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Proposals Repairing the Brick Wall around ,n.
observatory. 'as
NAVY AsKSr'. orSro..

| NAVY AsKEr's OTSr,K
Warrington, d. C., November iS issO
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will be received this once
SSn Y S seoes @ % iss % day q January
Observatory the east south, and side raising his %
feet hsherQ Beginning the hip in the west wall going soaS
Tne wall 10 be eoped Win eopng briek ~ nsr p,,,s,,
agents once from The north end Of the wall BY way so
All the brick including the coping TO be .hs best brick the
whoe 10 DC isid ana ed In wan mortar made with best
6a.hed asnasr ''n 'A'p
s w ss, S .s o SG ss eSS sSd % MP PEI running foo,
ing the 70 panels two feet higher and coping the
The work not 10 be commenced before .he LIST CT April 1855 ana
All The materials aud workmanship be entire sataei
Of The superintendent Of the Observatory before bills Az
Upon the completion according to its pOvo0
thirty days aer presenting the hills, duly approved by The supen
Each offer signed by person persons making il ana
by the guaanto according 10 the form annexed and their M
The person whose offer shall be accepted win noasd peoo
y o. s ee through 'he Po' ONCE which notice shall con-
for the work specified within fifteen days from the no
Of such deiaung bidder will be held responsible All dp
All conformity with this advertisement i
every particular will al The option OF the Bureau Ordnance sna
The bids win be opened in the Of Witnesses
and also in the of Tho bidders one m h
should be present and only The whose offer been e
all the offers which be received If the should be
greater than can be paid for from existing appropriations
FORM OF OFFER.
To the Navy Agent al Washington, ID. c.:
I-----~-, of in the State - hereby oes, "A
furnish al the and perform work required M The o
wall under 18Th day OF Novem
be 1852, and subject all requirements of the same
For r-- [wrile the aggregate n words
signed by person making offer.
The undersigned, ,-, OF 10 State Of
and ----, of -, in the State of .-- az uu,ran,ors'
hereby undertake above named -- will n s'
Offer be accepted enter into contract before required with the
United States whn hieen days after the date notice. through
post Office, of the acceptance of bid as before men
toned.
[Signaturesl
certify that the aboyenamed - and are known
be good and responsible guaIantos n case.
ITO be signed by collector, attorney or
known 10 the be
Nov ls-lawst j. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
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OFFICIAL.

Fillmore, President the United stae Of -7ma, TO all
uaom q may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Daniel
Wolf appointed OF the republic OF Ecuador for the
port Francisco California; do hereby
such, declare him free exercise and enjoy such
functions powers and privileges allowed 10 the consu Of the
m favored nations in the United States.
testimony whereof caused these letters be made
patent Of United be hsreuno affixed
hand the Of Washington, the 2t day Of
H. December A. ID. 1884, and Of the Independence Of the
United states Of America the seventy
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
Epw.Rp EVERETT, Secretary Of State.
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IporfaHt drrest.

PrrsBURo Dec ls.-This morning about three o'clock
watchman in Allegheny City arrested two German shoe
makers in the street. under suspicious Their
were found be Julius and Francis oppe and on
examnang their premises large amount OF stolen prop
ery found. Leather amounting TO about $500 was
recovered, which had been stolen during the night, and
utensils for coming money also found with other
booty showing they had been committing depredatons
for long time.
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MALAGA GRAPES Crnnbcrrles, sc Just received
vi 30 kegs Malaga grapes
30 barrels cranbCrres
cases prunes
9l500lbs. currants
900 boxes bunch Tasna
90 do ciuon
~ dozen Guava Jelly
10 boxes curraut Jelly
10 cases pie fruits
10 do Canton ginger
do chow. chow
Paper-sheled almonds, shebarks, Brazil nuts, &c,
Daily expected
325 drums fresh Smyrna Elm Pigs.
For sale by GEO THo5. PARKER n CO.,
Dec ll-9ufeod Opposite Brown Hotel.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Massachusetts, Election.

BosroN. Dec lip MIN the first distrlce-Ar scaddei
(whg) is elected Congress. In the second distric
Crocker twhig) is elected In the third Edmunds twhg)
elected In the sxth Upham (whigl is elected In the
seventh Bangs (coaltonisO is elected Wentworth (whg)
elected in the eighth district De Win Gree so) is elect
ed in the ninth district In the tenth district Dickinson
(whg) is elected Goodrich (whig) is elected in the eev
enth district.
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auetioneers.

1NWo- STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTI0N-on
Thursday the l6h instant shall sell, at O'Clock, p ms 10
bnng containing good and conveniently
rooms closets passage through the house, situated
OF aud the o II being
lot No No 4 having front f2s feet inches and
running back 100 feet, with side alley 10 feet wide,
One third cash. balance o, ~ e, and "a months,
The purchaser
bearing interest the day sale
deed given deed conveyanees the
- GREEN & SCOTT
Dec lid Aucuoneers.
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sIIss !. HoaAN,s

ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
street, between lStn and l4Ih Washington, D. c.
THE quarter the 24th Of Decem
ber expires March Miss Hogan il prepared d
Immediately nye pupils bosrde and An additional
number OF day scholars.
Terms for board including tuition English mathematics,
French dra wing, and needieNork, S62 so per quarter
young ladies acquiring thorough knowledge OF
French this institution offers great advantages.
nation, application be made 10 Miss Hogan
Rev Dr. Butler VIM Thos. Carroll ESQ., Mr. Jusuce Wayne,
Francis MaTkoe, esq, Hamilton Fish, Captain c. Wilkes,
u, 3. NJ, and VIM. Hogan, jr.
The circulars contain The terms, references, SC
Dec l2-eodn
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MADAME DELAItUE takes pleasure I'm snnounei ne
vi 10 the ladies of Washington and ts vicinity
opened beautiful Of French
Of embrodcred and Yaencennes lace chemees e new
style collars muslin and lace morning musns and
lace rgolettes French and English bands
white lace behas and ves Illusion blonde imitation
ces, lama and pearl feathers for dresses fnhers
lama aces Paris hats fancy head drees caps good
oftment OF hne flowers weaths bouquets SC
fancy bracelets handsome choice of nbands
fancy articles suitable for Christmas presents fresh peTmery
kind pomaums, hair musk, hair combs brushes
ous white and colored Kid gloves for ladies gentlemen lace
gimp, velvet and other trimmings for dresses, 40,
Madame d. tenders her thanks the ladies, respectfully 50
lioits continuance Of their kind patronage.
Pennsyvanta avenue, beiwes l2th and l3,b streets
Dec H-eod3t '
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nv y. Q. MeGUInE, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF OMNIBUSEs, HORSES, HARNESS
&eThe subscriber by virtue OF deed OF trust win oeI TO-
auction the auction OF Jas O. Me
CURE 10 O'Clock, Tuesday, the 2l instant omni
10 horses, together win all the Stable I'M
RoBT 8. PATTERSON, Trustee.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Dec e--4taw&ds Aucuoneer
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NEw YORK, Dec I4-p. m-The stock market at the
close of the first board to-day rather heavy-ales OF
United States 6s, 81, at 1885, Canton fml2l offered
sales OF Erie s6k Nicaragua, 80 Erie converbles OF
o. l0l, and OF IL 0i4 Harlem, 7il offered Norwich
and Worcester 54I Nothing doing in Sontngton. Cum
berand coal, o6l-a slight decline. Cary improvement,
1874 Money easy. Exchange on London, lot prem. The
-four market is steady-saes c 5000 bbs So l2t or
State and IS Al S6 80 for southern Rye four 81 81.
Corn meal So 75 Wheatis dr-sales OF Ill 900 bushels
at lIs cents for white Ohio and souhern red 10 lI2
cents Genesee rs l26 Sales OF 1900 bushels
corn al ~ 75 cents. Oats 81 5s cents Rye So
Cotton unettled-dealers waiting the steamer Whiskey,
25t cents.
PHrApKLPHrA Dec l4.-The stock market firm-United
States 6s 1867, ll9i Pennsylvania 5s, 9st Flour Il
quetsaes OF 600 bbs shipping brands at S5 for city
s5 so So 75. Rye -four, 81 %, Corn meal SO p. The
receipts OF grain arsaes Of 1000 bushe Of wheat
IO5 a lO7 cent. for red and lss III cents for white.
Sales OF 600 bushels Of 68 for yellow. OATS
So n 81 cents. Rye, So So cents
CINCINNATI, Dec. I3-The price Of hogs has advanced
from Sc 80 Sc 60, and the market is buoyan with
large demand provisions An advance Of has
red in bulk meas-saes Of 900 bb, Of lard atl0 kegs
IOi. Mess pork is selling al sl6 so a SIC 81.
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THE UNDERsIGNED having removed ta tho new
and commodous Pennsylvania between
ID and ~ streets doors east Of the United States Hotel desire
their old Congress
strangers public generally, importation
splendid Preach, English, cloths cassmeres,
vestngs, which they will make elegance
prices reasonable any
District Of Columbia.
Dec 9-eo2wif J. II. THOMPSON n co.
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NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TAILORING Es-
~ ablishment and United States Military Depot
Broadway, corner Of Anthony suee-GEoRGE r. FOX, tao
and importer intends waiting his friends
orders about December
at wilard'- Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
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A CARD.

IMPORTANT TO MEN OF FAsHION.-GEORGE T. GREEN,
Proprietor fashionable making establishment
House, York, respectfully informs the
Washington, Georgetown and the vicinity that he will be in Wash
18th the 25h of December during
happy orders gentlemen
procuring shirts from the first of t
class in the United States
G. r. Green's Of measurement invented by himself
perfect in all with mathematical precision and
puncuaiy Of orders positively guaranteed.
subscriber will the National HOTEL and will receive
public where he be found for the
GEO. T. GREEN,
Dec l0-dtn2l No, Astsr House, New FORK.
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octs-iawtsFeb
THE Lost senses-Dsarness and Blindnessi by Or

Il kitto.
This work Of from the lea
and accomplished writer's O the revealing mysteries o.
world in which those live have been deprived sense
sight hearing Bve since his boyhoos, for taH thirty
Dr. ktto has passed life of great activity scholar in s
the most intense deafness 70 which living can ~
iectcd. His of himself discriminating rma
tho condition of the blind, James Mitchell, Bhdms
othe replete with profound Thought ntefe
phenomenon presented 10 the progress Of their mental auins
Chrisfian ObserrH
Ktrros DhnY BInLE Morning Series y0H
10 mo. e.
Vol ], Antediluvans and Patrarchs
2 Moses and the Judges
y Samuel, Saul, and David.
=. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series; 4 vols. ~ mo
Vol. I. Job and the Poetcal Books.
p isaiah and the Prophets.
2. The Life and Death Of our Lord.
4. The Apostles and the Early Church
For sale ~ GRAY n BALLANrYNE's Boofstots1s
Sep LIFT TN street. two doors above odd Fellows han
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Destructive Fire.

ALBANY, Dec. i3 The seminary Richmond vile was
totally destroyed by fire this morning The pupils. num-
berng three hundred asleep when the fire broke
out but succeeded in ping with their clothes Loss
about Sl4, 900, which is covered by insurance.
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Boston Nfunicfpal Election

Boston, Dec. l3-Seaver (whig) has been reelected
mayor by from 20 10 80 majority Dr. Smith Gndependeni)
received 50s6 votes and Joseph Smith (dem) 937. A
majority of whig aldermen probably elected
In Lowell the whole whg ticket for mayor and alder
men is elected.
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MINCED MEAT, Minced Meat.-Persons in OF good
l minced without the trouble making
modated with superior article five pound pots AT the
of 20 pound by sending orders Anys
feconery ae Emmers Bridge street. Georgetown, D. G.
reputation establishment productions being
well known, putting is unnecessary.
Orders left Burnets confectionery, Pennsylvania
avenue Fourteenth street.
2-3sw3w
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NEW FANCY GoODs-Mr H. GLITCH takes pleasure in
IN calling ladies public gen
the args and of fancy goods suit
for Christmas Che received, and will be
opened for inspection Wednesday the 18th
China flower vases, baskets and perfume bottles
China CUPS and with
Rococo and rosewood boxes
Gard eases and portmonnaes
Silk bags and purses
Shell and buffalo combs, patterns
Shell, buffalo, and other dressing combs
Hair, nail, md tooth brushes
Farinas dc cologne
Lubin's perfume for the ndkerchief and toilet
Plain and variegated purse silk
Purse and bag
Steel gilt and silvered beads
Embroidery crochet and braiding patterns
silk. linen, and
Berlin xurhir, worsted sc, sc
Also great variety Of toys, Sc &C. numerous 10 men
on.
An Of which win be sold al the most reasonable prices
MRS. n GLITCH,
Penn avenue, between and streets,
Deci5-A few doors, from 10Th street
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sale To-Day.
, ,. Q. MoeUIRE. Auetlonssr.

GENUINE HEIDsECK d co. CHAMPAGNE, FRESH, MAC
eaIon caIet wine Jamaica Spirits Holland gin, and cgsr al
aucuOnOn Wednesday afternoon, December 49, O'Clock
hr door OF auction shall sell without
81 baskets Heidseek n 90, champagne
~ hoxes maecaton fresh importation
10 eafet wine
100 bottles Holland gin
100 do Jamaica spirits
le0OO imported cigars.
Terms cash. j. c. MCGUIRE,
Dec I4-d AucuoneeT.
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WINTER QUEBEc.-There is good sleighing in Quebec,
and the skating club ndugHg in their ayorte sport,
Ia which the ladies join freely.
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Fire al Lockp0rf.

LooSPoRr, IN. Y,) Dec IA fire broke out abou, 9
o'clock last night in Mr. Bacons Main street, which
with adjoining owned by c. Leonard destroyed
Bacons loss is about $500, and LeonaId 81 0O-fully
insured
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FURNISHED house for rent.-A welLfumished house in
neighborhood Department, containing
eight and Kitchen will be rented low, if immediate appica
ton be made. Apply
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Dec 3-eo3t Auct. and Comm Merchant.
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CARD. ROVER French cook, Offers his services
cnens Washington prepare dinners, suppers,
dishes
J. r. employed years by the English minister Lisbon
three French minister Washington, and
recently BY minister Mr. campton. p's style Of
has become well known
Washington while IN the employment Of the latter
gentlemen. that offer other references.
mnisers the residence o The
advertiser at r. Bouianeers street. the War Depart
mcnt will be promptly attended 20, . -
Dee I2-dN J. ROfER
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UOADINGMrs ~ Es,erly having taken rehtied and fur
ID nsned the late Mrs McPheason Pennsylvania
Of Third prepared accommodate
members transient bonrers and will be thankful for
share OF public patronage
Nov 2S-eod2w
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MO. 1913 broadway, corner Of Anthony street, New
YorkGEORGE p FOX, tailor United States and uni-
ted States nveneur de nodes maker OF perfect hng
panaoons conceivable garment the
modern dress and fashion, manufacturer OF the
Webster khaban, the Oriental khaban khaban, and
other Styles &C. Standard designed
approved styles, cloth, fabric,
requirements Of the made ssable
In any climate Price according quatyS25
comfort together with independence
cloak and be forwarded lowest
bill collection OF letter. giving the
age, and general description Of the customer,
N. b, A tsilorb measure not wanted. Dec 7-eodl4d
old Brsndies, Champagne and Madeira Wines CT
&cennesey, Jean Louis Guard, Dupuy Co., and old
wood and In bottles,
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
Renauld aud Francois, Heidseck
Mumm's yerznay, Bouches YerEanay Moe and other fine
champagne wines
MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES, sc.
Fine old Serca Bua, Tnta, wines,
and In bottles
Pale, dark and gold Sherry wines
Manscbino and other fine cordias
Old scotch malt and fine old whiskey
Jamaica rum Holland GIN sc, In wood and In boues
Campbell's Tenants, and Byas's English ale
Brown stout and porter, in quarts and pints
FINE HAVANA CIGARS.
yctora Franklin Frasquiers rers-
liza cigars, OF superior quality
Best cayendish Mrs Miers dne chewing tobacco
Goods delivered free Of portenge all parts Of the city.
MIDDLETON h BEALL,
Dec 5-safTuSThim
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Markets.

The steamer Arctic is below New York, and will reach
her wharf about 10 o'clock tonight
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TON FEssIONs Of Fitz Doodle, and Tremendous Adj
v ventures Of Major Gahagan by Thacker
Essays from the London Times, % series
The Successful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Life Of Mr. samuel
Budget, Of Kingswod Hall; by William Arthur, NJ. ID.
Basl-a story ofmodem life BY w. Wilke Collins.
The Fiscal History Teras embracing Of t
from the Of the revolution
1884 10 ls5l-'J7 with remarks on American debts
Dec II FRANCK TAYLOR
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MAHAN'S Industrial Drawing, valuable TO all Car
M penters, masons iron workers, other artisans.
Industrial Drawing, comprising description and OF draw
ing the construction Of plane figures the projections
solids elements
typographical drawings with remarks the method
teaching subjects by Profession Mahan West Point volume
octave many engavings. Price 81 Just published.
Is FRANCk
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Aucaoneer.

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoncer.
GALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY TO SETTLE AN Es-
- Monday afternoon, December 10Th. O'Clock
shall SELL without reserve, following lot.
ground
Square No, s. lots | and
., > and
~ 5md9
iS,
S. all
fourth cash the residue eighteen
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest," and
cured by deed Of trust
Title ndsputabe Conveyances expense purchasers
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Aucuonecr.
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DIED,

In this CITY, Tuesday the 14h instant, Mrs MARTHA D.
DICKINSON, In the 25th year OF her
Tuesday morning. e dropsy in the chest JOHN " GIBBS, in
the 74th Of his formerly resident Of Prince Georges
county, Maryland.
friends Of his sonnaw, r. YuLLER, respect
fully his funere the church Of Epiphany
o Wednesday, (lhs dayD at halfpast l2 O'Clock.
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OATH OF Life by Wise-5o cents
Successful Morchant-60 cents.
Sketches aud Incdeuts-5O cents,
Anecdotes for the Fircsde-S0
DO do loung-S0 cents.
DO do Ministry-J0
DO do Ladies-J0
Learning 10 Act and Converse-40 cents.
DO Fee-40 cents
Do Think. 40
For saieby GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Dec II Seventh street.
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observation-disclosures Chas. Gard will deliver third lee
Academy, Thursday evening, commencing
cisey half O'Clock The public invited attend.
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DAHIS CIosLs and msntfes-CLAGETT, NEWTON,
MAY, co. have Just received from the importers fresh
ply Paris velvet cloth coaks which respectfully
ofthe ladies' New York pnee marked
Dec div
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE. Auotione.r.

By y. G. MCGUIRE, Auotiopecr.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesday afternoon December 9s O'Clock, the prem
shall sell lot No. III, No 1917 improved
well built wostory and brick dwelling,
building, convenient houses &C
This property handsomely situated street, between 18Th
l9h and desirable, from its location private
residence.
Terms 81 500 or the purchase money six
twelve months with interest,"
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D AuctonceT
DOORs FOR THE HoLyDAys-The Spring Time oi
ID Rev Dr. Magic, Of Elzabehlown, Jersey.
I6mo., IS cts; gilt, o.,
Easwood Lights md Shadows Of the Anglican ChurchA
Times by Charlotte Auey. l2no., rs
The Folded Lambs; by Mrs. Rogers. 40 cents.
Contributions Of a a. illustrated. 81.
Holyday House by Miss Sinclair 75 cents.
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Dec IS Seventh street.
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and for
Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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DrPAETMEST STATE
Washington, December 8, 1852.
persons having books belonging
library Of this department particularly requested
librarian
lO-6t
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ID j. STEER Merchant Tailor, his
L Seventh Odd Fellows Hail.
c public attention. and particularly that Of his former and
friends his of gentemen's goods
and adapted TO the among which French and English
Himea mied and other cloths all
styles superior colors,
French, English
rich cashmere, silk aud
vesngs together with dress shirts undershs and drawers,
socks umbrellas, dressing and,
everything necessary complete genleman's wardrobe
All work done in elegant sye and warranted please.
l-3aw3wif
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Gy-smthsonian Lectures-Dr. r. Baird, OF New York,
second lecture Of his this "wednesday evening
December IS, al * O'Clock. Subject Scandinavia
Dec l5-lt
G2MasonioA stated Of Columbia Royal Arch
Chapter No. IS will be held their hail. "wednesday
O'Clock. Companions standing aenay invited
attend. BY order Of N. Z. n. p.
Dec Is SAMUEL V. NILES.
OyThe Fair the benefit OF the Poor.-The Ladies'
Union Benevolent and Employment Society the Fair
benefit Of the female this city IN the large saloon Mr.
Shanks Pennsylvania between 9 and 10Th
west benevolent respectfully
The winter hand and the funds Of the society
appeal public society
dntersd efforts provide employment for the fs
male poor.
BY order Of the board Of managers,
Dec I4-diw
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$3.50 Month IA sm all Fortune for s2

a CHANCE make persons OF business.
No capital Heeded and but le incurred IL requires
aveingno peddingbut the comforts OF home,
with chance make $50 S200 month This is
something entirely worthy the attention or all honest
desiring permanent genteei employment
The right kno Wedge of this will e sent TO person
closing pad oJOSEPH W. HART Monroe Orange eoun
ty New York.
sending please write their aud address plainly
Dec ll-d2w
A LII. Ne the Dayv-A, Of Harper *
Brothc Appleqn's, Bunarns Reddelds, Little Browns,
publishers received regularly Immediately
press Washington the published
price, AT the agency
TAYLOR MAURY'5
Dee III Bookstore, 9th street.
NLAYTON's Other Diaries for 1883 Invaluable TO
keeping memoranda. All
pocket counting
For sale the makers prices by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec 10 Booksellers, 9th street
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LIiT.-Two chambers,
paor neatly furnished, and well located New
York avenue and within thirty yards Of 18Th street, three doors
House grounds and the
Omnibus line the Capitol To single gentlemen the will be
made very reasonable, ID. A. GARDNER.
Dec l5-3lawu
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AIboni's Last Concert.

AIboni's Last Concert.
ICKETS concert Thursday, 10th DecembeF2
tickets will AndeTons music saloon this
day Thursday Dayis's music Taylor
Aaury bookstore and the hotels Concert at
TX precisely
W. +. BRoUGH,
Dec l5-2t Manager.
CONFECTIONERY, PRESERVES, -e-The subscriber
respectfully calls public his large supply
the following ARTICLES OF his manufacture and for which he has
received liberal the and for
the quality Of which he dehes compeutionI
$50 canisters trufies
100 do
500 do petit pois
200 do green
500 bottles assorted preserves
$50 pots currant Jelly assorted sizes
800 bottles
100 do fresh tomato for vegetables
large OF sardnes, ginger and mouarde
dc molle, SO.
900 pounds kisses from 81 S2 pound
5000 pounds ffuii glasses
5000 do assorted bonb bons, so per pound
100 kegs Malaga grapes, &c.
All of which offered the most reasonable terms, either
who orr retail, by q. GAUTIER,
La Vile Paris, Penn. and llth street.
lE.-3 -3if
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ID DOCKAWAY and Horse Mt private sale.-The Rocka
IL good order, has two seats, and will accommodate
fine drives well,
raned sound gentle, and recommended hrae family
horse.
establishment Bches livery STABLE 14h
For further particulars apply
Dec 3-3eod GREEN x SCOTT.