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NlLEs'S WEEKLY REGISTER, &C., &C.
GEORGE TEMPLEmAN has full sets Of Niles
Weekly Register, in 50 volumes, at 81 rs For vol,
|aIfbound
Continuation of Niles's Register, by DR.. Hughes,
y volumes, at 81 per vol.
Democratic Review, in l6 Volumes, half Morocco,
per vol.
The first 46 volumes of North American Review,
~ bound, at 81 25 per vol
Encyclopedias American, IL volumes, beautifully
bund--S2O
Writings of Washington, IL vols
Dec. Is
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION The pews
~ in this church will be offered for sale on Fri
day next, 26th instant, at 81 o'clock, p. m.
Subscribers TO the church, purchasing pews, will
be credited the amount Of their subscriptions ac-
count of the purchase money. On Saturday, 9th,
and on Monday and Tuesday 18th and Goth in
slant, from 10 until O'Clock, the unsold pews will
he disposed of at private SALE rented for the year
1916.
The prices of the pews have been fxed at un-
usually low rates.
Dec 23-3t
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COUVENIRS AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
- FOR THE SEASON.-The Amulet; the Mis-
sionary Annual the Gift; the Snow Flake; the
American Poets Gift; the Mayfower; the Keep
sake; the Diadem; the OPAL the Hyacinth; Paradise
Lost, with engravings reduced from Martins celc-
brated designs; Cornne, by Madame de Siae sew.
era hundred illustrations, Paris edition; Wnverley
Gallery; Don Quixotte, iustratcd Tyas's illus.
trated Shakespeare, 8 volumes; and many others, too
numerous for the limits Of an advertisement--many
of them imported direct from London and PARIS.
Dec +. TAYLOR. o.
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c. GAUTIER, CONFECTIONERY,


Corner Of Pennsylvania apenut aud Eleventh street,
IL AVlNG just returned from the North, respect
IL fully notifies the public that he has added
greatly to his former assortment, and is now ready
to furnish The following articles, as well as every
thing else in his line, on the best terms;
10 cases French bon bons
20 do white nouga
20 do jujube paste
50 doten fresh preserved asparagus
20 do MUSHROOM
10 do troubles
10 do assorted preserves
100 hafkegs grapes
50 quarer-kegs grapes
100 boxes best raisins, in whole, half, and
quarter-boxes
SO do English cheese, double Glostcr
% baskets pure oil
20 cases Of fine cordials, assorted, Co.,
He is always ready to supply parties balls, &C.,
with cake, ice-cream, charlotte russo, ellies of all
avors, and fruit pyramids in the best style, and
at the shortest notice.
c. GAuriER will open Monday, the 22d inst
one of the largest and most superb assortments Of
FANCY BOXES, for bon bons, made expressly for him
in Paris.
Dec 5--3teof
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A CARD.--The subscriber begs leave to call the
n attention of his customers to their respective
bills, which will be presented during the present
week He further bcgs leave earnestly to represent
that many of them are Of long standing and punctua
settlement will confidently be expected.
Dec 23--eo6tf II. ESTEP.
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NNUALS, CATHOLIC BOOKS, AND
~ OTHER ILLUSTRATED BOOKS FOR
CHRISTMAS Observation-Disclosures TEN
PLFMAN, Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner
of d street, has fine selection of illustrated and
beautifully bound books, suitable for presents.
Among them are the Boudoir Annual 1916; Christ
ian's Annual, 1885, Moss Rose, I846; Forget me
Not, 1886; Opal, 1876; Keepsake, 1916; Hyacinth,
1876; Friendships Offering, 1876; Amulet, 1876;
May Flower, 1876; Juvenile Gem, 1916; Children
of the Nobility; Gems of Beauty; Literary Sou
venir; Dadem.
Catholic Keepsake, and many Catholic Prayer
books, and Story books, and large stock Of Cath
Ole books generally.
Also the Poems of Dante, Cowper, Milton, and
many others.
Select works Of Mrs. Ellis.
All the above at very reasonable prices.
Dec 23--MT&Wif
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DRESlDENTS' MESSAGES FROM WASH
i INGTON TO TYLER --comple,e in one vol
une, octave, containing not merely the annual and
inaugural messages has been usual in compiia-
tons of this kind, but every message OF Importance
from the foundation of the government, including
proclamaiions, Recommendations, protests, yetocs,
&c, &C.; offering also the convenience Of cohtInu-
Gus paging, and index for the purpose Of immediate
reference. For sale by
Dec II F. TAYLOR
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n TEACHER wishes to obtain a situation inn
mediatey in the South or West. He has for
last two years been teaching in southern State,
can furnish satisfactory testimonials as to his
haracer and qualifications to instruct in the clas-
mathematics, and all the branches Of thorough
Fagish education. He rs permitted TO refer to the
&c. B. Dana, of Alexandra, ID. c., to whom
|phcatlon can be made.
Dec l5--tuth&sattf
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ESOR RENT.-A commodious and handsomely
Il furnished parlor and bedroom may be had by
applying to Charles w. Heydon, ieweler aud
matchmaker, a few doors east of Coleman's Hotel.
Dec 22-3t
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Dec 23-6tif
M UFFS. MUFFS!! MUFFS!!!-CHRISr-
lVl MAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS


''Little presents produce great friendships" Those
who would continue the observance Of the time
honored custom Of presenting to their friends, du-
ring the approaching festive season, some token Of
shoo'hs a ha, Oa nd e,r o.ahl;abms", 81" H.
found the largest and varied collection Of finest
furs ever before offered for disposal in this Dis
trct and to which their attention is respectfully
licied.
Gentlemen are assured that the ladies generally
will not deem splendid muff and boa an inappro-
pirate remembrance Unlike some other fashionable
APPENDICES, these Of enduring character, and
real utility. II is thought to be superauous to emu
merate the various descriptions II will suffice to
say that the assortment is completes; and all who
may have any particular fancy in shape, color, or
MATERIAL be suited, from its extent and variety
The advantage and satisfaction in selecting from
large stock, must be obvious to all.
VIM. b. TODD,
Fashionable halter, aud dealer in caps and furs.
Dec 23-3tifs
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A MEXICAN HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND
IA DiPLOMACY.-History of Massachusetts
by Hutchinson; History Of New York by Smith
vols History of Virginia by Smith, 2 vols; His
tory of Vermont by Thompson; History of Mary
land by, Boymani History of Pennsylvania by
Proud, vols; History of North Carolina by Mar
tin, vols with histories of almost all the States in
the Union, Madison Papers, . vols,i Jetierson's
works, vols Wiknson's Memoirs, 3 vols
Sparks's Writings of Washington IL vols Sparks's
Writings of Franklin, 10 vols. Marshal's Wash
ington in vols; Marshall's Washington in vols ;
Holiness American Annals 2 vols. Biography of
the Signers Of the Declaration of Independence in
vols, very scarce; Lives of John Jay, 9 vols. ;
Fisher Ames Gouverneur Morris, 3 vols. Wirt's
Life Of Patrick Henry; Wheaton's Life of Pinck-
ney; Sparks's Life of Washington Sparks's Life of
Franklin, with the biographies of great many other
American worthless Sparks's Diplomatic Correspond
ence, - vols, continued by State Department in
vols; Elliotts Diplomatic Code in 2 vols with
every diplomatic and executive PAPER ever published
by our government. For sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
near the corner of 4 street.
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A EoLIAN PIANoS.-WM PRArr, professor
n of music, King, near Washington street, Alex
andria, agent for the sale of NUNS & Clarke's pi
amos, (of New York; has very fine piano, with
Colemans molian attachmcnt--price 1925, Also,
inst received one by the schooner Columbia; and
in a few days he viii receive two others by the
Statesman which will be sold at the factory prices
with all the recent Improvements, both in piano and
eolian.
Dec I7-3tdA
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CTRAW CUTTERS.-Those who were hereto
- fore disappointed in getting straw cutters (Which
am selling faster than can have them made) can
now be supplied if they will call Immediately at the
corner of f and 7th streets Provendcr is so dear,
that these boxes will save themselves in half year;
and nobody who has horse or a COW should be
without one. ...
4 wheat fan for sale cheap.
J. F. CALLAN,
Corner Of L and 7th streets.
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noUBLE-ACTIoN HARPS-J. F. BRowNr
IL begs to inform his friends, the ellie of musical
taste aud admirers of this beautiful instrument that
he will visit Washington city the third week of this
month, with an elegant assortment of harps, and
will be happy to attend any favors for repairs, &C.
Communications may be sent to w Fischer's, Sta
tiones's Hall, Penn. avenue.
]. F. BROWNE,
Maker and importer of harps, &c, 2Sl Broad
way, New York. Dec 4-eo3w
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ELEGANT GOODS FOR PRESENTS.--o.
Il FISH & CO. have received many articles suit
able for presents, both for ladies and gentlemen,
such superior scarfs crayats, gloves, perfumery,
rosewood boxes, dressing. cases, tnbrals, games,
mechanical figures, choice canes, &c Our assert
ment s quite completes and we request call at Nos.
! and 2, Browns hotel. Dec 23-3tif
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CONCERT POSTPONED.--M and the Misses
~ SLoMAN, respectfully announce that their con-
cert is unavoidaby postponed till Wednesday eve
ming, gath inst, when it will be given the United
States Hotel.
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yTTooLLEN MANUFACTURES OF THE
w UNITED STATES FOR ls45--A stats.
teal account of each establishment at which wool
len fabrics are manufactured, the amount, kind and
quality produced, and twhero il could be ascertain
ed) the capital invested; quantity Of staple worked
up yearly; number of operatives employed, amount
of wages paid, &c. vol; price 81.
just published, and this day received For sale
by F. TAYLOR.
Dec 90
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A CARD.-We respectfully give notice to our
"A customers that in the course of the present
week we will render to oil Of them our accounts,
and expect to receive from them the same prompt
attention we have heretofore had. We would ro-
quest all who do not pay the whole Of their amounts
in cash. (Which we would greatly prefcr,) to give a
note notes TO close their accounts, as we are de-
sirous TO close our ledger to the first of the year
ID. CLAGETT e. co.
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VIZ oOLLEN GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND
w FANCY ARTICLES suitable for Christ

VIZ oOLLEN GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND
w FANCY ARTICLES suitable for Christ
mas and New Years presents, at very reduced
prices
Is dozen ladies' silk, alpaca cashmere, lambswool,
and cotton hose, from 10 cents to u pair
80 dozen misses and chiliren's white, gray, blue,
scarlet, and random woollen sockS and hose,
from cents to 81 cents pair
dozen ladies' black worsted hose, at l2l cents a
pair, worth 25 cents
% dozen ladies', misses and children fancy, mer-
no. wersted and cotton gloves and miis from
3 cents to 37S cents pair
Jet buttons at cents dozen
Children's woollcn and cotton net-eaps from g. to
so cents
20 dozen gentlemen's kid silk, msrno, beaver, and
cotton gloves, from ct to 81 IS pair
Is dozen merino, lambswool, Germantown, and
English halfhose, from l2I to so cents pair
10 dozen boys merino, buckskin. and woolen
gloves and mittens, of all sizes and prices
IL dozen heavy buckskin and woollen gloves and
mittens, suitable for servants
30 dozen silk, gum, and cotton suspendcrs, from s.
cents to 81 25 pair
Ia dozen heavy Germantown and net hose and half
hose, suitable for servants
Genuemen's ambswool and merino vests and draw
ers Every cheap)
20 pieces gentlemen's silk pocket handkerchiefs,
from 37t cents TO 81 25 each
10 dozen boys white, scarlet, and fancy comforts,
from cents to 50 cents each
10 dozen new style plaid and striped CATERS for
children
Ladies' plaid and and striped velvet cravas, only
~ cents
I.inencambric handkerchiefs and shawls, from l2l
cents to 80
White, scarlet, gray, blue, and random wooen
yarns
Black worsted, white and colored darning cotton
Gardeners plaid and striped handkcrchiefs and
scarfs
Black satin stocks and neck-ties
Linen collars and bosoms
l case silk and gingham umbrellas
Laces, edgings, and children's embroidered bodies
20 dozen tortoise-shell and buffalo twist side, and
dressing combs; hair brushes
Silver thimbes, pencils, watch-guards purses, scis-
sors, knitting-needles, &c
Together with large and general stock of sea-
sonable dry goods, which will be sold at reduced
prices, the season is advancing, in order to make
room for spring goods.
GEORGE r. ALLEN,
Penn. avenue, Cd door east Of 18th street.
Dec. 23-3t
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NEWS, NEWS, NEWS!
hight HUNDRED THOUSAND CIGARS,
T. just received by the barques Heespont and
Adelaide, very large and superior assortment of
cigars, unsurpassed in the United States consisting
of the following superior brands, direct from the
Havana, and five per cent only asked:
10000 pressed regaa
$4,000 Napoleon do
$4,000 La CubaDa
$4,000 Iberia
$1,000 Mariposa
$4,000 La Esperanza
$4,000 Principe.
All Of the above are warranted genuine.
Also, in store, cigars of various brands, amount
ing to the enormous quantity of 100000.
The undersigned is determined TO undersel the
itinerant pears who infest this city, and who are
not responsible for anything they may sell.
Also, a very large assortment of chewing tobacco,
pound humps and small plugs, very low.
Any articles sold, and found not as represented,
arc returnabe.
w Ii. WINTER,
Sig of Jim Grow, six doors below Coleman's
Hotel, Penn. avenue.
Dec 23-3teoif
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DARAMETTA BOMBASINS,--We have just
i received three pieces of Parametta Bombasins,
new and superior article for mourning dresses.
Also just opened, superior Black Veil Grape,
which makes our assortment of mourning goods full
and complete, of all kinds of materials.
Dec l9-3df ID. CLAGETT g. co.
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IMPORTANT woRK.-Just received "The
Suppressed History of the Administra+ion-of
John Adams, from 1897 to 1901" with copous
appendix, notes, and portrait of the late President
Adams, by John Henry Sherbune author of ;" Ma
val Sketches" "Paul JONES'" etiquette" "Pen-
cillings Abroad" "Erralc Poems,' &C., &c; full
bound; 400 pages for 81 only, by
A. HULL,
S,ationer, corner of q street and Penn ay.
Dec 23-4tf
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NEW GAMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

NEW GAMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
VIZ FISCHER has just received from the pub
w fishers, the following amusing and Interest,"
ing games
The Mansion Of Happiness; the States, or who
shall be President; the Tourist, or National; the
Scripture History; the Spirit Of Genius; the Pick
the Drawipg-room Gypsy; the Pope and Pagan;
the Game Of Kings; the Game Of Heroes; Master
Bodbury and his Pupils; Astronomical Games;
Doctor Busby and Characteristics; with many other
articles Of amusement and interest. For sale at
very low prices, al Stationcr's Hall
Dec 90--d2w
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r AIDES, AND CENT? EMENS, WRITING
IL DESKS. A few of English manufacture Of
beautiful workmanship and finish, of rosewood,
satin wood, &c, &c, just opened.
Also, goat-skin portfolios, of the richest fabric,
imported direct from Paris, by
F. TAYLOR.
Also, card cases, pocke.books, gold and silver
pencils.
Motto seals, Bibles and Prayer books, bound in
velvet and Turkey morocco.
Albums, and a valuable collection Of richly
bound and illustrated books, English, French, and
American of every description.
Dec 90 @ H..
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE.

Ia po,,,.i' N'NhN fSOhlf FUN DALE.
A Ooul $500 in Mexican scrip, bearing pc
: cent interest per dnnWn, and payable in seven
quarterly Instruments, seven Of which are a.
-gy due for sale by the present holder, who is
| os . remove to Europe.
GItfS received until the 18th of October, lSi5
| NJ: to F., No. 292 Broadway, New York.
,n ~, IS good opportunity offered to capitalists
i ~, safe and profitable investment.
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NTOTICE.--The Office of Corcoran & Riggs will
In be closed on Christmas and New Years days.
Persons having notes payable on those days are re-
qucsted to attend to them previously.
Dec 23-3t
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NTOTlCE.-The subscribers will render to their
customers their several accounts up TO the 25th
instant, when it is expected that oil viii settle with.
out any delay, as it is important that their books
should be closed at least year.
LEWIS & HOLLAND.
Dec 29-d3tif Nat. lnteLl
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WILL BE OPENED, this morning, at the
w Baltimore Cash Store
$50 pieces new style moussenes de lame
so do Cashmere diocese, TO sell at 81 TO so c.
100 do French moussclines dc lanes
Is do do Cashmere d'Ecosse
30 do do runarounds do
10 do dress patterns of embroidered Cashmere
d'Ecosse.
All of the above goods are of the newest styles,
received by the last steamers from Europe.
Sept. 23-G PlTTMAN g. PHILLIPS.
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Inv NJ: II. GREEN'S FASHIONABLE HAIR
boy CuITlNG AND EASY SHAVING SA-
ny ~ north side Pennsylvania avenue, one door
in.-Gen'emen who prefer shaving themselves,
"a'e 'holr razors put in order, at the shortest
Nov 22-lw3w.
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WORKS ON DIPLOMACY, CoNsT1Tu-,
Wv TIONAL Law AND EINANCE. BY

VIZ ORKS ON DIPLOMACY, CoNST1TU-
wv TlONAL Law, AND FINANCE, BY
JONATHAN ELLlOTT.-Ameriean Diplomatic
Code, embracing treaties, de-, in the European IAN
gndges with teanslalions into English, 9 vols, full
bound in law cali.
During The Presidency of General jackson the
American Diplomatic Code was 'adoped for the
use Of the Department of State" as communicated
to the editor in official noe from heHon. Louis
McLane, Secretary Of State. SIS
Debates on the Adoption OF the Federal Constitu-
ton, printed on new plea type, vols, bound in
law sheep.
tUnder the sanction of Congress the publication
Of these Debates have been extensively circulated
throughout the Union. In the words Of Judge Sto-
ry as addressed to the editor, they are "invaluable
as repository Of facts and arguments the great
points of constitutional law See Story's Com
nentnric and the Madison Papers, for notes refer
ring TO these Debates.
Funding System of the United States and Great
Britain, in vol. Of |, 400 pages, including $50 tabu-
lar statements, handsomely bound III Russia.
Recently compiled under the authority of reso-
luton of Congress appointing Jonathan Elliott to
prepare and edit this document for publication.
few copies for sale by
r. FARNHAN,
Corner of lltll street and Penn avenue.
Dec 10
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|tlGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF.--A superior
~ sorlment of all the above may be had at the
drug and seed store, corner of and 7th streets.
J. f. CALLAN.
y Dec 23-dtf
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g. UGAR-CoATED PlLLS.--Dr. G. Benjamin
~ "Smith's sugar-cOated Indian vegetable pills.
are now the favorite medicine of this country.
Many new remedies have been discovered and puff;
ed into brief notorlety, but we have no knowledge
of medicine combining so much that is efficacious
and pleasant these pills. The idea of taking
pills heretofore has been nauseating in the highest
degree Much credit is due DR.. Smith for bringing
out this valuable medicine. We know Of more than
twenty cures of diseases considered by other doc
tors dangerous--one case Of confirmed dyspepsia,
in particular, which came under our own immediate
knowledge.
We have tried them ourselves, and in our family,
for headache colds and pains in the side and breast
and we can say we never saw their equal, both for
peasantness and efficacy.
One word in reference to those wholesale murder
ers, who, not having honesty enough to work for
an independent livelihood, counterfeit or initiate
such valuable remedies as DR.. Smiths pills. "Su.
gar-coated" pills originated with DR.. G. Benjamin
Smith, who applied for a patent long before any,
body else ever heard of them; therefore, II will be
that all other pills claiming to be 'sugar-coat-
ed" spurious and dangerous; and we advise
those who buy to examine carefully the box for
themselves, and see that Dr. Smiths name is on 1t.
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MI ATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has opened
INl his Office in the rooms lately occupied by Cor.
corao 4 Riggs, opposite the Treasury Department;
and will attend TO all business inirusled 10 him
curing an agent or attorney before Congress any
Of the departments.
Dec. 9-dtf
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JOHN EARLE, JUN, g. CT
B. ROMANS,
Auctinneer.

JOHN EARLE, JuN, & Co.,
Merchant Taiors, No As Washington street, Boston,
!" GUILD respectfully inform their numerous
w friends and the public generally, that they
fashionable cloths, Cassimeres, and other goods,
which they are prepared to make up in their usual
superior style, at short notice. and very low prices
and forward to any part of the United States. The
attention of .... "...
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-, NAVY AND ARMY OFFICERS
and gentlemen in the employ Of government, is par
known, and beg to render their grateful acknow
Judgments for their long-continued patronage.
A liberal credit as heretofore, will be given.
They have appointed
Oh. De SEEDING, No. H. Todds Buildings, Penn. ~
Washington, ID. c.,
their agent who is duly authorized to recey
payments and orders, which will be promptly
tended to.
Nov. I--3tawf .-.