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A handsome gold medal, with suitable in
scriptons and devices, has been manufactured
by Messrs. Nj. w. Gait Brother for the Wes-
ley Chapel Sabbath School, and which was last
night presented to their superintendent, Mr.. I.
j. MaQruder
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EXTENSIVE SALE

Of Rich Silks, Cashmeres, Six Veipets q Shawls.
(NLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 CO., having determined
~ TO sell out their immense stock Of Silks Cashmeres
and Velyets, will commence from this day to offer them
at prime cost for cash. In the lot may be found
Rich Moreen Antiques, rich Brocades, Chene
Figured plaid, striped, watered, plain colora, and
many other styles of handsome Silks
All the desirable shades of Satips
Also, rich Paris Cashmcres, Moussenes
Printed Flannels, ~ colored Silk Yelyets
Cashmere Shaws and Scarfs.
Members Of Congress- strangers and citizens Of the Dis
trct respectfully invited TO attend the sales daily
anxious dispose Of the entire stock
possible. [dec 1b--1w
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WY CENsURE KossUTH THE Philadelphia
Euening Bulletin, q sensible and just paper, asks
this question, and replies: awe cannot join
with those of our contemporaries who censure
Kossuth. for soliciting our aid. He has the
same right to ask assistance from the United
States that the United States has to refuse
To say that the great Magyar violates the laws
of hospitality, by urging this republic to take
decided stand in reference to Hungary, is
sheer nonsense, and nothing less. For our
selves, though far from prepared, as yet, to go
the length he desires, wo admire him all the
more for the frankness with which he has pro-
which he seeks to convert public opinion here
to his side
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-We congratulate the
lovers of the drama on the reopening of this
place Of amusement the comfort and elegance
with which it has been fitted up, and the array
Of talent brought together by the enterprising
lessee. The bill for this evening is very attrac-
tive: the Lady of Lyons and the Rough Dia-
mond, with dance by Miss Walters.
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or Subscriptions, Advertisements, and all
other communications for this paper may be
left at the Book and Periodical Store Of VIM
Adam Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-
half street, where copies of the Telegraph are
for sale. Our office of publication will in few
days be removed to this store.
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CHRISTMAS MAMMOTH PLUM

One ,ceigAng 1000 lbs., and the other 500 lbs.
THESE CAKES can be seen on Christmas eve at our
4 Establishments containing four gold rings, and
the other three They will then be cut and disposed of
by the pound. We have also on hand 1000 pounds OF
Plum and Pound Cakes of various sizes, to suit all who
may call.
The above Cakes ornamented in the most beautiful
manner, and unequalled by any in the country Call
and see for yourselves.
Also, fresh Figs, Oranges, Grapes, French Confction
cries. common Candies Sardines, Preserves, Jellies
Pickles. Brandy, Fruit Almonds Raisins every art
Gle in our limo Stores of and 9th Streets and
on the Avenue between 18th and 18th streets.
dec left ECKARDT & BRO
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RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

DRY UOUDST DRY GUUDST
M CLAIM HARRY would most respectfully inform
wi their customers and the public generally that
they have purchased the entire stock Of Mesrs Stevens
Co. at considerable sacrifice below cost and will
Monday TO off this large and well-se-
lected stock without regard to price, Most of the goods
and desirable They be sold Mt price,
in order to make for We earnestly invite
early CALL great bargains may be expected at the
cheap cash store of McLAIN HARRY,
Three doors from Sth st., store recently occupied by
Stevens a Co. dec 13-3t
lint. Rep Metrop FIX News Rock. Jour. a Marl GAIL
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rag We would invite attention to the card
of Mr.. M'Lean, professor of drawing, painting
drafting, &C. Mr.. MLean's skill is well ap-
proved in this community.
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RAJ The concert of Madame BIsoAcorANTI,
al Carusis, tomorrow night, will no doubt at
tract the beauty, fashion, and musical amateurs
of our city.
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Fairfax County Items.

Isaac r. Wright a respectable farmer, resid-
ing near Fairfax Courthouse, Va, while labor
ing under depression of mind caused by pccu-
MARY embarrassments, committed suicide by
hanging himself on last Friday week.
The dwelling of James Kidwell, in the same
county, was destroyed by FIRE, with all its fur
niture, on Tuesday night of last week. Mr..
Kidwell and his family were abed, and narrowly
escaped with their lives. So says the Neos.
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THE McDoNoUGH EsTATE,-The Baltimore
Patriot learns from private letters that, on the
I'd of December, Judge Buchanan, of the fifth
district court, in New Orleans, decided that
Messrs. Brantz Mayer and BENZ. G. Howard,
and the Rev DR.. Gurley, acre entitled to receive
their respective shares of the commissions on
the estate of the deceased millionaire. This de-
cision viii give to each of them about So, 600.
This account is confirmed by intelligence re-
ceived in this city also, direct from New Or
leans.
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MRS. Z. MOFFETT.

Seventh street, opposite odd FeLlotcs' Hal,
yToULD respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies
w to a selection OF BL0oMER COMBS, which
win be sold at reduced prices. AlsoNew patterns Im
taton Cupins at rs cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perfumery, with variety Of other goods Mt the
lowest possible prices for cash [nov 15--tr
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IA" Mr.. Shillington, 0dcon Building, has
sent us copy of Godey's Lady's Book, for
January, 1852. 1t excels all other attempts of
its kind that we have seen. The cover page is
lovely, the title page gorgeous, the PARALLELS of
our Lord exquisite, the Happy Family quaint
and ifelike, the Pet Bird elegant, and the
Fashions, as usual, abominable, though we
suppose, adapted to their purpose.
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A STRAY HORSE.

EUA ON Thursday morning, the 18th instant, a
N$SSsSr small BAY P0NEY, with white star on the
~-y4 forehead, with and halter on. Any
VI ~ person returning the same to the subscriber
will be remunerated. EVAN HUGHES,
dec l2-4t& Cor. of 18th 1T. and Penna. av.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. Ia.


1t is reported to-day that Messrs. Hill, Nc
Lane & Co., the largest cotton firm in the city,
have failed for heavy amount. The house is
a popular and long established one, and the
failure has caused great sensation in business
circles.
In the First District Court of the United
States singular and important suit has been
commenced by the United States against Kitty
Smith, rich broker of this city, and his SON.
John Chandler Smith, resident of Baltimore
The plaintiff states that Kitty Smith was a de-
faulter, thirty years ago, MS navy agent, in the
sum Of SS280,000, for which judgment was OBJ
tanned in the District Of Columbia in the year
1922. Since that time Mr.. Smith has been do
ing a heavy business under his sons name.
The court has granted writ against the bank
deposites, and all other property of the firm,
to be held until the suit is decided.
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Congress To-Day.

SENATE.--Mr. JONES, of Iowa, presented the
resolutions of the State of Iowa in favor of the
maintenance of the Compromise.
Mr. SHIELDS presented the memorial Of Gen.
Jose Maria Herrera, asking from Congress pay
ment Of claim rejected by the Board Of Com
mssoners on Mexican claims.
Mr.. BRADBURY presented several petitions
against the discrimination of the present post
age law against transient newspapers.
Mr. PRATT submitted resolution setting
apart Friday of each week for the consideration
of private bills.
MIR. JAMES gave notice of joint resolution
providing for the appointment OF Board of
practical scientific men to report some plan to
prevent the explosion of steam boilers.
Mr.. BRADBURY introduced bill providing
for the payment of the claims of American Cit
zens, for spolations by the French prior to
1901.
Mr.. SHIELDS moved to take up the resolution
providing for the appointment Of committee
of three Senator'S to wait upon Louis Kossuth,
on his arrival in Washington, and introduce him
to the Senate; and after debate, the resolution
was passed-yeas 80, nays Is.
Mr. FooTE's resolution declaring the Com
promise a final settlement of the questions
growing out of the subject of slavery was taken
up.
Mr.. RHETr resumed his remarks
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Th Commit
tee on the Rules was announced to consist Of
Messrs. Jones of Tennessee Stephens of Geor-
gia, Chandler, Robinson, Stanly, Seymour of
New York, King of Rhode Island, Olds and
Wallace.
The bill introduced yesterday by Mr.. MAR
SHALL, Of California for the payment of Ger
tain moneys into the treasury Of California,
collected on imports in the ports of that State
after the treaty with Mexico, and before her
admission into the Union, was referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means.
MIR. FLORENCE asked but did not obtain con
sent to introduce q resolution instructing the
Committee on Public Buildings to report forth
with q bill making further appropriations for
the continuance Of the work recently in pro-
gress for the extension of the Capitol, in order
that a large number Of mechanics and working
men who have been deprived of employment,
and thereby their present means of subsistence,
may be again employed, it being exceedingly
difficult at this inclement season of the year to
obtain employment elsewhere in the city
The several States were called for petitions
Mr. STANTON, of Kentucky, asked, but did
not obtain, leave to introduce resolution with
a similar view. However, at later stage, he
introduced the resolution as a report from the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
A debate ensued, at the termination of which
the resolution was referred to the Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union.
Mr.. WALSH moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee for the purpose of con-
sidering the resolution; but no quorum voted,
and the House then adjourned
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Ray Jenny Lind sings in Philadelphia to-
night-Madame Biscacciant in Washington city
tomorrow night,
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In jefferson county, illinois, the 9th instant by 7.
b. MooRE, esq, MIR, HENRY NJ. hogan to Miss ELIZA
BETH CASEY, all Of that county.
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JAMES P. MCLEAN,
BEAUTIFUL FANCY eo0Dsi

TRANGERS and citizens called TO view the varied
- and beautiful Fancy Goods opening at Par<cr's
Fancy Store, under the National Hotel 1t is understood
that by Friday the 10th instant the entire amount Of his
selections will be ready for all who may be in search Of
something REALLY EXTRA for the approaching holt
days. For particulars call at the store.
ns- The display will be worth SEEING and the admit
lance freell PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
dec 15-6t under National Hotel.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. Is

BALTIMORE, Dec. l6-23 p. m.
Sales of 200 bbls. Howard street -four have
been made at 81. City Mills SD. Grain and
other things are unchanged.
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BY DYER & McGUIRE, Auctioneors.

BY DYER q MCGUIRE, AuCtl0n6orS
TRY Goods, Fancy Goods, JeweIry,
~ Ac.-0n THURSDAY and Friday morning, the 18th
and 10th instant 10 o'clock, at auction rooms,
shall sell large assortment Of seasonabe Dry Goods,
Jewelry, &C., viz:
Long and Square Shawls Dress Silks
Silk-warp Alpaca, Bishop Lawns
Swiss Musiins Jaconet Cumbrics
Linen Cambria and Silk Handkerchief
Silk yelvets Illusions Grapes, Wells
Buck, Berlinlined, Silk aud Kid Gloves
Suspenders Table Covers, Cravats
Bead Bags, Carpet Bags Laces
Edgings, Cap Nets, Sewing Silks
Spool, skein and ball Cotton Feathers
Together with lot of fine Jewelry, Furs Felt Bonnots
Ribbons, &C.
ALSo-An extensive assortment of Toilet Soaps, Per-
fuInery, Extracts, &c. DYER MCGUIRE,
Auctioncers.
N. B.-The abovedescrbed goods must be sold and
those who wish to purchase at their own price will do
well to attend.
dec I'D TIntel.&Union.
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Porte-Monnaies

BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
MRS COLLISION has just opened her goods for the
INl holidays, consisting Of
Papier-mache Portfolios, Ladies' Workboxes, Jewslry
Papiermache Inkstandishes
Perfumery, Fancy Baskets
Buffalo Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Berthes, Collars and
Cuffs
FOR GENTLEMEN
Fine Silk Cravats, Gloves, Cigar Cases
Shaving Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Soaps
Pearl and inlaid Portemonnaies
Linen Pocket Handkerchefs, Comforts, Hosiery, 10.
FOR CHILDREN
Fancy Baskets, Gloves, Finger Rings, Gold Pencils,
Breastpins
Crying Dolls, Dolls Heads, Wax Dolls African Dolls,
dressed and plain, ct the
FANCY AND MILLINERY STORE
Rr SIXTH ST., near Louisiana av, and rear OF
dec 16-tr the National and Browns Hotel
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CRIMINAL Court To-DAY.-John and Samuel
Sheckells, charged with rioting submitted their
cases to the Court, and we're each fined ten
dollars. J. MNeale Latham, esq, for tho de-
fence.
Moses Brown, charged with larceny, is upon
trial d. Ratclf, ESQ.,, for the defence.
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POSTSCRIPTl
The Markets.
New York, Dec. /

New YORK, Dec. 1872 p. m.
Flour is firm. 1000 bbls. Southern sold at
$4.37@$4.50 Grain is unchanged Cotton
is firm, and tobacco quiet
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Mr.. X. A. MARSHALL 80 Sole Lessee.
Also Of ths broadway, New York, and Walnut Street
philadelphia, Theatres)
mr.. ". NJ FLEMING Stage Manager.
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TO conclude with the farce Of the

To conclude with the farce OF the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Margery Miss Kate Horn.
Cousin Joe ii. O. Jordan.
Box office open from TO a. to p. m. Doors open at
hafpast sixperformance will commence at quarterpast
seven O'clock. lfHs f5*
An efficient police will be in constant attendance to
preserve strict order
Price Of Admission.
Private Boxes So Dress Circle and Parquette so cents
Reserved Seats in the rs cents; Family Circle rs
cens Gallery and Third Tier rs cents Orchestra Seats
rs cents.
For further particulars see bills of day [dec I'D
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0VERTURE-Zampa -- BY the Orchestra
The Grand American Polka
SoLo-C07net : Mr.. Bayley.
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9D0 900 CIGARS.-We have for sale a large
COO.OOO lot of medum-priced Cgars, consist
ing of Kcgaias, medium and London sizes, in lilo, 49,
and IA boxes. Those who wish good Cigar, at low
price, should call and examine assortment, they
will be sold very low for cash to close consignment
For sale by JOHN b. KIBBEY e. CO.,
dec l6-Tu&Tb4w No g. pp. Centre Market.
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Mr.. CLAY, according to the Ledgcr's CORE
spondent, is coming to Philadelphia for his
health, to be the guest of DIR. jackson or Hon.
Josiah Randell. His disease is said to be ''bron-
chitis of the right lung" We trust that by
good medical care and perfect quiet, the health
of this distinguished man may be restored and
his life yet prolonged for many years.
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Di..olution or Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed is this day dissolved by mutual consent and all
demands Of every kind against the late firm are to be paid
by THOMAS CONNOLLY, to whom all debts due TO them
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We trust he may improve under the kind
and skillful care of these gentlemen; but " bron-
chitis of the right lung" is not unlike q scia-
tica in the knee,joint, or headache in the
hack
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DIR. ]. s. ROSES
HREAT PAIN-CURERl

4 MEAT PAlNGUhEhl
" THU WONDER or THE AGElII
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC This wonderful
preparation Is used internally and externally giving inns
mediate relief nom all bodily pains.
II used according to directions, it not only relieves all
pain but Il cures 1t usually the FIRST application. 1t
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief as thousands who have used Il can testify TO Rheu-
Morbus Pleurisy, Earache, Toothsche, Cholic and all
pain In the Stomach Bowels Headache, Pains In the
Womb, Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, Spine Disease,
Lumbago, Scalds, Burns, Chillblans Sprans Bruises
Pimples, and all Chronic Eruptons.
IL you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN, use DIR.
Roses PAINCURER.
If you desire to be cured of ALL DISEASES take his
Family Medicines. Price 12 25 and 80 cents per bottle
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THIS EYENLy0, DECEMBER 49,
VIII be performed Bulwers beautiful play OF the
LADY OF LYONS. -
Claude Melnotte Mr.. Fleming.
Pauline Deschappeles Miss Heron.
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NEW Sugar Cured Hams, Of very superio
In quality. For sale by
JOHN d. KIBBEY & CO.,
dec 16--l2wF No 5, opp. Centre Market.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH


TUESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER IS.
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NOR THE CONCERT!-A fine assortment of
lie HEADDRESSES is now open at Mrs COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery store, SIXTH street, square
from Pennsylvania avenue. dec l6-tr
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TNNGLIBH Pickles and Sauces.-Just re-
IL ceved from the agents of Batty Co." and Crassc
Blackwell" lot OF their celebrated Pickles, Chow
chow, Gherkns Onions, Wanut Mixed Pickles, Cauli-
flower Beans, &c. Also-Mushroom, Walnut and To-
mao Catsup with assortment of best English Sauces.
John Bull Worcestershire, Harveys, Reading, &c. For
sale by JOHN Is. KIBBEY CO.,
dec 16--M&Wl2w No. 5, opp. Centre Market.
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ESXTRA Mess Shad.-We have just received a
IL few New brunswick extra Shad, in half barrels
and kits, selected expressly for family Fish of this
quality quite rarity here and being packed nett
quite US cheap as ordinary fish, For sale by
JOHN Is. KIBBEY CO.,
dec 16-Tu&FSw No. s, opp. Centre Market.
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NEW Crop Sugar and nj GLASSES at auc-
In tiOn-0n Wednesday next, the 18th instant at II
o'clock, +. A. ii. Dodge's Wharf, the cargo Of the
brig Fdela, from New Orleans, consisting Of
203 hogsheads Sugar. part strictly prime
199 barrels and I56 halfbarrels choice Molasscs.
Il. s. WRIGHT Auctioneer,
l6-It GeorpetoWn
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OPERA AND DRESS CAPS
ITO THE LADIES.--Justo pened--another sly
J. of Ladies' DRESS GAPS, in addition to the extensive
assortment on hand embracing OPERA, MOURNING,
and Breakfast do At Mrs. COLLISIONS
Fancy Millinery Store, SIXTH street. one square
tupa above PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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ALL READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

Magnificent Family Bibles
on COPIES Family Bibles just received elegantly
~ bound and beautifully illustrated
A. GRAY,
dec Loco It'll ST., opp. 0ddFellows' Hall,
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FURsl FURs 1! FURs!!!

FUHD UIkp11s
VIM. II. TODD announces to his customers gene
rally, and the ladies particularly that he has
ceved large and very handsome selection of Fine Furs
of the most fashionable styles and superior workmanship
which has ready for their inspection and which
he invites the attention of all who may desire purchase
such rich durabo truly comfortable adj
dtions 10 their wardrobe.
His assortment comprises MUFFS, vICT0RINEs PAL
ATINES or FLAT B0AS, and CUFFS, Of
Splendid Black Lustred Lynx
Stone Martin
Russian Fitch
Chinchilla
Siberian Squirrel
Royal Ermine
Hudson Bay Sable
Swansdown.
AF- lie has also received, from Paris and London,
beautiful assortment Of Persian Lamb Skin Goods Of the
above description, for Ladies' and Children.
Ladies' Parismade Byzantine Sacks richly trimmed with
Fur.
Also general assortment Of lowprced Furs for Misses
and Children, [dec Il--eo4w
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REMOVAL.

Fruits, Corrections, &C.; Vines, Liquors, Ha-
Uana Sesars, &C.
T AS 7. LLOYD intending TO remove from his present
81 place OF business win sell his stock of goods conf
prsng principally the abovenamed articles, cheap for
cash. This is no humbug, great many similar adyer
tsements He will sell cheap for cash bat does not
say less than cost
Come and for yourself he is DESTROYS Of closing
out Immediately. JAS. L. LLOYD,
dec 13-tr Penn. av., doors east OF 10Th st.
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FOR SALE,
ID LIGHTS to use all the IMPROVEMENTS in manufac-
III turing, recting purifying and refining Oils from
Rosn and applying the in the manufacture of Ma
chinery, Oil, Tanners OIL Paint Oil, Varnishes &C., &c
R0BBINS'S PATENT.-Guarantied November 4th
1851. Apply to J. d. WALLACE,
Agent for the Assignee, at H. w. CARR's Newspaper
Agency, THIRD and WALNUT SITS, Philadelphia.
dec l5-dlm
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By DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctioneera,

BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
GALE OF splendid OIL Paintings and
- Engravimgs.-onW Wednesday morning, Decem-
Der II, III O'Clock, shall SELL Caruss Saloon
collection Of superb Paintings in rich gilt frances
prsing great variety of subjects so very
fine Engravings all Of which worthy the attention of
the lovers of the fine arts The whole ready for
examination. DYER Meg UlRE,
dec 15-2t Auctioneers.
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LNOR RENTING Room lately occupied by Mr.. s.
II Philips as agency office, Pennsylvania avenue,
between and 9th Streets almost opposite Franck Tay
lors Book Store 1t is very large Room, with stove,
lamps, ter partition, and other fixtures 1t can
be rented by the month or by the year.
Also, two splendid Rooms well furnished-one as a
paror and the other bedroom-on the second floor,
on AZ street. at Mira. Youngs
Apply 10 A. Zappone, teacher OF languages at Mrs.
Young's,415 street. near Trinity church. dec l3-d