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Murray LEcruREs.-Captain Dawling, of New
York. by request, will deliver in our city, in the
course of the ensuing week, series of lectures ia
vorable to the organization and discipline of our
adopted citizens in military companies. Captain
D. has been wondrously successful in New York
having formed the nucleus by which the 9Th and
69th regiments have sprung up, now numbering
1855 men, well uniformed and equipped. Here
during the past season, the German Yagers, com.
manded by Captain Schwartzman; the Sharp.
shooters. Captain Bradford; and the Irish Volun.
teers, Cap tain Key, testify ably to the spiri,
participated in 80 largely by this class of our
felow-citzens. The lectures will be Of much in.
terest.
AZTEC CHILDREN.--These wonderful prodigiea
of nature will be exhibited for the first time in
Washington to. night at Iron Hall. Judging from
the expressions Of opinion given by northern
contemporaries, a sight of them will necessarily
be interesting.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-To night the rarcst en-
tertainment offered this season will be presented
Hackett. the inimtabe, will appear Sir PERTH
max MacSycophant, in Macklin's amusing comedy
| Of the "Man Of the World" in which he will be
supported-as the lady ia 30 qualified to do-by
Miss Fitzpatrick the Lady Rhodolpha. The at.
traction of the comedy and Hackett will be en-.
HANGED by the afterpiece, in which Mics F. will
sustain the part of Lady Freelove.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Sentences of Imprisonment
for four months were passed upon several young
men by Judge Crawford yesterday, for riot.
William Burke. charged with larceny in two
| separate cases, was found guilty.
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DrHavo you any doubt ms 10 the cor
rec'ness Of Thompson's Daguerrcotypcs ?-If you
want an excellent dagucrreotype likeness for the
holidays, you can get il at THoMPsoN's Gallery as
perfect end much cheaper than ever offered in this
city. Such Inducements are worth trial. Salts.
faction given or no charge. The rare collection of
Oil Paintings Mt his gallery are still on exhibition,
and no one with cultivated taste spend IN hour
more pleasantly than examining them. Gallery
between 4 and 9Th streets, Lane & fuckers Build.
ing. Dec 81
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Monsieur F. GAILLARpET, formerly editor Of the
Courier des Flats Unis Of New York, and latterly
an able Partisan corresr ondent of that journal, it
is stated has been writing comedy, in three acts,
exhibiting life in the United States, which has
been received by the reading committee of the
Theatre Francois, and will be produced before
long,
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Michaux q celebrated Frenchmau who travel
led in America about half century ago, and
wrote a valuable work entitled ." North American
Sylvia" yet survives in Paris, active and cheer
full, at the age Of cghty-three He was passen-
ger in Fulton's first steamboat noble Hud-
son, and has recently executed bust of Fulton,
which has been placed in the gallery of the
InuYre
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o. Mr. c. ". james. Of Cincinnati, Ohio, 10
our General Travelling agent for the Western
States, assisted by John r. Dent, H. j. Thomas, o.
J. Dyer. O. NJ. l.. Wissman, Isaac Bartlett, r. O.
Cook, II. l. Oiiids, and L.. r Browneii.
Receipts Of either .DiH be good
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OF FICIAL
Willard FILLMORE, President OF the United
gsif-, States OF America.
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that OLryEs O'DosELL has been appointed
Consul Of NicaSagua for the port Of baltimore,
ia the State of Mary land, l do hereby recognise
him as such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges as
are allowed to the consuls of the most favored
tons in the United States. g- tA.,-Hl
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal Of the United States
to be hereunto affixed. .s....-..
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton the 2Sth day Of December, A. ID, 1852,
t.. 81 and OF the Independence of the United
~ States ofAmerics the seventy seventh.
ts.as,aa 5g. g WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President eq "a Ea A+
EDWARD EvERErr, Secretary of State. ...,
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BUCKINGHANI's
National Periodical Depot, under the Ma
tional Hotel.


National Periodical Depot, under the Ma
tional Hotel
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to
Il his friends, strangers, and'tho public, that he
has opened his new National Periodical and News
paper Depot, under the Nationa! Hotel. Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near the corner OF 9th street, and
cordially solicits their patronage.
shall keep constantly on hand a great variety
of all the cheap publications, Magazines, Periodi
calls, American and Foreign Reviews. acting edi-
tions of the Modern Standard and Minor Drama,
together with the Weekly, Literary, and Daily
Newspapers, &C., sc.
Also Letter, Note, and Cap Paper, Envelopes,
and Fancy Stationery Of every description, and a
well-selected assortment of Visiting and Playing
Cards; all OF which now offer at the most moder.
ate prices. +..r,.
Having made arrangements with several of the
largest publishing houses for their works soon
as issued, am fully prepared to execute with
promptncss oil orders entrusted TO my care. Par
ticulnr attention will be paid to sending. by mail
or otherwise, all publications to any part of the
UnitedStates. .sr" ..'..
E F BUCKINGHAM,
National Periodical Depot,
Dec 29-eod3t under National Hotel.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.--A Card,
TINE MANAGEMENT respectfully announces
Il that Mr.. HACKETT has consented to repeat
Fastcf this evening, but most positively for the
only time. a,s- 1 ..
On Thursday Mr.. HACKETT will perform the
politician, SIR Psrtinar MacSycophant, in the play
of The Man Of the World, supported by Miss
FITZPATRICK (ast night but one of her engage
ment) rs the Lady Rhodoipha, and the whole
strength of the company. .o
On Friday, Mr.. HACKETT'S benefit and Last
appearance Dec29
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DIED, ..
In Baltimore, on the 2Sth instant, RICHARD J.
MATCHETT, IT., in the Gath year OF his age, only
con of RIcHARp J. MATcHErr.
In the same place, on the goth instant, Mrs MA
RlAN GlLMOR, rehct Of WILLIAM GlLmoR, in
the 74th year of her age.
On the 25th October last, at Crow Pond, Davies
county, KY, at the residence of his father DAVID
GLOVER, aged 26, son of WALKER GLovEn, esq
postmaster at that place. g.
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MARRIED,

On the 26th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. HopeEs,
CHARLES EDWARD NELSON to Miss REBEC.
CA JANE BRYAN, all of the District of Columbia.
On the 9th, by the Rev. SIsdoN WATKINS, Mr..
THOMAS POLICY to Miss ANNIE M. GOLD.
SMITH, of Annapolis.
In Georgetown, the 25th, by the Rev. Mr..
BRYsoN, RICHARD ADAMS, of Washington, to
Miss LOUISA V. MARTIN, of the same place.
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Iowa CoLLEGs.-A catalogue of the officers and
students of Iowa College, Davenport, Iowa, shows
that the whole number Of students in attendance
during the year ending July 10, 1852, were SO, to
wit: Juniors 3; Sophomores 2; Freshmen 3; ma
king in the Collegiate Department, 8. In the
Preparatory and English Departments, in all So.
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DEATH OF COLONEL CorrIN.--Colonel John Cot.
Tin died at his residence in New York. where he has
resided for about half a century. The Express of
that city says: .. ...
'.He wac in the eighty seventh year of his age,
and until recently bore the marks of green old
age. some OF our old citizens will recollect him
as teacher of youth, and politicians as a warm
partisan in the 'Old BucktaiP party
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REMAINS OF Mas. GENERAL TAYLOR. The re-
mans of Mrs. Taylor, wife Of the late President
Taylor, who died at Baton Rouge, louisiana, were
expected at Louisville on Wednesday morning on
the steamer Mary Hunt She is to be buried in
the family battle-ground, in Jefferson county,
Kentucky.
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NAvAL,-The ship of war Levant arrived at
niarsciIlcs November is, and sailed for Port Ma
hon on the 9th. The Cumberland arrived AT
Marseics on the 30th Of November. The steam.
frigate San Jacinto sailed from Spezzia on the Oath
OF November for Genoa and Marseilles thence to
Port Mahon. -
James n Owens, Thomas Butt, $500 williams,
ana - Myers, carpenters, lately passed OK
animation by the Naval Constructor at Norfolk
were recommended to the Navy Department, and
have each received the appointment of carpenter
IN tho navy. Mr. Williams has been ordered to
the Cyane, OF the home squa dron, and Mr.. Owens
70 the Vincennes, at New York, ono Of the North
Pacific squadron. 'o -
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90 Northern Liberties Fire Company
The members of the Northern Liberties Fire Com
pany are requested to meet at the engine house
on this evening, the Both December, at half past Q
o'clock, to attend the funeral Of our deceased
member EDGAR WApK e..
BY order of the President:
r.. BURCHE, Secretary.
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MOSQUITOES IN DEoEMBKR.-Tbe New Orleans
Pfcayune of the 23d instant, discoursing on the
present mild winter, says: I'D
'Here the weather is of the most miserab le
murk, hot, damp nature imaginable. The mos.
qultocs, which we fondly fattercd ourselves a few
days since had disappeared for the season. nre
now buzzing and biting harder than ever, appa-
renay invgorated by their short repose" -.
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Hon. TRIsTRAM BuRGEss, of Rhode Island, dis.
tinguished for eloquence and ability in Congress,
especially in bis oratorical rencontre with John
Randolph, Gan exchang &c informs us,) is still alive
and hearty, though now in his SD year. He re-
tains MS mind, and hs pen is busy in prose and
poetry. very few men in our country have pro-
duced such speeches and addresses as he delivered
when a member of Congress
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II 4. HASSLER, Agent for Claims before
Il Congress and the Departments of the Gene
raj Government, has removed his office from New
Jersey avenue near the Coast Survey office, to 4,
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 30-dlw ''.' .a
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Gt Ffrcmcn's Insurance Compsny.-The
Stoo khodcrs in this Company who are members
OF the Perseverance Fire Company are notified
that an election for Directors will be held ut the
office of Gideon & Co., Ninth street, on Monday
evening, January Sd, ut O'Clock.
~ GEO. s. GIDEON, President.
Dec 29--d5tif
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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 our day, has ar
rived in this city, and taken lodgings at Wizards
Hotel, his room being No. II. on the first floor OF
hat establishment Dec 90
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At the Board this day, Maryland SIS closed at
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1875, 1909 bio,
l02 Asked do 1880. 100 bid, 1904 asked, do shares
80 bid, 92k asked; York and Cumberland Railroad,
225 bid, 23i. ...
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o. Countess OF Rossi.-A superb Da-
guerreotypc Of Hcnriette Sontag is on exhibition
at WHIrEHuRsT's Gallery, near a street This
has been pronounced by the friends Of Sonta q
the only good Dnguerreotype ever taken of her.
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A CARD'-Our friends and customers are
IA hereby respectfully notified that all open &C.
counts upon our books will be made I'D to the 25tb
instant, and handed in. We shall confidently ex-
pect prompt settlements, either by cash. or notes at
ehort dates. HOOE, BROTHER & Co
Dec 25 TUpionl
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CHIcKAsAw NEwsPAPER.-The Fort Smith
Herald states that association OF Chickasaw In
dams intend to publish a weekly newspaper at
Post Oak Grove, Chckasaw Nation. twill be de-
voted to science, literature, agriculture, educa-
ton, and the advancement Of the arts and manu.
features among the Chickasaws, and other civil
lied tribes of the red race, we'll the news OF
the dav. FL. .. +. ..l..r. XII. .......'.
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The LASpISG OF THE PILGRIMs was celebrated
on the Dad instant at New Orleans, on which occa.
sion Mr.. e. A. Bradford made speech euogistic
oi Daniel Webster, and Mr.. J. p. Benjamin re.
sponded to toaet in honor of louisa ma with the
following commendable sentiment:
Nesp England and Louisiana: Heirs of the plori
Gus heritage OF Bunker Hill and Chalnette. God
grant that they may forever enjoy them undivided
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DauphiM Coal.

we publish this morning the report tor the
year 1852 of the President and Directors Of
the Dauphin and Susquehanna Coal Compa-
ny, which well deserves the attention of all
who are interested in the development of the
great mineral wealth of our country. This
report, with the maps which accompany it.,
demonstrates with regard to the Dauphin es-
tate the important facts that it is the only
district in the United States where perfect
anthracite, transition and semi-bituminous coal
exist in every variety, and that. it is one hun
dred and t,ro miles nearer to Underwater than
the next nearest bituminous region The
DauPhin coal is transported only ninety-five
miles to Baltimore and two hundred and thirty
one miles to New York; the difference in it's
favor of distance and transport over the Cum
berland mines being in the case Of Baltimore
ninety-three miles and of New York two hun
dred and eight miles. nis t'a. rsaa rns," -.
For domestic purposes, It is confidently as
serted that the semi bituminous coal of the
Dauphin estate is superior to any other coal in
market; and Though but small amount has
been mined, it has been so distributed and
tested as to establish and justify the assertions
Of the report with respect to its qualities. 1t
burns with nearly as free and bright fame as
the camel coal, while it is 80 little friabe in
its character that it furnishes as clearly fuel
as the neatest housewife can desire. So, for
the uses Of locomotive engines, it is found
much superior to the anthracite or bituminous
coal. and is altogether the best substitute for
wood. The letter annexed to the report from
the engineer Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad is conclusive to this point.
There is probably no person in the United
States so entirely familiar with every thing re-
iating to its coal and ceal mines as Mr.. CHAM
BERs, the President of the Dauphin Company;
and hence it is that the report we publish this
morning cannot fail to be regarded as one of
especial interest and value.
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Bank Of the Metropolis,

Washington, De embcr 81, 1859.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
Il a dividend Of four per cent. for the half ycar
ending the 3lst instant r 3. +.
The same will be payable to the stoc kholdcrs on
and after the 3D. January next. ..... -,
Dec 2s-3t RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD can
L be obtained for several gentlemen, on Seventh
street, over the office Of the National Era. ,
Nov Gift '.+'es - p ~ .f
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a. FOR SALE.-A frame dwelling. houee on
Miil Eighth street, within two minutes walk of
the Patent Office Ii contains ten finished rooms
has proper out buildings, is easy of in the
rear, and is in good condition.
Inquire of c.. ADAMS,
r Dec 30-3t p n Dent
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Post Once Operations.

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established discon-
tinued. and changed the names of the following
post Offices during the week ending Saturday,
December IS, 1852:
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AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The high
IL est market priced paid for warrants.
HAMILTON g. FAINT,
Oct s5-d&w3m Opposite Treasury Building.
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NNUAL MEETING OF THE MEXICAN
n COLONIZATION SOCIETY.-The thirty
sixth annual meeting of the merican Colonies
Society will be held the 18th January proximo, at
O'Clock p. m The Board of Directors will meet
the same day at IL O'Clock m. 'Hr
The Hon. CHAs. FENToN MERCER, the oldest
Vice President who can be present the occa-
sion, will preside and open the exercises with ap.
propriate remarks a-' -.
short abstract of the annual report will be read
and addresses will be delivered by the Hon. Ed
WARD EVERETT, Secretary OF State, and the Rev
CHAs. II. READ, of Richmond, Va.
It is earnestly hoped that the use of the Hall of
the House OF Representatives will be granted for
the meeting.
w. McLAIN,
dec Secretary Am CoI Socinty
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.-In order to suit the
In convenience of those persons whose names
have been omitted in the poll Lists of the several
Wards of this city, and who cannot appear during
the day to notify the Assessors thereof, the Board
hereby give notice that their office will be omen on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings Of
the present week, from 81 to 81 o'clock
The poll books will be closed on Friday the 3Ist
sfter which no further additions can be made
Il. +. HARDNESS,
r Dec I'd Secretary.
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War Department.,
B"resu OF Typographical Enginsers,

.EEtfs DEcBMssR %, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received until and includ-
4 ing the 10th day Of February next, for the fol-
lowing articles required at the harbor Of Burling-
ton, Vermont.
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A CROMATIC OPERA GLAssES.-We havo
N received another lot of superior AcromauG
Opera Glasses, quality warranted, prices low.
T. BASTIANEbLl & CO,
Importer of Fancy Goods and Pcrfumery'
Dec rs
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Oct25-d&wsm Opposite Treasury Building.
T OOK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER.
IL MORNING ROBES.-We have on hand seve-
raj fine Turkish Robes. silk lined, which we will
sell at under cost, as we out Of this line.
English Merinoa and Cotton fret quality Half hose.
Several dcsen of the above articles will be sold to
get rid Of them, at any prices: g4
Merino, fine Lamb's-w6ct Vndersbirts and
Drawers, OF the very best quality, VIII he sold at
considerably b,low the actual value. as we Ore no
longer dealing in this line.
Silk Cravats and Scarfs Of the finest quality, of
all colors, sold at any prices to get rid Of them.
We are no longer dealing in Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods; therefore we offer the balance OF
our wooen stock at less than the actual Cost.
..E . e, T. BASTIANELLI h Co,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumcry, Jewelry,
Deco under Browns Hotel.
rHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDY, LIZ
of Champagne Wines, direct importations from
275 baskets quarts and pints. in perfect order,
of high grades and selected brands, for this
market.
Heidseick's, Boxers Verxanay 81
Bocha's, Moelt's, Mac Saturne, Inoys, Sc
Also, a few half-pipes of old superior pure Bran
dies ...
Otard's, Henncssey's, Old London Dock, Jean
Louis, Martel, and A. Seignette Brandes.
WINES.
Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherries
Old Jamaica Rum, Holland G lin, Sparkling Hook
Stein Wine, Chateau Margeau $3.50. g
. Claret, ST. Julian, Maraschino, and Curacao
and Annisced Cordials ''s
English Pickles, Brown Stout and English
Ale, SC. . .... .-.-
Chow Chow, Sardines, SC. For sae by
GEO. s. THOS. PARKER & CO, .-
Dec 13-3tawlmit Opposite Browns Hotel.
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Dec 90 Secretary American Col. Society

E,INE EDITIONS OF STANDARD AUTHORS,
Il English and Anne rican, in Poetry and Prose
may be found at the bookstore Of the subscriber,
in many varieties Of size and style, from the min
iature volume for the pocket to the large octave
trated. others finely bound in cali, morocco, and
goat skin.
Among many others may be named Byron,
Campbell, Irving, Prescott, Gibbon, Words worth /,
Bryant, Pope, Charles Lamb, Walter SEQ I, Coop
err, Cowper, Thompson, Halleck, Bancroft, Gold
smith, John neon, Southey, Shelley, Spencer, Chau-
Ger, Milton, Sha kspeare, Burns, Macaulay, Hume,
Smollet, Swift, Fielding, Sernc, Moore, and 9TH
ers-,he English editions imported from London
by himself
Also, u smaller, but select collection of French
autho. in fine bindings. -
Dec g FRANCk TAYLOR.
JUVENILE BOOKS.-Patient Waiting, by Alice
u Neal, cousin Alice.)
Nut Cracker and Mouse King, translated from
the German, with illustrations
Otto's Treasury of Stories for Young People,
with illustrations
The Nursery Gift, or Book of Books for the
Little Ones.
The Pretty Plate, by John Vincent, esq, illus
trated by barley.
Sister Mary's Stories about Animals. oolorcd
plates.
Infant Pratie, or Six Short Stories, by a
Mother.
The swiss Family Robinson, complete in one
volume. '
Stories OF Old Daniel, or Tales of Wonder and
Delight
Tales Worth Telling, with 1888 engravings.
Dec % ,s. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CUTLERY, BRUSHES, AND COMBS.-Wc
~ have received from Europe large assert ment
of Razors, sundry makers, warranted beet quality,
Also, 40 dozen London and Paris made Hair, SHAY
ing, and Teeth Brushes, from the most celebrated
manufacturers. One case Tortoise shell, Buffalo
and Truck-horn Dressing Combs; making tho
largest assortment in variety Of pattern offered for
sale by any house here.
.... T. BASTIANELLI & CO,
importers Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c,
Dec Under Browns Hotel, east
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County. State. Postmaster.
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JUVENILE BOOKS, for youth of all ages Also
u coorcd Toy Books in great variety including a
few of each imported from England, by
Dec 80 FRANCK TAYLOR
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OST-A bay Horse, with carriage harness,
IL near Georgetown. on Tuesday night, at nine
O'Clock. reward will be given to any person
who will bring back this horse to the Legation of
France, street, Washington.
Dec 30--d3t
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Decision in the Railroad Case.

BosToS, December 29.-Mr. George p. Baup, an
eminent merchant of this city, fell dead in the
cars while on his way to New York. ST.. s-ash
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NEW YEAR sOIREE Ar CARUsI,S sA-
lN LOON.-LEWlS CARUSI informs his friends
that his next Soiree will take place on Saturday
New Years Nigbt,) January / 1853. Those la
dies who have attended these Soirecs are respect.
fully solicited to attend Members of Congress,
with their families, and visitors the seat of Gov
eminent, may procure tickets of admission at the
Saloon. Dec 29-3t
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Day Brings Something New"
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T OsT.-On Saturday morning last, between
IL Browns Hotel and the Alexandria steamboat
wharf, a bundle addressed to II Cameron. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
bundle with Mr.. Cameron, over Todd's Hat Store.
Dec 81 e.. .... 49,. .. ....t'
TENTLEMEN's DRESSING ROBEs.-Jhe
VI greateet variety of sizes and styles, and of the
most approved sha pes, can be found at
STEVENS'S
Sales-room, Browns Hotel.
Dec IS-6,ifrod