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a Ia their course upon the line Of duly BY sentiment
which they derive from the appointing power.
II any man imagnes that we are intoxicating pro-
iotiye rule say that prescription Is necessity
Nv or an Executive which fears for ITSELF and is conscious
M, il rests upon minority Il Is resort Of mnorities,
themselves the power OF majorlies Selection and
Limitation are not prescription. IL will deyolve upon
~ a, administration 10 organize and purify the govern
80, as a means Of executing the laws and maintaining
- ,ort of the constitution. Laws notexecuied not
- Men are laws. la the exists the law In his
t its development II he be averse, be will
will evade II; he will execute it under protest,
..ung before the people the cruel necessity which a.
&c, upon him, and thereby defeating its ends more
Saly than IL he ceased il, and resigned his
~. Every Office in constitutional government carries
sh il certain amount Of power over the laws them.
,..,he power OF occasional construction, Of quibbo
v..inn Of tacit aboton-hence the necessity of APP
ng 10 All the principal offices OF sound opinions,
ri sentiments agreeable the principles which have
$50 tbe Executive. Hence the origin Of that party
I.,ion periected by the Anne democracy; with
bioh constitutions are but parchment and republics
vain theory
i ,hs pro.pectus we fad this notice
.rh. Reyiew viii be issued promptly the first OF
aon,h Each nu mber will contain nneiy.six pages,
l.. hold type on paper OF the best quality The an
III nhscrirtion Is three dollars, payable in advance
% pf.v will be delivered all its subscribers free OF
postage. .,....aa,o
THEODORE A. FOSTER,
"25l Roadway"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Revolution IN Merico.

New ORLEANS, Dec 4.-rhe schooner Mary El!en from
Tampico 26h ult has arrived at ibis port She brings in
formation that great excitement existed in consequence
formidable revolution which had broken ia the State
of Tamaupas.
The city Of Victoria, the capital Of the State had been
captured by the revoluonsts who hourly expected
to attack Tampico.
DESPATCH.
The Picayune by arrival this port, has received
letters 4 ON The city of Mexico 10 the 18th ult
Revolutionary movements continue rife throughout the
country.
The eommandant of the National Guard Tamaulipas
had declared in favor of the recall Of General Auna
similar movement had also taken place Guadalajafa
Accounts iron Sonora report that De Boulbon had
beled, and that battle had been fought with the govern
ment troops under General Banco in which the later ere
defeated.
The State Of Aguas Caenes had pronounced in favor Of
the plan of Gaudaiajara, and contributed large quantities
OF arms 10 the revoluonsts,
The authorities of orzaba treating with the insur
gents at Vera Cruz and probably would surrender
latter.
At Mazailan, vessels OF war, which were from
Acapulco to blockade the port had joined the insurgents
Later from the Ciy Of Msrico.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 5.-Daes received here from Mexico
the lO;h ult that the Tehuantepec proper
lions to be published and the decision left Congress
Markets
NEW YoKK, Dec Up. m The stock market today il
buoyan-sales of United States g. 1867 at II9 Canton
provement Long Island, 57i Nicaragua, 2sk; Erie
97a Stonington, 59l Norwich ard Worcester Rail
road, 5il Morris Canal l9i. The money market is
abundanty supplied, and discounts easy-exchange on
London l0t premium. Flour is rather quiet-saes cf
$500 barrels at So So 06i for State brands and So 81
% A for southern. Rye -four, 81 Is. Corn meal
50 10 Sales Of Genesee wheat l26 cents sales Of
common southern red at l0l cents; white do fine
la ll6 Sales Of 10000 bushels mixed corn at III
73 cents Oats and unchanged Clover seed firm
request. The grocery market is steady-saes Of Rio
coffee at "a cents sugars and moasses unchan ged
rice ~ cents Cotton dull % 10 for mixed up
lands-sales small.
PHILADELPHIA, December Up, m.-Govenment stocks
hrm and prices upward-Pennsyiva ivania S. 80 Flour
qaiesales Of 100 barrels S. Rye -four 81 p Corn
meal S3 e. Sales OF 090 bushels wheat at Io7 los cts
for red white do los ll5 cents, quality. Corn
quiet-sales at 10 decline Oats, SO a A cents
Rye, ~ cents. Provisions and frm-sales OF
mess pork (new) at s2l; bacon frm-prices slightly
improving; lard scarce-smal tales l2A l3t cenrs
per pound; coffee firm, with sales Of RIO at 81 n 81
sugars and molssses quietsales sma-prices IN
changed WhiskeY, 2sa 27i cents. Cotton quiet Wool
Is hrm-priees steady.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baitimsre Correspondent.
BALTiMoRE, Dec. Up.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 7--p.
take pleasure in stating that good order again pre-
yailing in our city. The mayor and those in authority
have ughened the rens OF justice rowdyism is rapid
y on the and persons walk the streets unmolesIed
There are, OF course few OF outlaw, in
all large ces but the general tone OF society is peacea-
BILE and orderly, as il has been.
Madame Sonlag will be in our city ia the course OF
eight days, 10 give concerts. Her agent MIR Helmsmul
ler, is here making arrangements She will visit
Washington after completing her engagements 10 Balti-
morei so your citizens may prepare for magnificent
musical entertainment.
Business continues brisk. Sales of l,2O0 bbs How
ard street flour at So, and 200 do AT 81 %; also 600
do. City Mills al s.. Rye -four "a o. Wheat has de-
cined-sales OF red al 100 lO5 cents white, lo5 a
ITO cents Corn also declined-sales OF white at SO a
55 cents yellow, 90 a 65 cents Oats, 80 AZ cents
Sales 500 bbls mess pork TO government al $40 foI
new, Sales 5009 bags Rio coffee at 9S cents Whskey
26h to 2S cents, in hhds and bbls
Stocks buoyantsales of 400 shares Baltimore and
Ohio railroad al 984 96k.
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IL ,he Editor of the Union

TO the Editor Of the Uaton:
In the message communicated TO Congress yesterday,
the President says
An appropriation OF 800 900 having been made al
,he last session for the purchase OF suitable se and
ior ,he erection furnishing and hitting up an asylum ior
,bs insane OF The Disric, of Columbia, and OF the army
and navy OF the United States, the proper measures
nave been adopted carry this benehcent purpose into
effect
How has this been done let ask By delaying ac-
inn in the matter for three months, when this appropra
linn was desig ned emergency BY sluander-
ov the money intended 10 carry this benehcent purpose
;no effect, in useless and unnecessary saarles-up-
wards OF two thousand dollars having been drawn IRON
This appropria,ion for what, no one knows
By selecting a site inaccessible, and in region OF
country VIGOROUSLY unhealthy, in opposition TO the
known wishes OF The very people whom this appropria-
lion is intended 10 benefit and paying for this an enor-
nous price-as much if not more, than suitable site
could have been purchased north OF the city And these
things all done without deignng 10 consult with inge
individual OF the District of Columbia on the subject
Ia this what the President means when he Informs
Congress- "that measures have been adopted 10 carry
this benehosnt purpose into efeci" We do not agree
with him On the contrary, we believe, II Congress
will take the trouble inquire into the matter II will
think with u.s. that there has been rather perverson
of The object OF this appropriation. "
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NR RusH.-Ihe Paris correspondent Of the Journal OF
Commerce notices the article on the Duke oil Wellington
Hom the pen of Mr. Rush. recently published in our
columns says i is strikingly iustraye OF the Dukes
mind and spirit and adds We ought to appreciate the
Nhole work Of Mr.. Rush il is thoroughly faithful
iaph'e and kindly; should rejoice il he published
n Residence in Paris, where he witnessed The rsvolu-
won Of ls4s after having closely observed the court OF
Nus Philippe. History gains by The testimony Of an
'pensneed dplomatist and an enlightened gentleman
Iphvsd,lphia fnQpsrsr
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IA tIle Circuit County i Eqity
November ls3&.

November Term, Is32.
0S sop ss s sa. S @ ssss. q S sa E ssa
s wife oaS Rowsy 1 and EasSsa Ann S wife L,.eS
q wm, Isaac we6oume Of Isaac John D MaI.aai and
E object OF this suit procure decree or order m the record
bourne h William webourne for The Of the real
ABOUT the N ~ s a " sss$Ss he year less he SAID William We.
particularly described exhibits, said WI
liam Weeorne s way Of mortgage 70 secure e payment O.
ns'almen and that BY reason Of mistake OF q
BY law~o wit IN ater
hsSdulen' Intention @ s parties esO os ees, q asH a
obligation LIST day Of January,
dollars interest
and charges that tho mentioned in said bond OF obgauon s
das sS sad Wa % said W - and ta ts ssis William
september 1859 assign mortgage CON
HESTER Ann arsha be ds,bued Z, his viii directs ana mat
y his said win duly and admitted probate IN 'e proper
among the said asnees that the said Susan croper having IN
ssnmen writing endorsed assign
ioha s.s s and Sseisd ed SAID
TO SAID M Marshall IN whose possession 4 now remains. -
his deed duly recorded dated the ION o.
ssoas and
and 'a, he said John wa,1s and sa,sn his w did, s
s4i all their arest and TO said real unto ss Pc
October real les estate
,ha. inc sd PETER Webaarns John B. waop and susan
bis Wife John D. Marshall and Hester Ann his wife, me '.s
Of said mortgage and su unpaid and
| unsatsfed
The bill further Melbourne died
os D % $ aaw s @ S NJ
beth wife Of John W Rowey Lambert o. Melbourne Issac
j. Weboune Maria Weboulne Olivia Weibourue; VIII
liam welboune Of wm J Isaac Weboune Of Isaac all q whom
and Hester Marshall Of John ID. Mar
shall John Welboure Floride Melbourne
further adudged and ordeed that the companan by
Of this said puk
hed Wahngton each OF the three
before 18th January the said
defendants of the object and substance OF this BILL and them
this soicior before the l7h
day of May and show
they have, why decree ought not pass prayed.
| true copy. Test ASA SPENCE.
EDWARD ID. MARTIN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Worcester county, Md
| Dec s-law3w
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The heatre.

The Spanish and French troupe last night proved
their high title TO the hold they have attained in polite
and intelligent circles in The eastern cities. and were
greeted by an immense and discriminating audience
Without going into particulars in regard 10 these beau
ufu, original and fascinating atisies, we cordially ia
ye for them the patronage OF discerning public. To-
night the whole troupe appear in their best pieces
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GENERAL PERsFER +. SHru.-This gallant officer we
observe in our Streets having recently arrived from Teyss
He does look stout and vigorous a. he did alter his
summers residence in this congenal ard healthy cline.
The Cerro Godo division, which, under General wigs,
achieved suah brilliant results and made such splendid
ms rches in Mexico well represented IN our city
With i veteran major general still in remarkable preser.
vstion, there also bis two gallant brgsdlers. Harvey
nd Smith The latter has been time in city,
nd bears himself lofY and gsllan,y he to
do a, the head Of hi, daredevil drsgoons.N .. Delta
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WIscoSsIs--ITs PROGRESSIVE POPULATION AND IT'S
HEAIru-The census OF 1850 shows that Wisconsin in
creased with greater rapdy than any other State during
the ten years prsviousthe per cenage being over 500
pei cent Iowa nexi-3t5 per cent; and next came
Arkansas and Michigan. The facts revealed BY the
sans document show that Wisconsin is The healtbiest
State in the Union, the average OF deaths being to
every lo5 s-iOihs of the population Vermont, Iowa,
and Florida come next in order
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:. LOUISVILLE, November 26, /

8 LOUISVILLE, November 26, 1851.
"Of tobacco there are now inspected in this place
~ 900 hhds per and its reception increasing every
year IL chiefly the growth of this State and OF Ten
nessee-a large portion coming up the river The whole
charge on the hogshead storage for twelve months, in
specton, &c. is one dollar, and fifty cents additional per
year alter The first year II is believed that when
railroad Is IN full operation to the Ohio river Baltimore
will become the great tobacco mart OF the Union. To
insure hs result, however, and to gain for her navga
lion the freight on 80 large quantity of produce
2iOOo hoxsheads. will require that all charges in Ba-
more be al the lowest point II will do subject the
article either 10 new inspection compulsory sior
age And our laws require these two acts anterior
the Shipment the legislature should amend Them But il
may be asked who will buy without inspection. The
H. the purchase should he made here either BY
the merchant in person, by his agent The railroad
company toe TO secure this great and increasing trade
Tor Baltimore and Tor ITSELF will have to put its charges
a, point as low, not lower than the freight per steam
boat from this TO New Orleans. II them to these accom-
modaons be added those OF rapid and certain delivery
you may rest assured Baltimore will monopollze the
whole tobacco trade OF Kentucky. Tennessee and po-
ton OF that OF Missouri as she does that of Ohio.
The production is yearly added to, new lands are
opened in these Sates and Indiana will soon be one of
the competitors with them The humid climate of New
Orleans is, you are aware, but i'll adapted the stor-
age OF tobacco for any length OF tme while in that OF
Baltimore II suffers no deterioration am not prepared
to say how much tonnage 900 hogsheads will put in
rquston, but quite enough am certain, to Justify a
cose attention to the items have mentioned, aud to so
adjust them as 10 render that certain which, without
them, is exceedingly doubtful"
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An English barber claims 10 have invented new touch
in the hair restorative Not any OF your lotions Sc
bat real fue-blue mechanical operation. u consists Of
machine containing combs aud brushes, 80 arranged
and constructed as 10 produce galysnic current when
used The teeth OF the combs are made OF copper and
zinc alternately, and continued back 10 chamber IN the
hind part OF The comb in which Is placed flannel sat
uraied with salt water excIlan The object OF the
invention ia TO excite an electric current when the combs
brushes used The brushes are made OF me cop
per and zinc in place OF brslles.
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supreme Court OF the United states.
TuEspAY. DECEMBER I, 1852.

s. 5. Baxter, esq. Of Virginia Ebenezer Allen, esq
of Texas j. Clancy Jones' esq of Pennsy lvania and
Charles Edwards and James T. Brady, esqs., OF New
York, were admitted attorneys and counsellors Of this
court,
No 1. Richard Ees, executor. plaintiff 10 error. ps.
The people OF the State OF illinois. This cause was
argued by MIR Chase for the plaintiff in error, and sub
mtied on printed argument by Gen Shields for the de-
PENDANTS in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock
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THs POPULAR voTr-The whole number OF votes cast
al the late presidential election about 100000
Gen pieces plurality Scott abou, 0o0 and
his majority Scott and Hale is between $4,000 and
10000. His plurality in the New England States IS
about oOO IN the other free States about IS ooo and
IN the slave Staes exclusive OF South Carolina) about
720O --Mp Hampshire Patriot
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SENTEScE OF DEATH on roUR MEN In the court Of
Oyer and Terminer Of New York, on Saturday, James
Doyle, convicted Of the mufder Of Charlotte Connery,
adjudged TO be hung the 20lh Of January next
Nicholas Hewlett, VIM. Saul, and William Johnson,
convicted OF the murder OF Charles Baxter on board the
ship Thomas Watson, aso sdiudged to be hung on
the day, and their bodies wers in the usual way
given into The custody Of the sheriff. and the wnan, for
their execution read.--Baitimors Argus.
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CARDMrs. g. LEMON having taken up her residence In
II ashingon, will receive pupils instruction Tho
piano and vocazaon W long experience her profession she
will be enabled to scientific knowledge those
placing themselves under her charge.
Terms made known her residence lh Pennyiva
MIA
Mrs G. L. has the Of Exceency Mil
Butler. Dec 5--dlmfs
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Health Report.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,


Washington, Decenber 7, 1882.
Intermen during the month of November, Abandoned
Qnfant 81 apopexy, congestion Of BRAIN liberation of
bowels bronchitis, 81 child BIRTH consumption
commissions diahGa, Group drowned, bilious fever
Al scarlet fever 81 disease Of heart hemorhage hydro
cephaus q hydrohoaI chronic disease Of
lungs, II old age ovaron disease, paralysis, 81 whoopins
cough q birth, pneumonia small por scrof
la putrd throat tuberculosis unknown 9; worms
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y. g. STEAMER PRNcEroS. "A correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Bulletin alleges that the failure Of the
Princeton owing 10 defects in the plan Of her boil
es and not to any imperfect workmanship the part Of
the contractors here, by whom they were made; that
the plan Of them. which furnished by the govern.
ment, proved failure Baltimore Argus
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NOTICE.-H LEMON, uphosteer will be happy
citizens of Washington all that appeans profession
Faithful workmanship guaranteed s for
expected The public respectfully
bis improved baanceweight fixtures his of
business, llth street, Pennsylvania
Reference Messs Cagge Dodson and Dr. Charles Page
Dec 5-lmdifs
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Hs- JANE TAYLOR, the south side Of rsnrsyl-
w Fan avenue, between ~ and 6h
win board ard rrivse psor ds.,rsd
Dec 5-eodas
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OsT-A cafskn pocketbook containing papers value
Ia the Whoever will owner No I4t
Browns Hotel shall be literally rewarded No questions asked
Dec Til
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pEADY-MADE Clothing of First au.iity-wAIL

READY.mADE Clothing of First Qa.iity--wALL q
IL sTEPHENs Pennsylvania avenue, between
streets, first door Iron Hail. would respectfully invite mem
brrs Of Congress- citizens, and wishing provide them
selves cot,ing
crate prices 10 call and examine and
which will be found fashionable vpd
goods offered In Washington.
Gentlemen preferng their clothing order s
peo style of elegance and finish, and
selecting their Cloths casmeres and vesng
Dec 7-a " ~
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NEW silks and Dress msterisls Generany.-Ths suh
~ sefbers have lust received the following they
faiy invite lhe attention Of citizens and solourners
p pieces very rich hrocade silk.
p do elegant btocades faf evening
" 90 rich plsln rept silks, ai
~ 90 rich plain pout Dc sole, for evening
@ Do rich figured pouli De SIDE
10 do rich black figured silks
Is do plain black gro Rhine
- 90 colnred and black watered ska
~ 90 elegant Lyons velves all
~ 90 ertfa hne French morinos
~ 90 DO Cashmere d'ecorsc
~ 90 d. monsseines De laines
10 % noh plaid raw silks
10 % do French merinos, for misses dresses
ioEethef with ill assortment Of mourning dress
- HooB, BROTHER, co.
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CO Far.-Ths ladies OF the congregation Of ST Peters
Church respectfully inform the public
that church will be held by them Wedn
day, Thursday Fdday and Saturday OF this week, m
10 10 each day. variety
aruciss we'd refeshmen viii be exhibited
sossbr prtc.-. =
nne band OF music viii enlven the OCCASION every
ton used TO render pleasant all may with their
attendance. - - ~
Admitance isX cents children half price
Dec
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UArs snd Caps, OF every style. quality, and price
~ large fashonabe, snd compss hand ana
for sale cheap fos each,
CHARLES ". LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentemens Furnishing Rstsbishp,en,
Pennsylvania avenue, near II street
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MEnBEhs OF Congress, Strangers, and Others
m please notice that the subscribers
store, lsgn Of the Golden Eag they
formerly occupied and have
watches, diainond and other ch ewey
Tor hneness OF quality STYLE and ceapnes surpassed
county
Watches, chronomeen, &C. repaired care.
NJ. w. CALF BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle Pennsylvania
Dec 4-6t 9Th and street..
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LII TASTES SUITED--The subscriber wond
call the attention OF members Congress- visiting
city, and the public generally his
shoes hand of his
brated boot makers OF New York. Newark Philadelphia and Ba
consisting of quilted double
for winter Also
Congress boo detached gaer glaze Shoes
ing Shoes Paris pumps toilet slippers, cIkin
Ao youths and servants boots and Shoes and slippers
description. To old wsud
make work OF every orde nosice
OF best material and by
be surpassed by similar establishment
in the Union. All measured work
yourselves
Browns Marble Hotel.
JOHN MILLS,
Fashionable Booi-maker, Washington, b. c.
Dec 5-dlw
IIntelligenceT mi
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0RIGINAL Boys Clothing and Out fitting Establish.
" ment WALL sTEPHRNs, PennsyIvanis avenue beweer
Ninth and Tenth streets, door roa now ot
band large and beautiful boys
.eason consulting Of oyercoats jackets vests pans
looms shirts drawers hats and styles and qual
before making their selections. s
Boys clothing made order the and durable
manner a. shoH houce. Dec 7-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A iar,e front p.,,o
bed chambers Handsomely
The Prss'dent's House, board hppy ~ jo
VINE store Pennsylvania avenue between i7 streets
Dec 7-d3ts
RAHItf CoRswALL's Essays aud Tales In prose
ID vols, limo. - f'N'
English Tales and Sketches BY Mrs. Crosland.
Romance Of Student Life Abroad by Kmbal author Of 81
Rture from e. Petersburg no Of Put,am Is
rot sis1 TAYLOR n MAURYis
peo = Bookstore, 9th 4.
TTNCLE TOMS CABIS-A hfe-lks dasuerreotyps of NJ.
Stove author of Uncle Toms CsbinD eThibrion -
Whitehufsts Gallery, Pennsylvania
win portrait q sontsg, the famous " Queen of song"
Dec 9-du
IL ~ vols. Madrid, is5l
Feersro Novo, Jueces Aborasos E.cr,bapo.
PEI Don Eugshio d Iap Abogado de los Reas
edicton vois le50 80 ~
Dcctonauo Raronsdo dc Legislation yIufisp no ~
Joaquin Escnche, Magado Hon0ano Auaercia a. aad
80 sdoion eorregida aumcntsda vols Madrid, 1851.
smsnos de berecho Espaho Don Joaquin Escche 81
edicton vol. 1870.
Bboeca de Legislation Uiramarlna por don lose Mar.
"a Coronado Mini-tro Tngado Honorao suprmdo
de Hssndo Cessh'edel Tribunal Mayor de Cuentas Ia
ana 8 vols Madrid, fsfp = -
lua imported BY FRhsCK TAYLOR
Dec "
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MAKNIED,
Yesterday morning. by the Rev WN HAMILTON j. T. HoL.-
LNGsWoRTI, esq, of Mississippi, Miss SUSAN oNEAL
daughter Of H. g. o'NEAL, esq, OF this city.
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"a ECKAHDT& & HROTH EH, conf.ctioaer., old stand
lis corner az and Patent Once,
% method ostnrnng their thanks 10 their pub
NC ior past ntors, solicit a same
1bey VIII aio extensive
for The coming hoiyday concon ety can be
had They always
style, parties dinners, and entertainment and
wNe Furnished when required.
Dec c-Gt
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WESTERN TOBACCO TRADE The following interesting
letter from citizen OF Baltimore now in the West bears
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MARRIED.,

THos. MILLER, NJ. D., President.
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| ADits' DSEss GooDs-we have lust opened sulenaid
~ s'oc ~ new dress goods, eh brocsSe
plain silks, rich French Cashmere. De Iainss oel and
french merinos some Of the fashionable colo which we are
selling ~ reduced pces ch black high uss psa
aek rst canton cloths sipscss, and houbazine which w
invite the citizens and examine before purha.
na, a. we are determined 70 offer great bargains.
MAXWELL, sEAHs, A COLIry.
- Pennsylvania. avenue between Oh leth streets.
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GERMAN Girl wanted, TO do general homework I'm .
VI small private family.
Inquire Breed in iaun street west, between arr.s
and X north. Dec 5-aIf
| ODGSGs AND BOABD.-spaeious parors and chambers,
IL with without board Mrs.
tween and Streets the
Mcclure auction Dec 5-dAs
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VIRGINIA Revolutionary Lana warrRnts--Tbe IeEis
laiure OF Virginia having passed accepting
o. Congress providing for the satisfaction Of Virginia military
warrants the undsEned Is now prepared 70 attend ding
and obtaining scrip therefor
Prompt alisnoh desirable, disposed q In
The order Of presentation.
will sell ts sedp commission, be obtain
the highest market prices for the fdme.
Dec b-A r. N. GALLAHER.