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The daily union., 1852-12-25
by @. w. HUrELER, Auctionesr. .

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PKOPERTY.--by
virtue Of deed Of trust from John Walker 70 the subscribe
recorded the 27h day of January 1647
l3 os 2s7 1885, and 2sO Of tho land records
county, the Dsc OF Columbs shall 0dsr for
highest bidder therefor all those
Of the said city Of washington Known
Marked and laid down tna plat thereof ~ lots
g. y o. 10, H. 49, l3 a. u.s. TO- ~, In square nvc
and (5 half part Of square nunber hyc
thereon,
made premises Thursday, December -, a
0neourh of the be paid
residue three equal payments III q, 2 and IL months
date, be secured to The satisfaction Of the us
full payment of the purchase money aud interest," valid
purchaser purchasers all le and cstate
vested in the trustee, will be executed
sale complied with within three days
right resell the
public credit think h the risk
and deaung purchasers after weeks
after advertisement in Washington newspaper All
convyancing be the cost Of the purchaser or
JOHN A LINTON, Trustee.
g. w. BOTELER,
Nov 96-1taw4wtd Auctloneer
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PRESLEY EWING,
JOHN c. BRECKlNRIDGE.

The undersigned members Of the Senate and House of
Representatives. with great pleasure recognise and ap
,he general desire manifesing itself throughout
rnuniry 10 commemorate. by some national monument,
ne peo,ic services and abilities of amented
fellow citizen, Henry Clay We also approve The general
himself for his last resting place the most appropriate
location for this monument. The grave of Henry Clay
mus, ever be sacred spot upon our national SOIL to be
visited in the coming ages OF the republic by patriot pill
grms from every quarter of the lands and even after the
ay Of our counys greatness, the erected over
his remains will be sought out by the stranger Of
the most interesting memenoes OF the past glory OF the
republic and oil her children's fame.
In order that the proposed monument should be worthy
of the object is designed 10 commemorate and OF the
sentiment which originates il, there must be union Of
t6ort and concentration of resources.
We therefore most earnestly recommend general and
efficient organization by States and Territories in accord
snce with the plan proposed by the Central Association
and the example already established by majority oil the
States and promise cordial cooperation by every
proper means in this laudabe, patriotic and national
terptisc.
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The Senate, Tuesday last passed Joint resolution
unanimously appointing the Hon John Macpherson Ber-
rien, OF Georgia Regent of the Smithsonian Institution,
TO supply vacancy which had occurred in the board In
like manner, and by the resou ton, Professor Alex
ander Dallas Bache eappoinied Regent, his prev
Gus term of six years having expired Inteiligenesr.
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auotlonssr..

WWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.--On
Thursday, 18th shall sell, at O'Clock, In
premises excellent house, with
building good and conveniently arranged
passage the house, situated
north M street, and this being
No. 424 having front OF ~ feet inches
running side alley 10 feet wide
Terms third cash balance In o. H. 10 and ~ months,
$500 The
payments bearing from the day Of sale.
given taken. All at tho
pense OF the purchaser. Title indsputable.
GREEN b SCOTT
Dec I'D Aucstoncers.
Nn of the rain, the above sale II post
poned Tuesday, Deceubor %, hour 6lesE
Dec 4-d GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioueers.
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proposed Monument 10 MIR. Clay.

IL.
c.,rlsmrs, We send you herewith, and request you
j, pubsh the lnelligencef. paper signed by many
.nbefs of both houses OF Congress- the object OF which
to aid in concentrating the public attention upon the
alan OF erecting suitable monument TO The memory OF
yol will remember that in compliance with OF the
III requests OF MIR. Clay his body conveyed by
,hs order OF the Senate, Lexington in Kentucky and
hurled 10 the cemetery there. TO Ashland, and in the
midst OF the graves Of his early friends About The
lime an association without distinction OF party,
ysnixed III Lexington with the view 10 erect over his
graye colossal national monument worthy OF the coun
Iy and Of his own great fame. In connexion with The
Central association al Lexing others have been formed
IN most OF the States TO carry out this patriotic enter
prse and is expected that in short time similar
sociaons will be formed in the remaining States The
ement is intended 10 interfere with local
rails OF respect for the memory OF MIR Clay But il pro-
cseds upon the idea that he deserves national monu-
en and that the proper spot 10 erect II 10 his grave
While Kentucky inyokes the aid OF her sister States in
reluctant 10 recognise eminent talents and public services
a olher quarters OF our common country Her citizens
would promptly second movement Tor monument to
Calhoun 10 South Caroliua, 10 Webster in New Eng
land, or TO any other uslIious American in any part
oil the contedcracy.
Il 10 proper to say that the enclosed paper has not been
10 every member of Congress- chiefly for
want OF time but from the prompiness with which il
was signed BY those whose attached TO il,
we doubt not that would have received the signature
OF all, or nearly all, in both houses.
We venture, also, in this mode, to call the attention
of the prsss throughout the country the subject and
10 invite it's aid in promoting the objects OF The central
sociation. nnco, nv ,.,,,,,rc
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BOOKS FOR GIFTS.

BOOKS FOR GIFTS.
YOUNG Mans Counsellor, by Wise
Il Young Ladies do. do.
The Spring Time Of Life, by DR. Magee
The Daughters of Zon by DIR. Burchard.
The Daughters OF China, by Mrs. Bndgeman.
Successful Merchant, by Arthur.
Faded Hope, by Mrs. Sigourney
The Home Circle, by Mrs. Kirkland.
Reveries OF a Bachelor, by TX. Marvel,
Sacred Mountains, by Headley.
Sacred Scenes, do. do
large selection of books for the young.
GRAY b BALLANTYNE,
Dec ~ Seventh sire
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National tn ~afre.

ospThe pleasure 10 announcing that
comedian Mr. HaoEgrr visiting Wash
upon being informed Of the spontaneous and imporonae
oce by
consented
aner y.ars' The and perform his
world character Of FamFand OF which he is the
only schno~ared living in either hsm'sphsee.
Monday nert, Dscsmher 81 L va
open, rssess he secured mmsdssy
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The Theatre.

This is the farewell alght of the justly celebrated
French and Spanish dancers The admirable play of the
Lady Of Lyons is also very attractive feature in the
evening entertainment. Mr.. Hackeu he eminent and
celebrated comedian, announced for ldonday evening
10 his great character of Falsiaf
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brilliant SuecessI
THUNDER LIGHTNING STORM DrBUGE
nR BEALEs New Diorams OF the Creation and
" hns nnene
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
,xy.,, ,a,u,.

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
With ti unphsnt
citizens Washington been favored with
grand and have they psonzed painting
well. Re in time for seats
especially
IL soul the evening and
morning OF Psrsdetbe vsry ofnsht walk
silent majesty through the Edenbove that
heard The moaning Of des The
and with celestial voices 10 breathe
And motnnshow delightful The the slori
king Of dsy spreading his royal the chambers tho
such
bird and beast, and broos, and boush, TO rejoice.
Exhibitions O'Clock Wednesday
Saturday rfteroooe- At 2 O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents; children half ptce.
Liberal for Schools select
sion parties.
Dec "a ...#M .H /. 81
HIvA Glass. Qne-ns~war-. solar .nd ether lamps,
gsrdos eandeiahrss, table cutlery
spoons. tea kcc g FOWLER co, Odd Felows' Hail.
Th Washington o and ssected
their Of offered the District which
they will and ALI who will
with = The fsvorshte
compl~te dinner always hand.
Doca aSAeodif7~
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From eur Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Dec.

BALTIMORE. Dec. "a.
There is bat little news day. All are busy pre-
parisg for Christmas The weather is exceedingly disa
geeabe but, Notwithstanding, the streets lhronged
with persons shopping, and making purchases for
presents Business will be entirely suspended to-mJr-
row, aud the day pass pretty much usual such
easions. merry Christmas and happy one, with
many returns OF il. TO all your readers and TO the whole
world
Business is quiel-pfelty much absorbed in prepare
lions for the holidays. Sales Of 500 bbs Howard street
Hour at IS 25 and 900 do al IS Sian advance; City
Mills held S5 81. Rye -four, 81 25 Corn meal SO 10
per DBL The transactions In flour the past week have
been larger than IN any week during this year Sales in
all will reach nearly 10000 bbls. which, at So IS per
bb, would make the handsome sum OF S225 900 Sales
OF red wheat III IA cents white do, l15a 100 cents
and very prime l25 cents. White corn. SO 50 cents
yellow. 90 6o cents Oats, 81 40 cents. Rye, SO
cents. Provisions aad groceries quiet but firm
sales small and prices unchanged. Whiskey. IS 90
cents. Tobacco has been very quet-no sales of mo-
ment. No demand for shipment The inspections OF the
week SIT hhds.
1904; also 1853 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a,
932 9l Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company, SO
shares, at 66A ST.
The money market continues easy; banks discounting
freely. Good paper the street be had at a pei
cent month. a
The banks are preparing their annual statements and
will make a subs,anlia exhibit.
rIiRIsrMAs AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS, HOUSE,
u keepers Goods, &cJOHN M. DoNN BROTHER have ius
and arrAxcd handsome of goods
the season,
Pafian marble goods
Puper mache and French painted do.
French China and Berlin goods, cups saucers
card sands and match boxes, Dresden China very
handsome baskets and work boxes portable desks, SC.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome cas,ors mugs, tea sets
. Gard and cake baskets goblets, forks and spoons
Muaards, salts, and napkin rings,
LAMPS.
Solar, ethera, hall, &C.
BRONZED GOODS.
Tenders, dogs shovel and tongs, spltoons
Candlesticks candelasras, hat racks looking glasses
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany and walnut glasses
bracket tables
FURNITURE.
painted chamber SETS very cheap good
Bureaus sofas, extension tables
Chairs Of many patterns and shapes and material
Bedsteads, beds, mattresses, and feathers in the bag
China, glass, and ceckery-wae, in quantities.
stock, well assorted and cheap
JAPAN-WARE.
Toilet candIesticks cake boxes
Brushes, wood ware
Clocks of several varieties and patternsthirty hour
day. certainly complete any kepI in
tic District, perhaps other place.
We a call from articles
dated establishment promptly and reasonable
JOHN M. DONN & BROTHER
Peansyvana avenue, between 10th and llth streets.
Dec 25-dtJsn2
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PeObaOle total loss Of t4s sap A6lAaa, 50,

BosroS, Dec 2s.The ship afghan. fcom New ofleans,
which took fire last evening while laying the whari
lies full OF the main hatch The decks have
been broken up, and her is stove in 10
alongside with steam pumps, rendering assistance The
rigging OF lhc vessel is believed TO 10 uniniured.
The 700 tubs OF Irish butter imported per Siaga
were offered auction this morning. and 100 tubs sold
22 "a per pound The remainder were Withdrawn.
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Ayery's Sewing Mac hines-Prtce only s25 t-Pstsnsed
Oeto obrrI

Ia machine Is acknowledged by all who
or TO that af other sewing machine
simplicity, compactnes tho beasy and its
cheapno weighs about rs lbs and from 25
will work neatly with smallest
OF silk well linen, wooien and rood a
leather II Is simple that child Of 10
stand and work rapidly without danger
ORDER and do the work OF than NJ
ter IN than be done by hand
independent OF each
cut the still bolds good and II
ter than other sewing machine
peculiarly adapted t. family and plantation will
Kinds Of sewing and when known viii be generally
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company perfected
ranremepts for manufacturing the largest
number OF nsohnes The shortest notice ode
CHARLES NETfLEToN 25i Broadway New York, viii
prompt
m
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Prices admission Private boxes, 81 dess circle aud par
quee children under 10 years. half price reserved
rs orchestra IS family circle u nrd
tier, cents colored gallery, rs cents.
6S O'Clock the curtsin viii be raised at = The
open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
Dec IS
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MARRIE ID,

Thursday
instant, WLpEs, RICHARD NJ ANsoN OF
city, DELLA WALKER daughter Of Hon. CospxY
Of the former place.
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by TELEG RAPH.
BALrlAosK, Dec "a

BALrAosK, Dec "a.
la Boston Is understood that Governor Boutwell, 10 dis
satisfied with OF the Massachusetts lands in Maine,
and viii refuse ratity the salo Northern telegraph
wires beyond Boston working badly News per Canada
reports -four and further advanced Wheat also ad-
yanced. Coon hrm and advanced Cotlon firms far Oh
leans. % % Upands, o. Hayse market firm
Provisions firm Tobacco quiet Coffee hrm. Money more
stringent, bat easy American stocks firm. Political news
animpouant France and England quiet The *empre
continues successful.
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NoTrtEour oMce will be clcsed New
~ days All persons hsvng notes doe
sttsnd them previously. CORCoRAN \ RT5us
Dec 22-da 7~f
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DHOPEA 10 Of the propsr hind. IA
L wear well, and retain their an qioss-
~ pieces plain black silks all widths and kinds
, pieces medium and extra fine black French cloths
piece erin black vestng
~
10 pieces honhs,'ns and EXTRA fine black sipacas
we warrant al the black goods sell.
9ennemens crsvst, half hose, gloves suspenders
Underhifr, handkerchief, umbrellas, kc.
Terms cash m al unless The
soed articles low prices and fair dealing be rssd
cases PERRy BROTHER,
p~o ~ob-~e" Opposite Centre Market
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AMPS, LAMPS LAMPS :-Etheia Oil rendered as safe
agency Washington selling Newes
safety lamp and which oil rendered safe
We have good from the factory
troll as Corneus lamps om which no accident can
Occur rhe following % we mink must put rest e
offence good housewives We challenge any
Bosros, August 30, 1852.
feeder Of Mr. John Newell o. this city, regard to the
subjected them we endeavored without effect produce
the pressure Of v.por alone anu 'u''' 's ~
Tbs pne'p. adopted By Mr. Newell lev that Of the
all nsk o. explosive action !. removed
AUG. A. HAYES, ~ D. D., -
Asssyer TO the State of Massachusetts.
Nxw H4vr., October rs 1854.
Newell, OF Boston, se lamp and also
containing vessels furnished with protectors upon
principle Of Davys safety lamp o miner lie has used both
sci fire. the nane arrested BY the which Is
faithfully and carefully attended
that The wire do not suffer injury from eooson
etua asans, enposon Nothing short OF this would
called, have long thought they entirely
not prohibited from use so frequent and dreadful the acct
lamps should be and those ofms substituted
b. sILLIMAN, senior.
0'l'''' o. '"''s,ss; New v.s sss sSsS.sf oeo.ss s
wessye examined The lamp and lamp feeder Of Mr.
made with them great de
burning fluids 10 lamp. and feeders. w '' '
In mi. respect we entirely concur in the opinion Of Professor Sill
John ToRREy
VIM II ELLET
we keep constantly on hand best quality Of aua
ByJ. Q. Mcguire, A"ot,oneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AuCTIoN-on
Tuesday aae~oon, December ais, O'Clock, prem
ises shall ss 10, No H. In No 1877 improved by
dAei
building, convenient out houses &e
Th. properly hsna-omey street. between is,,
Terms 81 800 Of the purchase money cash The residue in =,
nine and twelve months, with interest secured BY deed Of
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Aucboncer.
Dy-In consequent lie mency OF tn. weather
e above sale further postponed u, Monday afternoon
Der "a, same hour,
Dee @-d JAMES O. MCGUIRE.
To THE EAsIuONARLEs.-GEoRGE p. Fox. the eeIe-
seen by his Advertisement arrived stopping wa
Of Fors formsRs,Si
Dec As
-----------l--
TOWN HALL I'm Charlottesville, virgtnis.-Thi. arr,
and comrodous building completed, win rented
tended these purposes 10 capable OF Containing rom m "a s,sb
hundred those obtaining pos
Cs.srorrssyrrIy, (vs.J Dee. ~, 1859.
pstimoe sun Richmond Dispatch, and Washington Union,
Their accounts To mrs once for collection.
Dec 2s-3tawsw
DASK OF THE UNITED ~rATEs-rupas have b.s,
pced IN IN. Bank Of the Rspohhc for the redemption
BENJAMIN ELLERy, Cashier.
SEMI-ANNUAL wttcn-In accordance with custom
si .t ss end Of n. ys. and a of have hs @
books drawn off, and will be ready for
We -ha be exceedingly obliged the kind
ell IN the emop or sfsriof
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Confectionery.

John MILLER respectfully customers
and the public In general TO his splendid
honay FOR the Christina. holiday, An sizes Of cakes from
pound hfty.
Bon honr, candies, French kisses, large
French articles In variety.
also have received importation
mushrooms, pfa.
agu-, sauces, &c.
Balls parties, dinners, kc will be furnished elegant
style, will re.pecsIy
cu call. nlwsys personal suen
ton 10 parties. balls kc, TO superipend ihom,
D.
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No Election ofU. s. Senate, IN Nrm ca,olin,.

No Election of U. s. Senator ia North Carolint.
RALEIGH Dec 23The legislature adjourned sine die
day without eiecng election of United States senator
in place OF Mr.. Mangnm whose term expires next March
The resolution Iourn until Monday escnded,
thus producing the most intense excitement The can
didates Mr. Clngman, supported by The democrats
and Mr. Woodin whg, but there were number OF scat
ering cast sufficient to defeat choice The dem
ocra,s had two majority on joint ballot.
Enensps Failure Meeting of the Propiacia Parliament
BosroS Dec. % The Halifax papers of the Ish an
the failure of Jno. McDougal IL Co for E60,OW
is feared they may Involve other houses.
The Provincial Parliament will meet The 2Oh Of Janu-
ary large number of Provincial vessels for Aus
| trslia
arrival Of the Empire City Sc
New ORLEANS, Dec 22.-The Empire City, with Havana
dates OF the 7tb is below, detained by the oghe will be
up
The Daniel Webster and Philadelphia sailed to-day with
coo passengers for Aspinwall
Markets.
New YoRN, December 2.--Busaess to-day is without
much activity People much engaged pre- pairing for
the Christmas holidays
No tdings yet Of either Of the European steamers now
due. Merchants much disposed TO operate until
they receive the news.
The stock market is steady but not active U S. 6's,
1867 Il9s oeredno sales Canton has again rallied with
sales 49, advance of S675 per share the close
of Inc second board yesterday. Efie 954 Morris Canal
2J! advance Ere Conveibles, OF 1871, l0li Harlem.
71B Nor ~ Wor 534 Slonington, 5c Cumbe Hand Coal,
659 Carey Improvement, III Money easy Exchange on
London, 81.
PHLApEIP HIA, Dec 2i.-Government stocks steady
United States Us, 1867 Il9l Pennsylvania 5s 49, Flour
steady but aclivesacs of7Ca bbls at 5 81 Rye -four
81 So Corn meal So Al Sales OF 500 bushels wheat
lls lis for red white do. lis I2i White corn,
cents yellow, 65 c6 cents Oats, "A cents Rye SO
cents.
New ORLEANS Dec 23Saes yesterday of 5000 bales oil
cotton 4 decline. Dealers awaiting foreign
MddDg Orleans, 81 81 cents Sales of 900 bbls
mess pork S7 Sales OF 500 bbls and kegs OF lard III
cents for the and l2k for the latter Orleans
moasses, 22 Rio coffee, cents. Freghs unsettled
Liverpool, i'd Sterling exchange. 81 pre-
miun.
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NHRlSTMAs PHEEsENTS-As the for making pre-
approaching would respectfully public
that have hand nice things that would be suitable
which fine all printed monsseline
dress prttem which will OFFER
Ii s useless about We
great Of them and 81 per yard but
them the aud OF them less order close
| uiem entirely out.
opportunity Of doing rs
they could possibly have done few weeks ago.
Also hand hne OF Cashmere hawis,
shas, handsome dress silks and fact,
w NJ. sHUsTER a CO.
Seventh street, Pennsylvania
DROOK,s Great Exhibition Prize Thread.-rbe sub
thread manufactured exclusively cotton
they warrant TO excel any In market.
STRONG SMITH, rs William street,
Agents In New
LEWIS h CO, es Market street,
Agents in Philadelphia
wArERsTos, PRAY Co, a Federal street
Agents in Boston.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, Issas Bo.,on.
l. For sale at TAYLOR MAURYs
Dec - Bookstore near 9u
HE Boston American Almanac 1884 repo.i,ory
Of useful political commercisl and scientific knowledge asa
pages pnce 81.
Deeoi FRANcR TAYLOR
NEW CROP Orleans Sugar and Moiaases al Aue
IN uonson Wednesday the 12d instant 10 ociock ON
D. and A. H. Dodr wharf the OF the bsque William
J19 hhds- sugar, prime choice.
4s bbls. prime and choice molsssc-.
EDWARD :. WRIGHT,
Dec lg-dtsn Aucioueer, Georgetown, II. e.
Of- The above sale is unsvoidnbIy post tponed TN
Monday next, the 27h instant, at u O'Clock
Dec 23-dtd
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90 ConxregationaI-Public worship win be by
Society Finn Sunday
ii O'Clock which hour the Rev. George CLARK, from
necucnt, win preach.
Rev. D Teasdae pastor Of the Fourth Baptist Oh urch,
and administer the ordinance baptism
candidates.
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I osr MIsLAID, or stolen, a black leather Trmnh
IL tsuch as generally used In packing shoes hed
papers belonging member of Congress-
but the This uunk misisid Sen
embe either the house formerly
mission, street, i5sh carrying
o stolen from the Capitol liberal he
for The recovery Of the trunk and being
Stewart AT the Capitol
ql~at
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NEW c,osks and Observation-Disclosures CALVERT
Az are now opening large cloth
seets and msnur- embracing
the Aiso fine bnck
e'onhs and manes ausly which
particular attention. willing sell
70 make Quick sales We sterk
o. h"~ white and light hrocsde k for evening dresses
and white de silks
And silks.
walking dresses ev~nnsH
and desirshe Intel Dec Q9-dM
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NOItsEonr office viii be closed
~ and Of
on those days Will pIease attend to them previously
Dec 23-6t IIURa RRoTHERa.
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o. MIR. G.liahsr Will preach in tho Capitol
sabbath morning, al III O'Clock Dec y
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drripai Of the Empire Cify, SC.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 22-The Empire City. with Havana
the i7b, is below detained by the iogshe will be
up soon.
The Daniel Webster and Philadelphia sailed to-day with
COO passengers for Aspnwall.
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Central Academy,
Corner of Il and 10th streets.
Rev. tas ra,nss Iawss Nourss Nourss Principals.
Marcus ID. Wells Assistant
Mon. II. Raou, Professor OF Modern Languages.
Circulars al r. Farnhams, Taylor Maury and Gray Bal
aniyne's books torres. Dec S-eodtf
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CO.. The Rev. DIR. Tustin will preach I'm the bridge
Presbyterian Church. ceofg-o~D District OF Columbia
ner Sabbath afternoon, AT az O'Clock. Dec 25
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SEMI-ANNuAL Dtstrtb wtton-In accordance custom
Julywe every so
off, and will he ready on
the Gath OF this month.
exceedingly Obliged win have the kind
call before the
yesr, either with the money or satisfactory notes
Dec 1a-d2twif CLAcErT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
n Levi. Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and
Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
NEw IMPORTATION--Esrthen Chtn. and
IN Iassr PURaEtL SON have jus, imported per ships
West, &c. from Liverpool (drect) and
above articles.
Also, 50 packages cut pressed
glassware patterns
ter assortment and
article In line Of business.
Of goods, susbls
First uu.iisy stonewsre nj factory prices.
An OF which will he sold wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices
English French, granite, and India Chips dinner, tea
decorated and figured China fancy
cofee and o.bs, hc
Plated fot., table and spoons, ea.tors, sc.
Britannia coffee and sets
Waters, Rirsndoles, vases
Solar, hail, and l.verpoo, lamps and lanterns.
pohc generally solicited
and wsr-heose opposite Browns Hotel Pennsyvann
avenue, ss III. asaa ,s41f5aHaas r. FURsELL \ SON.
fs-Asw6
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nN OR BEFORE january 4, 1893, conHdenllY 4
that friends will pay ali nthcre
should unahle please
promptly al once, and settle their accounts by note.
ip-stcon PERRY BROTHER.