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rW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

N sTrAMsHIP LINE-The new and elegant double
- 80 steamshiIs UNION. 800 tpns burden, Capt B.
~. WINFIELD SCOTT, 2l0e tuns burden, CaPt kM-
> runlIlard compose this line, and Will leave NEW
HRK ana NEW-ORLEANS on the LIST and 18TH OF each
rsh al 3 O'Clock in the afternoon except when nose
e. la on Sunday. when the SHIPS viii leave On Mohday'
swsWINFIELD SCOTT Will leave NewYork on the
=. efsyery month"; snd the UNION On the 18th OF every
re- shirs have been built with great and cost and
an or expense spared 10 secure strength, speed and
jst They IN every respect hIs class sea slesrs
t. f,esb on passage apply follows For steamship
,ss. 70 SPOTFORD, TILESTON h co, isScsth-st.
~, steamer Winfield Scott, 70 - .
IA ,r 10 meet the wishes of shippers the propnetors OF
s line have decided TO reduce the rate OF ireight on
sssursmept goods 20 30 cents per CUBIC foot "y'oi
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

ro.ate Of the County OF NewYork. notice Is hsIs1y
gwen 70 all persons having CLAIMS against LIZ
is o the Cty OF New-YorS merchant deceased to pre-
sent the vouchers thereof 70 the SUBSCRIBERS a.
fhe orice II Robert II Coil No Broad street IN he Cf
Of NewYork on or before tire thirteenth day o. January
nert-Dated New-York, the ninth day OF July 1911
"'N' ROBERT H GOFF. Administrator
,r,i lawemF. TIIZABETH THOMAS, Aministrair'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate II the County Of New-York no,es r.
bv gwen all persons having claims aSa4se -" ds
ei 10 gTese nj the same with vouchers Thereon - 'e
subscribers al tie Office Of Thomas Leo" Oh N - ,bs
r-retecnth day ofIuly Dated New-fois'' the SIX
teenih day Of January. 1851 o u-o,rA
- ,,u6uF. JoSFPH GUTMAN,
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Is HEREBY GIVEN. &C

cordng 20 law. all persons having claims against
DANIEL POW Frs. late OF the town OF Newt3wn,
Queens county deceased that they required TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
Titus W Powers, at No. lN Clnon-st, IN the city Of
BROOKLYN before the twentieth day 81 December next
Dated june 49, 1854. TITUS W foWEhS,
jeZ0 law6InF' ADMINISTRATOR.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAlriaoRK, Jan l-6, p m,
Nse Year o6sovamess Police Statisiics DR.. Nayhsxy-
City Mortality Reform CoaUsat,oa. Forgery Gaze
Jenny Lwa .--Hos Richard Rash .--Mayksu &c.
The compliments OF the season being aged
by citizens Io-day with kindly hospitality and a
newal of old friendships that is truly gratifying The snow
Of yesterday has all disappeared under the OF melt
ing sun, and the sic CHS are housed again
The police statistics Of Baltimore, for the past year. In
dictate large increase In the number Of arrests and also
la the enormy OF the Offences The following
also among the lisnusbands ileatng their wives and
families - wives beating and abusing the husbands
mother. assaulting and crue lily beating their babes,3
Dr. Naphegy has located himself ia this city, and il
about giving series OF exhibitions in astronomy, zoology,
botany and anatomy, with variety OF dssoving views
The number OF deaths In Baltimore during the past week
u.s. of which number Al were under ten years oil
Yesterday the day appointed Tor the reassembling
State Constitutional invention Annapolis and
some ay be entertained the interest they take
in the performance of those does from the fact that but
four members present. an Two o. them reside In An
napolis.
Of SIT 0oO charged with selling banking firm In Cali
Ga further nvesg he win probably bs held wait
u requisition from the governor Of California.
The Liverpool mail announces Thar Jenny Lind will APP
pear in London in June next
The Hon, Richard Rush publishes letter La tho Pha-
delpha declining 10 be considered candi-
date for the United States Senate from lhs Keystone State
The MAKxKrs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF 800 bbs Howard Your - 66l
sales of City Mills No change in wheat. and but little
here Sales of white at ~ 81 CENTS and yellow
80 60 cents Oats, 43 cents Whiskey, 70 cents.
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by A.. GREEN, Aucssonssr.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE OF A GENTLEMAN DEcLIN-
II ING HOUSEKEEPING AT AUCrIoN-on Tuesday, 3lsi
instant shall sell nj nocopnon, nj ~ vrocA,
cecn assortment OF mahogany and other Curvature all Of which
fine order,
Mahogany sofa, parlor and rocking chairs
chair, ottomnns, what not, hc.
dressing burenu, dressing table, with glass
DO dining, centre, and other tables
Maple, cane, and wood chairs rockers, nc.
China crocker which good
and gold bound
Feather beds, beddios and bed-teads, mattresses, he.
C hearth shovel and onrs, Tenders
many which deem
Terms of and under S2 cash Sas a
sixty or notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
est. A GREEN,
Dec lid Asctopecr.
The above sale II postponed until ThursSay
(ths dayD The I'd instant at the hour whea po~vs
place, without regard TO the weather,
Jan al, A. GREEN, Auc,loneer.
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CARD.The of the public IL respectfully invited to
excellent Of books Of private library, which will
Friday M 81 O'Clock, suction
Of 9th and Pcpn-ysnis The
comprises 800 Theological
Of which fine order
equal superior catalogue Of books
son Washington.
Gentlemen win plens. call and get them the and they
respectfully bring with them
books ready examination Friday mornns
Jsno-a A. GREEN, Ancuonssr
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM BLAKE has the honor to the citizens %
wi Washington and Georgetown that her dancing school open
Apollo Hall for the reception u pupils Days OF tnon In Wash
Tuesdays Saturdays half O'Clock half
and in Georgetown Mondays and from half
10 5 O'Clock
from 10 y O'Clock
benefit Of
December every other Friday evening during
win charged
or Oct 0-eoAp
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body az the Law
BY A.. Kinnsapaabs,ic.y arranged with reference TO
svo's, Law,sheep, svo. pp 4,l77 Retail es,ss 90
~ and 81 Ann strees, New Yosh
Opinions Of the Prefsssom.
There profession ina. such bod,
public patronage. $500, ,,,,,,,, -,
with Mr. Justice Nelson in his opinion Of the abOvsm
toned work.
Nxw YoRx, Sept. 81, 1850. -
The vas, accumulation rss,
powerful auxiliary law srudeni giving facility Il.
reference and will extensively aid tho STUDENT the scho
- - ROBERT j. WALKER
oorosER r. 1850.
with The precision and ciesraess with which announces .
ISSUANCE s rom yse hs, feel anxious that The profession sa
learn Its merits, and, like me- enjoy lis advantages
New YoKK Cry Oct l6 1850.
mpas all the advantages Of an accurate and well snanss
book, while the profession vast deal Of time
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr. Knne collected with great diligence and accuracy
decided the points presented BY his questions and
ably advanced The subjects % which ,O.s questions apply y
SCISSOR Of the work very large law Library
have examined Kinnes Compendium with
other avocsons would allow and am satisfied tatt
adapted 10 e for which M w ~
argument From examination Of the
titles with confidence that they treated with
judgment and ability.
JUDGE CRIDLEY, Utica, New Yoh
calculated be help The student than any ~
extnn and will find its upon every lawyr
"''' W. Il. HURST, PhiIsdelpAh
The PLAN and utility aud accuracy
unqualified appreciation OF the most sr: "
United States Justice Story Chief Justices Wlas
Vermont Hofnbower New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia, Cram
d .'"'"f fSSi.hsaa BY ''''' = ''' JOHN r TRow
Nov a4--tf a#- " and 81 Ann srea
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ID III. HOOE q co., Pennsylvanla avenue, betvrs
7th and 9Th sreets, receiving nom the
mportaions Of New York the following rich ind des
goods, viz:
Dress silk, great variety nd tshionabs styles
Coored silk yeyets Of shade Of color, both wide VI
I'D Nt
French cashmeres and moussclines de iaine Of the M
styles, and very rich Il
French merinoss, Of every color and finest qualify
Wsersd and plain Irish popins
Black and coIorsd watered silks
Real thread-lace capes, very rich
Real hreadtacs collars, Jenny Lind style ernirry
French worked collars, cum, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses
Real thread lace berthes
Black lace cspes and berthes
White and colored Grape shaws
Real cashmere long shawis
Rich velvet sack closks and msntes
Very richly embroidered handkerchief.
Together great variety Of other and desirable sas
which they deem cnnmsste, and 10 all OF w
they respectfully invite especial attention.
Dec J-4wf
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Tor SALE.-Fisk Rnymonds elegant air tight metallic
side Of Pennsylvania directly opposite On
bys Hotel. t :. AID
Having completed extensive factory which has ena
cens, and heing
prcca will ready Gales, and greatly accomm
mead conn for their fisnda
prices below what q mahoaz
CONN We attend TO conducting funerals In the country city
regard economy. Rumor the contrary,
Gen. T. Taylor placed in Of cofns
single occurred Of Of them burng s hk
mcntnion Of body within. -
717- EH M. NJ. WHITE
Dec 6--dJm' U Undertake.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LoTs--By virtue
3st Of December,
S45 by Jonathan Elliot his wife, recorded
the land records Of the OF Arlington District Of CO.
lunbs Lbsr W. B. No. l23, oos N7, 1875 l9o 200
Underlined will proceed 70 sell public aucten the highest bid
Tuesday, 24th December, 1880,
Of Mcas Dyer Mcclure the Of Washington
together parcels following lots lying the city Wash
~ a. % and a. in square numbered ~ and lots
numbered 90 a. 2o Is, numbered 72
the rsh privileges and belonging
any appertaining
The sale 4 O'Clock, p. m.
The terms Of sale cash. and the remainder three
nstaiments payable eighteen months with
Of satisfactorily endorsed
gwen payments. II Of
sold within the
resell such and
expense Of the defaultne purchaser or purchasers
Jas. ADAMS, Trustee.
THO. GuNTON, "'es''
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Dec 4-eodhds huctioneers
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by McpKyITr : ROBINSON. Anct.en.,r..

DRAFTS thirteenth annual sale Of books and stationery,
nuaIs, elegantly Illustrated works fine pulpit
family svo Isno pocket Bibles and prayer
Description editions encyclopaedia.
editions OF branch
science and portfolios gold and silver pencil
nd makers
cap, commercial and papers,
small blank hooks full and half bound
sold auction, without The OF Ian
I'd McDevu Robinson, opposite
by McDENITT ROBINSON, Aucuoneers
NJ The and warranted now
open examination and sale Catalogues be had
Terms Purchasers take their book day
lowing the sale McDENiTTk ROBINSON,
Jan 2-4td Aucuoneers.
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DIED,

At o'clock the morning Of the 18th instant Carlisle
Pennsylvania, after short Illness Mrs. Virginia KING
o DIR. kIso, United army.
In death excellent gifted lady bereaved
devotedy beloved partner his Joys
Children example instructive pre-
her extensive family connection endesred members and
society," purest brilliant Amiable
endey intelligent and highly educated, moved
life dignity and grace the admired of all who
well founded
-S-A -~AI- 49, --iy
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state that was received with the highest satisfaction BY
large and intelligent audience II appeals with great
force and feeling TO the nobles sentiments in the hearts
Of all minded Americans. and depicts the enemies Of
,hs Union and lie constitution in the most scshing Ian
gusxe il will find hearty response in every p~none
bosom We commend il the careful attention oil all ous
readers
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THE UNION,
rnEAsUREK,s sTATEmEsT,

a
ladban by aurn 10
d U 9
hanyey 10 IND fod p@hns order red y
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NY A. GREEN, Auctionser.

OFFENSIVE BOOK SALE COMPRISING Blk HUNDRED
u eight hundred Volumes auconA private library Of very
will be offered sale
auction OF Pennsylvania and 9Th street.
Friday the Sd Of January, al half past O'Clock
Among valuable works. Dobson Cycoprdia eegan
bound Ncss Registers Democratic Review, ~ volumes, from No.
bound all the standard historical
Biographies and memoirs Of the and present centuries:
valuable collection books and secondhand
psng criminal reports kc Stones works Enssh and American
reports; Bacons abridgment, and other valuable autho
and valuable catalogue Of theological works In Hebrew
syrisc Greek Latin, English folio, quao and smaller
sizes, very and valuable
~. n-c,,1n sheoogica books necessary for the Ii
number Of political works. ALSO works Of fiction, poetry, &c
military works, classical and miscellaneous.
will be circulated which holden requested
' ~ ~ A. GREEN,
Dec 81 Auctoneer.
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WONDERS will never censei-We are told that mos
beautiful DAsu~rreoype likeness he obtained At the
daguerrean establishment, the odcon for only DOLLAR
Jan 1--heot
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Our readers will find this eloquent and patriotic address
In our columns to-day All the Philadelphia paper.
cur 10 representing in the Aaering terms and
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

Ornamental Lishts, Foses siirsy Wors g.
THE subscriber has lsey been considerable expense
chasing and having manufactured for hts IN The
ing of balls, parties he, the following articles which be
the most reasonable terms, win ru,
splendid centre table ornament, md chandehe -
made expressly
Two pair very beautiful candelabrss.
One pair magnificent vnses s.,A
large very splendid Of silver ware, ~
ChnH, cut glass ware =. ar
And variety Of articles In this I'm. sufficient ovrn'
" Of three thousand persons. -, ~
articles viii be rented either separately of ~
The most peasensble terms,
&. cAUTIER, Con6seuft
Ais Vile de Paris, al Penn. and lin p
Dec 2o-9ifh iawGwu
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TELEoRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

NKw YORK, Dec Sl-6. p. m
We have late adyices from Nicaragua, which
that has been positively decn,ed between Nicarag
and Costa Rca Bloody times anticipated The
try is in high state of excitement.
The examination Of the OF Long, the alleged fugitive
slave, continued to-day Several Witnesses testified TO
his being the slave OF Mr. Smith oil Virginia The exami
nation will be resumed on Thursday.
The steamer Africa sails to morrow for Liverpool She
takes thirty passengers and Two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars in specie.
. PHILADELPHIA, Jan l--2, y. m.
The Ice the Delaware IL four inches thick The
Osprey from Charleston arrived this morning at eleven
o'clock large number OF persons the whaIi to
her make her way up through the ice. Al lime
thought she would get fast, bur she worked her way
through nobly ana tnded safe.
business is rather quiet large number of persons
observing the day hoyday.
Stocks steady Pennsyv wanna SIS, 95t United States
SIS, 1863 llia Flour quetsmall sales VI 62A Tor
brands. Grain unchanged-red wheat 1903 l04
Corn 90 81 Provisions and groceries unchanged
Cotton firm Whiskey 25s a 6 cents.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l.
The river here is falling The Ohio passed up
the river last evening with the freight from the wreck OF the
steamer TaleyTand.
learn fire Cured Nashville, destroying nearly
the whole town. Loss OF property Sll, 900.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1.
Late advices from Salt Lake that there change
in the condition OF affairs in that country.
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JENNY LIND Opera Glasses from the Optical InhI
ute in Munich Vienna, GemanyThe propuetors or
above institute have the convenience Of their
customers the United States established branch the ari
York.
The superior quality Of the Munich s,asses acknowledge
slmo-, Germany and
thousand have been sold during Jenny Lind vs.
York and Philadelphia.
An extensive variety of Telescopes optical instruments
glasses specaces hand and glasses in frames ~
Mr. Becke OF the firm OF Walsien Co., New York, Will -
upon NIL wish their carefully eramne
glasses adapted through which method, in connsHon with ss
Kind Of the will be conserved and ame
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed ssenis for the city ofv
ngon, received fun OF the above -
srticies which respectfully invite the attention Of the ~
Mr. B~ckel VIII The city for few days, and wnr
special attention such require his service.
DYER d McGuM
Dec i4dn Corner Of 10Th and Pcnnsiyania sse'z
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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAU.RoA"
Howrs Of Depart~re ~ the Passenger Trains
From Washington at a. and at p. M d's, ans
m daily except Sunday. ,aya
From Baltimore Al, m. ana p. daily, and r. M ''
cspt Sunday. -. mi
Feb 3-diy tn. PARscSsiT .
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SUPERIOR DaRuerreotyp<s First Premsum = ~
wTTEHURsf has extended the field Of his Operations ~
ground than any dsEucrreoiypst in the country HIS
found Pennsylvania between ~ and 9th sr
No Baltimore street. Baltimore Broadway and LeA.
street New York; No. u Main street, Richmond syes
street, Petersburg; Main street Norfolk; and Main street. W
burg, Virginia
lis beautiful and highly finished electro dasnsreo,ypes AZ
extraordinary improvement insurins mi,hfn and highly W.
likene.se. IN few seconds
The rotary ground, invented by j. ~ wn'eun give
airy and hvias appearance the picture. -
Wbitrbur,x th'rs
sand pictures annually md given dissatisfaction -
certainly Aauene o the superiority Of his likeness
j. H. w the public generally 10 hi. ee'
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers new siors wher
exhibition of pictures will be given. "A.
The Unusual competition
recent Fair tie Maryland n-tine be was awarded W '"
aene..es every description copied and pos, moi.~ -
attended TO. NOV D-H
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not vel
paid, though paya'
Bile.
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CHILDRES's ROCKS Is5I.-chr-,nas Stories cor good
" chIdren-25
with numerous steel enErnvinaa-sl
Christmas Blossoms Wreath, Uncle
Juvenile souvenir-S1 rs
True Stories from History and biography by Nathaniel sw
horne l voume--ys
Rhyme. for the Nursery by Of Original Poems"
| volume@25
The Good chid's Library, easy verseusased oil coors
81
Winter Evening" Tales Of Travellers. voiume7s cents
And other ndver
ussment niso editions Of the Standard old
ns snnasis for 1851 albums, drawing books portfolios Ac h
Dec s fRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE UNDIVIDED Two-THIRDs OF VALUABLE THREE
l. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on
Thursday January, premises,
O'Clock undivided interest Of John A. Thompson and
Elizabeth A. Adams thirds OF lot numbered q,
subdivision OF lots Nos l5 G and III No a with the i'm
povemtn brick house, 10
rooms n passage top The above
described handsomely located fronting Indiana
door residence Mr.
oppo-is the City Hall.
Terms hall OF the purchase cash balance
giving
the Of sale and deed OF
deed viii be All deeds
of the purchaser. TUE ipdisputable
BY order OF Taos Y, M.RsH.tL, Agent
Dec ed a. GREEN, Auctoneer
By DYER q mc0UIRE, Aacti.necrs.
GALE At THE NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, u, C.-NAvAL
sToREaon Monday, January o, ~ O'Clock, shall
sell United States Navy Yard proyons
sis'ing Of
Barrels pork, beef four bread
Rice, rssns, pickles. tea coffee
Butter, cheese, beans, molasses, SC,
Terms Cash IN bankabls money.
ny order OF
j. H. LhTHRoP, esq, Navy Agent
DYER Mcguire,
Jan Id Auctoneers.
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For Norfolk.
~ The o-ccola will, for the rsmaipsd p =
-SSa season, make trip week to the abow - .
leaving washington every Tuesday 81 soee'
returning, Norfolk every Thursday at oelosn ,s
Passage fare esonehipe going and returning ~ co
and the usual landings on the Potomac. .- ..,.,,y,r
Nov7-u JAMEs MiIth'h"
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When Il convenient forward Of order
reference 10 respectable New York house will be
WILLIAM MURPHY,
26S Madison street, New Yoak.
Orders attended promptly IL left the
Shell Mo, Wall street, Of Messrs II. Jeoman Co. Ia
William street.
Busness cards. In colors from dies Ss
thousand.
Nov l5-d3an
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Amount subject
TO draft.
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0y-Bmithsonian Lectures.Dr JOHN LUDLOW, provost Of
University win deliver Of lectures
evenings Tuesday and Thursday, January
1851 Subjects nducuon and Association" Lecture
nj ~ O'Clock, y.
Dec 29-d4t
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-That desirab,e dwelling house u
Trenholm II variety the best fruit
soossberies raspbercs
&c and the floral variety
Po-cssioa he had immediately, by applying
Agency 0ce Of G. W. Bennett 18th opposite the Treasury
Rent S473 per annum. Dse 25-u
EDMUND u. WILSON Attorney AZ Law, will pract,..
IL IN the courts Of Warrington Collections and claims before
different departments viii receive prompt attention Also
ancing and other business the adjoining OF
be duly attended 10 Once Lou-ians avenue,
Copp's Pavilion. Dec l7-duf
EROMPARIsFin editions, In fine library bindings,
here To's-art Madame dc Sae Bouaope, Les Evanges
volume, ulu~rce.
La Fontnino Monsues Deles, Apauet stoire France
H-toe de pAncien du VOL ilIustree
Don ouicbotte, volumes, Istrsc other.
toned here, beautifully illustrated 4 u bound.
Also few French Bibles and Testsmens imported by
Dec ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
nR. a. wIsIIZENUs, late OF ST. Louis. having taken
residence Washington
public in the various branches Of his
dence on Pennsylvania avenue south s
Navy Department.
prrHRssoss.
Baron Won Gerot, prussian Minister
Hon, Thomas II. Benton,
Professor J. Henry.
d. A. Hail. csq.
Dec dim
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VESfNG FANs-One hundred of the Of Span
sh fans mounedn pearl ivory and papeI mache, Just
ing PA6kER's
New Fancy and ferfomery Store, under National Hotel
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k.Is..sisnx Advertising EnveIOpss No. z05 Msdi.o.
stxpSf. New York.

TINE subscriber soess patronage Of ali wbs may .
Of thai hesitation win which Anew
.elc h brought Before e pubic The
superiority beyond all question aud be cos6denuy
the business who have
envelopes and rapidly sales
eeenee The following lew Of me reasons FOO their popu
laIily:
Isl ON the place occupied BY seal person have hi,
address eonspicuousy and beautifully
cd, eolored plain, thus snofding
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
"a The envelope opened without being destroyed
Mel az nor waters requisite " seal theta
Upon miscarriage of letter the seal nsures us
sender instead Of being buried months In the dead
Ell ONCE
9Th The envelopes are THE SAME PRICE
PLAIN ONES only the additional Of the die which
will last for years.
9th. Zach mailed ID
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
the attention Of all through whose hands maj
The following list Of prices for dies engraved hss
Of the either white
good paper made above with name, address, &c
Price of Dies Price Of Envelopes.
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Amount on depos-
lite.
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second Course.-DanctnG Academy.
Mr.. " ". Liable has o
III Washington and Georgetown thai his second dancing
will Thursday
residence, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wlards Hotel
Days of tuition Wahinron-Tursdsy Thursdays
days, Georgetown--Mondays and Fridays
Dec 2s-duG