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no THE Dead DOCTOR HARTLEY, aurist nom IN, Va,
nlmary 90 Philadelphia, begs those \,
neghbohood Of Washington with whom
has, compliance with special
spend few days In the
head and all dssgreeabe discharges
removed without
least Inconvenience and nc VIII guaranty all
exist DR.. H.
Myers's dry goods store, Pennsylvania
aud 10th streets, Washington from 10 O'Clock daily
Evenings by appointment
and almost undivided attention this
has enabled him reduce his
find the confined
steady III. prescribed
submitted with confidence They
by distinguished medical Of the
county:
have pleasure Practice
favorable opinion Of his chaacie both
w. PARKER, M. d..
Professor Of Surgery, &C.
professional abilities will be duly appreciated by those who
JOHN H. WHITAKER, MD,
Professor OF Anatomy, &c.
Prem my Hartley, found deport-
ment correct and genuemany. - $3.50 ~ :.
pleasant duty testimony in favor Of the
Hartley deafness The npplcn
unattended by Inconvenience and rs effects almost
instantaneous. H. r. HhhDMAN,
Counsellor law, 20 Chambers street.
We have known partial deafness by
Dr. ii. scientific gentleman
can his ability and
difficult bra medical profession Globe
Persons Of the recommended
visit 70 Dr. Hartley aus 80 Arch above He
professional nnd having paid particular
tcpion affecting has acquired from
coping with this serious affection
those by physicians In general
sPdfeh
Decl
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To the Public.

respectfully inform their
the public generally that they have lately opened Office
Exchange Bank Seldom Whers, Co.,
Washington the transaction
agents. especially the of
for buying aud selling of lands securing
the titles thereof The junior partner Men aham) lawyer
profession will business
senior partner, Orchard M YoungD having
of General Land Ofce and become familiar
of public lands and having
lawyer and judge for persuades himself that he will be
which
edge and Of the where capitalists desire
their funds
Liberal advances will upon claims
agency character They
Seldom Wihers, Co.. and members Congress
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
J. Men, LATHAM
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Dec Ileol3l
browns Hotel, city Of Washington.

establishment
open Its front OF white
covering Pennsylvania
Sixth and Seventh seels and Is six stories height
buildings with oil mod
aGoding desirable
gentlemen all
newly superior Expense
spared respect worthy he public
L. T.. Il NJ. BROWN,
Pfoprieton
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CoLLrcToRs oyroz, CRY HALL,
December O. 1851.
NOTICE TO TnI-psyers.-Noce hereby adj
IN verisement of delinquent property will be published
current month The undersigned respectfully
leaves hun no discretion the premises but obgs him
the collection OF the by
upon which years due unpaid.
Dec 7--codJanln X. ] ROCHE. Collector,
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w
city, and immediate OF the
the building erecting old
Of Ith Market Space They
modern style for the dry goods
The store IS feet wide BY so feet deep the eles
side light the ~ wide by 10
basement feet wide by SIS Deep and feet inches high
the clear dry and finished for sales well
windows around building The
ing Market Space II feet wide 81 feet deep
o6 wide by y feet skyghi
long has basement finished for sales Is feet wide by SIS
feet inches There 4
each with its basement by The third
feet wide by 81 deep, with kyigh feet by
the could be made throwing
two last into Each vault the
fuel.
For apply the subscriber the Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~ streets.
Dec l3-TuThSauf ANNE r. DERMOTT.
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In addition 10 the lelegrapbc summary of the Baltc's
news TO the 10th ns,an, from Liverpool, we give the
following further details also by telegraph:
FRAscE.-Tbe cabinet formed by Napoleon. and
announced in his proclamation OF the order OF
things is composed OF the following persons Mons. M
De Money, Minister OF the Interior; Mons Fud, Minis.
ter OF Finance; Mons Ronher. Minister OF Justice
Mons Magne, Minister OF Public Works Mons. Theo-
dore Ducos. Minister OF Marine; Mons. Durnfee, Min.
ister oil Commerce; Mons St Armand, Minister OF War
Mons Foilone, Minister of Public Instruction; Mons
Fargoi, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
The High Court Of Justice has been dissolved by order
OF the President,
Nj. Baroche. M. Dronyn de L'Huys, Admiral Cece,
M. Monalembert, Luccn Murat, and eeveniy-6ve other
distinguished members of the National Assembly, form
the new Council OF State.
General Oudino late commander Of the army in Paris,
ia among The members Of the assembly elected n
Count Mole had not been arrested. but had written a
letter expressing his regret that he bad not been.
The soldiers will vote for the election OF President
forty eight hours after the receipt of circular from the
Minister of War. The vote will be taken yes mo-,
on the following propositions:
" The French people wish the maintenance OF the
ihoriiy Of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, and n.rus him
with the power necessary TO frame constitution upon
the bases mentioned in his proclamation of the I'd inst
Fresh arrests continue TO be daily made among the
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10 WESTERN rnAvELLEHs.
sss MAIL LINE Faon BALTIMORE TO ri


BURG.
(IhTougA ia twenty tuo Asurs and a hail.
TNuis line 10 Piisbung Baltimore ana
Penns ysnia Central railroads Is opera
ton Nv Baltimore D. % (haf AN hon,
amer OF The evening train nom and
proceed Harrisburg where they transferred lie Cens
railroad uain and edaey delay cyossis
daylight and arriving ia Pi.sbug m the
day slaiax distance performed railway
exception miles, which Is done coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Psburg In the OF lie Central raioad m and
arrive Harrisburg al the morning The e,
press the Baltimore and susquebanna will b,
waiting proceed Immediately 10 BALTIMORE arriving thse AZ
a M, IN Washington, which leaves AT IA
M Iy-Ibs . reliable any IN public
my-FaI. through (ether way Sill.
apply the ticket agent OF The Baltimore
hanna Railroad Company at Calvert Station Baltimore OF The
Pennsylvania Central hfoad Company
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent OF Transporatoo
Dee li-dlm
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AFTER thanking patrons for tho Increased
patronage extended to during the beg
them TIA shall positively
short dates all by pox feel
only Md that the prompt will
contribute temporal well will
them the utmost pleasure.
Dec l6-Jof PERRY BROTHER
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JyURs Furs! Fursl-WM. II. TODD o sous
generally ladies particularly
ceved handsome selection Of fs
fashionable style workmanship, which
ready for their Inspection and to which he invites
OF all who desire such ch
Portable, and seasonablr additions the wardrobe.
This comprises mu palatnes
eusof splendid black lustred lynx,
Itch, chnehia, Siberian squirrel royal Hudson Bay
He has received from Paris and London beautiful assert
Persian lamb skin goods for ad
and children.
Ladies' rsns made egiantne sacks richly fur
Asoa general assortment Of low priced for
Dec il-.Haw4w
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nRY GOODS.-YERBY q MILLER opening very
IL choice and cheap stock of dry goods, such
Cashmcfcs and de lame all prices
plaid and brocade silks
walersd poplns
Mornocs all shades, and cheap
Paramrtto cloths
AIpacas and bombaznes, all grades
"A descriptions mourning goots
A yer OF cambria and muslin bands
NIB
lawn handkercheh cheap
Aletandcr's Kid gloves
dry goods adapted TO ladies' and al prices
that fail please.
VERIFY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9Th street.
lmif
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L SPECIAL BARGAINS.-opensd today
900 of blankets Of all the best
vogue, and varying in price from 81 Jk pair up
A large 10, cheap blankets for single bed.
large lot Of bed comforts well made warn, and thick, Of
hest materials
Those persons blankets comforts linens dam
ask and towels, will find much their
stock
100 really Handsome shaws
large lot fback bombasins, mernoes, and aipscas
rs pieces handsome low priced table
iara. lot Of finer
10 bundles tsbie napkins, assorted
50 do towels and toweinss
75 pieces OF those extra cheap white flannel.
100 do choice caiicpcs, at 6k cents per yard
20 do very rich plain black silks Of that peculiar GLOSSY
kind. e'
30 do very handsome printed bookings and Zoo,
100 do very cheap shirtins cottons
80 DO irish lnens, all grades "pure inenu
so do iow-phced "Lyopese clothsp or
all shades, with many other new goods
Terms cash, unless arranged contrary
Good articles, low and fair dealing on in
- - ~
PERRY h BROTHER
oec h-i" Opposite the Centre Market,
ia. aOODALs. mwsto.I Dtrector and Leader, Me-
A tsopa Theatre Washington, he pre-
hc, &C. T' ''"'
His long experience leader Of the Queens Palace
BAND, London and the musical
unnvacd bn ROOM band
nc VIII be able TO give Satisfaction 10 his patrons.
hsngsmenn made to supply pisnisss Cor Of
band" ifme full company !. required Addr-,s
MR.. GOODALL,
- Wiiiard's Hotel Washington.
Dec ls-du
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Dec 2i--2w

ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and Illustrated Books for
Is5a-Fncndsps Offering Christmas New Year, birth
present 1881.
The Snow Flake for l652 @#
The Woodbine, HOLIDAY gift for 1852
Modern Art for fa52a collection OF wcntyfv
the highest
Leaflets Memory. annual for Ic2; edited by
Reynell Coates, M. d., Philadelphia
Bible Women Of the Testament; Our Saviour,
with Prophets The Pathways Abiding Places
Saviour; Bondage, by Wainwright The Ms
sionary Memorial Women of the by Rev. H.
Weld-aI proiusciy illustrated and spenddy bound.
The Book Of the Picturesque
The Book of Home Beauty.
Beau of be Charles the Second
The Shakespeare Gallery
Beautifully and richly bound Of Milton Rog
Campbell Byron Goldsmith Thompson Irving, and others
The Moss Drop The Remember Me; he ANA
ranh Lilly Valley The Irving Offering others
numerous o. the limits of an advertisement.
Abu u.s. portfolios, books Bibles
Juvenile both
French and English, for every age in great variety
Dec 81 fhANCh TAb LOR
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Beautiful and Appropriate Goods for Holy days.
CLAGETT DoDSoN have the pleasure inviting the aen-
Of the public following
sale, which will be found appropriate ensb.
presents for the approaching boydays
elegant table
wool damascus oriental designs
case erra fine and beautiful Belgian and
with cveriays, napkins, and doies 70 match
case rich Berlin mats,
oed sih network IN flowers for lamps and bottles,
10 French dvans arm and psro
chairs, and for cake and card baskets
. dozen new style toilet covers, various coors.
BESIDES many other nch and beautiful gs will
be found far
so frequently chosen for such
The table linens, for instance,
by the fortunate
inc happy moments OF the OF their gentleman
friend who ~ housekeeping contemplating should once
possess Of these goods.
CLAsETT DoDsoN
Dealers in all kinds csrpengs materials rugs
druggets table and toilet goods ocob rennsy
yana avenue, one door east OF hh street.
Dec 17-eod6uf
QOOMS FOR RENT.Two comfortably rnsbed rooms,
H. between ID streets and in the mmediss
Of Gadshy's Hotel board
sble terms. Apply on ths premises 49,.
Dec li-eodnn JOHN C. wHTTwELL.
PLANK ETy-jus received store Of the sutscrb.r
bales superior blankets, in lo4 liz and IA, whitney,
ribapd bound
Do in io-a, ia and 10 l. Edinburgh do do
Do in % 1o-4, 1i-s and 1914 Mackinsw
Also bale blankets for and for Wrapping
In tvavelng all Of which win most reasonable
terms $3.50
CIhGETT DODsoN,
Dealers n furniture and dry goods,
Pennsylvania avenue, doors east Of Yth 81 Get
Dec 2o-eo3uf
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WHTTEHURS1'S new and extensive Gallery o
Daruerrcoypes the
AZ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
This Ralafy advantages
the second door, and arranged for
OF The largest skls this county,
possea.es facility
for paintings dsgusreotype having
the world where he obtained beautiful
dagueucotypes all weather. though cloudy preferable except
Tor children. fo-tiportcm promptly attended
Awarded the medal Fa OF the Maryland
and a premium n nj New York
GALtssIrsNo 2oS BaltmoV Batmorsi 3H Broadway
New York Pennsylvania ayohue, Washington n Main
street, Richmond, Virgina Lyncbburg, Virginia Norfolk Viz
ginia and ccrsburc, Virginia.
These ssec. free the public all u the day
j. II. WHfTEHURsT,
Dec. i2-d3m Sole proprietor
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n HE BANK OF THE UNION n Browns Marble
Building, is for the exchange and
general banking business.
RIO. n. GALLAGHER, President.
p. w MARSH, Cashier.
Dec l6--u
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MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE has cope ned au
III agency business on
Department Of the Interior, nearly in
Whlnfd's Hotel, where he boards.
Nov go-d3m NAT IntclT Republic, Teegraghl
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NOTICE.The stockholders Of the Washington Light
IN hereby nouhed that, charter
election of directors ensuing
the Office the company Monday uay
1871, O'Clock, p.
]. T. BROWN,
Dee 2l-d2w Secretary.
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CARD.-We, the subscribers respccus notify all persons
II having accounts with respective
of and nted them the 2fib month
In order that pohtsby TO ourselves
and
and indeed tme The
every when prcsc nted.
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Dec 20--dImif
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SEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.-Win be issued by on
~ the FIRST of The books,
and respectfully ask the
he sent tn call and settle the either
liable paper.
CLAGETT d DoDsoN.
Dec 2o--dtis Jan,f
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More Bioodshed.

PARIS, Thursday Dec. As. p m.
In my letter last evening mentioned the probability Of
some attempt being made in the OF the night in
the quarter OF The Hotel de Vile. About or O'clock
twoor, believe three-barricades. OF rather fragile
construction, erected in the Rue Rambuteau Troops
Instantly despatched TO the spot An attempt was
made 10 defend them, and shots were exchanged,
which resulted in the death OF some OF the insurgents
Accounts vary, but IT is stated good authority that
about ten Of them were either killed or wounded The
rest OF the insurgents fed but before half dozen
were arrested Deiachmens OF cavalry continued to
patrol the Bouevards the whole OF the evenng-from
till II sclock-from the Madeleine 10 the Base.
This day. however the nsurrecton broke out in earn
Barrcades constructed about II o'clock in the
Rue ST. Martini and between the Portes St Dennis and
81 Martin The details OF what passed there is i'm
possible 10 ascertain the spot from which write has
within the last hour been nearly the centre OF the combat
AT bali past O'Clock an enormous column OF infantry,
cavalry and artillery moved along the Boulevards from
The Madelane the Bastle 1t must have been AT least
so 900 men About hour previous the groups assem-
bled the Boulevards dispersed by battalion of
site the Rue Vyenne, and threw chain OF senlines cross
ing the line between the Rue Lepelltier and the Rue
Favar
While the large column OF which speak was moving
along, shots fired from the passage youfroy, and
believe also from the building quite close to H. and
replied from the line drawn up the pathway Of the
vard and continued, without ceasing an instant for
more than half an hour II was answered by the insnr
gents who were, no doubt, established in some houses
on both sides The musketry ratified away for long
time mingled with cannon shot further down the Boule
ward AS at the moment the firing began great mum.
Der Of persons al the balconies and windows is
probable that many casualties msst have occurred. and
persons nowise concerned in the instruction fallen vic
TINS to their nnprndence or their curiosity.
Ii is said that the barricades OF Quarter st Martin ST
Denis and the Boulevard near the Baste, have been
taken by the troops You will easily understand how
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hoNnAr, Feb lI-6 p vi.
This has bcen very active, exciting day in Wall
street The spirit Of speculation has again become
rampant and the bulls have made their sppsarancs In
great force Canton Company keeps In the back
ground. There sales at either board All thu
fancies in demand, and the transactions to
enormous extent Harlem appeared to be the favor
tie the sales amounting to nearly SIX thousand shares
This Is without doubt the most promising railroad
stock the list Its prosp scts aattsfing that
vice margin must be covered before its actual vaus
IL exceeded. IL II In contemplation TO connect this
road with the Washington County Railroad AMI the
Ruilsnd and Burlington road. By July II Is under
stood the Harlem will be completed to Chatham
where II forms junction with the Albany and Boston
road, thus furnishing continuous route to Albany
At about the Fam, period the Washington County
read, frsm Rutland will be completed to Eagle
Bridge, In Hoosic Esnseelaer county, New Yofk
road IL In course Of constru 5ton from Bcaning.
ing the uoosic through wHliamstosn, Ma.s Pownal
ton to Eagle Bridge another from North Adams folio v
In Vermont, Pttersburgh aud Hoosic In Ben.s,laer
county, II following the Hoo.ic river 20 sohachti
coke Point above Troy, aud uniting with tha
Warrington County and BenDisg ton roads at Eagle
Bridge, Rensselaer, county, n. \. BY this route 20
Troy the distance 4, increased so twenty to twenty
n,e miles In getting 70 the north The Harlem Con-.
psny can, ~ badiug about thisty siS mile, OF new
road open their whole line 70 sl the northern roads
By shorter route than any other. This thirty.six
miles opens to them the travel and bunsss Of Most
real. ogdensburs aud Burlington, and you'll MAKE
their road the pleasure route to and from Canafs snd
the lakes touching at Lebanon Springs, Tht new
road starts at Chatham -Four Corners the point where
the Harlem intersects the Albany and Boston Railroad
ard where Afro the Hou.Atonc and Huison road,
meet and following grsa, natural valley via Lebanon
SPRING. st. phsntovn, Berlin a., tbs route to ko-
land l. direct and sixteen miles than by way Of
firsaeld snuch better grade and slose Their more
favorable line than the ether This must be the north
srn ruts between the city New York and lake Cham
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~ AND vA1rr OF IMPORTS sRon CupA, 1850.

Sugar and molassss form the bulk Of the total ex-
portaons from Cubs and the shipments to the United
States exceed In value the aggregate expectations OF
merchandise from this country. Tki, trade is likely
to liner ease, notwithstanding the rapid increase
In the production Of In the United States Con-
sumption in this country increases fast that are
less able, every year to supply our wants, and
therefore shall annually require immense quantities
from Cuba and other countries The ability o. Cube
TO supply any demand for this Important stspisi
beyond all doubt and with proper cultivation and
udicous management not only sugar but every other
product Of that Island could be easily more than
doubled The cutivators and propretors of the land
being politically opposed to the government, do not
appear to exhibit that energy and enterprise uni
versal In the United States. A Reconciliation OF tho
political difference and removal of the existing preju
dices would give great impetus to development
the resources Of the island.
The nature Of ths exports from the Unitsd States &c
Cuba exhibits .he Importance Of this part Of tbs trade
between the two countries -
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Of an announ ement that tho notorious George
Thompson, the English sbolitionist, would lecture
on his fayorte theme. The people were SO much
infuriated that he was obliged to forego his pur-
pose We are opposed to all nfracnons of the law;
but if Mr. Thompson should receive coat Of tar
and feathers before he leaves this country for Eng
land, we think the world would say he deserved
it, Were an American to attempt to preach in
cendiaIism in England, e would, we are satisfied,
be treated in a summary way. This fellow, how.
ever, presuming up our "largest liberty
thinks he can act as he pleases, an accordingly
INDUCES in more license than he dare assume in
his own country. Shall such disorganizer be toll.
erateda Are we to submit to "higAer law" be-
ing propounded to Us by member of the English
Pailie menl.
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Total value Of exports. s.. 800 I'll
We ind markets In Cuba for great variety OF on,
products and msnntsoturts and with pcopIr encour-
asement the unption might be largely increased
The present population OF Cuba IL sJot one ani hall
millions OF which half Is white aud the ohe, ha,
black Cuba has an extensive trade with Europs anc
the exports Of the island sum up kbast thirty 1--WE
millions of dollars, quarter OF which ras shipped
TO the United States. Internal I'm proven ats hay,
made considerable progress within the past ave y.a-s
About two hundred miles Of railroad are in active ope
ration, and steam Communication with the different
ports has become rapid and regular. The Island o.
Cuba contains nearly forty THOUSAND square miles
equal to that Of the State OF New York fertile
soil the sun never wamed In the hands Ct an active
energetic enterpting people II would yield fourfols
what y ever has with climate, soil, territory geo.
graphical position In fact with every advantage in the
world Cuba l. comparatively far behind the United
states In evrytbitg constituting actual wealth and
permanent property The annexed statement er hi
bits the number OF vststs and OF tonn age EN-,
rloyed in the trade between the Uaited States and
Cuba distinguishing The vessels sad tonnage Of each
nation engaged in the transportation Of produsts-