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The republic., 1850-12-30

FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN SPRINsFIELp.-A man
from Schenectady, New York, came into Spring
taken before Geo Bliss, Eco, where the claim was
established, according to The law in such
The woman was given up the claimants prop
erty, when several of our benevolent citizens, in
cluding Daniel Lombard, Esq, one Of our most
estimable men, obtained terms, cubbcd together,
purchased her of her master, for the OF s 100
Mr.. Lombard holds the bill of sale in his possession,
The tears Of sorrow exhibited by the afflicted
woman and the husband from whom she was about
10 be separated, thus changed To tears of Joy
and more happy pair probably never seen.
his is the operation OF the Fugitive Slave Law in
Springfield. There was no excitement or disturb
Rnce. The law was allowed 10 take its course.
ISpringfsid (Nass.) Republican, Dec. 20.
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BaiTIsH BLocKhDx.-A letter from a corrcspon-
dent OF mercantile house in Boston. dated hgre
Island, November 2, says "l arrived at the island
yesterday, after long and severe passage from
Prenta Avenas. where left in Costa Rician wee
se on The 10th OF October Tor the port OF La Union.
expecting TO be there in four days. We arrived at
the entrance Of the port yesterday morning, and
found the port and the coast of Salvador bloc
by British armed vessels. Our vessel was not al
lowed 10 enter, neither was permitted TO land.
leave tomorrow, in boat, foe near port on the
coast OF Honduras. The blockade, as Tundcrstand
will not last long, although this port has been block
AIDED for two years past owing to some govern
ment trouble with England."-Bosfon Co,rier
The republic., 1850-12-30

CAUTION ABOUT AGENTS OF "sNI.
" DER's' WINES Consumers at Washing.
ington City arc cautioned against any persons re-
presenting themselves authorized to sell, or take
orders for any wines, &c Of my importation, as
have no such agents employed.
Orders from consumers should be sent by letter
or telegraph direct 10 me at Philadelphia when they
will be instantly attended TO, the goods delivered,
free Of fright and the order satisfactorily executed
JACOB SNIDER, Jr., Wine Merchant,
Dec l3-dlm rs Walnut street, Philadelphia.
THls osUrIoS refers only to travelling agents
from New York who may offer 70 vend my wines,
and not to customers Of mine who reside at Wash
inRton city. J. s., Jr.
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The FuGITivE SLAVE CASE IN New YoRK Mr.
Hail. the United States commissioner in New
York, who had been served with writ of habeas
corpus, to show cause why he kept Henry Long,
the alleged slave, in custody, on Friday morn
ing made return TO the writ to the (State)
supreme court stating that he never had Henry
Long in his custody, and that the said Long was
in custody OF the United States marshal. The
court deemed this sufficient return and dismissed
the writ. The commissioner then proceeded to
examine the case, when counsel for the defence in
formed him that he had just served the United
States marshal with writ of habsas corpus from
the superior court, commanding him to mmc
diately bring Henry Long before that court. The
commissioner, however, avowed his intention rot
TO adjourn the examination. Counsel for the al
legged slave then requested an adjournment for a
few hours, in order that they might procure their
witnesses. The commissioner accordingly adj
journcd the examination to half past two O'clock
yesterday. The United States marshal thereupon
brought the alleged slave before the superior
court. and made his return to the writ and, after
some discussion on the case, Judge Campbell ad-
journed it TO Saturday.
In reference 10 the proceedings of Saturday the
Commercial Adoertiser says
"In the supreme court special term Judge Ed
monds took his seat, and then appeared the United
States marshal with Henry Long, in obedience to a
writ of habeas corpus which returnable before
the general term uf the supreme court.
Judge Edmonds read the writ, and said, very
quietly 81 have nothing TO do with this the general
term stands adjourned to the first Monday in Janu-
airy next Messrs. Jay and w hlte said they had no
objection To the writ being altered from the general
to the special term. The judge said that could
only be done by consent of all parties, and Henry
was then remanded to the custody Of the United
States marshal who took him before the United
States commissioner, Mr.. Hall, and the examina-
ton the witnesses on the part of Henry re-
sumed.
! "Eiiza Dickinson testified that she knew the
prisoner-who boarded with her in Spring street,
New York-in November, lS47 has known him
| ever since.
| ["The claimant has applied for subpoena for
one Barker, who, it is said, knew Henry 4 slave
| in Virginia within two years
| "At one, p M, Henry Long must be taken be-
fore Judge Campbell, according to the adjourn
ment last evfning."
| Referring TO this case, the New York Journal Of
| Commerce remarks
| "All this proves thing most conclusively,
viz that the charge made 80 positively by the
Abolitonists, Free-soers, &C.. soon after the act
was passed, that it took away the privilege of ha-
beas corpus, and therefore unconstitutional, is
entirely without foundation"
The republic., 1850-12-30
A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

LA WILLIE LIE PARIS.
fINHE proprietor of the above establishment an
Il nounces to his friends and the public generally
that, owing 10 the continued increase and demand
he has been induced TO enter largely into the manu-
facturc aud putting up of the following articles,
and which he will sell fifty per cent lower than
they have heretofore been offered in this mar.
ke, and at least twenty five per cent che aper than
they can be purchased by retail in any Of the
Northern cities and for quality, they cannot be
surpassed
600 oanisters hermetcally scaled Champignons.
(Mnshrooms,) at 3 per canister; 50 cents
half do.
500 canisters hermetically scaled Pehts Pos
10 cents per canisterj z7s half do; or ss
per dozen.
200 oanisters Theoretically sealed Asparagus,
large size, ! 25; small do, 81.
300 canisters hermetically sealed Stewed To-
mato, 80 cents per canister.
500 bottles Tomato Sauce, at 20 cents per bottle
rs dozen bottles Preserves, assorted, at 80 Der
dozen.
Together with every variety of Sauces, &c, &c.
&c G. GAUTIER,
La Vile DE Paris
corner Penn. avenue and llth street
Dec l6-2awlw&law6w
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y. IL. CLAY MUDD,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent

y. IL. CLAY MUDD
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
SAN FsANctsco, CALIFORNIA,
VIII give prompt attention 10 any business an.
trusted To him.
Refers to-
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Secretary Of the Treasury
Hon. John J. Crittenden, Attorney General Of
United States.
H. Collins Lee, tsq., United States District At
torney, Baltimore.
Messrs. ssndford n Shoemaker, baltimore.
Hon Joseph X. Ingersoll, Philadephia.
Morton McMichael, E-a
Simeon Draper, New York.
Hon. John Young,
Coleman a Stet-on,
Col. William Schouler Boston
Philip Greeley, Jr., Esq., Collector of Boston
Hon L. Butler King. San Francisco
j. A. Cost. Esq., San Francisco.
Dec lb-dn
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A INsTRucTREss wANrED.-A,

A INSTRUCTREss WANTED.-A genteel
IA well bred lady, competent to teach the French
language and piano forte music to two young
misses, may find agreeable situation by adj
dressing p. w, at the Republic Office Her ser
vices would be required from o A. M. to 4 p. M,
and then dining with thefamily.
The most unexceptionable references to capa-
city and respectability will be expected
Dec 2S-3ts
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DgsrEa.rr RrNcoUNTsR- 7,oo Men 4nncksd
bp an EagL-The Planfers' advocate, published at
Macon, Noxubee county, Mississippi says that on
Sunday the sth inst, Mr.. Jonathan Henkle and Mr..
Adams Of that county, reclining upon the
side OF hill baskng in the genial rays of the
when suddenly large eagle made swoop and
fastened its lions in the breast OF Mr.. Henkle.
tight Immediately cnsued between the two young
men and the eagle, aud after considerable scui-
fie, they sucooeded in capturing it alive and
ricd IL home No damage was done except that
Mr.. II. received slight wound in the breast. u
is said to be very large eagle.
The republic., 1850-12-30

WESTERN Hoe TRADK.-The slaughtering
son, at the last accounts, nearly over, and few
sales were taking place.
At Cincinnati, 23d instant, market quiet. The
sales comprised 234 hogs, dividing on 200 lbs. at
"a 05 81 10; 26S do, averaging 1870 lbs, at
-; I00 averaging 100, at 81 10; 200. averaging
235, at 81 l2l.
At Louisville, 23d instant, few sales at s 3 so
SO 9Onet. One house, jackson, Owsey Co., had
concluded their operations-the number Of hogs
slaughtered by them this season amounting TO
~ 400
The republic., 1850-12-30

A MoTHra's HssorsN Tho house Of Peter
Knight, Of Bath, Maine, wac nearly destroyed by
FIRE Wednesday evening, and a small child
sleeping in the where the fire burst out was
saved by the intrepidity Of is mother after one or
The child and ita mother were taken from the win
dow of the second story, the latter with her dress
in harnes
The republic., 1850-12-30

The New HAYES MErTINe.-A letter from
New Haven says that Brevster's large hall
hlled the evening Of the oath with the best por-
ton Of the citizens Of New Haven, and that the
meeting went off well and hsrmoniously.
The speakers were Hon. s. Kimberley, Hon
Ralph j. Ingersoll, Rev Nathaniel w. Taylor, d.
D. Of the Theological Seminary connected with
Yale College, Eeazer X. Foster, Charles A. Inger-
soil, Jonathan stoddard, Esqures, and James F.
Bsbcock, editor Of the New Haven Palladium.
The correspondent who communicates this adds
"Abolitionism is below zero in New Haven"
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CARUsI's SALOON.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI CONCERT for the benefit of the poor, TUES.
DAY, December 81, 1850.
PERFORMERS
Misses Emile and Virginia Eberbach
Masters Henry and Edward Eberbach, vocalists
Professor Pedro A. Daunus, piano.
Professor r. schenig, flute.
Professor Arthur Schott, vocalist.
PROGRAMME:
PART rIRsr.
/. Duet Air, Suisee with variations on the piano;
Miss 4. Ebcrbach and Mr.. p. A Daunus
tiunten.
,. Child Of the Regiment opera La Fislia del Re
gimento; Miss V. Eberbach, Donizetti
3 Duet, for the iute and piano, the Alpine Horn;
Miss +. Ebcrbach and Mr.. r schcnig.
T. Duct. The Winds of Evening Gently Move;
Misscs +. and v Eborbach, Lodcr.
g. Quartette. Johnny, Johnny, can you count
twenty five; Msses r. and v Eberbach, and
Mastcrs H. and +. Ebcrbaob scbned.
o. The Wild Cszole ON Judah's IIns, Hebrew
melody, written by Byron; composed and
sung by Mr.. Arthur schott.
I. Robert, Robert, thou whom Love, opera Robert
lc Diable; Mics Enilie Eberbach,
,,.- .,oovn IMey'rbeer.
l. sercnade for flute and piano forte; Miss f. Eber-
bach and Mr. =. Scheng, Beethoven.
2. Duet. r ben per mia memoria, opera La Gazza
Ladra; Misses +. and V. Eberbaoh,
,. The Wanderer. piano forte and flute obligato;
Miss V Ebcrbach, Listz.
4. Cayatina Cssta Diva, opera Norma; Mics s.
Eberbach. BeIlini
D. Ductt. Jeanette and Jeannot. lin charactor:)
Miss V. and Master H. Ebcrbach, Glover.
o. Solo. "fis the Last Rose Of Summer lrish rnclo.
dy, words written by Thomas Moore; sung
by Mr.. Arthur Schott
T. Good night. my Love, opera somnambula: Mis-.
y. and V. Ebcrbach, Bellini
Price Of Admission Tickets 50 ceuts; children
bali price To be had at the principal Music and
BOOK stores and NJ the door, the evening Of the
performance.
Doors open at o'clock; performance ~ com
mence al half past precisely. Dec 2s-3t
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~
Il nue., between Tth and sth streets, are now re-
celving from the nost recent importations in New
York the following rich and ipost desirable eoods
via.
Dress silks, in great variety aud Inost fasbion-
able styles
Colored silk Velgets Of every shade Of color both
vide and narrow
French Cashmeres and Alousselnes de Lame a 9
the latest styles. and very rich
French Merinoes. ofevery color and finest quality
Watered and plain lrish Pophns
Black and colored Watered Silks
Real Thread lace Capes, very rich
Real Thread lace Collars, Jenny Lind STYLE, en-
tirely new
French Worked Collars, Cuffs and Sleeves
Richly embroidered Evening Dresses
Rich thin Silk materials, for evening dressea
Real Thread lace Berthes
Black Lace Cspes and Berthes
White and coored Grape Shawls
Real Cashmere Long Shawls
Rich Velvet Sack Cloaks and MsntleA
Very richly embroidered Handkerchies-
Together with great variety of olher new and
desirable goods, which they deem unnecessary to
enumerate and to all Of which they respectfully in
NlV especial et'cnuone Dec 3-twif
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oARUsr'ssALooN-N YEARS soIREE.

CARUsI has the honor to inform his friends
II. and pupils, and the ladies and gentlemen of
Washington and vicinity, that his NEW YEARS
SOIREE will be held without fail on the evening
OF January 1851, at the 'Old saloon"
l.. CARUSi presents his rcspccts and the com.
pimcnts Of the 10 the ladies who have here
toforo honored him with their presence, and re-
speotfuly requests their presence on that evening
Dec 20
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Ntw HAMPsHIas NoMtNATIoSs - Charles H.
Peaslee, Democrat, has been renominatcd for Con-
gress In the second district " New Hampshire. He
received sixty nine votes out Of one hundred and
twelve. The Democrats of the fret district have
unanimously nominated DIR. George kittridge for
Congress. rhis is the district now represented by
the Hon. Amos Tuck
The republic., 1850-12-30

HACKLEY' S GEODESY, LOGARITHMIC
IL Tables, &c,-A treatise on Trigonometry,
plain and spherical, with its application to Navi-
CATION and Surveying, Nautical and Practical As
tronomy and Geodesy, with Logarithnc, Trigono-
metrical and Nautical Tables.
For sale by TAYLOR * MAURY,
Dec 30 booksellers, near 9th st
The republic., 1850-12-30

II RoAHDiNG.-Sentlom desiring board can
~ be accommodated at Copp's Pavilion With the
best oil board, Tor 3 90 per week, board with
rooms, on reasonable terms. Private parlors for
dinner and supper. Private dinners and supper.
served at the shortest notice
" h Bathing rooms always in readiness hot
and cold water always on hand. Sulphur, furne
magnetic, vapor and shower baths, prepared at
the shortest notice. dec 1l-im IL
The republic., 1850-12-30

LNOR 1851, COMMENCING WITHTHE FIRST
- WEEK IN JANUARY, THE LITERARY
WORLD. This Popular journal the frat and
only one OF its kind successfully established in the
United States, is especially devoted to the in nterests
of the Reading Public.
lts Leaders embrace all subjects of general inter
est, handled in an independent style.
Its Tales and Sketches by the beat writer's of
our own country, or selected from choice foreign
sources not generally accessible.
Its Chronicle of Passing Events 10 full and minute
ON all topics likely to interest the intelligent, en-
bracing the latest information on all subjects of
Literature, Science, Art, music, Drama, Popular
Amusement and Social Chitchat.
Its Literary Notices aim at combining entertain
position OF suery ne,O book Of uaiue plltlished. m
The proceedings OF the various societies fer Dis
covery or Research throughout the country, are
regularly reported in its columns
II contains every week lists of ali Books pub
lished in this country, and Descriptive Catalogue
OF valuable works published abroad and not re-
printed here. This information cannot be OBJ
tained in any other single and its value
to all readers need not be dwet upon.
Its constant contributors some Of the most
eminent authors Of the country.
II ID the aim of its conductors to issue q Weekly
Journal inferior to none in America, in enlightened
entertainment and efficiency.
The Literary Worid contains from twenty to
twenty y-four quarto pages, and is Issued every Sa-
turday, at SO per annum, aI,oays ~ adoance.
+. A. & G.. L. DUYCKiNCK,
Editors and Proprietors, I57 Broadway,
Dec 24-*2dIw New York
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"ANTED-A Cook and Water.--A first
wv rate Cook and Waiter, both Of whom tho
roughly understand their business. sone othcrs
need apply, for they will be required to furnish
unexoeptonablc testinonials of ability and hon.
esty. and his wife would be preferred
Wages no object, provided the parties suit
Address Mr.. W., at the Office of the Republic
Dec 1s-3ts
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IF YOU HAVE a COLD. GO no eILmAnx.s

FfOU HAVE a COLD, GO TO GILMANs,s
Il Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue atov,
browns Hotel, and get bottle of Gtddsnxs Cough
syP tryit once, and you will never be without a
bottle OF Il In your house; IL is purely vegetable
VI You are troubled with the Rhcumatism, Sore
Throat, Paine in the Back, Side, or Limbs ge, a
bottle OF Gtdd,ngs L,nimsni aud be cured. No
one should be without a bottle of these valuable
preparations in their house. Principal office, 81
Pearl street New York. Dec lI-4uif
The republic., 1850-12-30

e--NoTICE.-Our Office will be closed on Wed.
ncsday, 25th instant Christmas Day,) and First
January, New Yesr's Day Persons having
notes due on those days will obhge us by attending
10 them previously.
CHUBB, sCHENCR & co.
Dec 23-MTESMT
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TsIsxrsphaic.
Despeas M1der-Atiempted Robbery,

Desperate M1der-Atiempted Robbery.
BosroN, DEC. 2b.-Yesterday Geo. Hayward,
the depot master at Lincoln; Massaehusetl caught
robber breaking into the depot, and laid hold OF
him. The robber, however. got way; and, as Mr..
Hayward pursuing him. he turned and shot
him in the groin, and made his escaps. Mr., Ii.
died this morning. The name OF the robber is jus
tin Davey, OF this city, OLD offender. He has
been tracked 10 Bedford woods, his way TO Can
ada probably. large force in pursuit Of hiai.
More Of the Gale--Seppai Lioes Lost.
HOLMES HOLE, DEC. 2S.-During the late gale
schooner was driven ashore on No Mans Land, and
almost Immediately broke to pieces by the violence
of the sea.
The crew were seen struggling in the breakers
but assistance could be rendered them, and all
hands perished Five Of the bodies were washed
ashore the BEACH. No clue has yet been found as
10 their names, the name VI the vessel iost.
The republic., 1850-12-30

FIVE DrPAaTMKsT.-A meeting Of the Fire De
partment will be held this (Monday) evening, at
haf-part seven O'Clock, at the Hall Of the Pcrse-
ycrancc. The ponotual attendance OF the dele
Oates ia reouested
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LIrrELL.s LIVING AGE. NO. ase-Ial cts.

LITTELL's LIVING AGE. NO. 3s0-I2l cts.
Commencing a Neic Yea aud Ner Volume
CONTENTS.
/. Augustus Neander-Brihsh Quarterly Re
Uietc.
2 The Urban Devastator-S Spectator
J. Battle Of Hohenlinden-J r.. H.0diev.
T. Life and Marims of La Rocbefoucaud-
Sharpe's Magdzins.
3. Maurice Tiernay, Chaps xvi and xvii Dub
lin University Magazine
g. English Critics on American Songs-People',
Journal.
7. Kings Speeches and Presidents Messages
Morning Chronicle.
:. Diplomacy Nicaragua London Times.
2. Prussia's True Policy DAILY Netos
10. The German QuRrrols-- ELaminer.
~. Cost of Aiming Europe London TINES.
u. Union Of the Austrian Empire London
Tunes
10. India-Spociafor.
IA. Brszi--Spectafor
With New Books, Poetry, and Short Articles.
WAsHINeToN, December "a, ls4b.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted 90 Litera-
turc and Science which abound an Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to be the
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current Literature ftho Eng glish guage; but
this, by ts immense cStont and compr rehcnsion I'M
cludos portraiture of the human mind In the ut
most tcxpansion oftho prcsentage
J. q. ADAMS
Published weekly ut 80 a year, by
r. LITTELL 4 Co, Boston
And sold by JOS. sHILLINGTON
Dec 2l-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and q, al
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A NNUALS AND SOUVENIRS FOR lS5l.--The
"A Cabinet Of Modern Art collection Of twen-
ty-fve subjects from modern masters, engraved in
mezzotint.
The Snow Flake, birthday gift for 1851.
The Keepsake, gift for the holidays, many H.
lustrations by artists OF cminence.
The Christmas Tribute
The Romance Oi Mature, with beautiful engrsv-
ings Of coored flowers.
The Leaflets Of Memory, an illuminated annual
for 1851, edited by Rcyne Coates, NJ. d, Of Phi
ladclphia.
The Drawing Room Scrap Book; Beauties OF the
Opera, English Gilt Leaves Of American Poetry;
and others, too numerous for an advertisement, all
in rich bindings
Also, fine editions of tine best American, English,
and French authors, finely bound and illustrated
Albums, Drawing Books Prayer Books, fine En-
gsh Bibles, &c, Sc, n great variety the fo.
reign editions imported rom abroad by the sub
scribcr, and for sale at The lowest range Of prices
IN every case.
Dec 81 FRANCk TAYLOR
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Osz- smithsoni.n Lecsare.-Dr.

90 Smithsonian Lectures. DIR. JoHN LuD-
Low. Provost Of the University of Pennsylvania,
will deliver course OF two lectures, the even
ings Of uesday, 3lst inst, and Thursday, January
ID, 1851. Subjects: " Induction" and " Associa.
ton" Lecture 70 commence at "a O'Clock, p. NJ.
Dec 30-4t
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A LA VILE DE PARIS.

A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
Ornamental Lights, pases, Siiper Hare, Sc
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER has lately been at consider
Il able expense in purchasing and having manu-
factured for his own USE in the furnishing Of Balls,
Parties, &c. the following articles which he will
hire out on the most reasonable terms, viz:
A pery Splendid
CENTRE TABLE ORNAMENT AND CHAN
DELlER.
These were made expressly to my own order.
Two pair VERY BEA ULCANDELABRAS
One pair MAGNIFICENT VASES
large and very splendid assortment Of
Siirer Warei French China, Cut Glass Wars.
and every variety of articles in this line sufficient
to furnish party of some three th0tisand persons
These articles will be rented out either separately
or together on the most reasonable terms
&. GAUTIER, Confssur
LA WILLIE DE- PARIS
Dec lI-2uilaw6wif Corner Pa. av. & llth sts
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THE COMESTIBLE STORE will be
IA found fresh Fruits, &c. such as
Malaga Grapes. Do Raisns, Oranges, Lemons
Currants, Citron Jujubc, Figs
Prunes in fancy boxes, Cranberries, Apples
Cocoanuts, Candies, Nuts of all kinds, Preserved
Ginger. sc. ALSO,
Sardines, Olives Pickles, Capers, Maccaroni
Salad Oil, Lemon Sirup,
LIQUORS.
Champagne, Hook, Madeira, Sherry, Port, Lis
bon, Malaga, Claret, Muscat, and other Wines
Superior Pinet, Otnrd and London Dock Brandy
Scotch, Irish, and Old Rye Whiskey
Holland Gin, Bitters, Absinthe, &c.
ALSO,
Havana and Principe Cigars, superior Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, &c. For sale by
JAS. Y. LLOYD co
Penn. av. three doors east of 18th street
Dec 2l-eo6tif
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Henry Vail ct al, Executors Of Laurent Salles,
deceased,
John Tonnelc ct al
DURSUANT to a decretal order of this Court
Il made in the above entitled cause, will be cold ,
under the direction OF the subscriber, the Referee
in said order named, by Anthony J. Beecker,
auctioneer, at the Rotunda in the Merchants E1-
change, in the city OF New York, ON the ninth day
OF January next, at twelve O'Clock noon of that
day, all that certain lot of land with the dwelling
house and improvements thereon, situated on the
south side of II street, in the city Of Washington
in the District of Columbia, adjoining the residence
OF the late Mrs James Madison, being the same lot
which is known on the general ground plan of the
city Of Washington as Lot No. 10, in square No.
22l, and containing five thousand eight hundred
and twentyfo four square feet and ,hree-four of
square foot, be the same more less
Dated New York, December 20, 1850.
THOMAS Adds EMMETT Referee
O.. II. sTRoso, Solicitor.
The above sale will be pcremptory to the highest
bidder. Fifty per cent. Of the purchase money
may remain on the security Of the property for
three years.
Possession can be given shortly after the sale.
Dec 2s- dts
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
DECEMBER 81, 1850.
rINHlS Bank will be closed, usual, on Wednes-
l. day, the 25ih instant, (Christrnas day } and
Wednesday, the LIST of January next
All notes due at this Bank those days must be
attended to on the Tuesdays Immediately preceding
each day Dec %, "a ,3O,3l