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DANCINo ACApEMY.

MADAM BLAKE has honor the citizens Of
M and dancing school
Apollo Hail for the reception Of pupils Days Of tuition Wash
Tuesdays and Saturdays O'Clock
O'Clock and Georgetown, Mondays and Thurdsys from
10 O'Clock.
from 70 o'clock.
Madam benefit OF pupils and the enter
friends hrst Monday evening
December continue every Monday evening during the
season attending pupils win be charged
admission, eve dollars for the Oct 3eosm
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Nv DYEa I. moGUIRE, Aactsonssrs.

EANcY SALE FOR THE HoLYDAYs-we have received an
fancy baskets, kc d.
York Also, invoice OF English jewey,
(sent Is sampes,) consisting Of
brooches, bracelets glove bands, ockets
Ear rings and drops, mower studs and buttons
Guard. vest and fob chains, gold pencils and pens
kc 800 fancy silk and pearl but
tons, being entirely patterns
SUPERIOR SURPRISING In elegance
additions expected making the
sale only attractive but Attending In all probability the only OPP
IL O'Clock Monday morning. December
M saloon asor Of 10Th street and Pennsy
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D AucuoneeTa
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West He closes with q severe Iebuks TO the members
Of the party lsh and the res-sol party
and asks for them divine blessing fo their errors and like
good shephe I'd will try and them bis dock.
He quotes Bible quite generally In his circular and Is
very severe upon the "men-stealers" he calls the
sou therners, together with the churches.
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no Smithsonian IecturesDr. Cor, Of Brooklyn, New
York. give FIRST Of his course History, Tuesday
evening, l7h instant Al ~ O'Clock.
where lamp win be placed
coming this direction viii enter the lecture
through the northeast tower
Deol 4--dan
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G5Trtnssy Church FsirThe ladies Of Trinity Psri. are
holding purpose Of furnishing
school
rou. beautiful collection Of articles
81 IN contributions
northern ciuss The assortment Of useful articles
tsnsve, offered moderate The fair will 10
O'Clock M day This week, closing 10 O'Clock in the
ing NC ~
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TICKETs for Jenny Linds Concert he gwen tho National
Hall "wednesday evening the slh) be procured at e
VIM M. MORRISON, from and
All wishing 70
Piled eligible both seeing and bearing
possible tho above named
they their tickets the regular prices
Dec lT-d2ta
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on Ian ~
wesBy virtue Of deed Of trust daed he 9Th day Of Jss
the land records r washington county in The District
sha offer Tor sale public auction the highest bidder
Friday, the 21h day Of December 1850, O'Clock
the premises all that piece parcel Of ground lying en-
Of lot number twelve (2) in square number huad
my three la55 IN said eiyS Fourteenth sucst
lot owned BY the he OF John Poor BY The nous
lot owned BY the heirs Of William James, die west ~
sad street, and extending back between parallel Inca shi
unto Joshua nawson ey Tho. ; IVY n s
duly recorded in Llber ~ No. 81 oos io7 hc Of As
records for Washington county, together with All and sins
buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale oneouh cash, and the residue In four eQu,
mens at twelve, eighteen, and from ~
Of sale, with interest which payments be the -
faction Of the trustee On full compliance Of purchase y
the and conditions OF sale payment the wbo
chase interest," and costs the trustee win convey he
chaser the tide vested In him by the deed Of above msnuo
The conveyances be nj the expense purchaser
JOHN w. MAURY, Trua,,
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
nj. 1a
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rELEGRAPauo aEp0R IS FOR TaE UNION

The Georgia Convention Highly Important Proceeding
MILLEpaEvrLLE, Dec 49, 1850 This morning Mr.. Sew
ard offered Vermont nuic alton law with resou
tions.
Mr.. Jenkins chairman of the COMMITTEES, made report
OF preamble, submissive but argumentave together with
the following resolutions; :.
Resoped That we hold the American Union secondary
ia importance only the rights and principles II was de-
signed 10 perpetuate III r.
pec will bind TO IL as 10 as II contI me saie-
guard of those rights and primer
8 That in this spirit George naurcly considered the
action OF Congress, embracing series OF neasures-he
Of California the Uuionthe organization oil
governments for Utah and New Mexicohe es-
adjustment the boundary between the latter and Texas
the slave trade in the District OF Coum
biahe exlradon OF fugitive slavesand the connexion
with them of the reception OF proposition TO exclude
slavery Mexican territories and to abolish slavery In
the District of Columbia and whilst II does not wholly APP
prove, will abide by them permanent adjustment oil
The sectional controversy, N
A. Georgia. in the Judgment of this convention, will and
ought resist, last resort, the Disruption oil every tie
which binds her the Unionany future act oil Congress
for aboishing slavery In places within th. savehodng
Sate-the erection OF forts, zines afseLas, DOCK
yards suppressing the slave trade between
Satet any refusal to admit State any
territory hereafter applying because Of the existence OF
slavery therein act prohibiting the introduction oil
slaves into the Territories Utah and New Mexico any
force Tor recovery Of fugitive slaves
That the deliberate opinion OF this convention,
that upon the faithful xecuton OF the fngive-slave law
by the proper authorizes depends the preservation oil
our much-loved Union
The convention then adjourned till thee O'Clock,
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Upon looking over our southern mail last night did
not find anything Of especial moment to change in any
degree the facts which appear in the telegaphc des
patches OF day or past The full proceedings Of
the legislature Of Mississippi have come to hand. and we
shall lay portion Of them before readers The sub
stance OF them has been hitherto given.
The legislatures Of North and South Carolina en-
gagged in the discussion Of the great questions arising
out Of the Compromise and the slavery agitation.
We feel. in taking survey Of the southern States,
strongly impressed with the conviction that modera-
ton and wisdom begin to exert their influence on
public opinion but is under the persuasion that the
North will forbear from all further aggression and that
abolition and anatiesm have been curbed in their head
long career Should the notification example OF Vermont
be followed or should the efforts in the Ohio legislature
TO hatch some similar REASONABLE project be successful the
winds will be unclaimed" and spirit of resistance will
be awakened such this country has not seen since the
days OF the revolution Public excitement is subsidng
into cam but it depends on the future action OF the
North whether it be the calm Of settled peace or the
ominous calm that precedes the hurricane. May God
hush the elements Of discord into perfect reposs!
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few moments before the adjournment Of the Senate
yesterday two documents received Of great inter-
est One was the Presidents message communicating
the official document by which the Legislature OF Texas
with remarkable unanimty, had accepted the offer OF
Congress touching her boundary lines the other was the
annual report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury We
indebted 10 one Of the obgng clerks OF the Treasury
Department for copy Of this report, which we hasten
to lay before our readers. The House Of Representa-
tives did not receive its copy and the Ms copy of the
Senate was referred the Printing Committee to decide
upon printing how many copies, &c. We can pass no
opinion upon its contents, for have not had the OPP
porunity Of reading them.
The Presidents message about Texas requires no par
ticular commentary in laying it before our readers As
far az we can Judge OF its contents and complexion from
hasy perusal, it appears 10 us TO be written in fine
taste and temper.
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y ZEAL Estate at Auction.On the 3oth day Of Dscssl
IL the premises al ~ O'clock shall proceed I'M
public auction under and BY virtue Of deed Of trust The md
sgned dated January e 1884, recorded III Liner B. Ma
foos 2se 49, Of the land records eoj
District OF Columbia, the substantial frame house and LOT
side off north, 5 west being p -
gnal numbered in square No SIS laid down p
Washington city, fronting u feet said street, and bords
alleythe dag will designate the precise location.
Terms OF sale cash, prescribed BY the deed Of The al
chaser will be required % comply with the terms Of saie within
days. and pay for his deed II the money paid within
time the trustee win resell at the risk and cost Of the nn pu
J. HELEN, Trusses
Nov 30--2awts A. GREEN, Ancuonss
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M.demoiseIIe Jenny Lind

MadernoiseIIe Jenny Lind
VIII give her forty grand America, and positively
her last in Washington, at the new National Hall, on
Wsd~esday Epeni~g, DeesmbU IL, 1850.
PROGRAMME.
Csy.nns-a virsiviso"--tLa sonnsmbuls,- sisnor
Ah ss1sa Perch. nor no del v.n,onLucia de Lam
Fantasia on the nuie-Mr sede Bnccialds
Ballad" Take luien-MdTs JENNY LIND Benedict
Overture Grown Diamonds) Auber.
seena and Aria" Casa Dva"-tNoma)-MdIe 49,
Aria Mn fsmpouip-CLs csneren,ola)-ssnor
a.IsawaHom.. sweet Home,--words by John
ma.r.,a ,.sns JC,.ri,-Md,lle JENNY LIND Bisbop.
o,sna msrch from the Prophee Meyefbeer.
The Bird sons-ad1ls Jenny LIND Tsubet.
n Porte xione-simor Beletti Bale.
Horn oblsato--Mr. schmitz.
Hail Columbia" which will BE- sung fof The nt time America
Conductor-Mr BENEDICT.
An orchestra composed solo Performer from
New YORK. led by Mr. Joseph Burke,
whole Of the Germania Musical Society," has been engaged
Doors open . O'Clock 70 commences ats O'Clock
The grand piano upon kindly furnished
BY MI Fcher Hall, Pennsylvania where
Il will be offered for sale amer the concert ~.
abe prce fired g. o. and g. Diagrams Of
wllards Hotel whers once has been
opened where be secured Every ticket sold viii
have number which VIII secure the purchaser SPECIFIC seat
Programmes words OF the In Italian German,
French English have beea prepared and may be obtained In
The public are respectfully informed that positively
sing In Richmond Friday evening the oo
instant, Dec I7-6
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The Indisna Conrsntion.

CINCINNATI Dec i4-Sectons have been reported IN the
Indiana state convention, providing Tor taking the census
OF hi,e male citzsns every year, and Tor thorough
Standardization To be Tree TO all NJ as cary
period possible. Both sections passed 10 second
reading.
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By A. GREEN, A,sc,ionssr

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
al GSLp pE AS
PENCILS, BREAsTPiss, EAR RINGS ERACELETs FINGER
my aucuon-room, Pennsylvania street
ne sams Soa . sy disposed he s
named articles offered in tins consisting q part
md hunting watches
900 gold guard chains, and ladies' chauslaines
1000 breaspins, earrings bracelets, hnsernss
5 DO pens and ,s Ts . asy &C.
large quantity, oalss.er paper weights and ornaments, cigar
s steel %mn Of
dsepon consisting ofea and purse clasps fnses and sse
Win ' large goods
declining 3 :od %.
siead articles Of good qualify and the sale post
Term. @e cash. i' p-''''' A. GREEN, Aueiones
Jenny Lind Opera Glasses.
JUST received, handsome pearl
glasses which win be soid a small advance from
guards chains, pins ngs silver
sna % % hs % viii % a. s g. % %
Particular attention paid repairing Watches clocks and ewelry
Dec I5-diw MAT Intel Washington, D. e.
Jenny Land Opera sacks.
WE val, open on Monday The e instant splendid ss.omsn,
v.. es sany and es choice s . are coSsas
from the NORTH and viii be for sale only for few days Great
Peun.yiv.ni. avenue, between IN and SIN .9,es
Dec i5-d4uf tInsL Rspub]
THE American Ara U.son subscription Last win
1 close on WEDNESDAY evening the ish inst
~ TAYLOR MAURy,
Dec is Booksellers, near 9Th street.
pEsDEsSIs. No. !. WIN .l,.:s,.,,er..
l Singleton Fontenoy, r. NJ; Novels by James Hannay
Iu.. rs ise'i'sd% rRAscK TAYLOR
:, Y. s y cor
nien1ranged with all modern improvements furnished with
nss water iiehen, .,abnr and carriage
for having finished for oOsehman
For further particulars, apply 70 - s..
Dec 5-eo3uf On the premises.
ROARDISe.-Mu JANE TAYLOR, nearly opposite ,hs Ma
ucna Hotel avenue has several and we'll
Of members Of Congress and others wild, or without their families
wishing themselves permanently and comfortably for III.
Dec ia-s.od.
season, make ba, one srip week 70 the shove place
leaving ws ;s sss Tuesday q sos0es
fss.g. and Are going and returning at Gone river
Darts nLLINERY.-Mrs. ANN H. CLARK win exhibit, ct
week. choice selection o. winter hal. .Ve and
Her doors east Of the Farmers. and Mechanics. Bank
Bridge street Georgetown. orders suendedo. Dec SIS
A LARGE and Fine Assortment OF Albums, richly
soans ne s'a ALBUM 'o S hs Victoria Album n. Es
Album and many others 100 numerous for ss mis
Of advertisement Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR
A SELECT variety Of Fin. Gold Jswelry-ou.rd
:.S love . ss w sae
Also, watch repairing in all It's branches, by
-. a.. NJ a ros,,. p whmusS p MAfhiNEh
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Notice 20 tine Citizens Of Washington.

Notice 10 tins Cttixons OF Washington.
TINE BOARD OF ASSESSORS hereby give notice that they vii
daily At their In the City Hail. from 10 O'Clock
O'Clock D. M from the fifteenth the thirty first day Of D
Der instant inclusive Sundays and Christmas excepted
purpose Of correcting that may be pointed out The vi
subject to school tax for the year ending on the
of present month"; December and Of adding thereto
subject to the said school x which may
been omitted therefr0m. s8
particularly call the attention Of all TO he ID
person election In this city who's
been returned subject the school tar for this
Every free white male citizen Of this city Of the OF wen
and upwards would therefore do well to whether his
be said lists and omitted, 70 give notice TO the Board
Assesors that may added returned for this year.
T. y. HARKNESS,
GEORGE II. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH
WASHINGTON LEWIS,
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL Z. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
Dec l3-eot Dec 81 Assesson
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John w. BADEN Il BROTHER, Pennsylvania y
nue., 9th street, have just opened small assortment
following very superior goods vix
Very fne English Damascus towing pieces
"A beautiful assortment OF ladies' pistols
sharps patent sporting ride, with Manards primer, &C., &c
Nov l7--2zw4w
SlNGLE amd Double-bsErel FovvItng pieces, sks-
y w. BADEN BROTHER, hardware merchants, sign q
golden saw, Pennsyvania sixth street, have @
coved by late arrivals from Ensand ma assortment Of pO
Pine twist, and other downing pieces prices
from els 10 Sl25
Dixon SONS patent safety and other TASKS
Percussion caps patent wsds wsdcusrs, primers csanns
gun covers, &C.. &c.
Dec l--2aw4w
INE beg invite the attention Of stranceH
generally choice selection Of wines, bFandies U
old and Of the highest order and offered for sale At mo
sherry wises, bottles and wood, from different houses,
Madeira Ioted and in casks various grades and vntass
Port wine OF very superior quality and genuine.
Stenwen in Bockscentel.
Champagne, the olive, Of my own importation
Also, Heidsek, In quarts and pints. ~ IN
Also Bordeaux table aret, sauterne and Crave
Brandes, In botes very old such a. me Aipa vng
1915, Otard, Dupuy Co., London dock.
Also, on draugh, variety Of dock and pale cognac.
Jamaica rum, high proof and hne favor
Holland GIN very fine and pure.
Irish, Scotch, and fine old rye whiskey.
Batavia, Italian Marachno, Curacao, Absinte Kind
Stomach bitters, Scotch ale and London brown
Also sardines in large and small boxes always kept
A very choice article of Havana cigars
Besdes of family wines usually kept by wine M
ers :, r,rr,,....,.,
avenue, south side, between A and 9Th street,
Dec l2-2tawif6w
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIs.-The proprietor Of tho above
establishment his friends and tho public generally,
owing continued and increased demand he has been 10
duced largely into the manufacture and putting up The FOL
lowing articles and which he will sell nifty cent lower than they
heretofore offered this Market and least
cheaper be purchased OF the northern
Cities and as Tor quality, they cannot BE- surpassedi
600 can Theoretically sealed champgnons, (mushrooms at
81 per canister, and so half do
500 DO do pe po rs canister and 81 half do.
or % per dozen.
900 do do asparagus large size, 81 rs, small do sl
800 do d. slowed tomato, so cents per
800 bottles tomato sauce, At 20 cents per bottle.
rs bottles preserves assorted At 10 Dozen
Together with every variety of sauces, &c.
Vile Paris, Pennsyivania and llth street.
Dec l7-2twifk lw6wR
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THE assortment OF Bay ssats long shawis IN u
i Dstrict.-Wc have just opened
fine doubeace Bay State long bawis OF the newest s
and Of goods viii be- found larger and cheap
the quality be had elsewhere conssts In psnd
following grades, viz t
So ~ by la inches, quality, all In styles, mss
them not be had elsewhere
SO do 50 by l26 inches, high coors
do do. lower priced do, great variety Of styles
100 do from o. 10 S5 good styles and heavy
rs from IL IS 20 % 50
IS mourning and hsfmourning do, from % 80 10 alo
30 half mourning square shaws, great bargain
10 high-colocd square plaid shaws, very hns
Making Of Price and color complss
promise them with pleasure all In want and Oh
them the lowest market price south Of New York.
French Merinos.
Our assortment Mernos will also be found very
pete containing many desirable thai generally
w, M. SINISTER D. CO.,
Corner Of 7th street and Penn. avsnus
Dec T-d2wif
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wsshington Assemblies.
meeting the subscribers held AZ Csulers, on the ION In
slant the following gentlemen elected managers
Hon. Tbos Corvin. Hon. Albert c. Greene,
Hon. @, M Conrad Hon. n. 3. Foote,
Hon. II. c. Csbell, Hon n l. Chnemsn,
Hon Edward Gilbert. Hon. r M. McLsne,
Gen Geo. (;ibson, Com. w. d. shubrick,
Col Cbas Thomas, Com. O. Rinsgold,
Col Chas. A. May, Lieut. J. b. hinesoid
Capt. San. q. French, Lieut. H. A. Wise.
Mai. A. n. Gillespie, Lieut. W. w Russell,
Jos. @, a. Kennedy, Barton Key,
Hon waiter I,enor Hon. w. w. seaton,
Thos Richie, Thomas L. Smith,
John Potts ,. Knox Walker,
John p. Wolf Alex H. Cross,
VIM. b. Webb, Beverly Tucker.
Dec l7-I
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oUPERIOR Daguerreotypes First Premium ~ nj
wHlTEHURsThas extended the field Of his operations
ground any dagueneoyps In the country His CALLERS
may found Pennsylvania between and 9Th su
No. 207 Baltimore Balmore corner broadway and Leo
street, York; No. II Main street, Richmondi Sycsn
street, Petersburg; Main street, Nook and Main street. La
burg, Virginia at
His beautiful highly finished -daguereoypes
extraordinary improvement nsung faithful and highly nn'u
likenesses in few seconds. 81. 80.
rotary ground invented by J. H. whtehunt, gives
airy and living appearances to the picture.
Embellishments distribute than thirty ha
sand pictures annually and have given dissatisfaction! IN
certainly faueng proof the superiority Of his kenesses
j. H. W. public generally 10 his eene
gallery fuckers where I'D
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding composition In dagueneoypes o.
Fair Of the Maryland Institute be was awarded The n
medal by the judges
attended TO. Nov @-dl
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WANTED purchase, Negro Girl, bctyveen nfteen
twenty years age, raised servant Of good
habits which price will be paid Inquire the Irving
Hotel. Dec l7-eod3t
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THIS truly magnificent work Of art win continue on exhibition s
week only.
moons at O'clock. Doors open O'Clock.
rs children under ~ half price,
open 81 O'Clock begins moving " O'Clock
Attendance win be given panorama daily
tween TO- a. m, and Il p
Dec
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A SELECT Variety OF Fine Gold JeweIry-Gusrd
chains and the best quality OF London
Swiss wstcbesor low prices for cash. Every article war
ranted prove Il represented be sale
Also, watch repairing in all It's branches, by
CHAUNCEy wARRTNER
Dec 14-3 No. 2Tcdds Buildings, Pennsylvania
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BY DYER ~ MCGUIRE, AuctAoneerss
CToCK OF A DRY GOODS STORE AT AUCTIoN.-By vir-
u deed of trust shall sell auction rooms,
Tuesday morning next December ~ 10 O'Clock the entire stock
trade goods and fancy consisting In Of
Cloths, cassimeres, cassnets, hannels
Bieached and brown musins, eaicoes
Cashmeres nous. de lame, shawis
Laces, nbands, CHEMISTS, parasols
Fouard and other silks, vestngs, hosiery
Gloves, suspenders, mitts illusion
French flowers, veiis head dresses
Handkerchiefs, cravas collars
Tarleton, footings, cambria muslns
Needles, pins, tapes, Zephyr woscd
Boots shoes, brogans, hats bonneis, &c.
Together with articles which cannot be expressed IN
Advertisement
Terms cash.
By order Of trustee:
Dec sd Aucnoneen
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JENNY LIND OPERA CLOAKs.-ws opened YESTERDAY
monday beautiful lot Of the above goods, which we n
~ '''"'' " - '' cLAcErT, NEWTON, MAY, co
Declo-dlw
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ron sALE-Fisk Rsymonds elegant tight metallic cases.
south side Of Pennsylvania directly opposite sds
byT Hotel
Having completed extensive factory which has enabled
the demands for superior cefn convinced
win ready sales and greatly accommodate
who unfortunate need coffin their friends
have reduced prices below what is paid mahogany
conn We attend 70 conducting funerals in the country or city with
Rumor the contrary, the remains
OF Taylor placed Of collins;
single instance occurred Of Of them bursting from The FER
NJ NJ. WHITE,
Dee 6-d3m. Underwater,
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EDMUND H. WILSON, Attorney .t Law will pI.ctiss
IL Washington. Collections and claims before the
departments prompt attention Also,
ancng the adjoining counties Of Virginia vii
duly Once Louisiana four doors above
Copps Pavilion. Dec l7--dnf
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Aw NOTICE.-ovID ?. JOHNSON and HENRY RQGEks
II attorneys and counseiors slaw, win attend all professions
business in the Supreme Court o. the United States and IN me
eral OF the District OF Columbia They will also attend
business In THE different public departments washington
Once on Pennsylvania syenue between 18th and lh su
south aide. s Nov e-eu
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subscriber wishes discover the present resi-
i dence Liteneld and Sarah Jane Lilefeld, hi
wife. Please communicate with
CATHARINE BARTLEsON,
Dec 17-3aw3w Freehold, Monmouth county, New Jersey
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DENDENNIs, No. 7, with illustrations.
Singleton Fontenoy, r. Nj Novels by James Hannsy.
Dec is FRANcK TAYLOR
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THE Amerfcan Art Unson Subscription Idst win
i close Wednesday evening the 18th inst
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec Is BOOKSELLER, 9th street.