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Bible Society.


The bible Society of this city has in employ, IA
general agent, Mr.. DAVID M. WILsos, long, gene
rally, and most favorably known throu ghout this
city.
Mr. Wilson was instructed, a few weeks since,
when first employed. thoroughly to explore the
portions Of the city designated; to visit the fami.
lies OF the poor for the purpose Of ascertann and
supplying those destitute Of the Bible, by sale or
gift, in pursuance of rules prescribed; and to visit
the dwellings, OF those citizens differently crcum-
eianced. to obtain the means necessary to furnish
gratuitousiy their less favored neghbors, and carry
forward the good cause generally.
The agent has completed the explor alton Of the
Fret ward; where, among l,l6s families aud
places OF business visited, he found l04 families
destitute OF any portion OF the Sacred Scriptures,
all OF which, except IA that refused, were supplied
ny sale or gilt He also found in these families
l42 children, of suitable age, not attending any
Sabbath schools The heads Of about one half of
tie destitute families protested to attend regularly
come place of public worship; the others, gene
rally, confessed that they did not or but very sell
dom ever attend. The Bibles and Testamcnts
attributed were received with apparently real
desire to possess them, and with promises faith.
fully to use them. number of interesting Incl
tents. resulting from his former supply of the same
ward five years since, have been met with ty the
agent, showing that the good seed there sown had
yielded blessed fruit, rejoicing and cheering him
in his work.
The agent states that, with eoarceIy an excep-,
ton, he wac received in the kndcst manner, both
In the families Of the destitute and in those where
he sought contributions.
The agent has commenced the exploration and
euppy OF the Second ward, nd the Manag gers of the
Society bespeak for him, in his benevolent mission to
do good and to communicate, tho kind reception
and generous support Of all whom he may visit
They feel called upon to acknowledge the general
spirit Of liberality manifested in their contributions
by ciizens of tho First ward.
The work now in progress lie evidently necessary
and proper; and though the compensation paid to
the agent ls email, yet enlarged contributions
necessary to purchase the great number of Bibles
and Testaments required; while the surplus, II
any, lie Immediately transmitted 10 the parent
society for the general supply.
tits the purpose OF the managers Of the society
to move forward steadily end perssveringy until
tho entire city ia thoroughly explored and sup.
piled; and they most respectfully Commend the
facts here stated to the consideration, while they
earnestly desire the substantial operation in this
work of all their fellow-citzens.
In behalf of the Board of Managers.
JOHN P. lNGLE, President.
Fl. MlLLER. Secretary;
WAsHlNGTos CITts December ~, 1852.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.

The Last Rsb6ry-A Washingtonian Dro,onfd-
Bogus Monsyr-Rattroad Accident- Presentation
Of Piate-Stock Saies, &c. g.. Irs
BALTImoaE, December 23-5 D.. IN
The alleged robbery Of Mr.. George Devoe. mas
ter's mate Of the sloop of-war st. Mary's, Of the
enormous sum of $685. 900, 10 regarded as little
too mysterious. He states that the money his
own, and that he had earned it by hard work in
China, having just returned from there. He had
been in the city two days, stopping at small tav
ern on President street. and carrying the money
in his pantaloons pockets, from whence he missed
II last evening Hehad the appearance of having
been in. liquor, and no one would Judge him to
have ever been in possession of so large a sum of
money. Bot If be really had the money, it will
be an easy matter for him to prove his possession
OF 1t. His poe et book. containing $35. instead
Of $4,000, was found this morning.
young man named John Albritton whose Do
rents reside In Washington, was knocked over.
board and drowned, on the 18th instant, from the
schooner Friendship. by the jib boom. whilst lying
in Annamessix river. He was about eighteen wears
Of age.
The "bogus" bank money Of the District OF
Columbia Ia not countenanced in this city, not even
when in sums of SIS. The law prohibiting the
circulation Of notes on foreign banks in Gums I'M
der IS has proved most effective, having met with
the approval Of the entire community. There ia a
fine Of IS for either Offering receiving them
A serious accident occurred on the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad on Tuesday. severely iniuring
and brnisnga number of passengers. The train
passed over five COWS lying on the track, turning
over several Of the passenger cars.
A handsome service of silver plate has just been
finished by Messrs. Garfield & Co.. to be presented
to Lewis Nj. Cole, esq, master Of transportation OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by the conductor
of the main stem, as q token OF their esteem and
regard. There are few officers of any road that
sustain so high character as Mr.. Cole, not only
to the company but with bis associates of the road
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, December %.
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Chin. -. Hair, Complexion, =

When the applicant is to he accompanied by his
wife, children, os servants, or by females under
his protection, it will be necessary TO state the
name and ages of such Persons and their relation
ship to the applicant.
Persons who leave the country expecting to oh
tain passports whilst abroad from the diplomatic
or consular agents Of the United States, are liable
to disappointment, inasmuch as it is the duty of
those agents to observe the utmost caution in
granting documents in the nature of a certificate
of citizenship to those persons only who are GER
tanly known to be entitled to them; and it is some
times difficult, If not impracticable. 10 procure
proof Of this fact in a foreign country.
Certificates Of citizenship or passports issuing
from the State authorities, from the judicial or
municipal functionaries of our country, are not
recog Missed by the officers of foreign governmen
and II the diplomatic and consular agents of the
United States ure called upon to certify to the au
theniciy ofsoch document, they cannot do this for
want OF that official information in regard to those
authorities and functionar les, and TO their respect
i've signatures and seaIs of office, which is indis.
pensabIy necessary in the case of every such GER
tificate
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BETwEEN SPRING AND BRooME srREETs,
broadway, New York,

TREADWELL, ACKEK CO, PRoPRIEroRe.
THIS MAGNIFICENT MARBLE HOTEL. un-
Il equalled in architectural beauty, and in all
the appliances that minister to convenience, COM
fort, and luxury. will be opened about the LIST Of
December next by the subscrbers. Centrally stu
atcd between tho fashionable and business portions
of the city, it presents unrivalled advantages in
point of location. The cdiice was erected for the
lcssces, Mcssrs Treodwell s. Ackcr, by d. II.
Haight, esq and the interior ngements ao re-
CARDS ventilation, &c, on an entirely original
plan. Ii is the design Of the undersigned to rem.
derthe ST.. Nicholas in all respects a MODEL HoTsl
of the very highest class, and to give it n reputa
ton in ali its departments which shall be known
and appreciated throughout the CT: iiized world
j. P. TREADWELL,
J. p. ACKER,
Nov 5-3n V. WHiTCOMB.
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rRhsS VALLEY GOLD MINING COM
" PANY-J. WINCHESTER, President Capt.
Books for the People.
!. s. REDFIELD.

Books for the People.
). S. REDFIELD,
Nos. 10 and ~ Nassau street, Netp York,
Has recently published the following and
For sale i. BOOKSELLERS centrally
|. Speeches and Addresses OF Thomas +
Neagher. .....................$ w
2. Cap sheaf. Fresh Bundle. a. Myrte) l Oh
3. Chevaliers Of France. (Herbert.) ..... | 25
1. Children of Light, by Caroline Chesebro on
g. Regal Rome by Francis W. Newman. 63
g. Discoveries in the Mississippi Valley,
&c, SC, by Marquette and others.
svo, Maps. Sc. Observation-Disclosures. , 90
l. The Forest tAuthor of Lady Alice.).. rs
s. Ancient Egypt under the Pharaoh.
(kenrick vols. 80
8. Comparative Physiognomy. q. w.
10. msSssis saa ac;ies;ss iiiiSdssny:
vols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
IL. Men and Women Of the 18th Century.
2 vols. Observation-Disclosures. 81
u. The Master Builder, or Life at Trade
10. Hag p H. 1e s,ory Of To-day. iAlice 0'
Carey. ........ .-........ ........ ! W
ID. The Men OF the Time. Contemporary
,s rr S%f'o op ;he study Of Words. 70
IL. Knights Of England. (Herbert.). | %
II. Cavaliers of En- gland. Herbert )...." &c
IS poctcal Works OF Fitz Greene Haeck.. on
10. lisa A Pilgrimage. Caroline Chesebro) n
Gte,s[es saa A.ass eassy
y Dream Land by Daylight. Caroline
Chesebro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
%. Tales and Traditions OF Hungary.
(Pulszsy.). ........ .......... 20
"a. Episodes OF Insect Life. vols EACH. ~
20. Chapmans American Drawing Book.
Parts, each. ..:.....,, 50
26. Characters in the Boepels. (Rev E. H.
81 Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers IAytounj 90
% Lyra and other Poems. Alice Carey).. &c
80. The Book Of Ballads. (Bon GauItier.).. 75
80. The Ladies Of the Covenant. (Ander-
81. Lillian and other Poems. (Praed.)... ! o.
%. Works of Edgar Allan Poe. vols..... m
80. Bronohi and Kindred Diseases. wv.
W. Hall )......"...::. .:......'.... ! w
81 Wright. Sorccry and Magic. | q
80. The Night Side Of Nature Grove j.. 2
SO. Griscon Ventilation. Colored plates. nv
81. Eapier's Penipsuiar War, conplete.... W.
80. Reichen bpcsi's Dynamics of Magnetism. %
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY.
! Napoleon in Exile, by b. =. VMeara.
s vols acknowledgements. 2 90
.. The Pretty Plate, illustrated by barley. 90
8 The Speeches of the Right Hon. T, B.
Macaulay 2 vols. .................. 80
4. A Stray Yankee in Texas, illustrated
by barley, ....................... %
5. Nick of the Woods, by DR.. Bird. New
revised edition. ..................... ~
6. The Speeches, State Papers, and Miscei-
laneous Works of Hon. w. II. Sew.
ard. vols, svo.; each. .....,..... 6o
Dec 9--6w
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MAMmoTH PLUM CAKE, weigh, 900

MAMMOTH PLUM CAKE, Weight |. 900
1V1 Pounds.-This Monster Cake he at
our establishment on ChrisImas Eve ,ur ming, when
il will be cut and disposed Of by the pound II
tains six hne Gold Ripgs, and Tor Leauty has
been exceiled Call aud for your seves.
Also 5000 pounds Plum and Pound Cike of va
rious kinds.
$500 pounds Mifed Candies. French and com
mon.
so kegs Grapes.
200 jars Preserves.
Almonds, Raisins. Figs, Orangcs.
Preserved and Dried Ginger.
Sardines, Trufiies.
In word, every thing connected with frat
class establishment.
The most pa ticuiar attention paid to furni. hing
parties, dinners, and private entertainments.
Ice Creams and Water Ices Of every flavor at So
per gallon.
Charlotte Ruse. Jelies, Blanc Mango, and Py-
ranids Of every kind made to order.
Manufacturing our own Coniectioneries, we feel
confident Of giving satisfaction to all who may ia
vor us with a call
Fl. ECKARDT & BRO,
Old Stand, corner Of f and Ninth streets,
Dec 2l-5t Near the Patent Office.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

IL HODGMAN. No. u Maiden Lane and 50
L. Nassau street. (tirst corner from Broadway
rcspCc(uiiy invites the attention Of HE old custom
ers. and merchants throughout the country eener
ally, to Ills stock OF India Rubber GUuds of his
manufacture, viz:
Coats, Cnpcs, Ponchos, PAuts, Overals. Leg.
giugs, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Lille Prcsecy"r
Overshoce Carria qe Cloths, Piano Covers, Mac I'VE
Betting, steam Packing, Door Springs, sc : and
every description of Rubber Goods manufacturer
will also be found as above.
My goods defy c.npatition, or comparieon-- arc
warranted proof aeainst decomposition in any eli.
mate, and are offered for sale in large ur email
quantities, upon the best terms. Orders solicited
and promptly attended Ivy
y. HODGMAN.
u Maiden Lane and 50 Nassau ST., n. \.
Sent 10
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THUNDER! LIGHTNING STORM!
DELUGE!

nR: BEALE.s New Panorama and Diorama of
~ the CREATION AND DELUGE, will be ex-
n, p,ted at the ODDFELLows' HALL. for a short
time only, commencing WEDNESDAY Evening,
December %
DR.. Beale delights to present his painting in those
places where work of similar name has been ex
hibted Those inferior paintings are as a John the
Baptist to prepare the way for his glorious work.
This may seem strange language, bu, let him who
doubts inquire of the learned, the wise, and the
good who have it. Never has picture been
so much admired. The scenes are true TO nature,
grand and instructive The animals are life-like
in appearance, moving towards the Ark in funeral
procession Of dying world. One seems actually
transported 10 the antediuvian world. He can
almost hear Noah preaching his last sermon upon
the mount, his signs and gronns for a rebellious
people, and his heartfelt meanings dying upon the
eur.
Exhibitions every evening, and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Liberal arrangements made for schools.
Extra Exhibitions will be given to select parties
and excursion parties, if demanded.
Doors open at O'Clock; to commence at y
o'clock. Dec 20--d2w
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M II. MlLLER. Secretary:
WAsHiNGroa CITt~ December ~, 1852.

Mr.. w. p. MoaRELL, 'sobcr and resncc,able
citizen Of Arkansas" was robbed Of four thou nd
dollars in the nightof the Sih instant board Of
the steamer Fanny Smith. On rctiringsto bis berth,
Mr.. Morrell had the prccau;iJn to lock ioth doors
OF liis state room, and tie his money in a belt
around his waist, X to his skin On waking in
the morning, he perceived sitting odor in the
room, which nearly tuffocated him. He got up,
and on examining the door, found Il wes broke
open. He next looked for bis money; il wss gone,
the belt cmptied Of its contents. He believes the
robbery to have been effected through the use Of
chloroform.
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0lt-Arrival OF Mr.. Fox.-We have the satis-
faction to announce that Mr.. George p. Fox, the
celebrated United States Army and United States
Navy tailor whose elegant fits have been the
theme Of general admiration and made him great
favorite among the statesmen of day, has ar.
rived in this city, and taken lodgings at Wizards
Hotel, his room being No. II. on the fret floor of
that establishment Dec 30
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pJ-Grace Church (Island) Fair.-The La
dies of G race Church will commence Fair for the
sale of useful and fancy articles, to. morrow Wed.
nesday) evening, the god, at Potomac Hall, cbrner
o Maryland avenue and Eleventh street, which
will be continued during the coming week.
The proceeds of the Fair will be appropriated TO
the liquidation Of tho church debt. 49,
The friends Of the church and.the public gene
rally are respectfully invited to attend
Donations are earnestly solicited, and may be
sent to the residence Of Rev. ALFRED HoLMEAp,
street, between Ninth and Tenth, Island.
Dec.2l-dlw
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-FOUR THOUSAND MEN WANTED.

ENGINEERS OFFICE, TRENTON, N. j.
T. Enlargement of the Deia,uare and Raritan
Canal Wanted Immediately for this work Four
thousand Men, including a large number Of Ma
sons and Carpenters Also, fret rate energetic and
experienced Superintendent and about fifty Fore
men.
None but those known to the undersigned or
bringing the very beet recommendations need ap.
ply. Application for these situations will be re
ce!vcd mt THE Office Monday afternoon, the GIT
instant and until January |.
ASHBEL WEIGH,
Engineer d. End r. Canal.
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STRAW GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS invite attention to their
l. stock OF Pnrama, LcGhorn, Canton and Pedal
Braid Hats, Florence, SILK, and Fancy Straw
Bonnets II every description constantly man ufac.
turing under their own inspection; comp risir one
of the best assorted and largest stock of goods to
be found in the city, and at prices which will dc
fy competition. A,LELAND Il CO.,
Iii Pearl street, corner Of Pine,
Nov 2T--4m New York City
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once OF Chief OF Police,

TINE following extract from the act entitled can
4 act concerning the use OF fire arms and the use
aud sale of fire crackers squibs and other artificial
fire works." is published for the information Of all
concerned:
"SEc >. dnd be il enacted. That if any persons
ahal set off any fire BRACKETS, squbs, or other art
fetal Are works, in any street or avenue within
one hundred yards Of any dwelling house, such
person shall f1rfit and pay fine not exceeding
five dollars nor less than one dollar and il the Of
fence he committed by a slave IT shall be punished
by whipping, not exceeding thirty nine stripca, at
the discretion of the magistrate, which punishment
may be commnted by the payment of the fine
Aforesaid; and II by any opprentics or minor, the
parent or guardian shall pay the fine
"sEc. 3. Ind be it enacted, That il shall not be
lawful for any person to SELL or offer expose for
sale, FIRE, crackers, equibs other artificial fire.
works, without having previously obtained Ii
cense from the Mayor for that purpose, for which
license the sum Of fifty dollars per annum shall be
paid to The Corporation; and il any person shall
violate the provisions OF this section, such persons
shall forfeit and pay fine Of not exceeding ten dol
lar, less than i've dollars for each and every
offence"
By order Of the Mayor.
II. ~ STEELE, Chief OF Police.
Dec ~ 3tif
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I OsT.-On Saturday morning last, between
IL Browns Hotel and the Alexandria steamboat
wharf, bundle addressed to II. Cameron. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
bundle with Mr. Cameron, over Todd's Hat s tore.
Dec 81
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DEPARTMEsr OF STATE,

DEPARTMEsr OF STATE,
December %, 1852.
Intelligence having reached this Department
OF gross frauds upon persons going abroad by
parties claiming the right to issue passports to
citizens Of the United States, the following no
tee in regard to passports is republished from
- Washington Republic of the 2lst March,
1851: .
Citizens OF the United States Waiting foreign
countries liable to serious nconve nence, If un-
provided with authentic proof of their national
character. The best security against this Is pass
port from the Department Of State, certifying the
bearer to be citizen Of the United States; which
passports are Issued gratis, upon application sup
ported by proof of citizenship.
This proof need be transmitted but once. On all
subsequent occasions, simple reference to it, and
to the period when it was presented, will be suf.
fcient.
When the applicant is a natiSs citizen Of the
United States he must transmit affidavit of this
fact, stating his age and place Of BIRTH signed by
him, and sworn to by himselfand one other citizen
Of the United States, named therein, to whom he 10
personally known, and TO the best of whoae know.
ledge and belief the declaration made by him is
true. This affidavit, must be attested by notary
public. under his signature and seal of office.
When there is no notary in the place, the affidavit
may be made before justice Of the peace or other
officer authorized to administer oaths.
If the applicant be naturalixed citizen his GER
tifcate of naturalization must be transmitted for
inspection. 1t will be returned with the passport.
The application should be accompanied With
description Of the person, stating the following
particulars, viz: Age, - years. Stature,
feet - inches, English measure.) Forehead,
-. Eyes, Nose, - Mouth, --.
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~MARRIED,

In Newburyport, Massachusetts on Thursday
evening, the 10Th inst, by the Rev CSC. WlDss,
RICHARD M. HANSON, of this city, to DELLA
WALKER, daughter Of the Hon DENNIS CoNDRy,
Of the former place.
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20 10 IorK q CuIHU' haIIroau ...... ~
At the Board this day. Baltimore 6's closed at
l0ss bid; Baltimore IS, 1890. LOG bid. IOs asked;
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1875, 81 bid,
SO asked; do $780, So bid, SO asked, do. shares 81
bid, 94 asked; York and Cumberlan nd Railroad, 229
bid, 23s asked; Baltimore and Susquebanpa 81
bid, 345 asked.
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A LBUMS, VARIOUS; FRENCH AND ENG
n lsh Portfolios; English Bibles of all sizes, in
calf, goatskin, and velvet bindings; finely bound
Prayer Books in great variety; Gold Pens in gold
of oil the best authors, English and American
some finely illustrated. others richly bound; also,
a select collection Of French Rocks in fine bind
ings. may be found at the bookstore of the sub
scrber, mostly imported direct from London and
Paris by himself, and just opened
Dec "a FRANCK TAYLOR
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o. Have you any doubt 70 the COR
rectness Of Thompson's Daguerreotypesl- If you
want an excellent daguerreotype likeness for the
holidays, you can get it at THoMPsoN's Gallery as
perfect and much cheaper than offered in this
city. Such inducements are worth trial. Salts.
faction given or no charge. The rare collection Of
Oil Paintings at his gallery still exhibition,
and no one with cultivated taste can spend an hour
more pleasantly than examining them. Gallery
between Il and 9th streets, Lane fuckers Build
ing. Dec -
o. Countess OF Rossi.-A superb Da-
guerreotype Of Henriette Sontag is on exhibition
at WHIrEHuRsr's Gallery, near d street This
has been pronounced by the friends of Sontag
the only good Daguerreotype ever taken Of her,
Dec
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTs.---Wc have on
~ hand n very large assortment of superior
French and English Writing Desks, manuiac-
turcd to order, and warranted in 90 ,h'y
For sale nj moderate prces.
!. BASTIANELLl 4 Co,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Periuncry,
Dec % under Browns Hotel.
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NTALAGA GnAsEs, CIsAE REhHiE1s, sc.
Nl just received
" hegs Malaga Grapes
80 barrels Ora nberrles
3 cases PruntSS
1850 lbs. Currants
300 boxes Bunch Raisins
20 do Citron
20 dozen Guava Jelly
10 boxes Currant Jelly
10 cases Pie Fruits
10 do Canton Ginger
do ChowChow
Paper sh"lIed Almonds, She!bs-ts. BrAE.i
Nuts, &c.
Daily expected
32j drums fresh Smyrna Elm F,cs.
For sa.e by GEO. & THoS. PARKER & 60.
Dec Is -9ifeo opposite Browne No,ri
NHAMPAGSE WlNEF. nRAN2.h, 81
~ QUOfss, tSc.--.iust received a large suprlT
of Champag nc Wines, dirert importn,or9 rgI"
275 r,akets, quarts AMI pin's in perfect ,'rt'r.
OF high grades and oclectej braHis, E., i'is
market.
s,ick's. BOXERS Vrrzaruy
Bocba's, hioel''s, Mac Saturn'. lnoys, sc.
Also lew haif-p'Pes ol /" super Ior pure h''1
dies
O,a,ds, Ncurcssey's, Old London Dock. } az
Louis, Marte! and A. Sesn 1t, Dca,Ai
WINES
Madeira. Pale and Brown Sterria
Old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, >2'rkh"g Heck
Stein Wine, Chateau Ma, -. At
Claret, -. Julian, Nar''c|"", 'Hd C1r"2Co2
and Anu,+-rd CCrdisls
English Pickles, brown vat ~ E2g NaA
Ale, &C.
Chow Chow SAtdjnet, &c. For sal" by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER 4 CO.
4 Dec 3--3tawlm't Opposite Browns Hotel
/ nLEAK HOUSE, No. 9, by d okeus.
. d History Of Henry Esmond. esq by Thae kcray.
kathay;A Cruise in the China Sees by W HAT
! ings Macaulay.
/ 'rnnlr Talk nhout EooAs. Mch, aud Manners.
! Just received and for sale by
TAYLOR s. MaUEY
Nov 20 Booksellers. near oh >.
\ AND WARRANTS WANTED = H,g%cst
| IL market rates paid by -
! CAUBB BROrAER5.
! Dec 22-eod2w Bankers, opposite lEs.slTy.