OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
-, PROCLAIM FULL PARDON 70 ALL WHO
iUII!NfNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFESD THE CoNsTI
rrTIoN OF THE UNITED STATES, AND run UNIos
Ur THE STATES THEnnUSDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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HEADQUARTERS, WEST VIRGINIA, Feb. ~
Information reached our outposts to-day, and
was brought In by a mounted deserter from
General Early's command. The doserter says
that when he lcft rumor was prevalent of the
removal, or preparations being made for the
immediate removal, of oil the Yankee prisoners
from the neighborhood Of Richmond. Also,
that the Richmond authorities had detained
the mails, newspapers, &C., going from Rich
mond TO the soldiers In camp.
Captain Dougherty, OF the 18th Virginia
Union infantry, while in command Of a scout
in Hampshire county yesterday, encountered
the noted rebel guerrilla Mike Cairn, at the head
Of his gang, killing the leader, and capturing
his lieutenant and four men, with horses,
equipments, &c. The encounter took place
between Romney and Moorfeld, when the
guerrillas were beaten and compelled to take to
the woods and mountains in all directions for
Immediate safety
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wM. NJ. ALDISwns appointed to-day superin-
tendent OF Indian AhAirs, Central SUPPLEMENTARY
vice II. u. Branch, resigned.
JONI C. HEENAN has been in very bud health
since his ght with King, and his friends are getting
up benchs for him to enable him to 60 to awarmer
climate. He states that he felt, on entering the
ring, Rt to fight for his life, but after few min
utes BiddinesS came over him for which he could
not account, and beyond this he recollccs nothing
at all about the fight
MISS BRADDoS, the author Of the sensation
novels has gratefully married her publisher. They
will hereafter Issue some lively works In superior
binding,
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WILLIAM NJ. STONE, the new Governor Of
Iowa, was once a canal driver between Roscoe and
CleI cland Ohio, At three dollars a month.
JCDGE PLISY MERRICK, of the Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts, has suffered a shock Of
paralysis causing serious spprehcHsIonB among
his friends,
DENPsTER, the ballad singer, ls giving con-
certs in Boston with great success. lie visited
this city few dAyS since, but was deferred from
giving = concert by the high price charged for a
hall.
BARNEY AARON, the pugillst, was arrested
Yesterday for extorting money from volunteer.
Barney is 8 substitute broker.
GENERAL FRANK p. BLAIR, JR., who 10 on II
visit to Boston, paid his respects to Governor
Andrew at the State House Monday afternoon.
GEORGE THOMPSON, the English orator, ar
rived In Boston last Saturday,
Hon. n. LOWRY, Senator from Erie to the
Pennsylvania Lsgi'lature, was passenger on tha
train run into by the accommodation last week,
He was thrown through a window and landed
headforemost into . snow bank. The hrst thinF
he was heard to utter was: "The Psnns lvania
LssiSlAture can now organize with inpunity"
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1l.-Mr. Shore, expelled
from Gen. Buffers department as correspond
ont of the New York World and Netcs, states
that he has written but two letters for the
World and one for the Netrs, all of strictly
news character, and that no articles or letters
from his pen hayo ever been copied into
Southern journal. He was engaged by the
papers alluded to simply to forward Richmond
papers as they arrived by nag-oftruce or other
channels. He has been in the department two
years.
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SAILS FoR WRAPPING
PAPER.

=. Posr 9rIIsE PFsARTMEST, Jan: Y, 1854.
SLALED PROPOSALS. viii be received at this
at l2 o'clock noon, for furnishlng WRAPPING
PAPER, for the use Of the Post Oees In the United
States for one year, from and after the siSt day Of
The said Paper to be delivered, free OF expense,
to the Department, at the Blank Agencies Of the
Post oiilSe Department at Washington, New York
The estimated quantity and the quality at each
Agency for the year, are specified below.
Disrid No. l, al WaLhin1iOH.
.lIs, q a material and quality fully equal
to that now in use In the Department. and
to weigh not less than "a pounds to the
reAm, and each reAm to contain 20 perfect
Disirict No. 2, at EeD York Ciiy
described in The estimates for district No, /,
DIGTtd No. ., al Buffalo, N Y,
10000 roAml Of Wrapping Paper, similar to that
named for district No. 1.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and
best bidder, to be determined after careful exam:
lnAtion for the purpose OF AIeertAining which bid
VIII In Its practical results, be most advantageous
1.-THE districts should be reconstructed, OF in.
creased In number, or any OF them discontinued,
the paper shall be delivered At such place or places
rata prices, And the Postmaster General reserves
to himself the privilege OF Increasing OF reducing
the quantity Of the article required II It shall be
A sample OF such paper AZ has been furnished
can be seen AZ sitho, Of the above sgeneies'
BIdden will Aond a sample OF the article they
prOpose to furnish with their bids,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals.
guarantees oil his ability to comply with his bid
and certificate from his nearest Postmaster that
such EuAFAnt0II credible and reliable citizens
must also accompany his proposals.
Two luficient securities viii be required to =
contract,
Failures to furnish the article contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing article inferior to
that contracted for, will be considered sufficient
cause for the foTfsl ufe OF the contract,
Bids not made In accordance with these propo'
sails will not be considered.
Proposals must be marked on the outside OF the
envelope with the name Of the article proposed
for, and the letter containing them addreiaed TO
the First Assistant PoStm Astse GeneiAli We1hihE'
ton. n. BLAIR
lAni2-wAW Postmaster General
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FtJ. II The jury this morning rendered a YER
diet Of guilty as indicted In the the Of EmAn
uel Pollard, (colored) charged with the murder Of
George Bush (ooloredJ Upon the request OF Mr..
Wharton, counsel for defence, the jury was probe,
and each juror, upon the calling OF his name, an
swered guilty, The prisoner was remAnded to jail.
The case OF the United States Vs. Chaunoey A.
IIorr was taken up and argued by Mr. Thompson
for the prosecuting witness, Bell Adams, and BY
AIesSrS, Jos. II, Bradley, Jr, and L. C. Morgan for
defendant. Oar readers will reSdily remember the
particulars of this case.
Mr.. Adams Hub-rentcd two rooms In house on
sixth street, between and F. tenAntsd by Mr..
Horr. The rent per month as stipulated was S36.
Mr. II. then raised the rent, which Adams refused
TO pay. Mr.. Adams, whilst passing through the
hall one evening, was assaulted and felled to the
nooI with the commission OF this outrage Mr..
Horn IL charged
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CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Ft. 1.-THE cause Of j. W. Thompson 4 Bro,
rs. Riggs Il Co bankers, in which q leave wI
granted to the plaintis to amend the declaration,
was continued this morning. Tho question In.
volved in this case IL whether bank Of deposit
may discharge specie balance by paylog the same
number OF dollars In Treasury notes, and In so
doing be justified by the law Of Congress making
Treasury notes legal tender The verdict hM not
M yet been rendered.
The case nf William II. Young rs. ConklIng Il
Wheeler was then tried. An action OF repievin
had been brought against Young concerning some
Government horses
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GENERAL CURTIS WELCOMED IN
ARKANSAS,
Formidable Fleet ON the eMiSsissippI--Geu
shorman's Expedition.

FOfmtuhDlo f1eet ON tho omtsstBaippl-Gen.
shorman's Expedition.
ST. LoUIs, February 1l.-Dispatches from
Fort Smith, Arkansas, says large meeting of
loyal citizens and soldiers was held there last
night 10 welcome Con. Curtis.
Fears are entertained for the safety of the
Indian brigade, which have been moved south
OF Fort Gibson to North yorktown, on the Ca
madam river, they were fighting largely supe-
rior numbers under stanwait at last accounts.
The correspondent of the Chicago Journal
says the largest and most formidable fleet yet
seen on the Mississippi river Is now being fitted
ont by Admiral Porter.
Tho greatest activity prevails at all naval
depots and yards on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers.
Worlimon arc being employed day and night
to have the vessels ready at tho appointed time.
The feet will probably rendezvous at Cairo
and Memphis.
The same correspondent thinks Sherman Is
expedition In Mississippi Is to flank Johnson's Is
and Hardeo's forces in Alabama and GeorgiR,
rather than TO attack Mobile.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1-DF. BanninH's Brace for Men At tue
DEIE AND DELIcATE LkDIEg.-lt 10 known iAet
chest, round shouidsrs, weak back, dyspepsia,
ation, plss, wSlEhty bearing down, Urinary
WEAKNESS, ooIdn0si feet, and ruptures. IL also
4 poTtfltf Iad that Or. BInning's Brace both pre-.
vents and removes these mAlAdieh, Applied BY
DT, Banning, AT the National Hotel once hours
s,o6 Ia M Ia Vp,m fell
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A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENTAL babe not old
enough to walk was creeping on the floor. By
and by bright ray of sunshine fell upon the
carpet. Baby saw 1t, and crept towards the
dazzling object. She looked at 1t, and crept
all around It, with the greatest interest in her
sweet face, aud then putting down her little
lips she kissed 1t. The bright little sunbeam
lighted up with joy in her heart, and she ex-
pressed that joy with q sweet kiss.
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MAHHIED.

On the 10th instant, at MoKendree parsonage, by
Rev. John Thrush, Mr., SAMUEL $. TURNER and
Miss INDIA JOHNSON, all OF this city
by Rev. John Seage, chaplain 4th Michigan In
iAntFy, on January 0, JoHH X. MCCHEsSEY, s0th
PennSy ylvAniA infantry, TO Miss HARRIET MARTIN,
OF Bealton, Va,
Also BY the same, February 9, DANIEL W. LANG.
FOAD, 4th Michigan infantry to Miss SARAH A.
GROvE, OF BeAltOn, Va.
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IN Wednesday, the 10th inHtSnt, ELIIt, vile Of
4. A. surgeon W. r. DemoHB,
Funeral will take place this afternoon, At c
o'clock, from her late fesldenoe, No. as Four-And-
A-hAlt stree, Island.
On the morning OF the 10th instant, HAREIET
PATTERSON, only daughter OF Eliza q. anu tho late
Lieut. George M Dache, U. s. Navy, aged n years,
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Senator Foot has reported back the bill which
gives supervision of the work on the Capitol
and other buildings to the Commissioner of
Public Buildings, amending 1t by excepting
tho work on the Treasury extension, and strik
ing out the provision giving control OF the
office 10 the President.
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u, Ds,AssmEsI =. Q. \. sIsTr' "a

Tho Subjoined correspondence between Mr..
Sanford, Minister Resident of the United States
at Brussels, and the Minister of Interior OF bis
Belgian Majesty, concerning American works
at the late annual Art Exhibition In belgium
is published for the information Of the artists Of
this country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-11

Mr.. Halo has reported on amendment Of the
bill making acting officers of this grade eligible
to regular appointment, by which It shall be
no objection to his appointment and conGrmn-
ton that he is over twenty.six years of age,
provided he he not over thirty years Of age"
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titlon Americans had taken. He made an do
quent alluslon to Washington, the founder Of
American Independence, and Abrnham LIN
coin, the founder of American liberty. The
address was responded to by hcarty cheers.
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- Tie railroad advertisements O'1 .tirsf
,ags are inserted By authority oTth. railroad COM
,d,d., 'ererolly named, are officially corrected
'o1e changes ar made, hsncc oan Dc relied upon
uA correct.
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General ButIeT DIsmIsssg a PernIeiOns
Newspaper Correspondent from his De-
narfnInanI

FoRT MoNRoE, February lO.-Tho following
Special Order Is published by order of the Gen
eral Commanding
Special OrCIer.-W. W. Shore being, by his
own confession, the correspondent of the New
York Daily w rid and Daily Times, the ar
ticles and letters from which papers arc copied
with appreciation into many of the rebel
papers TO the injury Of the Government and
the cause Of the country, is ordered TO leave
this Department forthwith and not return un.
der pain OF being put at hard but honest labor.
By order of MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER.
r. 8. Davis, Major and A. A. G.
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.g- We cali he dtta,tiOR Of b,isi'Iess men 10 uss
classification Of our advertisements. We iatsnd
10 k,ep business eyc 10 ths matter for ns oeneat
az 0ur patrons.
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POCKET Book FoUSD.-Mr. Sweet, the loser
Of the pocket book at the KImmel House on night
b. fore last had the satisfaction OF receiving II
from party who had found II hid in a stovc-pipo
hole in the ladies' water closet tt wallet was
minus the all the money, but the notes, checks,
Ge, to the amount Of CIT 900, were found all safe
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-11

HALIFAX, Feb. l2.-ln the Admiralty Court
yesterday Judge Stuart decided that the Chesa.
peako and cargo shall be restored TO her own:
ers upon the payment Of tho legal expenses Of
thepourt.
The court then adjourned to Wednesday,
when final decree to this effect will be doliv-
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Speocli Of Geo. ThompsOh in Boston.

BosToS, Feb. ia large company seSsm.
hear a speech from George Thompson. lie
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slatiuual grpnblitau.
d. @.

THURsDAYnn.nn.,,,n,EBRuARY 10. 1894.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


By the Peoples Lns--ofaoes No. 6il Ninth street,
and corner Pennay iTania avenue and nNth
street, under National Hotel.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE Montgomery,
Alabama, Daily Nail has the following signiG-
cant announcements;
"The rumors of an evacuation of Richmond
are gaining credit"
"Therc is a movement on foot which will
create more CONSERVATION at Richmond than
anything that has occurren during the war;"
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BnussELE, December 81, 1868.
sIRi Amid the rewards and honorary dis
tlnctlons awarded at the close Of the General
Exhibition Of Fine Arts Of 1868, are, six which
have fallen 70 French artists, three TO German
artists, and two to artists Of the Netherlands.
Ifit wGs not accorded to the Government OF
the King to have the satisfaction OF being able
to include In this distribution one or two Of
those OF your national artists who took part in
the exhibition, 1t Is not because the very real
merit Of their works was not fully appreciated.
It is TO be regretted that the Jury on Rewards,
In derogntion Of constant usage, abstaluod this
time from addressing 10 the Government re-
port containing a mothodical and deliberate
review of ths whole Exhibition, for in the other
case 1t would have been duty, according to
assurance given to me on the subject, TO have
pointed out in this work, which wonld have re-
ceivod official publicity, the important slgnih'
cameo which we were gratl1ed to recognize in
those productions ut tho Exhibition forming
the contingent from tho artists Of the Nortl
American United States.
am glad that may hope, sir, that, thank
to your kind Offices, your national artists viii
continue by the concurrence Of their talents Il
heighten the brilIancy and interest of ou
great public Exhibitions of the Fine Arts; the!
will there always meet with a sympathetic re
ception and Just appreciation.
embrace with eagerness this occasion t,
Offer to you the personal assurance Of my sen
? timcnts Of high consideration.
The Minister OF the Interior,
ALP VAN DEN PEEREBooM.
To Mr.. sASToRD, Minister Resident Of tn
United States Of North America, Brussels.
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LLsATIOS-oT THE UNITED STATE, !
DRussELs, Ith January, 1854.

LLsATIOS-oT THE URIFED STATE,
/ DRussEIs, 7th January, 1864. !
MoSslEUR LIE MINsTRE: have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt Of the letter % your
Excellency under date of 31st ultimo.
! am happy to learn that the flrst appearance
OF works Of American artists in Belgian Art
Exhibition has attracted the enlightened atton-
tion Of your Excellency and of Belgian con-
noisseurs, and that, under other circumstances,
an appreciation would have been evidenced in
more marked manner.
These relations Of art cannot but be a means
Of drawing more closely the bonds Of friend
ship between the two countries, and on my side
shall be happy to contribute to them so far
as lies in my power, being moreover convinced
by the commencement of an experiment of this
year that my countrymen may, without apprc-
hension, take place In the Art Exhibition Of
Belgium.
have the honor to be, &C., &c.
II. s. sANDFORD.
His Excellency MONSIEUR VAS DEN PEERE.
BooM, Minister Of Interior, &c, &C., &c.
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IT Is pretty certain that Europe will light
her war fires before ours are put out,
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HoRsK THIEF.-W. b. Canning was ar
rested s day or two since in Philadelphia, and
brought to this city the charge OF stealing two
horses from Mr.. John Barber, of this city. He
WAS taken before JuStiee Clayton, by officer Don
Alison. The Justice committed him to iail for
court. man named King, who was arrested on
the same charge, mAnAged to slip his handcufis a.
he was being brought here and thereby escaped.
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I ESsONS ON THE GUITAR AND IN
IL MODERN LANGUAGEs.-orders will be re
ceiyeI at MessIs. smith h Neale'G Music Store
Third streets. iAnI6-lm
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Gs-Ryland Chapel Fair.-The ladies o.
Ryiand Chapel will continue their fair during the
present week at the church edihoe, corner Of 10th
and streets (Island). A nne band Of music will
be in attendance. fe9-Iw
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~ storage-ln Kirs-Proof Brick Ware
house, foot OF y street. Apply TO FRED. 8. COZ
ZENs, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from -Four
teenth street. - oo2old
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70 Ice Cream, COnfec tionery, &c.-Re-
eeptionS, Parties, Weddings, Balls, suppers Fairs,
and other entertainments furnished at shortest
Water lees made by steam power, warranted to be
the beat In the citywhoielale and retail, delivered
to any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, Jelliea
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made to order, at
JOS. sHAFFIELDs Confectionery, sss sixth
street, between @ and II. jA27-3m