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THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GER0LDSTEIN,
i Ladies' who would like 70 display their Train
dresses will please call ard ace the Extra Train
~ stfsCh.d 10 Any hoop skirt, now ma nufacturad
at BAUM'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory where
also can te found ;hc largest assortment Of al
styles Hoop skiIts- Cors"ts, and Shoulder Braces
4 perfect mt il always warranted.
CHAs BAUM.
foS-u 40 Louisiana av-. near 9TH at
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LITH CEAPHING,
PRINTING,
and BOOK BINDING
done y ith neAtnsss and dispatch, at
FRENCH RICHARDSON'S,
feIs 334 Pennsyivsns avenue
BLANK BOOKS,
ID OF ALL KINDS,
MADE To ORDER At SHORT NOTICE
~ FRENCH RICHARDSON'S,
felj 334 Pennsylvania avenue
NOTARIAL WATERS.
~ LAWYER = WATERS,
SEALS,
Labels. &C.
for sale at FRENCH RICHARDSON
fel5 334 Pennsylyania svenue
n CARD.
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Ii JEWELRY.
IL D. MOOD. No. 33s Penna ave-, bst 9Th and
10th streets, has nov on hand fine stock Of n
COL and SILVER WATCHES, tine OLA IN
mon and other rich JEWELRY, STAkD-6
ARD slLVkRWARE, SPECTACLKS, RAZUES,
SC1sSORS, TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET
KNIVES. SILvkR PLATED GOODS, OPERA
GLASSks. &c. &C.. all - the vsry iose st prices
NO, 80 = Penn a ayenue. d. LOTT
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WM n. wHEATLEYs PREMIUM srEan
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
TARI.ISgMHNT

once, No. 40 Jefersos ct. Georgetawn. y. y.
Established 10 1881; premium svs rded b. the Me-
tropolltAn lsstituie. 1897; rebuilt 1856. and
by FAR the laFetst and most comp etc heng
OF the Kind in this section Of cou try.
Dyeing aud Securing OF all kinds done in the eest
n
Truly thankful FOR past avors. the subscriber
solicit. the continued custom Of the community.
Goods received and returned ~ er press With he
utmost promptness and despatch.
Poet Once address, Lock Box No 20
Ofsce closes daily at sunset, except SATURDAY.,
when IL IL closed at 81 D. m. gu Ian
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NEW Co-OPEEATIvE MoyKMRST.-SAverai
persons met last evening at Temperance Hall
70 organize the Union COOPERATIVE Land,
Homestead, and Deposit Association" Mr.. A.
h. Browne was called TO the chair. and MIR
Netdham elected Secretary pro TEN. The latter
stated that the object of the meeting was to
form an association 10 enable members. by
making small deposits of money, TO become
owners OF farms and homesteads-the money
the members pay in 10 b. employed in the pur-
chase OF tracts OF land 10 be divided into small
portions and sold TO members, who will have u
long time in which 10 pay for the same, and TO
make such Improvements on the land "a NAV
D. necessary, the money to be sold 10 them as
loans for such purposes. Mr.. Needham read
the constitution of the Lincoln Co-Operatiye
Association. which ne had amended Ii, he
thought would meet the necessity Of this pro
posed ASSOCIATION.
On motion, the meeting received the consutu :
u0n a. reported, subject 10 amendment and re-
VISION. II proposes 10 make the initiation fee
81; the monthly payment on each share al %
allows The holder OF one share 10 pay out 81.
and limits the number of shares AT 1900. No
member Il allowed TO subscribe for mo-e than
ten mares. The cons utution was referred TO z,
committee of five, consisting of M.sSrs Con
rad, Needham, Crossman, DIETRICH, and Fol.
som, 20 report at the next meeting. Adjourned.
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PARALysEp.-On Sunday morning Mr.. Jos.
Little, residing on the corner Of 9Th and II
streets, was suddenly struck with paralysis Of
the entire LETT side, from bis head down, and for
time his life wss dee paired OF, but his condi-
ton DOW rome what. more favorable.
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TIE BALrIsosE AND PoTOhAc RAILRoAD.
There are q, prevent employed an grading and
receiving the cross ties for this railroad, ut
Watts, on the Annapolis and Eikridge Rail-
road, a number Of iworkmen, and from that
point the work u being pushed on towards
Covington. ,Wans' Is about seven miles east Of
Annapolis junction. The fnaferial for the road
comes TO that point by way Of Annapolis.
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DEPARTMKSI OK THE EXTERIOR,

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE:
WASHINGTON. February g. 1853.
On the petition Of ALBEIT FINK, Of Louis.
VIE. hentucky. praying for the extensiou Of
for iu,r rov eInsnt in Bridges, for seven years
pisce on the 9Th day of May. 1855.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
tht Patent OFF 90 on Monday, the nth day of
April next, ct II O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified To sppesr aud show cause, ii any they
have, why sid petition ought not e. be zraited.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ME In th. Patent Office their objections. specially
set isrth in writing ut days before the
Cay OF D. airing; al testimony HE'D by either psrty,
70 Ia used Al The saih hearing. must BE- taken aud
Transmitted IN accordance with the rUles of the
ONCE. hich viii be furnished on Application
Deposition and other pApoi .. roied upon ~ tfs-
timcny, must De- fisl IN the Office fveSiy days de-
fore the dap Of hearing; fhe arRnm1nfs,H snJ,
Ordered also. that this notice De publ sh-l in
the RspubiicSn and the lnteli eeneer; WASHINGTON.
ID. Z. end in thu Jourpai, Leui-sll'e; heniuC -,
once week for .bree successive weeks the hrat
hrst Of ssid public sens r. be az lest sixty days
preSious 10 the Jay ot bearing ~ s~o
fe i~s~ Acting Commi.sioner OF Patents.
THE SArIONAL sArx DEPOSIT CON.
PANf. OF Washington, y. e, chartered by
special act Of congress for ths sAis under
Valuable Papers and all desert ptions OF aluAbt s.
an0 FOR III. Renting Of Safes inside Of hre and
burglar proof vaults Ofhce-corner ~. y. avenue
and 18th st Directors: d. p Brown II. y. Cooke,
Geo. ". Riggs. Vim. y. Huntington, Geo. y: Plant,
s, r Brown. President; g. o. Evan.: Vice Prssi.
dent WIN. q. Huntinetsp, Treasurer; b. .. snyder
Ot,ce Hours-sa. 70. TO sp.m. jan
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CARRIED.

TARRIED.
BEACH-ELD. At West Gecr ge,own NJ K. Par.
sonagc, January ed, by R.y. George N. Berry. Mr.
WILLIAM y. BEACH 20 Mics JULIA A. ED
both Of W Washington county, ID. &.
DIED.
FOHBrR. or Monday tina Eth instant at q
quarter before O'Clock, EMMA kOHLER aged
Fl years wife Of Frederick KohIer
All friends and relatives are invited to attend ne
funeral from his late residence, No $40 street,
between 9TH and 10Th, on Wednesday afternoon. at
Two O'Clock. 80
SMITH. On the nth inst, ELIZA ISABELLA,
Youngest daughter Of Charles I. and Mary y.
Smith, AGED 10 months and II days
Funeral will take place AT O'Clock OIL " ednes.
day 10Th FRI N the residence of her parents, north
west corner c1 18th and N st.
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TIE WESTERN STATES ANTI RApICAL CLUE.
Ihls club held a meeting M Marble Hall, on
IN street last evening; Col. J. NJ. Froiseth
presiding.
Gen. Hugh Cameron, from the Executive
Committee, reported that the committee had
made arrangements for the publication Of g.
campaign paper under the title of The Anti
Radic1i Standard plan OF organization for
Ia" Western States was also Presented, which
includes the organization of the young men in
every county into clubs, who are TO organize
township and ward auxiliaryfcIubs, &c. and
institute measures for the circulation of cam
palgn documents; make out list OF yo-
ters; canvass Tor subscriptions 10 Democratic
and anti Radical newspapers, and where per
sons are unable TO subscribe they shall be furn =
ishsd with Democratic newspapers; the presi-
dents OF the county clubs 10 make monthly re-
ports 70 the hesd-centre of the Western States
Anti-Radicsl Club. at Washington, ID. G. The
report Was adopted.
Gen. Hugh Cameron, Mr. Cox, and Mr. Geo.
W.'Ma2ill We're appointed a Committee on
Pruning. Adjourned.
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DIANo STOOLS.
a. Pisso stool. Of all descriptions and all price. ct
W. G. MErZERorr co,
Sole Agents Of steinwsy y Pianos andsvNvV
1871 Mason 4 Hanlins Cabinet Oreaps
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GEORGETOWN LByERrIsryryrV

ShIh ~ eEoRGErOwN va I.s1--
O1 N"toIse"sn, repre-s ntiug ali A. -.
49,; ~ "iding F,ir - Forrest a -
Az o. the % LAdI"- HOm- In .taitI -, 20 In
ss.. 90 ,here l. Nov Eusland K,srhNr'
aud singing, With eaEciug A. a ba.l. -. ~
hing.
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The RivRR.-The cold snap OF last night has
hardened the ice N the Potomac, and rendere,
all prospect for the opening Of navigation a,
present beyond The range OF Gale iation. Banks
OF ice loom up along the channels borders, the
partial opening of which was announced in
yesterday. Generally, the surface of the Poto.
r,ac Il exceedingly rugged, and, as "A conse.
oueDoe, ali skating on IL has been suspeudedJ
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u THOMAS BOWLING, Auer Ge,rs-,o.D
fISItTRtToRs SALE OP doUSruot

ftEkll RE aNp EfEECTS AZ tgrIOs
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING F.tr-.-li = -.
10 o'clock. ill sell. In front ~ a.. a1--i y - =
Ne. ia. Bridge street, Georcetaxn s,,.s
aseortnspt Of Household furnifnr. A.
WILLIAM kEtNAN. Aaulio .--.,..
feB THOMAS BOWLING 49,
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TIE ORIGINAL YpANC. ~.
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THy MssTyB PLAsTERERs' ASSOCIATION =
A meeting Of this Association was held last
evening, a. No. al + street, MI. John Stewart
In the chair. A constitution and by laws were
adoptrd. The object of this association Is the
prevention Of strikes, and 20 prevent members
from taking apprentices nom others before the
expiration Of the time for which they were ap.
prenIe~d. ....., ~. .- 49,.
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NoTF.-Gndsr the regulations OF On. D.r.rtLaent
g. srs to&lre snd nov existing. no pay De-
nace tor anNtrti-ing pro- lam stIOus EXCEPT g. such
PUBLISHERS ~ are specifically authorizes ~ III.
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
IN
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WANTED.
. 0OA EMPTY SACKS.
FISHER Il LOWRANCR.
TAX NOTICE.

MY BOOKS will be opened on MON
IXI DAY, the Sd of February, for re-
celvlng returns and general taxes for the
year 1867, on the following items, to wit:
REAL ESTATE, Carriages, Buggies, Gold
and Silver Watches, Silverware, &c; arti-
Giles manufactured, Income from Employ
ment and Professions. Premium of Insrir-
ance Agencies, gross income of Brokers
AMI Vemdue Masters, Receipts of Newspa-
pers, Magazines, &c; Photographs and
Daguerreotypes, salaries, Rents and Divi-
dend', Hotels, Restaura' ts, &c; Livery
Stables, Butchers and Hucksters, Billiard
Tables, Bowling Alleys, Ferries and
Bridges, Hacks, baggage Wagons, Omni-
buses, Drays and Express Wagons, Capt.
tation, and oil Dogs.
Office hours from A. NJ till oP. IT.
Persons from the country can call from 9
a. NJ till =. NJ.
THOMAS II. WADE,
Feb rs II. @. r. D.
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Two Dutchmen lived close to-
gether, and they had been fast
friends. but they fell out and hated
each other like Indians. One of them
got sick, and sent for his neighbor,
and said: "Hans, am going to die
will you forgive me?" "If you
die, [ WILL" said Hans; eff you get
well again, the old debt will stand
good.
A spendthrift, who had nearly
wasted all his. nntrimony, sess:as al
acquaintance in a coat not of the
newest cut, told him he thought it
had been his great-grand-father's
coat. $50 it was," said the gentle
man, ''and I have also my great.
grand fathers lands, which is more
than you can say"
During the month of January,
there were coined Mt the mint in
Philadelphia $262.41 in gold, So. 592
in silver, S200.05O in nickel and
$24. 150 in bronze-total, $495, ,203.
Included in the amount were 3,812,-
600 five cent pieces, 1850 three
cent pieces. $50, 900 two cent pieces
and 1,3l5, 900 one cent pieces.
On Tuesday night, one of the
gates Of the city of Cork was under
mined and blown up, supposed by
Fenians, and the telegrah wires lead
ing into the city were cut. No other
demonstrations were made. Several
persons who are supposed to be
implicated in the affair were arrested.
A SPONGE FLEET. The collection
of sponge among the Bahama Is
lands for conversion into bedding,
cushions, ETC., or for use in general
upholstery, ie becoming business
of much magnitude. The Nassau
Herald speaks of no less than fifty
seven vessels engaged in the trade.
Newly-burned charcoal in mass is
liable to absorb moisture so rapidly
as to produce ignition; 80, also, it is
asserted on good authority, that wood
ashes will ignite spontaneously with
out the presence of live GOALS.
josh Billings says everybody wants
to go,to Heaven, but none OF them
are in hurry about it.
When may money be called wet2
When it is de,n (dne) in the morning
and mist at night.
Wooden cornices are answerable
for large part of the late great fire
in Chicago. iI .'t
Wednesday is naturally the popu-
lar day for weddings.
Men who "take things as they
come along" pick-pockets.
The softest kinds of bricks-Cam-
brics. t' '.It -.a
Sound" liquor-Ginger pop.
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Count Mirabeau, ,

A N HISTORICAL TALE; by Mundt.
volume. Price $3.50; cloth So.
History Of the United Netherlands-se-
quel to Dutch Republic; by Motley.
A Stormy Life, novel; by Lady Geor-
Giana Fullerton, with plates. Price sl.5O
and 50.
Dut's Railroad, Bank and Merchants
Book keeping, new.
Queen ,Victoria's new book, Life in the
Highlands, Nc. Price $1.75.
Also new supply Of Inez, by author
of ST. Elmo. 81 rs.
New English Novels. cheap. For sale at
J. M0Carter's bookstore.
Feb 8 r. i. BRYAN.
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IMPORTANT.

DLANTERS aud GARDENERS will find
l. ELLERBE'S PLAN + FRANS-PLANT-
EK tPatented 10th OF October, 1861 at
JOHN G. DIAL'S; by which surplus plants
of corn. cotton, or Of any plant. ,n.. be
trans-planted In the same time that the
soil can be repauted, without disturbing
the fbrous roots. j. q. Ola
Jan 10 f3mo General Agent.
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A Paris landlady requested o
Christmas party ON the third floor to
cease dancing, as man beneath
them was dying The guests acqui-
esced. Returning an honr later,
"My dear children" she exclaimed,
with the most benevolent smile, "you
may begin-he is deadr'
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TIAT BUREAU AaENT.--Officer
Coates, of the efficient detective
corps of this city, returned last even
ing from New Orleans, where he de-
livered up the person of ex-Freed-
mems Bureau Agent Hannon, who
leftthat locality With more money
than he had honestly acquired. Han
non, upon being presented to the
authorities of the Crescent City. un-
hesitatingly dropped his alias of
Ormsly, and confessed to his short
comiDgs. In the meanwhile, An ad-
ditional defalcation Of his, of So. 100,
has been discovered, and it is alto
gether probable that this sweet spe-
cimen Of the Bureau will be located
In close quarters for some time to
consolidation Courier, 8M.
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FINAL NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate OF WM. HOPKINS, deceased,
wil present the same properly attestrd; |;
and all persons indebted will mako ray
inont 10 III itS. e. L. HOPKINS,
Executrix, Hopkins T. o., Il C.
Feb 8 m13s
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Mysterious. Yesterday, informa-
ton was lodged with Coroner Whit
ing that the body of man had been
found in ditch on the Ravenel
place, about two and half miles
from this city, and in connection
with it q statement was made by O
negro, who first discovered it, that
he had seen the deceased on. the pre-
vious day in company with another
man, and in that vicinity. a.
-li5- y. Charleston Courier, Sth..
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
IN estate of Col. JOHN BATISKETT, de-
G. ased, will present the same properly at
tested, and all persons indebted will make
payment to Col. f. w. MoMASTER,
l1f. Attorney for Executors,
Nov 10 m13 Columbia, 8. G.
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The Reconstruction Convention.
NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH DAYS.

NHEIEENId AND TWENTlEld OA1Ss
CHARLESTON, s. O., February T.
The Convention has been occupied
during the past two days in discuss
ing the Bill OF Rights-seventeen
sections of which were adopted. To-
day, the report of the Committee on
Rules and Regulations was taken up,
and. after much discussion, it was
finally adopted.
The assemblage went into Commit
soa off tho IThuie on the ninth Sec
ton of the Bill of Rights, Rutland
in the Chair, when the President
made speech, Offering. as an amend
ment, that the words "have the right
to determine the Law and the facts,
under the direction of the judge" be
stricken out, aud the words "be
judges of the Law and the facts" be
inserted, and moved that the Com
mittee rise and report the amend
ment to the house; which was done.
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ASSESSORS S NOTICE.

NNHE undersigned having been appointed
IL Assistant Assessor, First division.
Third Collection District, and ordered to
proceed with assrssunents, will do 80, at
the store next below McKenzi g, on Main
street. All persons liable are expected to
m IKE their annual returns for 1867.
Feb D w. X. GREENfIFLD.
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VALENTINES.

A FINE assortment of comic and senti-
N mental VALENTINES, English aud
American, at I'LL prices five cents each
and upwards. For sale by ~. McCarter,
DO .ksrlier. h. L. BRYAN.
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

A large variety Of fresh and reliable
N SEEDS, just received from that well
known house Of David Laudreth & Sons.
Jan II 1919 T.. POLLARD'S.
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Columbia Female College,

A MEETING Of the Board of Trustees
N will be held in the Washington Street
Chapel, on WEDNESDAY next, the 18th
inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
@. H. Mot,
Feb 90 Secretary Board Trusteps
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OBITUARY.

Departed thi. life, on the evening Of the
18th ul;imo, at Raytown, Talliaferro Conn
ty, Georgia, after seven weeks painful
illness, MABTHA A., consort Of William
A. Diseker. Jr.
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COLUMBIA.
Sunday Morning. February 8. 1868.
Spain md Italy.

Government of Isabella has been
given notice by the Government nf
Victor Emanuel that no intervention
by Spain, in the Roman question,
will be allowed by Italy, that privi-
lege being reserved to France by
special treaty. The hint does not
seem to have had any effect. 1t is
now stated tbatsteps have been taken
in Spain to institute new corps,
called the "Papsl Legion" in other
words, Spain will either furnish the
Holy Father with soldiers, or allow
it to be done within her dominions.
The Convention of 18th September,
1854, contained the following stipu-
lation: ;jSrh' - EtrT ...t
"The italian Government engages
to raise no protest to the organiza-
tion of q Papal army, even if COM
posed of foreign Catholic volunteers,
sufficing to maintain the authority of
the. Holy Father, and tranquility as
we'll in the interior hs upon the from
tier of his States; provided, that this
force shall not degenerate into q
means of attack against the Italian
Government
This provision might be thought
sufficient to guarantee. on the part OF
Italy, that no objection would be
made to the embodiment of foreign
volunteers for the Pope anywhere.
But the correspondence between
Italy and France in relation to the
formation of the Legion-uf Antilles,
will show that the former power did
not recognize the right of embody-
ing foreign volunteers to be given in
any other country but tire Papal
States. The Papal zouaves, OF
which we have heard considerable,
were formed in the Roman States of
foreign volunteers altogether, who
had gone there to enlist. To such
force as that Italy declares that she
does not object. But the formation
of Papal Legion at Antilles, in
France, composed in great part of
soldiers allowed to leave the French
army to enlist therein, was consider
ed very unfriendly act by France,
which led to considerable cores
pondeDce, showing much irritation
in the italian Cabinet. The liberals
of the French Corps Legislatif and
Senate have denounced this act as
being q violati of the treaty with
Italy, and giving to the latter full
cause to complain of wrong. The
question that will now come up will
be, whether Italy will permit Spain
to initiate this Antilles experiment,
and to furnish the Pope with soldiers,
raised, organized, drilled, and, until
the transfer to the Holy Father. sup
ported by Spain. Unless some inter
ference is successful, war must follow.
Spain is bigoted, and Italy is passion
ate-they are the most unlikely
nations in Europe to listen to reason.
The telegraph from Europe informs
us that Gen. Failly, commander of
the French Expeditionary Corps, is
about to return to France with one
division of troops, and that the re-
mainder will be qunrtered in Rome,
under Gen. Dumont. If this is cor
rect, all pretense of maintaining the
Convention of September is abnn.
doned by France. The troops were
withdrawn from Rome Immediately
after the battle of Montana, it being
given out that they only came to save
the Holy Father. and that they
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ALWAYS AHEAD.-Messrs Duffie &
Chapman have furnished us COPY
of Peterson's Magazine for March.
An excellent number.
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MACY'S COAL OIL.
VALENTINES.
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
NHE Israelites Of the city Of Columbia
Il are requested to attend meeting to
be held at the Vestry Room of tho Congre-
CATION Shearith Israel, THIS AFTER
NOON, ut halt-past o'clock, for the pnr-
pose OF taking such action as will best
promote the object We have in view.
Feb Q
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concert and EXnlDltl0n at Howard
School. ..a
TIME Choir Of Howard School will give q
Il CONCERT and EXHIBITION in the
assembly room, at their school building,
OH the evening Of EDNESDAY, the 18th
lust. Should the weather prove unfavor-
able, it will be postponed until the next
School Furniture Doors open at Z; con-
cert to commence punctually at half-past
o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. For sale at
Mr.. Bryan's bookstore and at the door.
S. AUGUSTA HALEY,
Feb 90 Principal.