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IN taking his residence in Washington o. during
Of Congress- the undersigned respectfully
individuals, associations, public who
pending before Congress, not lobby member justly OBJ
OF that but
medium Of intelligence and explanation
committees the hand needing be
case for the collection which
other duties the requisite leisure facilities applicants
memoa, the other hand, different
parts OF the country seeking roiabe interpreter
whom may be properly communicated the facts
just Legislation in the premises.
But The editor Of the Plough the LOOM and Anvil it,
nevertheless, 20 be well understood his journal
driven with unabang diligence and he hopes BY learning
from members Of Congress condition
the different States make yet fruitful advantage
those industrial
the pease he might even the instinct Of his life
pen his heart.
On matters business
&C., connected with the Plough LOOM Anvil
desgned be addressed usual and with
attention. ut 70 Walnut Philadelphia. anything
particular demanding especially his personal care
should be addressed where they will be find him.
ington, ID. G. ."., EteEE,
, Dec 5-2aw4w j. SKINNER.
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il 70, all readers without distinction Of party The fol-
lowing are the principal articles OF the present number
viz: The New York Elections o Girardn. the Journal
ist; s. The King of Rivers A. The True History OF Alci
blades Scribo s. The Mosquito King and the British
Queen; o. Fogging in the Navy; Principles Of Zoology
8 Earning Living; o Financial Review 10. Political
Miscellany.
n The american Lzg Jouysai. November, lsis.
This is old periodical devoted TO the profession OF
the law, edited by an association of gentlemen, and
published simultaneously at Philadelphia and Lancaster,
Pennsylvania. Each number contains full report OF
one OF cases involving important points Of law,
which is for the interest OF the profession know
sooner than they obtain the information through
volume of reports 1t also contains an abstract Of legal
decisions, and general summary of law intelligence
useful to the members of the bar We can commend il
to the profession as valuable Journal worthy in every
respeci OF their patronage and support
RackWood's Masasins, No. 409 November. Leonard
.esa4 Scott IL Co, publishers, New York
Weare indebted to the American publishers, through
the poeness of Taylor Maury, for the present mum.
Der Of Blackwood. Although originally published in
another country, distance OF 1900 miles, through
the enterprise of its American publishers. it makes its APP
pearance here with nearly the punctuality of our
own publications of similar class The present num-
Der has very able and interesting paper on the anspor
taton question The other articles are My Pennsular
Medal, part ] Dsenchantment; Across the Atlantic !;
Peace and War Agators The French Novels Of ls4s
Dies Boreales, No. s. The pages OF this well known
periodical never fail to present rich repast to the reader
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MIME STOREI beg leave invite attention OF
and citizens generally well selected
wines brandies, &c old and Of highest order, which
offer for moderate prices. .sf4
Madeira, bottles and casks Of various grades, old
Sherry pale and brown bottled and In wood.
Port wine, Of very SUPERIOR quality and genuine.
Rhine wine Of variety them teinberger Cabinet
g Steinwein in Bocksbrutel.o
Also Sparkling Rhine and Mosele, from Of Henke
Co., in Mayence the Rhine.
wines-Champagne, Heidsick Mumm Co. de
Bnmont Moet Chandon, Chateau Lafuen Haul Bnon,
q Haut- 1alance,n ST. Julien, &c.
Table Ciaret, Sauterne, &c. tFTN
Bandes, bottles, vintage 1915, a., London
Dock,o &c.
Also, draught, dark and pale Cognac
Jamaica Rum, in bottles, high proof, and finest favor
Holland gin, very fine and pure.
Irish, Scotch, and American Whiskey,
Anisette de Bordeaux Cuacoa" (Wid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Bitters, prepared by mysef) s'' t&#
Scoth Ale and London Brown Stout, &c. ss
Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars
JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
Pa, avenue, south side, between ~ and Streets
Dec T-2yf2m
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nv GREEN q TAsrET. Ayo,,o,,,r..

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.--on Tbur.dsy
me ga o. January 1850 shal SELL premises
he house and lot stnated nj the OF
sdlenns me rsrosd depot The house s Of brick, with
building wen finished and good order, rooms
This property has been now occupied as hotel and
restaurant doing excellent business and
for that business IN the city
Term. One third cash. and the balance in years. for notes
bearing interest from date Of sale deed and
taken Title indispuablc. GREEN TASTET,
Dec 2l--6teodkds Aucioneers
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MO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN on hand full assortment Of family groceries.
Extra ~ 4 New York family -four
Do Do superfne -four
Do hulcd buckwheat
Rye flour, Graham flour saH tf H#E# Ea a.lH
Unboted -four, (white wheaD
Fresh ground oat -four #@a#H f#.8
Standard Loaf crushed, ganulated and ground sugars
smnrs extra strip
Old government lava Maacaibo Mocha Rio, st. Domingo
coffee
Fine gunpowde imperial young hyson, old hyson hyson skin,
colony and Poucong teas
Superior butter selected from Orange county diaries
sapsago Pamesan, scian, pine APPLE Imitation English, and
Boston, OYSTER butter, Soda crackers
wine biscuits
No / and No. Q Mackere, in a5 Id. kits a;s 68f
- barrels and barrels GOLDFISH salmon and sounds and
dunfsh - iss ~ tE@'t. '#FE
Scaled henings in boxes
Bleached winter SPERM lard and whale oil
SPERM patent SPERM adamantne and mould candles, assorted
variety Of fancy mats, brooms, buckets, baskets,
Pure ground spices OF all kinds n es
Spices Of all kinds in grain
and catsu mixed pickles, gens English pickles.
sorted a EISR hf4 snt igs 8 i&g RI.
limes Jelly, assorted fruits In strip
Il Cranbenies rasins, figs, curants l s54' ...#t Alt
Pecan nuts ground nuts and Genoa eitron tx
Worcestershire Harvey Reading, and pepper India
Anchoye, shrimp Caver, and Bloter pases
Extract OF lemon maoram, celery, ndmeg vanilla, almond
peach mint, peel, and savoy Of superior quality
Sweet OIL POWDER horseradis sadnes
flower and peach water bay salad DRESSING
gelaine Leghon, star, chip, maccaron vemcel
French spanish, and homeopathic chocolate, na Tapioca
-four, Sc :.
Win many desirable articles which we would soici, at
tention. For sale by s+' E l
Dec 9--eo9if s ~.
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Supreme Court or the United states.
THURSDAY, December 90, Is4s.
Present as Yesterday. q


THURSDAY, December 20, 1s4s
Present as yesterday.
w. 5. Barton, esq, Of Virginia, and A. w. Rabbit,
esq, Of California, admitted attorneys and counsel
lors Of this court.
No 1873. The United States, appellants, u.s. L. Bosdores
heirs Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
this court, overung the motion TO dismiss this case
No. IS L. Bissell, plaintiff in error, u.s. NJ B. Penrose
The argument of this concluded by Mr. Gam
BILE for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, III O'Clock, a. m.
QU- Franklin Lyceum.-The OF L. r. TAsrsrRo ESQ.,
which postponed
viii take place this friday evening, ~ O'Clock
ment OF ST. Matthew'S church.
JAMES oNErLL, President
=. huarHREy BROOKE, Secretary. Dec. 81.
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street, wa.n,ns,on.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR a SNORT SEASON
Handsomely fitted with platform brilliantly lighted
with gas.)
Haynes eefsbrafd series Of q ,ne PaHoranas tufed
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Boston, harbo Halifax the At
anc, Liverpool London from Thames (passing under the
bdgfs and ending with magnificent view Of TUN
NE brilliantly illuminated beautiful RIVER
In Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore up
An exhibition every "Wednesday Saturday afternoon at four
dmission Is twelve years. Is cents
Doors open al On O'Clock TO commence moving IN.
Dec. Blind -
% HOUSE for Rent, Furniture for sale.-The
brick house occupied by subscriber
sale . Apply on the premises J. T. KENDALL.
Dec 4-eol2nfs
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JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABBATT, Secretary. '
CHARLrs De sELDIsd, No. ii Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent
w. JOHNSTON, NJ d. opposite City Office, eth street,
Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles and operations
pany can be had on application at the AGENTS sfhce.
Dec
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surprise o. shs Cabinet Organ.

MI .sgs Va s From the Louisville tKy) Democrat
The Republic, of Tuesday, is very solemn paper The
editor has had his eyes opened to the sad truth that the
House OF Congress. He can't account for it, He thinks
it an accident He says with most amusing simplicity:
We regard this OF things therefore, as merely for
tnitous II is the fortune of political warfare Strange
enough certainly Is while he enterains and PROCESSES
opinions which he unqnesonaby shares with majority
OF the people, and has declared and again that
is his purpose and policy 10 give effect the will Of the
people In Its constitutional expression, that the political
elements should taken combinations that
the organization ofhe House Is embarrassed by adverse
Prejudgment. @a4 5@a
silly people If Taylor shares the opinions Of ma
ory, they have not found it out The editor OF the Re-
public told the people some time ago that it would be
very ndecate in General Taylor to tell what he thought
or what he would do on certain interesting questions in
advance of the action OF Congress The Union has been
conyulsed with these questions. Public opinion has
been heaving like the pillows of the in tempest,
whilst the supplied President and cabinet looked and
held breathess silence They feared trust the peo-
pie with their opinions The people have concluded
trust those who trust themhose who are not afraid to
give their opinions subjects which the people are SO
deeply interested. The Republic says:
This position is the If any public opn
ion, founded the OF his Il pre-
csdes the development of his measures.
The administration is like the stold boy whose mother
knew his infrmity He had occasion TO 90 compa.
ny, and his mamma told him TO hold his tongue and say
not word, lest he should be found out TO be Ounce
He obeyed directions to the ette-was often spoken 10,
but said not word. AT last OF the company OBJ.
served that the boy fool. Mother, mother, ex.
claimed the boy, they have found out and did not
open my mouth.
The people have found out the Second Washington
although he did not open his mouth.
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ROYS and Girlr Books, or every variety, for nj
- ases, At prccs varying from o cents % s.. AZ
Y TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
DecM Bookstore, n
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A n meeting OF the Directors ofthe New York Chem
a Postage Association, held the 10Th the FOL
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted and
printed; go - = = :
Resolved, That the which Of
friends Of cheap Of elsewhere en-
counges make renewed eterions
Congress Cor further reduction Of the postage
Resored, That the
four millions sixywo millions annum met
that high Of
Of the small number OF letters passing through Office
portion % The business and population Of our country.
Resoved, That there being surplus in the
treasury and the prospect Of having the end
Of the fiscal year AFTER deng all expenses Post
Once Department, funnhes sufficient
ton OF postage nj the present session.
Resored That while
tiers should be reduced uniform cents vet we arc
willing for the present accep the Of three prepaid
fire rents " not. - -
Re.oives That recommend friends throughout the
Union petition Congress establish
me wisdom Of that body Thanking prvere The free
dehvery OF letters, and the postage newspapers.
JAMES BROWN, President
Bxasspas BarEs, Corresponding Secretary >
Papers friendly to the object respectfully requested copy THE
Dec 2l--ltd&c - "
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= go ADAM. . co.'s EXPIRE S.. -;

onee IN .ir., beiOv s-ha
our unrfvalled Expresses 10 and from baltimore
Philadelphia, New York. Boston, cities con-
with great regularity and with mail speed
ordering from viii 10
order by Adams Co. Express Our line only running
with the mails from New York Washington oNenna
goods through rely always receiving their goods
~ In advance Of all other
For the convenience Of residing upper
ngton established receiving oce al IA Brown,. o
TEL where packages will be received receipted
formation given IN regard lines.
Our will call
ton or Georgetown, free Of additional charge.
?. }. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec H@-eodlW Penn. Az, below reef
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HvLfDAf PREsENT.The undersigned has Just received
go e publishers the most elegant and useful hoyday present
Inc Boalas, q MELODY, for 1850 II impossible describe the
ano use displayed in this be
neo 20 pe apprecaed For sale ony stauone Han,
may u nsa CODY o. HsPer Pictorial Bible gill; superior
Dec ia--@awsw WIN FISCHER
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Land, Pension, .ad Gensra Agency.

WILLIAM II. MlNNfX, late of the General Once
prosecute claims every against before
Congress the departments M experience different
branches Of the departments specially
bounty lands viii enable him 10 give full satisfaction may
require his The prompt
located BY military will secured
taken Claim.
vices the Merican war
wiz receive special attention lie win also
ing collection Of rents and payment Of arcs real owned
this city by residents and Others.
Reference made James Shields formerly
Of the General Land once Hon Richard M Young Commits
sioner Of the General Land oce all the oeers
Land Once members of Congress generally
Thomas Richie, Edmund Burke Peter Force w seaton n
Blair J. O. Rives, Richard Walach.
Once Hasup Factory west Of the Centre
Market, Washington, u. Q.
aenI
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SEHvANrs' BLANKETS--The subscriber, have tb,s IA,
received bales heavy twiIed Virpis blankets m e
wants, which will be cold low. = =
Dec. ls-4df cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
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mn w. GAIT 8 BRO, beg to caII attention TO their a.

w. GAIT 4 BRO, beg to call attention to their
Ma sortnent Of Watches Jewey and Silver
every variety Of and fashionable article In their line which
been selected from the
and Manufacturers; and being purchased directly
the best they enabled
any dealers in the United States.
We have just received beautiful lot Of Goods suitable for the
Charms Thmbes chdrens Rings Amlei, silver Card Cases.
Bouquet Holders Napkin Rings Cups Forks &C. besides
Watches Of every description carefully repaired Being ourselves
practical workmen, and having long
business, confident Of giving satisfaction
o. Gold and Silver Work Of description
precious stones set in the most approved style.
NJ w GAIT BROTHER
Penn. avenue between 9th d 10Th streets,
Dec. 1876 Washington.
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FRENCH and English Port olios In great variety
albums Of all kinds and sizes gold gold pencil
hne youtb
Of the Older books Of Miss Edgewort Holland Burqun and
oers French Juvenile books from Paris carefully selected 6ne
editions Of The most popular works IN all the Of English
American literature, miniature editions well
large volumes for the library Shelves beautifully ns
trated others richly bound gin books and Eng
sb Bbes and American books Turkey
and velvet bindings, with clasps
the above opened imported for Eng
land and France by FRANCK TAYLOR
Dec
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FOR NORFoLIS.

..SEcs The steamer osCEoLh Win, ON saturday the 7h
s&ekeAs July, making trips above
place, leaving Washington every "Wednesday Saturday
O'Clock m Returning, leave Norfolk every Monday Thun
day 4 O'Clock d. m.
She win touch and retunng Pney Point Point
River, and the usual landings the Potomac
Passage and fare 70 Norfolk. .........,.........H
Ftney Point. n
July 7-dd JAMES MITCHELL CAPTAIN
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PREsENTs-JoH


CHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS PREsENTs--JoHN
H. GIBBS win open during The week choice ch and varied
Work boxes feules writing desks and writing
odor cases, toilet nacons
sss, SS q pearl she'll and sna%sIsa card
Ven elegant and fassionsSIs evening fan.
An a..onen, o nne j.wcp, such hngerns, medaon.,
Ssse, nd s sss G so%.I Ssss ssH'0d' &c
And great quantity other pretty articles
the attention Of the public Is respectfully invited
Fancy store, avenue, between 9th and streets
Rich Fur Goods.
by the arrivals have received complete
. S % osa ' o" NOV wo and me
sable rnud., sictoines, and cuff.
R ns % s.sI RsS ss sp Sn adelaide collar
Kamp sa hssa bear se 90 90 90 90
Sets Of white emine comprising mu adelaide collar
syne,aown peleripes, vic'Orine' ana adelaide.
cygnet do very superior
Ladies, and misses French grey felt bonne,s
he mos. %ass al. Ss New Ta
pat soves s roo, NUTS carriage rug, NOM
Fashionable hat and far depot, west Of
Dec. ls-dedf Browns Hotel Washington.
EREsH FRUIT. ALMONDS, Sc.-just received from hate
az so,s., hal, and quartet do bunch rasin'
~ boxes do Genoa citron.
Is kegs superior Malara
- fancy boxes fresh primes
~ boxes fresh lemons
10 cases Canton ginger
10 do West India
II barrels cranberrics, in good order
l2a5 lbs New Tane ...
$50 lbs MarseIes almonds
ll50 Ibs fresh pecan
"a bushels peanuts
GEO TTos. PARKER Co,
Dec. 1s-5sf Opposite Browns Hotel
CENTLEMEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has this
day received large and fun assortment Of genemens outfit
ting articles, viz
Family made yoke Shirts OF superior quality and new
styles The system Of retailing shirts Wholesale prices win be
tinued by Stevens
supply OF black and fancy colors imported and
believed TO be the market.
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
in silk meno, lambs WOOL Scotch wool, cotton very large
assortment and some Of large sixes.
UMBRELLAS.
fun supply OF silk and cotton, styles
Also pocketbandkerche gloves, peumery dressing
brushes razorsin
mans wardrobe toilet use all Of which will be sold uniform
prices at sTEvENs's.
Great Hat and Gentemens outhitng Estn6iishment,
Dec. S-eodn No. Browns Hotel.
ENvELoPEs.w FISCHER, importer II stationery has re.
Gently received from Paris direct from the celebrated manucu
Marion three hundred thousand Envelopes expressly
orde pattern OF superior comprising buf
official, letter. and visiting oil
100 20 800 IN eachi which will be sold wholesale
ioners' HALL where Music can be had at and page
Il
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La CRONICA.

Dec 7-2wif2m A''A' ''A' '''' '''"'eA - anu '1"
- !, =, -
A Syani.h n,,c,naner prirf,d Il, Nor Yoyk
THIS valuable journal Handsomely printed week,
style lately year pnbli
a ns aa @ ss y
sas and employs regular RI a. the court
America oaaee Of the american government, member Of Con.
de-. aa ai p BE-
Subscriber a. the following rates. invariaSy IN eSsanes
For ~ months. =.
Person, w 9r mes 20 s@sen. win ami; ~
r. JEFFERSON,
I5RESfT M,7,no. ,;;.5 a;7;s =. .sa,oa
Of the de. 20 our o. French mennos cahmer &C.
pieces in Mazarne Coburg blue best grades
pieces bright eoor in crimson, scarlet cherry, and pink
green
pieces Sa bseS Se as ] arre and complete
Of figured eashmeres and muslns o. which
ceedngy ch and viii be sold on tne mos,
,,,,,,,,S. :. .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, :, M
n cARVAIHo Artist Of Baltimore. IespseaIy inform, the
The OF a street and avenue WHERE he
IN he world s has S e.ssSe9 a. Bs m,n
making pictures city public
picture such on one as viii be worthy place in The Cabinet on The
e ads centre table G.oup Of any number
n.dow, expression beautiful highly Seaso
nnI en p avn .,., a.. 49,. 4, o,..,. , ,,.. =,
~ D. Inc reae care nken IN procuring coTect OF
enldren and IN no WIZ ehase De made Whou the c
ote cases promptly attended to- Corner Of " street and Penn
n an1 10 SN'"'
NIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the sub
cnber, Nottingham Prince George county
Is bright a under the
eye powder long light
pair pantaloons years Perry
rye dollars reward bows taken either
Dec. li-dlw JOHN 5. SKINNER.
., . ,- ~ -
lHBIsTMAS FEsTINAL-A Festival will be held At the
new building OF 81 Nincents Orphan Asylum corner OF 10th
variety Of sale by
proceeds applied
charge il expected that The public win give il their attention and
patronage. Dec ~
|
UNITED STATES HOTEL, WARRINGTON.
THE limited states HOTEL viii be opened ON Tuesday the lIt
s.ab h. yr h e eeepno , Z, oa o,,,d ,,, .n
toout te bouse and t6e propre,or fee con6dent
tat hs efforts viii moi fail 10 please hs guests The house will be
entirely The and he homes merit
OF the heretofore extended 10 bs father 1.-THE late
A. Fuler) and himself
EDWARD H. FULLER
dec s-dovif Pronnetor
A..or.,,.., =, xr.n., s.ooa. sor ch,,.,,r.. pre.-
en-velve and Morocco covered Prayer Books, English
visiting cards printed from plates inc shortest nouce ana
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National Rating House.
lust RECEIVED direct from the Island Of 81 Thomas, brig
Annaion Capt Doy, lot Of the finest genuine urs
brought this Market which will be served daily
and al modes and
Also, from Norfolk, oysters speed oysters sheepshead
ere hogdsh, kc &c. all OF which will be served
notice.
0z-Fsmiies served as
Aug ls-u w. WALKER.
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Christopher Crsmmer,
Attorney aud Cosnselor at Lar,
HAVING side Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
III ~ and 9Th he viii continue practise
Courts District, prosecute before Congress-
parmep, and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-cod2m
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ENvELOPEs.W FISCHER importer II stationery, has re-
~ Gently received from Paris the
r Marion three hundred thousand Envelopes made expressly
order BY pattern sent OF superior buff
official letter. note and visiting card all
100 20 90 IN each which viii be sold Wholesale and
TONERS Hall where Music be had NJ and page
Nov. 27-3taw3w
UrsTORr Of Spanish Literature, by George Ticknor,
III vol !.
system ofAncient Geography BY Charles Aprhon
LII. D.
Chslmers's Posihumous works, vol 6.
The Whale and his CaPtors, BY Rev Henry II. Cheever
Roland Cashel, % and last part
Dec FRANoK TAYLOR
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MRS. II. y. POUDER informs her friends and patrons
M that she has this day received from New York choice lot Of
sacks vtcs &C., Of ure and
Of toys and Christmas presents Ladies, give her call
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NOTICEwe requested BY H. Eberbac esq 10 announce
an Indefinite posponement Of the Ism and
10Th inst. = - -
In consequence Of being purchaser for he
umbian he will continue the business and respect
fully invites his friends and patrons
old quarters corner Of 9Th and streets.
Dec. H-seod E.C.SGP. DYER, Auciopeer.. 4
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TOR RENrThat large and commcdous three story house
with hack building F,eenu
There Offering the yard with
pump bathing the hack building snppled there
from, apparatus for water movable
wafdobc in the bed and the house. in every respect 6n
shed in the modern style. For terms, apply to y -
Dr. CHARLES 3. FRAII.EY
Doc W.T. General Land Once.
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CHRIsTMAs FEsTIvAL.-A Festival viii be held a the
building OF 81 yincens Orphan Asylum, Of
and streets the 06 Of this month"; and
the night the LIST Of January. Refreshments will provided
variety useful will
ladies' As the proceeds festival win be- applied
finishing Of the asylum much wanted for the
Of the Sisters Of Charity and the little orphans under their
charge expected that the public viii give their attention and
naro Deci