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From Chancellor Ksnts Eulogy on the author.

The .Aneriea Dictionary Of the English language
is work of profound investigation and does infinite
honor 10 the pathological learning aud general lite
ratuIe Of this country. Happy the man who can
thus honorably iden iiy his with the existence
of our vernacuar tongue There is no other way
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bubble OF military reputation. No work of art can
Withstand the IDcessant strokes of time. The uDri-
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which, for more than two thousand years ued
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broad splendors acoss the plains below and along
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size materials by savage war and heartless man.
Even the Pyramids of Egypt, whose origin is hidden
in the deepest recesses of antiquity and which have
always stood in awe-insplring solitude and grandeur
are now annoyed by the depredalions of curiosity
and greatly corroded by the action of the elements
and gradually sinking under the encroaching sands
Of the desert. This dictionary; and the language
which 1t embodies will also PERISH but it will not be
with the gorgeous paiaces 1t will 20 with the solemn
tenpl.s and The great globe Itself" .......
The Publishers Of the foregoing work respectfully
announce that they have made arrangements with
MIR. F. Taylor, Bookseller, of Washing ton city, to
furnish the American Dictionary, in two large
lumes at the very reduced price D, twelve dollars.
1t is to be understood tn for this price the bes,
paper and type, and the best binding, will be sup
pliede best copies, that is TO say, in all respects
The very valuable supplement, tchich is contained
in other edition than the present one should not be
passed unnotIced; it contains four thousand words
not giren in any other dictionary; only completed
by DR.. Webster in lS43, immediately before the
sickness which terminated his valuable life and has
been published and copyrighted, since his deathlby
his executors. s...a ...r.... .... r
The work is therefore in finished and COM
plete state it is not 10 be supposed that any thing
can will be added TO it, the present edition de-
fning and illustrating twenty thousand more words
than the edition which, when it first issued from the
hands of Dr.. Webster was acknowledged by the
English philoogists TO be the best dictionary in the
world. T. s. g. C.. ADAMS,
Of Amherst, Massachusetts.
Washington city, 1874, dec 13--,f
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THE Publishers, in sending forth their Pros
pectus for the third volume Of their Maya
zine, which Is exclusively and perma nently under
The editorial control of T. s. ARTHUR, believe
that they can offer to the public most substantial
claims to patronage. Tie frat and second volumes
have been ack nowedged on all hands to be equal and
in many respects SUPERIOR character, strength inter
eat and aractiveness, TO any Of the magazines issued
The aim Of the Editor is high one. He repudates
the long prevalent system Of basng hisw upon
the reputation of contributors whose articles no mat
Ter wha, they haze done, are in too many Instances,
below mediocrty.
Nothing gains admission into the pages Of this Ma
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Among the incl haustible sources that open up TO the
hands OF literary caterer, German and French Lite
nature offer wide field for selec ion. Into this region,
With an admirable corps of ransators we are steadily
penetrating asonshed every step by the riches we
meet. Especially is this the in Literature. Al
ready we have given some splendid articles from the
German, brm full of pure rd,hs, and forcble Illus
tatlons of the power of goodness. Silent Love,
The Governor and his Successors, ""The Unknown
Patent" THE Russian Prince, ""The Prlvy Coun-
slOr,' sc. &c, all who have read will remember
with delight.
From the French we have also given many first
nte articles. "The Perple1eJ Lovers" from Mad
'me de Genls, also, 1.-THE Lesson of Misfortune"
and THE Error of Good Father" from Marmonte
with fine tales from Dumas, Lacrolx, Nodler, Balzac
and other authors of celebrity.
10 seIeating from the French, our translators are
guided by strict regard to purity and excellence.
None know better than they do how much that is
Objectionable sbounds in the light literature of this
ppone Am nowipo along nv the aide Of this impure
current is another, as lucid and clear crystal -
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At this fountain we shall continue TO let our read.
srs drink. But, in doing 90, we shsll not neglect
The eIcellencies Of our own native literature.
This would be the worst Of folly. Yet in doing
his we shall make no parade Of names The public
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ENGLISH DRESSING COMBS.

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PATENT OFFICE, Nov. IS, 1914.

PATENT OFFICE, Nov. Us, 1874
ON tho petition of j. T. & N. White, Of New
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WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,

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beautiful NINA UkEEDlTIONS-. rich
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Bernard Barton, Montgomery, Scott, Byron Shak--
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SACRED CONCERT.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,

A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
10 aid of the Ladies Union Benevolent Society, will
be given at the Unitarian Church
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. IL, l645,
B, Ladies and Gentlemen amateurs, under the d.
rection Of
NJ LOUIS GILBERT.
On which occasion the Choir Of the Wesleyan Cha pei
have kindly consented to perform an Anthem.
PROGRAMME.
PART |.
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p Grand Chorus-God be merciiul SacchDi.
3 Solo-Ruth and Naomi TopliH.
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5. Duet-Prayer Rossini.
6 Quartette-Stabat Mater Rossini.
Part H.
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. Duet Bird let loose Handel.
g. Sulo-Rocke in the cradle Of the deep Knight
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Farnham, Franck Taylor Bayy, and Garrett Ander-
son. at the principal hotels, and at the door the
evening Of performance. jan9
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THE ORGAN PIANO.

WIN FISCHER has for sale on. Of Coleman, eel.
sbrst'd Eolian Pianos, which for srqui.it.pess
Of tone snd beauty Of nsnufscturs, cannot be sur
passed.
AFRO, three elegant Pianos from the unrivaIird
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PERRY's PENS.

M M. FISCHER importer Of Fancy and Staple
~ Stationary has recently received direct from
mossrs. Perry x Co, London, three thousand cards
oil their best Metallic Pens, comprising the follow
ing kinds The first named ten arc entirely ,sto aud
moi 10 be had elsewhere in the District. For sale
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BOARDING.

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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS, CONTRACTS, &c,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.
VIE subscriber having resigned his office Of Chief
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OF devong himself to the practice of his profession
IN this city respectfully that he will attend
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The subscriber has the honor to refer to the follow
gentlemen, viz: ..
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, U. 8. Senate.
" DIXON H. LEWIS,
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" J. R. INGERSOLL, "
" J. E. HOLMES
" II. c. MURPHY, ~.
/" w. B. MACLAY, "
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JAMES N. BARKER, Esq,
RICHARD X. CRALLE, Esq,
JAMES HOBAN, Esq, ." .
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JUDGE CAMPBELL, Philadelphia. ..
H. ID. GILPIN
j. B. SUTHERLAND, " .'... ..
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The COMMAND ANTS of the several Navy Yards
The NAVY AGENTS.
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WHEATON'S LAW OF NATIONS.
III lSTORY Of the Law of Nations in Europe and
IL America, from the earliest times To the treaty
OF Washington of 1912; by Henry Wheaton, United
States Minister at Berlin-l vol. octave.
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COAL DOCUMENT.

A REPORT, TO the Navy Department If the U
n s. on American Goals applicable to Steam Ma
vigation and other purposes, by Walter r. Johnson
being Report of Experiments made under the su-
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Power and other Properties of the various kinds of
American Goals one octave volume Of 607 pages,
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DIGEs f OF NEW YORK REPORTS.

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Ne,U Spring
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The subscriber takes the earliest opportunity
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has Just opened a NEW ASSORTMENT OF
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TY, which he offers for sale on the most accom-
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Tweed Cloths and Cassimeres.
Black, Fancy and Polka Cassmeres.
Polka Vestings Of the most beautiful styles
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Also-A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of
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MEDICINES, DRUGS, DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS, &C.

ENHE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on
H. the most reasonable terms an assortment of
Medicines. Drugs, Dyestufs, Paints, oils Var
nishes, &C..
Beng l'rgoly engaged in grinding snch art-
cies as Ginger, Mustard and Pepper, lie has them
Tor sale Ola superior quality below the Market
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lie would mention that he has Patent Ma
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him to sell PUTTY of the very best quality at
Id cts lb., in Bladders and 8 cts in Bulk
tie confidently asserts that his prices are such
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N. b. No charge made Tor delivering Good
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