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nR. D. JAYNE'S- EXPECTO-
~ RANT.-An who hs q used this startard Mad1-

cln6 Tor
AsTnN4, CoxsuxFr1os.
QAoscnIZIs, Pl8unlsy,
WrooFEE8 COrcu, CRoUP.
CoUans AID cozDs, Ho4k.1IHse,
Or any other Pr1zoaAAT conr1Ar1r assss: Its useful
nesE.
RKGHr coCGHs AND Cotpsy P1EuHfriu rt,Ns, Ao.
are quickly aud erectuatiy cured By i daphorettc.
soothing and e1psctorant poweZ =
ASTHMA 1talwais cures 1t oTsfce1ues the 7pa7mod
70 contraction Of tho niE 1ss.els. and by producing
ftec e1Veceoratlon. At once removes a1 dleulsy Of
breathing. -. 49,.
HsoscHrr1s readily yi.1aa to .he E1pectorant 1t
subdres the Inflammation which 1tenaa through the
win1 tnbes. promotes Esee eIptetoratton, sud snp
presses ut otcc tho cough and p,tr. :
= CoIarNPT1oS For this taadious and fat21 disease
no remedy has ever been to1nd 50 enectual. 1ssub
dues the Inflammation cough and pain
and relieves the difficulty OF bresthing aud By csus
Ing an easy Ill irritating and obszucs
ing matte15a1 removed from the luugs "a
WHooPtSs couon Is promptly relieved py this Fx-
pectoraut- It shersnz the duration et ths diso1se
one.halk and greatly it,g1sea the auacsInss OF the
patient.
In al PuLxurA1T CoxrLAlE1s, In Group. Pieu1lsy,
DO 1t will be tound to be prompt, safe, pesssnt aud
zeltsblc<
JARVIS sASlr1vs P11Is msg be relied on - au
effective remedy tor Costseats., Sick Ueadache and
ali Bil.ouA Affections.
IA AZ 2 Dr = soNs 7sny n en:s azs
&H; y. ,AooSER. L6kE i sIiiTs. bnRSMAa 4
" jssafss55s sseA1Sk sk4..aap saa ap'1a = p"xRh
MOORE 6 CAULFIELD,
ArroRHEYsAT-LAw,
Rooms l6 and Il. No. 81 Washington st., chicsgo. m.
e~ ~4'~oonA' rte,h1oat,.1 r " "a LIE Aao'
, 1865-02-04
From Western V7ro1ufa.

FT0W W eBtEF0 FSENtne
THEx1rsd, Va, Feb. 3.-Thc Congressional
amendment ahollshiug slavery in she United
Sfates, was unaui,aously ratified By both branches
Of the Western Virginia legislature to-day. .
, 1865-02-04

An enterprtsing and inventive correspondent
Of Buffalo PAPER states that some Of the leading
wealthy men Of New York city aro sid to be dis
cusetng q magnificent plan 10 present to the Unl-
ted states Governments ,0oo. COO. and thus re-
lieye The nation Of the public debt. ltts pro-
posed to make The gift in 200 900 shares Of $4,000
each, Of which a. T. Stewart, William D. Astor
aud others vail each take fifty ahares. go as to
make at least 4 quarter Of the whole amonns in
New York. ..... ..-.-,
II Is reported that ns soon AZ the prepayment
Of the coupons Of the ten-fortiea IL announced, tho
New York Stock Exchange Board wiu quote thssc
securities cx-coupon. - e
in New York money Is easy at per cent on
call on good securities, and = per cent on mixed
colaterals. Aersntle bills arc discounted at
llc per cent.
in St. Louis Government vouchers are steady
at8 per cent discount Cavalry vouchers arc dull
Ut 10f515 discount
The Prairie du Chen Railroad Company Will
pay on the 10th Of February, dividend Of four
per cent On the first preferred stock, and on the
1st Of June, three and half per cent on the Sc
coud preferred. =
The Rock 1slsnd Road earned the hlrd week
In January:
lSt4.
, 1865-02-04

GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION,
25O~0O0
WATCHES, CHAINS, DliAoND RINGS, &C.,
WORTH OvEI:
ONE MILLION NDOLIAR9s
All to be sold for One Doll9r each II
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
Not to be pnld for until ron Know
What you are to Receive.
gPIDN DID I,ra% QF ARTICLES,
, 1865-02-04
THE fPA.) HAN <
ROBBERY.

Robbery Of the Bank of Crawford
County, Pa.-Full Details of t.le AF-
fair-Froeabie Plan Of THO Robbers
States 10n1s SGolcns
, 1865-02-04

Total.. s29is3a.0A $33o,5e8 ,5s6
Tie following is the comparative statement Of
the exports exclusive Of specie) from tho port of
New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
dan. n and since Jan. 4:
1868. .-. 1864. 1865.
For the weck:.., =, 23 SOL = 753, ,41e S8Y33 G63
Prev. reported. 8,133,743 7.26S,SI8 B5G6.53g
, 1865-02-04

OFEElAMN UAU1l.
NEW TonK, "Wednesday, Fob. 3.-EteYen bags
OF returned Overland NaA matter wal received
this morning from Atchison and Salt Lake, to be
sent to SIN Francisco By to-day's steamer.
, 1865-02-04

Earle 1urber Copper Shipments. ~
The following the shipments Of cope. fpun the
1ot ct Esgle HarboE during tho season Or navigation
, 1865-02-04
<<X
IEATHEES-Th market Is very weak, but owl.
to tho light supply Of most varieties psicca are 4
--x- - @-

Ha4LoeE.
Harness H..... Ht1U.47 Collar, y ft.... 1fa n
Country Harness 43a Il Slaughter sola. 3sl 50
Line D........ 4x4so5o Slaughter sole
Elp,1nd'm. y \. L15@1 Is Chlcago......, ga ii
hhi}, h,vy, t-.. go g Buenss AYES. &s1 e
Gslf n:...-.. L15tse9o 9E!noeo so!s,;. "a IS
Country upper. 10 q dAmssed..... 80 DE-
slaughter, so1e.. SO 60 french Car.n
Hsrness, d o.... 90 S -n1.:..:....:.. asae 20:
pEpcs.;..;..,;; $50 81 French Cali, ,-,o 80,
Ut 11an...s no m 1a1+o FienelCsh.Ls g1. @'' @'
ktp, No. hwy. a5aatn0 niotnes, ~ dz10t.W11l4
Cs1t, extra. 1o0s,2250 FrenehCalf,L ,Le-
French Kip, Nt ruotnr1. Sto-
choice. 1oGG3.13! oEds, dog. GEs1o0-1
French Calf = Llntns, + doz- 10 aRa itA
, 1865-02-04
The Canal Ian Parliament.

QrEBEc, Feb. 3.-The Alien bill Was road a
third time and passed IN tho Lower uo .ae last
nIGht-Ieas, 1G7; Nnya,T.
, 1865-02-04

MT. Str0Wn WAS then sworn as Witness for
the prosecution. He testified Is follows:
Ev1nEscE OF xA- s1nAwN.
Ms name Is Christopher C. strawn, reside in
Chicago, Illinois, and am IN attorney. have be-
1onged to an organization called the Sons Of Lib
crtJ. The last meeting Of the Order attended
" IT, on The @ g. Of Nosem1sr. lsSl that was On the
others were present. The Order contained the
three circles o. deGzses. i was In the lowest or
lrst degree. The degree was both civil md mill
member to which efsas ho belonged. 1 do 10 lot 1sa
know anything Of the higher degrees. under
stood that t. enter lhem from onr circles
my have been some ittle Sl,cn.sioa IL our v
very desultory nature. The highest branch Of tho
Council: The Second was termsd IT,
eers, md so undcrEt6od did tSe othe1s ' also. ~
wards Walsh bore the dua Of Dricadier General
Of the Mtltt.Jy Department. Both Of the defend
ants that hare mentioned hare made spcsches IN
November, said thai tie crisis was approaching
When tho Order must e1ihit its vitality II 1t had
any, The approaching election Was the crisis he
Fhat he meant By the vitality Of the organization.
Semme$ thst evening proposed that there should
Be special meeting y some tine previous e ths
urged tho proprtcty Of npsclsl meeting, AZ be
had some Important propositions to lay before the
lodge. The meeting Waa determined 10 bo held
on The ensuing Sunday night In the InvIncible
Club rooms, at Witkowsky Hall, on the northwest
corner ol Monroe and Clark streets, On the
Thursday night in the nhsence Of the Grand
Seignor, oafciated as presiding officer. Oa the
but understood that the meeting was held. The
organization had, In addition to the title Of Sons
OF Liberty. the local name OF the Society OF
1lIini. Ilini, understood, m the
Indian name for s4men,n and is the ddfHAtion OF
the hume Illinois. understood that the deltnd-
ante at the bar were arrested on the 7th Of No.
sembcr, but do not know certainly. On the morn
1ng OF their arrest Was in Chicago, and towards
the latter part Of the day armed myself. In the
:mo.n,ne went to McCornaick's building to the
Democratic Central Committee Room. where I
raw gentleman mined Reun!ck OF Remington.
who asked me ii was armed. said no. and as
spoke gentleman named Ninkleman, Of tho
Fourteenth Ward, came up and said that be also
wanted revolver. We then went down the stairs.
when 81 the foot Remington said he would not 60
any farther; that II went to the houso OF Geary
he wonld give me arms as well as II he r.. went
With NE We then went By ourselves and saw
Gesry on the sidewalk in front o{ his house. 9e
went with MS down Wells street ID southerly d.
rectfon until Wc came to IN alley between Monroe
md Adams, In which was barn as we weEe ap-
preaching the bara VIC discovered that man was
pursuBg u.s. Geasy then Immediately began
talking Of wagon md horse In the barn which
be wanted to sell. His action understood to be
, 1865-02-04
AIEU Ut1Wl.-Nonl1na At Fl 30a3.B per gator
RkAAS-Iar2etQ Qules at e2.ax9a.t3 for good
fl:ne. -....

LIS NJ. Market nomlnA at $50 % 900 per ton.
,, ,,BuTTEH-!sceised {.sio -: s4!gpsu i!sao rs.
very dull. h. stock on hand !. very 4s t,o largo
Tor the demand, and transactions ArdFtStyctcd 70
.1,r -, RI 10 rtfv tra1u ia 11ptN+
, 1865-02-04

NJ ERCHANTS', FARMERS
1XA AND MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK.
No. 1South CisFk street, Chicago
Interest bald On Depo9!ts ns Five po.lArs n11 1n-
wards g. &. FLEETW.Qo, PKe4id-nk ,
SYDNEY MYERS. Cashier. iaZ&st9s Il AWAIT not
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

OMahony has issued a brief address to the
Fenian Brotherhood, stating that evil disposed
persons, desiring 10 create dissension in our
ranks, seek to prevent the healing effects Of q
Congress on the I'd proximo by inducing dele
gates TO remain away from and be i'm ignorance
OF Its deliberations. Ii rests with you, he SAYS,
10 reform our columns, to recover our en-
dangered good name, and 10 send hope and
cheer TO our brothers IN Ireland by full rep
resentation. Do this, and your executive
awaits the result with perfect confidence in the
brotherhood and the cause. A cabinet coun-
Gil was held on Wednesday at the headquar-
ters in New York. Two general officers,
members of the military council of the Irish
republic, who arrived duriIg the week, on a
special mission, participated in the delIbera-
lions which are said to have been of an impor.
tant character.
Mr.. Lockridge, a representative of the rail.
road interests in Texas, has arrived in Kansas
City, on a mission TO the president of the
Kansas city, Fort Scott and Galveston railroad
with view to the speedy completion Of that
road with its Texas connection.
Three thousand bales of Government cotton
were sold at auction, in New York, yesterday
Memphis middling fair brought 57xc, strictly
mlddllng 52Ac., low middling 50kc., and
ordinary 45hc.
1tis reported that an agent of the Imperial
government OF Mexico arrived in New York
not long since, and purchased S6O,OOO worth of
arms, which were shipped to Vera Cruz and
Havana.
Later advices from Kentucky, report that
the tornado at Pulaski destroyed a large num-
Der OF buildings, and killed several persons
The remains of an old lady has not vet been
recovered from the ruins.
The funeral ofGovernor Corwin took place
at Lebanon, Ohio, on Wednesday, and was
largely attended by delegates from all parts of
the State.
Jonathan Worth, Governor elect of North
Carolina, took charge of the Executive office
yesterday, relieving Gov. Holden.
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DRY GooDs.-The market is quiet COMPARE
lively, yet as the stock Of goods is light and
prices are buoyant, a moderate demand exists
Some large sales Of prints have been effected
since our last report, and prices have advanced
Hal cent per yard on desirable styles. There
Is well-assorted supply of spring Styles
suitable especially for the Southern market
Brown goods have also advanced, both drills
shirtings and sheeting. The supply is light
and the demands expected to be very heavy
after the holidays. Woolen goods are less
active and the market is very irregular
especially for fancy cassimeres, of which lob
lots have been sold at a concession in price.
Spring styles are Offering, in expectation of an
early demand for spring goods. Delaines are
In 1alr req uest for the season. The advance in
prints has led to greater consumption Of
delalnes, which, though advancing in price,
are not near so high as prints. The stocks are
reduced. Coburgs are inactive. Black doe
SKINS are accumu ulating and prices are heavy
Broadcloths are quiet. Imported goods are
quiet, as is usual at this period. Spring goods
are coming forward in large quantities, and an
active trade In January is anticipated The
importations last week were usually great. In
silks already there is some movement. Low.
priced blacks sell readily, and the supply is
below the demand but importations are daily
arriving. Mantilla silks are also in deman3
The amount Of imports last week entered al
the custom house was no less than S3,3Oi, 9O7,
against only S4S5,769 in the corresponding
week Of 1854, and of ,5l2 SIS in similar period
OF lS63.-Indepeadent.
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CouNTKRrRIr GRKENBAcKs.-We were

CouNTERFRIr GRRRNBACKs.-We were yes
terday shown, says Philadelphia eotempo-
Iary, tne most perfect of the fifty dollar coun.
with. IL is excellent in the engraving, the
paper, the printing, and indeed, in its whole
appearance 1t is well calculated to decei We anv
matters. The only mark to which we can
venture TO direct public attention as a CANTON.
is tnai OF the absence Of the button mark on the
ISpPei OF the coat on the figure Of Hamilton. in
the body Of the bill. In the genuine mi. I'm -
buttons are rather indistinct but in the counter.
feit but one II to be seen.
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SALES OF LAND.-M. Bannon, Esq, as attor
hey, sold last week a farm at Hanover Switch
On the Washington railroad, TO Basil Smith
Esq, for S11, ,547, go the farm contains I72 acres
Also farm on Elk Ridge, TO Colonel Welsh
and MAJOR Pollard, OF the United States armv.
ior SoOOO; also farm Of the late Robert n,
Edmonston, near Laurel containing 3ss acres
al So,30O, TO Jas, Herbert, Of Baltimore county.
also farm at Beltsville, a part Of VIM. A,
aIa nandcumS oGa estate, containing 109 acres, az
Balnmore and Ohio railroad, at Beltsyiile.
also farm OF lOS acres, near Jessup,s cut tn,
John r. Comegys, for 3,0OO-Aarlborouek Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-29
TO DYE EASY

Ia very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ns stain, no trouble. child
can apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the publici-
ty Of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
hair appear dusty dead bat imparts new life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price rs cents.
Prepared by A. !. MATHEWS, NY.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York Wholesale
Agents. my ID eoly
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U: 5: SUPREME COURT, Dee 2s-No. 81. Tho
United States, appellant VS.. Josefa de Haro er
p al, and
No. 1i6. ID. Mahony, interyenor, &c. anne,-
lants, VS.. The United States. The arguments of
these causes was concluded by Mr.. Bradley,
title under the United States.
NO. -. The United States, appellant VS. An
gustus Bernal. Appeal from the District Court
United States for the Northern District of Oal
norma On motion of MIR. Attorney General
Speed, the appeal was dismissed.
NO -: The Uniteo States, plaintiff, VS.. Ru-
No i29 The United States, appellant, VS..
Samuel Schureman S'
mo No. lSO: The United States, appellant, vs..
No No J Jsl; The United States, appellant, We.
No. 1872; The United States, appellant, We.
No. 133. The Uniteo States, appellant VI,
FRANK Bowen. These causes were arrued nv
Mr.. Attorney General Speed for the appellanf
No 81, The Ship Admiral, &c, appellant.
VS.. Inc United States. This cause was sub
mltted TO the consideration of the Court on the
record and printed argument by Mr. Ashton.
assistant Attorney General, for the appelleee
ordered by the Court that coun sci for appellsnt
ten days. "AA
No IS. The Brig Isabella Thomp,on r.,
appellant, VS.. The United States. This ean,s
was argued by Mr.. Coffey for the appellees.
ana submitted on printed argument by M
Donohue tor the appellant.
No. 226. John A. Blanchard ct al ANIMAL,
ANS, VS.. Nathaniel j. Brown, aaninistrator
OF Is. r Brown, deceased, ct al This causa
was submitted TO the consideration of the Oonye
on tne record and printed arguments by M
hltchcock Tor the appellants, and by Mr. Euu,r
ior the appellees, under the SOth rule.
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BANKERS.

TAT COOKE b CO.,
BANK ERS,
FSftssxth street, oyro,its I,sasxYy,
Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always
eE hand, Q full supply ofsn
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
7-30 TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C.,
And pay the highest prices fer
OUARTERMASTER'S CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS an a-du
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can conscientiously recommend to those suf
ferfng from q distressing cough. DR.. STRIOK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is withsl
but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one OF the
best preparations in nse and 10 all that it's propri
past week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. tits prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. 139
sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio, and for sale by
Drrggsts, Sold by ]. W. MARIN CO., also at
WAITEs Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI
ANTS, 3l5 Pa. avenue and j02 Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-29
COLaATE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLaATES HONEY SOAP
ihh celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, 10
1ild and snolten In its nature frasrantly scented
ana extremely Beneficial ia its action upon the skin.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian g. eOly
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RAN x b . P sToO XIII

u An x b e PT sTO CKu
LUCKY HITH
The entire stock Of New York Fur Establish
nent for sale at our stores, at prices much less
nsn msnufseturers cost.
They include
115 sets Of CANADIAN MINK.
900 SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
500 CONEYs and HUsKRAT.
A well 90 all other
FASHIONABLE FURS.
Also, I 200 sets CHILDREN TURs, 81 half
price.
Having bought these Goods at much Iess than
thsir present value, we shall sell them ct Q very
msh advance, as they must be sold before the
holidays.
Cali ct once, and secure . bargain, at
LAEsBURGH b BROS,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Third door sbsyeD,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
De Htanl Third door above l.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY,
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, just published by the Howard Association
and sent sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Association. Philadelphia. Pa. oc 0-am
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And qee WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in q hours: also cures
Shilblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions Of the skin.
Sold by All Druggists. go. j. p. GILMAN,
mar Sly $50 Pennsylyanfa avenue
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SECRET DISEASES

sAMAHIfANs GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
eneetual alremedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever uncovered Cures in two to four days and re-
cent cases In twenty -four hours. Ne mineral no
eaIsan, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
the soldiers hope, and . friend to these who do
male, SS. ~-'A0
sAMARIIAN's Roof AND HERE Ju1czs-A positive
ana permanent cure for Syphilis, scrsfula, Ulcers
Tor u. Bold By 8. o. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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SLieutenant General Eariy. who uas sen-
"whirling up the Valley Of the Shenandoah
oy sheridan on one or two occasions left Ha-
Vana lew days ago for the city of MEXICO.
where many OF his friends have taken nm their
abode He says he els not an applicant for par.
qon, ana would not accept a pardon from ths
Presloent OF the United States IL gratuitouslv
leuoereo me without conditions or reetrictions a
Of any kind" He has nothing 10 reeret s1s
eept that his services in aid of the rebellion
were not of more avail
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TOMORROW,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE

TOMORROW,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2o'clock,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
Only time of the very popular Opera,
LUCIA DI LAMMERN0OR.
Admission to all parts Of the house, ONE DOL
may be done at the Box Ofice, Thursday and Fri,
day only, at One Dollar each.
~ PARTICULAR ATTENTION is directed to
the production on SATURDAY NIGHT of Meyer
beer wonderful Opera, the great feature Of the
modern repertoire,
L'AFRICAINE
1t 10 reserved for Saturday night in order to finish
the ntSesH scene 1t is presented in this city with
marked its prod uction in New York The grand
Ship Scene, in the third act, from the hands Of d.
perior to the one given in London. and in every
spect equal to the famous New York scene. The
lars extra expense, bringing the total expense Of
erably Of three thousand dollars. No single repre-
sentaflSn OF the Opera in America has cost
Of admission. No addition will be made t. the
current charges for secured seats or admission
eras.
Although the Theater can by no possibility, at
the present rates hold the actual expenses OF its
production, the Director has determined to spare
none OF the details and efers il to his subscribers
In degree OF absolute perfectiOn-sctuated by
desire to show as well the artistes as the public
what m may be done in the production Of Grand Op-
N. Bit is well known to all patrons of grand
Operas that the prices of all seats for the ghts of
the L'Afncaine IN New York have been S3 each,
and half the houses have been sold 10y speculaters
The receipts of the last m atinee performance of
this Opera were in excess of four Thousand five
seats for LAfricaine sell frem FIVE to fifteen dol,
lars in gold; the least of the opera houses form
Seats for any night Of the week may be secured
at the Box Office to night between the acts.
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A TTENTIONl ATTENTION.

A TTENTION ATTENTION.
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS HOL-
IDAYS.
The attention Of the citizens and the public gen.
orally is called to my immense and fresh assortment
of fine FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON BONS,
PRESERVED FRUITS, JELLIEs, CoRDIALs.
ASSORTED CANDY of all kinds and havors;
FRUIT, POUND and ASSORTED CAKES, PIES,
and ether Pastry; ICE CREAM and WATER ICES
Of all havers, either plain in fancy molds; CAKE
and FRUIT PYRAMIDS, of all sizes and descrip.
tions; and in fact everything to be had in a first.
class Confectionery Store. Having purchased of
the former Proprietor CMr. THOMAS PorESIISD
his Stock. &C., and also receiving from him during
his stay in Europe q hse assortment Of Foreign
Goods, of his ewn selection, offer great in
ducements to those who will favor me with call,
and will sell at reasonable prices which viii suit
all.
Orders for Wedding and Private Parties received
at all time. and executed with neatness and dis.
patch.
All Goods delivered free Of charge.
A.F.POTENTINI, Confectioner,
27e Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and Ilth sts.,
dels-2w' Formerly THOMAS PoTKSIINI's.
WOhhS.-FreecOtts Werks, Mil.
- Ter Modern History, Robertson's Works, Glib
bon Rome, Waverley Novels, Motley's Works,
Addison s Works. Milton 9 Prose Works, Mergsls
Germany, D1sraeli's Works, Schiller, Bacon, Pa
ley. Buny an, &C., sc.
The above are the best editions and finely bound
de2i FRANCE TAYLOR.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFT
HANDSOME cHRIsTsAs AND NEW YEARS
The entire stock of rich Cashmere, Brocha and
other styles SHAWLS and CLOTH CLOAkS will
be closed out for the next thirty days at greatly
duced prices, many at nearly half price. Ali in
pursuit OF useful and ornamental presents are in
yitsd to examine this stock and prices before pur
cbasl Ing elsewhere. J. W. C6LLEY,
de N-d 323 9TH ST., near Pehna. ave.
Il II K ii o LID JAYS.
A very choice assortment Of FANCY GOODS
su liable for Presents, both useful aud orn ameRta
at LAX E'S Marble Hall Bazaar, $40 Penns ay
under Metropolitan Hotel de 2I 6t-
dQS APPRoPRIATE FOR PRESENTS. 1Oc
A limited number Of choice ENGRAyINGS and
9tL 9tL PArkTIs&s ]. proPristely framed PoRCE
ARTICLES suitable for Holiday Presents, at
MARKRITER'S,
No. 4S6 7th street, doors above
Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms cash de 202wif-