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The THREE TooaEys.-A wee bit Of a row &C
CURED on Christmas eve, at the confectionery and
grog establishment of Mrs. Lcary, on the avenue
which is next to the Adelp phi tavern, which is near
to the Adelph theatre itself We are not acquaint-
ed with the particulars Of the transaction further
than that Mr.. Alexander Dubant escaped from the
premises in safety, Notwithstanding that Mr.. Jero-
miah Toomey threw tumbler after HIM, and Mr.
Timothy Toomey fired two pistol barrels at him.
The officers of police happened "a be at hand, and
very soon nabbed the two young gentlemen, name
ly, Mcssrs. jeremiah Toomey and Timothy Toom-
ey, and about 10 conduct them TO the place
OF penitencc, when third gentleman, namely, Mr.,
Dennis TOomey, intcrfered with the respcc able
public functionaries. The consequence Of this was
that not only Messrs. jeremiah Toomey and Tim
othy Toomey, but their aicctionato and respected
brother, Mir. Dennis Toomey, was also conducted
to the aforementioned place of penitence, to wit,
the watchhouse. They were on Christmas morn
ing-poor fellows, the very morning they had laid
OIL for rich enjoynent-obhged to md bail for
their appearance before the Criminal Court, TO the
tender mercies of which tribunal We respectfully
commend them.
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PIANOS. sERAPHINEs, &C.

Just received per barque Ida and schooner ST.
u Payson, from Boston, and schooner Michigan,
from New York. eight more Pianos, which, with
number recently received, make my stock the most
extensive ever offered in this city. In this assert
ment are two Rosewood seven octave Louis XIV
Pianos, Of unsurpassed quality Of tone and beauty
OF exterior from thc justly celebrated
of Cblckering, Boston. Also. a number Of o. and
octave Rosewood Pianos, OF fine tone and finish
from the same factory And o. and octave Pianos.
from the best New York msnufac tories.
Purchasers have great advantages in selecting
from this varied and superb stock at prices rom
S226 10 y 1000.
Second hand Pianos taken in part pa yment,
Also, just received. further supply of Sera-
phines and Melodeons, Of good tone.
number of highly ornamented and other
Guitars, of excellent tone fr m i s To $50
New Music received weekly, and sold as low as
IL can be bought in this city.
RICHARD DAVIS,
Dec 2l--eo3t Penn aveuue
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Local Matters.

CHRISTMAS is PAsT.--It was winterish day--a
cool day, with clouds that seemed snow ;laden but
they let no snow fall The winds and the boys got
high at times but committed disasters The
holiday Of pleasure and happiness t. very
many people in midst; yet, we regret to add,
it was probably attended by more drunkenness,
and revelry, and immortality, than have been com
united on any three holidays preceding it in the
whole year. The determination to preserve good
feeling and hilarty was seldom lost sight OF, how
ever, and merry devil presided over the festivi-
ties.
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THE REPUBLIC.

voyages, are that one fancies he can hear
the Chnamans chin chin. Peacefully dyoted 10
national interests, shall be within 'stones
throw" OF almost any place on the face OF the
earth. Steam and the enterprise and the natural
advantages we possess render US Independent RI
walls. Why, then, under such state of things,
should we throw away the goldcl sceptre? Heaven
forefend il b.
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90 MAsoNIC.-A regular communication Of
the Grand Lodge Of the District Of Columbia will
be holden at Masonic Hall and 10th streets
on Friday next, the 9th instant, at I O'Clock
p VI.
The Grand Officers elect will he punctual in
their attendance, as they to be installed and
the Grand Officers and Members OF the Grand
Lodge will also be prompt the Report Of the
Committee on the Constitution, Rules and Regula-
tions, will be submitted.
Brethren in good standing are fraternally in
vited.
by order Of the NJ. w. Grand Master
CHARLES 5. FRAILY,
G.. Secretary.
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LrrrrLL,s LIVING AGE, NO. s,s-,aI CO.

ktNtNc Rpfs' NJ Sbs-fS8 Gus
ton,aenoins NoD Year aud Ne'o Volume
CONTENTS.
Uioo
2 The Urban Dcvastator-Sp Spectator.
3. Battle OF IIohcnlinden-J r. H,adley.
T. Life and Masims of La ROcheioucaud-
Sharpe's Magazine
q. Maurice Iiernay, Chaps xvi and xvii Dub
lin Univosify Magazine.
o. English Critics on American Songs-people's
Journal.
T. Kings Speeches and Presidents Messages
Morning CHRONICLE
). Diplomacy Nicaragua ,onao,. Times.
2. Prussa's True Policy-Daiiy Nsps.
10. The German Quarrels- Eraminey.
~. Cost of Aiming Europe London Times
IL. Union Of the Austrian Empire London
Times
10. India Spectator.
IL Brazil-Specfator
With New Books, Poetry, and Short Articles
WAsHN0Tos, December ~, ls45
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litcra-
turc aud Science which abound in Europe and in
THE country, this has appeared to 20 be the most
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current Literature ofthc English Ian qua go but
this, by lie immense extent and comprehension in
cludcs a portrsiture Of the human mind in the at
rnostespansion fthe present age.
J. q ADAMS
Published weekly ut 50 year, "
". LTrTELL& Co, Boston,
And sod by JOS. SIIILIINGTON
Dec y -dtw&wlw corner Pa. ay. and 4, At
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q r FL CIA L..

Report of Professor Il. u. Baehs, Superintendent
Of the United States Coast Surrey, 10 the Secretary
Of The Treasury, an relation 10 The Rtous and
Islands bet,oeen MONTEREY and The Columbia riue.
COAST SURVEY OFFICE. Dec Is, 1850
SIR: have the honor TO communicate a fourth
photographic notice relating to the western coast
of the United States, containing a description Of
the islands and rivers between the harbor of Mon
leroy and the mouth of the Columbia river, by
Lieut.. Commanding w. p. Macarthur, U. S. N,
and Assistant in the Coast Survey. | would re-
spectlully request authority for its publication.
Very respectfully, yours,
(Signed) A. ID. BACHE.
Superintendent U. 5. Coast Survey.
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIS,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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DIED.

In Emmittsburg, Maryland, at twenty minutes
after ; O'Clock p Nj. Of the lsth instant, MOTTER
ElCHELBERGE Err, eldest con of JAS. w. EIcHEL-
BERGER, NJ d., aged Is years months and "a days.
On Wednesday, December 25th, in Alexandra,
Virginia, after short but painful illness, CATHA-
RINE A, consort Of Mr. j AMEs ENTwIsTLE, jr., Of
that place, and eldest daughter Of JosEPH RAn-
cLIFTE, Esq, of this city, in her twentieth year.
Truly it may be said, lin the midst of life are
in DEATH and, she lived truly exemplary life
she doubtless now rests in peace.
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Do Smithsonian Lectures.-Dr

o. Smithsonian Lectures-Dr. Cox, OF
Brooklyn, n Y, will continue his lectures the
evenings Of Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday OF
this week, at 4 O'Clock. Subject; "TIistory a
science, and the best methods for ts prosecution
plank walk has been constructed directly west
from the building 10 the brick pavement on 18th
street, where a lamp will be placed at the gate.
Persons coming ths direction will enter the lecture
o'm through the north east tower.
Closing lecture on Friday Subject: Poetry.
Dec 23-dtf
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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

A MONG all the other novelties TO be found at
IA GIBBS'S Fancy Store, few choice and
beautiful singing Canary Birds, with cages-their
voices Of the finest quality. prettier more
tasteful gift can scarcely be imagined.
Also, great variety of fancy and ornamental
trfes, suitable for Presents during the Christmas
and New Years HOLIDAYS Dec ~
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Teicgrsphie.
aryipaI Of o., Steam,r philadelnhia.

Aviual Of he Steamer Philadelphia,
New ORLEANS, Dsc. 2l.-'Fhe steamer Philadel-
phia has arrived with three hundred passengers
Her California news is superseded by that Of the
Cherokee. The steamers Panama and Antelope
left with over two millions of gold, and a great
many passengers on the Isthmus.
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MARRIED..

BY the Rev. MIR. HoDGEs ON the 23d instant, Mr.
JOHN ADAMS TO ELIZA ANN PEAkE, all of
Washington
On Thursday evening, 18th inst by Rev J. G..
BUTLER, WILLIAM r. WOODWARD to ABE
LAIDE LAVENDER
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+ AND WARRANTS-for sale by
IL Dec Eft CHUBB, ASCHENCK & co.


CARUSIs SALOON-NEW YEARS SOIREE.
I CARUSI has the honor to inform his friends
II. and pupils, and the ladies and gentlemen of
Washington and vicinity, that his NEW YEARS
SOlREE will be held without fail on the evening
Of January 4, 1851, at the "Old Saloon"
l.. CARUSI presents his respects and the
piinents Of the to the ladies who have here
toforc honored him with their presence, and re-
specifically requests their presence that evening.
Dec
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4nriety ia relation 10 The Steamer Ohio.

New YoRK, Dec 26.-The steamer Ohio had
not arrived at eight O'Clock this evening; there is
much uneasness in regard TO her. IL reported
10 day that she had put into Norfolk, but not Gre
dited
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COLLATION.. After the business Of the Convoca-
ton shall have been disposed Of, the BRETHREN Who
shall have subscribed to the Colaton,will repair to
the National Hotel, where, at O'Clock, seats will
be taken
Tickets can be obtained by the present sub
scribcrs, by brethren In good standing DESTROYS
NJ w. Or. Master, or either Of the X. w. Or. War
dens. Dec 23-3tWThF
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Departure Of the q. s. Steamer Susqiehanna.
PHILApELPHIA, Dec. 26-The u. s. steamer Sus
quehanna sailed from here for Norfolk this morn
ing.
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GJ-NoTICE.-Our office will be closed on We'd
nosday, 25th instant, christmas Day) and First
January, (New Years Day) Persons having
notes due on those days will oblge by attending
to them previously.
CHUBB, sCHENCK & co.
Dec 23-MTFSMT
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Dr. $3.50 ERN TRAVEL, SAVING Ia
76AAvXT HOURS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND PIrTSBURG OR WHEELING
On and after MONDAY next, December 30th, a
Passenger Express Train will be run at night each
way, between Baltimore and Cumberland lea wing
Baltimore at O'Clock, p. NJ, aud leaving Cum
berland at 10 p. NJ.
Passengers going TO or coming from the West
will, by this arrangement, pass the mountains
in the day time, and those who leave New York at
O'Clock, A NJ, aud come through by the EI
press Train from Philadelphia will take the even.
ing train from Baltimore, The train from Cumber-
land will arrive 10 breakfast in Baltimore, and its
passengers can take the early line for Philadelphia
and New York. BY order
Dec 25-tJanl H. ENGLAND Agent
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Fsos PoRTo RIco.-By the clipper -barque Bro
there, Captain Ward, from Guyanila we have
dates to the 18th instant. Abundant rains had
prevailed throughout the Island of Porto Rico, and
the prospects tor the coming crops very fiat
tcring. small parcel Of new sugar had been sold
on the north side at 81 for st. Thomas. II was
generally supposed that sugars would open mt SO
TO 81, as per quality. Molssses 10 ~ cents per
gallon. Nothing had been doing in coffee, the
picking Of which had been much retarded by the
heavy rains.
Considerable excitement had lately prevailed in
the island oocasioned by the report Of an intended
invasion by Nercisso Lopez from Hayti, and heavy
attachments Of troops had been ordered to Maya
guez, the nearest point to Hayti. few days pre-
vious 20 the sailing of the Brothers report had
been circulated at Ponce that Lopez had effected n
landing about twenty miles To the eastward OF that
place, from large steamer, with five frigates, and
troops were Immediately ordered out at Ponce TO
meet the invaders.-N y Jour Com.
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THE WING ALMANAC poR 1851

| WILL be Issued in a very few days, soon
w as the New York State canvass Of the recent
election shall have been received and condensed
for It's pages. Beside the usual Almanac matter, it
will contain
Political Events OF 1850
The Election Returns of 1850, Compared with
those of former years.)
A List of the Members of the Thirty first Con
gress; also Of those already elected TO the Thirty
second
Digest of the important Acts Of the late SEES
sion Of Congress, including the California, Terri
torial, Military Bounty Act, &C., &c.
Mileage of the present House.
United States Executive and Supreme Court.
The States-Governors, Revenue, Debts, &c.
California in 1880: a summary.
Central America and the proposed Ship Canal.
Willard Fillmore biographical sketch.
The Dead of 1890 General Taylor. John c. Cal
houn, Wordsworth, Louis Philippe, &C., &c.
Europe in 1850.
European Notons, Forms of Government, Chief
Rulers, &c &c
American Notions their Capitals, &c.
The Almanac is almost entirely original, and
has been made up with and labor. II is be-
lieved TO present vivid and reliable picture
of the world at the close of 1850 than be obtained
elsewhere for shilling.
Orders, enclosing the cash, are respectfully So
hcited. Price III cents sngly, 81 for 10 copies,
81 per hundred, S65 per thousand. Orders filled
intiexibly in the order Of their reception. Please
address GREELEY & McELRATH,
Dec 27-ltd<w Tribune Office, New York.
E>ROM oNDON-walter scotts Poetcal
Il Works. with Landscape illustrations, by Fin
den, Turner, and Others of many of the localities
of The poems. | VOL, London.
The Tales and Poems of Lord Byron, with 10
beautiful illustrative engravings | vol, London.
Poems. by Samuel Rogers. | VOL, filled with
engravings, London.
Millions Poems. with 100 engravings. vols,
London.
Rogers Italy, one volume small quartz. with SO
engravings, London.
Buiwer's Pilgrims of the Rhine, with 81 engrav-
ngs, London.
Goldsmth's Poems, one volume, London. with
80 eDgravings.
And many others of the same class and general
description, too numerous for the limits of an ad-
vertisement; imported direct from London, in rich
and ornamental bindings, by
Dec q FRANCK TAYLOR.
NJ oTICE.-We hereby respectfully inform
~ customers that their respective accounts will
be made up to the 25th instant and handed in inn
medately thereafter, when it will be expected of
all 10 come forward, settle up, and commence the
year with account.
Dec 27-dlw wifi =. II. HODE & CO
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AT ODD FELLOWS. HALL.


WHIPPLES GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITION
OF THE DIsSOLVING VIEWS,
as E1h'tited IN The eities " Boston, PhiIadsIphia
and elsetoAsre
II REPRESENTATIONS of the most beautiful
II Scenery Of all parts of the world with a great
variety OF Ancient and Modern Structures Ruins
Cities, Castles, &c, which are produced in a truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scene,
gr1w lhto proportion and again disappear, but 50
sudden and mysterious is the transition that il can
only be compared to the magic of a dream seen by
the eye.
commencing Tuesday evening. the 24th instant.
and Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. com
mencing at O'Clock.
splendid Series Of Views, among which severaI
representations Of White Mountain
Scenery in New Hampshire
After which, the
OXYHYDROGEN MICROSCOPE
Will be applied, revealing the Wonders of the
Anlmalcular World
Followed by European Views, among which isa
View OF Rome, the Coliseum, the Castle of ST. An
gelo at night. illuminated by Fireworks
The Swiss Cottage-the Snow Storm
City OF Constantinople.
The Lake of Killarney, City of Lisbon, City and
Bay OF Naples, Eruption of Mount vesuvius!
And many others of the most aublime and beauti
full scenes in Europe.
The whole enllvened with music, and concluding
with brilliant display of
PYRAMIC FIRES!
Interspersed with a variety of Beautiful Scenes.
among which is an equestrian likeness of
Gen. Taylor on parade.
A correct likeness of Jenny Lind, acknowledged
by all to be perfect taken by the aid Of daguerre-
otype instruments, from the Swedish Nightingale
in person.
Marine View of Ships in actual motion.
Cahfornians Dream, and many others Of match
less beauty.
Doors open at half past 8; exhibition commences
at half past O'Clock.
Tickets % cents; children half price. Reductions
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CHRoroLo0Y.-Mr. heas / have been much
pleased and instructed in attending the lectures Of
Rev. DIR. Cox, ON History. But regretted 70 hear
20 learned gentleman affirm in hs first lecture,
that the half century will closc the 3lst Dcccm
Der instant. think the doctor Is just year behind
the time, the half century having ended with last
December. w.
The learned lecturer must do better next time
But let inquire which Is right The end Of
the fret year was one year complete, or 'hc one
hundredth part OF a century. The end Of ten years
was ten years complete or one-tenth part Of cen
fury. The end Of fifty years, or the ffteth year
il fifty years complete, or half a century. So
now, Items and Dr. Cox think alike, and the doc
tor is therefore right. q. e. d.
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uNExAs SECURITIES for sale by
Il CHUBB, sCHENCK, n co.
Dec 2O-lw
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a CHRISTMAS IscIpfNT.-Mr. Items: poor, mis-
cradle care worn, ragged man, stopped before the
door, and looked wistfully up and down the
street for quarter of hour. In the mean time
a company of genteel youngsters came along, and
the largest-apparenty twelve year old boy, and
well dressed stepped up to the friendless old man.
and after rowdy salute, threw a cracker at him,
which exploded on him, and burnt his already rag
ged clothes. These heroes then marched on with
IA shout of triumph. Presently, crowd of chill
dren were gathering around the poo pitiful, lit
tie fellow in warm great coat, and with red com
forter round his neck-a seven year old young gen
tleman-aJter cycling the poor stranger u moment,
stepped within the circle, pulled out his wallet, give
the object quarter-probaby the last or the whole
of his Christmas money-and slipped off up the
street before ] could inquire his name. ] would go
on pilgrimage TO get acquainted with that boy
mother. Pity that every boy has not a mother. j.
"Pity that eue,y boy has not mothop' There is
reproof in this expression, yet think the
mothers of our city, and of our land, may read it
with profit. The mother of Washington is honored.
Should the mother of the lelon be condemned and
despised9 This is the inverse OF the pao IL would
be hard 80 to decide; and yet We never see young
and tender boy, of noble character and conduct,
but thoughts straigbtway turned toward
the mother who has taught him TO be such.
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kASsAs IsDIANs.-There arc four young, bright
looking Indians OF this tribe at present in this city
We arc not acquainted with the objects of their
mission, but pleasure evidently forms no inconrid-
cradle item in their pursuits. They are gay young
bucks, and strut largely, and hold bright colored
ornaments in high esteeun- They do not stray
away from their lodgings often, and one of them
informed us last evening that the reason Of this
was because their Great Father here advised them
not to do so, our~ young white chief were " too
fond Of bad. Ugh-ugh"
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Il Fbot HAVE COLD, co TO GILMAks's
Il Drug Store, on Pennsylvania avenue above
browns Hotel, and get bottle Of Gidding, Cough
syrup try az once, and you will never be without
botue OF u In your house; Il IL purely vegetable.
II you are troubled with the Rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Paine in the Back. Side. ar Limbo &c, q
bottle OF Gtdd,ngs Linimeni aud be cured. No
one should be without bottle of these valusb BILE
preparations IN their house. Principal Office -
Pearl street, New York Dec ll-.~if
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TO THE PARTIES WHOM 1T CONCERNS.
TINHE Person who took the two Gold Vest Chains
Il from the showcase of John II. Gibbs, one day
last week, is requested to return the same through
the Post Office otherwise, and questions will
be asked. Unless speedily attended to, other
will be taken 10 recover the goods, and the name
will be made public.
Fancy Store Penn. avenue,
Dec. 24-3tf between 9th and 10th sts.
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poAHDiNG.-Gentlemen desiring board can
ID be accommodated at Cops Pavilion with the
best OF board, for S3 80 per week, or board with
rooms, on reasonable terms Private parlors for
dinner and supper. Private dinners and suppcrs
served at the shortest notice.
" B-bething rooms always in readiness hot
and cold water always on hand. sulphur, fumc
magnetic, vspor and shower baths prepared at
the shortest nouce. dec Him II
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THE DIssoLvISG VIEWS, &c, now exhibiting at
Odd Fellows Hall, attracting the attention of
many of our people, and especially the serious and
intelligent, who delight in the interesting subjects
presented. Persons of good judgment and taste,
who have witnessed them, assure us that they are
ennenuy worthy the patronage Of every family
in this community.
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The most comicsl figure on the avenue on Christ
mas day old guy Of a box on four wheels,
drawn by a white horse and on which sat two gen
tlemen looking forward and two looking aft, all
having ''long mines" protruding from their mouths
"Ain't that death on the pale hosp intcrrogateda
wit in embryo, looking after the party they gal
lopcd along. yes" responded another Juvenile
of the genus rowdy, cor they will be death on the
pale hoes before they gifts for on their road" and
we thought he would prove prophetic unless the
egg nogs should perform their Legitimate duty
first. and topplc of the Jolly passengers.
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Los u WARRANT.

"ARRANT No. % $40, for leo acres Of land
w was issued 10 John MCGOWAN, of the Tenne..
see Volunteers, under the act of llth February,
1871, and sent 10 Allen Hall, Eco, care Of Jos
Bryan, OF Alabama, Washington City. Sand war
rant having never reached its Destination notice il
hereby given that, after the expiration Of weeks
application will be made for duplicate warrant.
in lieu of the lost original
JOSEPH BRYAN,
Dec s-law6w For claimant
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CAUTION ABOUT AGENTS OF ISM.
~ DEH'S" WINES Consumers at Washing
ington City are cautioned against any persons re
presenting Themselves authorized 20 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 al philadelphia when they
VIII b. instantly attended TO, the goods delivered,
free OF freight and the order ctory executed
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Wine Merchant,
Dec lJ-dlm 10 Walnut street, Philadelphia
TINS cAUTIos refers only 10 travelling agents
from New York who may offer 10 yend my wines
and not to customers Of mine who reside at Wash.
ington city. is Jr
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Liberal RE WARD.

I OST, Pearl Card Case, borders white pearl
IL centre dark pearl. Supposed to have been lost
near the corner Of 18Th street aud Pennsy lvania
avenue. The Under will be rewarded by leaving il
az tho office Of
Dec 27-3t CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.
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Steamship Building in Neo York Clippers for cab
forrlia and Canton- The London. Times this