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aga &C. can now ee Destroyed for twcntdy eents.
~ Tho advertisements Of Lyon. t2i ir6aaway that
quafser Of dollar tinstead OF half dollar
now his charge for canister OF the
box Of the Magnetic Pilis. "' =
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This the whole theory Of
dyeing II is perfect substitute for no soorng matter
prepared by nature in the healthy scalp 1t circulstcs
through tbs frous In the and instead OF
rsttn tho hair like othor dyes its vagiye strength
Not only does change gray hair brown black hut in
fuses life into the torpid and deeaying asres and into the
from which they sr.ng It's operation quick
thonght rcd gray hair IL changed any giSon shade
In from five TO ten minutes without and
without selling the skin OF the head. Ample proof
trsordnary qualities % this unique prpstation win he
Wig and Soelp Establishment. Aston House. whore il u
applied and sold whole sale and ret all
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The MAINE LIQUoR LAW AND THE NEXT ELEo-
rIoN.-Ihere is every appearance that, under tho
influence Of the large body Of the anti-slavery
wings in this city and throughout this State, the
Maine Liquor Law question will be takcn up
by that party at the approaching election next
November and made the basis of furious and
vigorous a canvass in this State have recently
seen in Connecticut The teetotal wings believe
TINT they have been defeated in Connecticut simply
by accident. In that belief they intend to moot the
question at the next election in New York, and we
suppose every party and faction had better prepare
for decision at the polls on this subject.
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IIVe NnU Ict lEIIVC.-N.NcIy Nun TO MS
trade The at Fnishcrs Union satisfied
selling the best of Hsts and leaving sailors cordwac
mantuG makers, and miIers to their goods
The Union therefore, does not infringe their rights
place itself tho list Of monopolics The grand question
count for the milk in the cocoanut but whether halter
competent than either tailor boot maker 10
supervise to make coats boots et ccte and
The Union, though not under Hotel ID directly
posite Of the best the Astor House, whore the
gen,lemenly statesmen he found busy
to the public the choicest in Tie way of Hats and
Caps. STANDARD prices 81 and 81.
HAT FlNlSHERS' UNION, No. IL Park Row,
10 Asto
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street. N. RThs establishment Is open for the
Sorlno dnton o! l.hers. from rse 70 o'clock nj
nh Also Crcton Baths at the Aston, living and Csg!
ten Houses.
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RoyS CIothing.-Cn1iry X HiOot. 3sl 3road-
WY snst side second door above White street IN
hand spies did assortment 81 youths Cloth
Ing TO which they call the attention OF the public Call aud
examine, 20 ods freely shown.
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\SNert 3. Nixon, Fsq.. VIII address tho
siaa Building tation, az their public
kld ct the Broadwsy House, this Saturday evening
April 10Th, at IL o'clock.
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Explanations, Remarks COmpll meMtnry,
the Why's and Whereferes, all unnecessary it Is
enough for this great ey and its suburbs to know that
TIE Halter, 30 Fulton street manufacturing
all kinds Of Has 20 below the usual prices and
surpassed by any in style and quality.
FREEMAN, 30 Fulton street. noar Gold.
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WarnOcks, Hatters. No. X55 broadway,
Irving House, offer their beautiful Spring Hats with
creased confidence, assured that pattern has
satisfactorily borne the test Of obscry
more ready approval.
Spring Style or Hats and Caps, Large n
variety be- found in this city by
beauty durability, ehespncss. at the price store
l2e Canal street. J. W. KELLOGG,
Hats that are Hnts.-EcOnOmy, taste, md
fashion, These points only be combined at
COLEMAkS 100 street where for IS 30 be pur
chaed Hat altogether Superior TO the 81 50 hats Of
BroAdNnY.
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reetyrit Of N hr,adway dsvotes every saturday :,
net,es little pets should call where the creates
attention paid producing aud perioetnS beautiful
pis Of the risiag generation NO charge wthout sn
Satisfaction.
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INVESTIGATION INTO TIE MEXICAN CLAIMS Con-
NIfsIoN.-The following 10 q copy Of notice which
has been issued by the committee of the Senate TO
all those claimants on Mexico who were overlooked
and thrown overheard by the famous Mexican Com
missioners--
SENATE CHAMBER,
WARRINGTON. April !, 1852
SiR--The committee selected by the Senate to exam
inc into matters rlat ng the settlement Of Mex
can claims by the Board Of Commissioners appointed "A
rsct,e until the 10Th OF May next such infu a,
may snghtn thu en- In reference To the suc< matter OF
your mortal to Congress Should the roaateu con-
v,yod b. Of such character az to mpeoh the honesty
or conduct Of any person conns ced other djycty or
indr. city with tuch Board you will o. expected to re-
pair ss 10 S9Sr before the
ledge send hitler such witnesses may testify to
The same presence III the parties or of their
rccved the second Monday Of Nay days follow
ing Yours, 3d., PIERRE souLE, Chairman.
This process looks as if the conduct of the late
Commissioners were to se overhauled severely. II
will be recollected that these claims amounted to
100000 and overland that many just claims were
refused, while eguivocal claims were admitted The
Gardner claim ryas among the latter.
WHO is RroHr 2-Barnum, in a card, says "the
democratic party proper is not the rum party"
and that "the rummeries have got the worst Of it's
! in the Connecticut election Greeley-Mawworm
| Creelcy-hs fellow laborer in humbug, says that
the democracy is the party, and that they have
carried the election. Pray, which philosopher are
we to believe? Which Mawworm is right? We
begin to believe that Barnum is not 50 much tee
\ toaler ne he once. Would he not drink with
US glass of Gil Davis's famons choice Chablis
wine, and come out once more like man Of sense,
as he did in the time Of Joyce Hcth! He has played
his humbug froc long enough. Come, Barnum,
live the rest Of your days, and die Of common
4 sense. A glass Of Chablis will never ruin your
soul.
THE MAINE LIQUoR LAW AND THE NEXT ELEo-
r1oN.-There is every appearance that, under tho
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New HAMPSHIRE LIaUoR BiLL.-A correspond
ent of the Boston Journal makes the following alb
stract Of a bi offered in the New Hampshire Lee
gislature recently:
"It constitutes it the duties of mayors, &C., and
seectmen, to license annual in April a suitable
wines and liquors. TaveI ners applying for and re-
ceiving license to pay $50 annually; and shall
be bound to furnish at all times suitable provision
for man and cattle, under penalty of revocation Of
license and ten dollars fine. Retailers to pay one
hundred dollars license fee for authority to retail
IN quantities not less than one pint. Penalties are
exacted for permitting drunkenness or gaming on
| the premises OF taverners, and for keeping open
on Sabbatho. Penalties are also exacted from re
tailers for selling less than pint amounting to
not more than fifty nor less than twenty five dol.
lars.
"Taverners or retailers are bound under penal
ties not to sell to habitual drunkards minors
Fines in such cases to be applied to maintain such
drunkard or minor, if in INDECENT circumstances;
otherwise TO GO to the poor Prosecutions to be
ried out at expense of cities towns In the event
Of neglect refusal of city town authorities to
grant licenses, county judges Of courts Of common
pleas are empowered to license parties approved
the power OF revokng such licenses to rest with
them. Those convicted of selling mixed or adul-
terated liquors to be fined not less than fifty or
more than one hundred dollars, and thirty days TO
six months imprisonment, at the discretion of the
judge before whom convicted. Parties charged
with selling to minors, &c with disposing of less
quantities than pint, with keeping a dsorderly
house, selling without license, to recognise in
five hundred dollars for appearance to answer, and
not to violate the law pending trial Suppress
ing evidence in cases OF complaint. to subject
the party proved guilty to fine of not less than
twenty or more than fifty dollars. Justices re-
fusing to certify cases where parties have been
bound over by them to the court of common pleas
to be similarly fined. License moneys received by
towns to go to the poor Of such. Those granted
by judges Of courts of common pleas to 60 to the
county poor. The bill authorizes physicians TO
sell and deliver wine and spirits as medi.
cine. All acts inconsistent with these provisions
repealed, and this act shall take effect OH
March 81, 1853 -
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List OF Patents

List OF Patents
Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
,oeek ending December 81, 1852, and bearing date
December q 1852.
Jearum Atkins, of Chelsea, Ill.-For improve
ment in rakes to grain harvesters.
William S Carr, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in water closets.
A. s. Dozier, OF Norfolk, Va.-For improvement
in ventators.
Warren Gale, of Louisville, Ky.-For improve
ment in straw. cutters,
William A. Gates, of Mount Comfort, Tenn -
For improvement in ploughs
Lansing Z. Hopkins. Of New York, N. Y For
Improvements in machinery for manufacturing Of
| hat bodies.
John Jones and Alexander Lyle, of Rochester,
N. For Improvement in grain. thrcshers and
| cleaners.
William ii. Morrison, OF indianapolis, Ia.-For
| improved equalizng apparatus for engines which
Jacob l. Reafn, Of Mount Pulaski, Ill.-For i'm
| provement in maize barvesters.
S. w. Rogers of Baltimore, Md-For cut off
4 valve motion.
| Jesse N. Seeley, of Forsyth, Gn.-For improve
ment in potato diggers.
Thomas Shook and Stephen Hill, of Rochester,
N. Y For improvement in lamps for locomotive
engines.
John Swindells, of Manchester, England - For
improvement in the manufacture of chromate OF
soda. Dated December o. 1852. Patented in
England November IL, 1850.
| William + Underwood, OF Middlefield Mass, -
| For improvement in fulling mills
| Daniel Walroth, of Chittenango and Lucius
| Evans, Of Manlius, N. Ye-For machinery for sep
arating iron from furnace cinder
Caleb c. Walworth, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
| pfovemcnt in steam fati irons.
| Aretus A. Wilder, Of Detroit, Mich--For i'm
| provement in planning machines Dated Deccm
| Der 81 +, 1852. Ante dated July II, 1852.
WilliamH. Woodwork, of Salmon Falls, N. H.
For improvement in method of measuring cloth
| on the cloth beam.
Linu, Yale, jr:. of Newport, N. Y.-For i'm
proved safety leck.
IL 49, Designs.
| Sherman s. Jewett and Francis ii. Root, of Buf.
falo, n. Y.-For design for stove plates.
Sherman s. Jewett and Francis Root, of Buff.
faloj N Y.-For design for a cooking stove!
James Wager, Volney Richmond, and Harvey
Smith, OF Troy, N. Y.-For design for hearth
| plate.
Washington L. Pearsall aud Sylvester w. Pear
sail of New York, N For design for n spittoon
i INRENCH HATS AT STEVENS'S SALES
IL Room, Browns Hotel.
Dec lS-6teodif
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n1Gr.ce church Gsland) Fair.-The La

DU-Grace Church (Island) Fair.-The La
dies of Grace Church will commence Fair for the
sale of useful and fancy articles, tomorrow (Wed-
nesday) evening, the god, at Potomac Hall, corner
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 the church debt
The friends Of the church and the public gene
rally are respectfully invited to attend.
Donations earnestly solicited, and may be
sent to the residence of Rev. ALFRED HoLMEAD,
street, between Ninth and Tenth Island.
Dec 2l-dlw
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o + + 1 @ 1 A l..
Willard Fillmore, President OF the United
States OF America.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having heen exhibited
to me that FRANCISCO SALVADOR ALVAREZ has
been appointed Consul of the Republic of Chill for
the State of California, ! do hereby recognise
him as such, and declare him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges ss
allowed to the Consuls of the most favored ma
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton the Goth day of December, A. d. 1852,
L.. 81 and OF the Independence OF the United
States Of Amercathe seventy seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President
EDWARD EvERErT, Secretary of States
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THUNDER! LIGHTNING STORM!
nEU,T(.EI

nR. BEALE'S New Panorama and Diorama of
- the CREATION AND DELUGE, will be ex-
hi bited at the ODD FELLOWS HALL, for q short
lime only, commencing WEDNESDAY Evening,
December %
Dr. Beale delights to present his painting in those
places where work of similar name has been
hibited, Those inferior paintings are John the
Baptist to prepare the way for his glorious work.
This may seem strange language, but let him who
doubts inquire of the learned, the wise, and the
good who have seen it. Never has q picture been
SO much admired. The scenes true to nature,
grand and instructive The animals are lifc-like
in appearance, moving towards the ARK in funeral
procession of dying world. One seems actually
transported to the antediluvian world He can
almost hear Noah preaching his last sermon upon
the mount, his signs and groans for rebellious
people, and his heartfelt meanings dying upon the
Exhibitions every evening, and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 3 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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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
rived in this city, and taken lodgings at Willard
Hotel, his room being No II, on the first floor of
that establishment. Dec 20
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Mr.. JoHN +. P.uMMEa, while drawing some
burning fluid from cssk, at his grocery store, in
Garden street, Boston, on Saturday evening, acct
dentaIly suffered the lamp he held in his hand TO
come In come xion with the uid, when il exploded
aud 90 severely injured han that he died AT eight
O'Clock the next morning. The store took fire and
was injured to the amount Of s 900.
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LIABILITIES OF RkiLRoA Ds.-The heavy dam
ages assessed upon Of our ralr Dads recently
for injuries sustained by passeDgers will be a eau
ton to such companies in time To come, and posi-
Div may have some effect in preventing further
accidents Not railroad in this vicinity has es-
capped The New York and New Hiven was
mulcted in damages to the amount Of $3,soO for
injuries sustained by MIR. Warrington in collision
Of the cars. Damages were recovered from the
Harlem Railroad Company to the amount of
$4,000, by Mira. Williams. for the loss OF her hus
band, who was injured on the track. The sum OF
40, 100 was awarded TO Mr.. Van Nance, for inju-
ries received on the Hudson River Railroad, from
a collision; and S 800 was recovered of the West
ern Railroad, by Mr.. Draper, for broken leg,
ocoasioned by being thrown from bis wagon by a
horse frightened by locomotive.
IN. y Journal Of Commerce, 2Ia.
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n CAANSL III MAN II MONEHs
LNROM $500 to $1,000 per day can be
Il made by any person in city or country with
the knowledge Of highly useful and new discovery
OF making article in universal demand and
daily USE afIording five hundred per cent profit.
This is first rate chance for clerks Students in
valds, any out Of now in business, it is
at once luc alive in any part Of the country. Re
ceipt and particulars promptly sent on receiving
one dollar by mail, postage paid.
Address A. M. MORSE,
Box 1855 Rochester, New York.
d,pk
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CLOAKS AND FURSI


"ALTER HARPER & CO., Pennsylvania
w avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets, will
open this day large and choice assortment of
French and New York made Cloaks and Mantil-
las in cloth and velvet, trimmed and embroidered.
so, small lot Of choice Furs, in Victorines
and Cuffs, OF Stone Martin, Noun tain Martin, and
Fitch. Dec l7-6tdif
HAVANA CIGARS.-We have received direct
IL from Havana, to be sold on commission.
&c, 900 prime Cigars ofthe celebrated nj. brand
They will be sold in boxes and punches only.
+. BIAS rIANELLI & CO,
importers of Fancy Goods, Periumery, Je~elry
&c Dec Ia
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Stow AT THE NoRrH. We unders tand that in
the northern parts OF Vermont the snow is over a
foot deep upon a level On Friday morning last
the passenger train from Rutland for Boston got
stuck in a snow bank few miles this side OF that
place, and remained fast for an hour and bali,
until another engine. with snow plough, reached
them Boston 7fapsiier. ."'
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Marke Is and Ship Ne,Ds.

NEW OaLEANs, December 20.-Cotton is quiet,
in consequence of holders asking an advance
sales of barely l 800 bales. Lard has declined
sales of 900 bbls at IL cents.
Arrived barque Cleonia from New York.
New YoRK, December 22-2 p. m.-Flour is ac-
tive and rmer-sales of IL 500 bbls at SIS 70 for
State, So Sc a SIS 6s3 for Genesee, and IS rs
FOR southern. Rye flour So Sc s. 81. Wheat
more active and frmer-saes of 1880 bushels
western white at 81 30. Sales of $500 bushels
mixed corn at 70 cts. Provisions firm. Cotton is
in fair demand, with sales of 700 bales.
Stocks-sales of Canton at lis. Erie 955, Harlem
70, New Creek Coal All, Norwich and Worcester
535. Reading 49,, Cumberland Coal Company Co..
Market depressed, but closes 6rmer.
BALTIMORE, December % .-Sales to day of 7 200
bbls. flour at $5 % for Howard street and city
mills. Wheat firmer. Sales of white at ll6 1870
etc., and red at liz lis cts. Corn very active at
So SO cts. for white, and 81 q 81 cts. for yellow
Whisky 26 cts.
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N5- The Managers OF the Ladies' Onion
Benev olent and Employment Society requested
to meet at their store-room, Seventh street, to-
morrow (Fhursday) at ii O'Clock a. M, on bust
ness Of importance. BY order. Dec %
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{J- The Public most respectfully In
vited to attend public Temperance meeting of
Equal Division No. 6, S. of T., on Thursday even
ing, at 7 O'Clock, in the Congregationalist Gold
Trinity church, 9Th street. Good speaking and
excellent singing may be anticipated. Come one,
come all. Dec 22-2t
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ID AMATUELLE-Cour Elcmentaire de FAC
IL tque Navajo; vols, quarto.
Zal-Archeoogi Navale; vois.
Connaissance des Temps pour 1854, pubiee par
lie Bureau des Iongitudes; vol.
DecEet sur lie service a bord des Batiments de la
hote; vol.
Page-Theorie du Pointnge; | vol
Ozanam-De lever les plans ct les cartes de Terre
ct de Mer; vol.
Begat-Traite dc Geodcsie rusage des Marinss
| vol
Bagay-Nouvelle's Tables ACKNOWLEDGES ct
Hydrographiques; vol.
CalIet-Tables Portatives dc Logarthmcs; vol.
Tables de Logarithmes des Nombres depuis
jusqu'a 81 $50; vol.
Claudci- EJrmulee, Tables ct Heterogeneous
Praiques, &c SC; vol
Beauemps-B eAuprs-Nlethodes pour la lcvee ct
Ia construction dcs Cartes ct Plans Hydrographi-
ques; vol.
Francour-Astronomie Pratique, usage ct coSn-
position de la Connaissance des Temps; vol.
Salmand-Gcodesie; vol.
Givry-Sur l'emploi des Chrononetres a Ia Mer;
l vol.
TactiGua Navale a Pusage de la Marine Fran
Chopart-Sur les Evolutions Navales; / vol.
quaro.
Bonnefoux ct Paris Dictionnaire de Marine n
Napeur; vol,
Ronaefoux ct Paris-Dctionnaire de Marine a
VoileR; vol.
Lafay Aide Memoirc d'Artillerie Navale; 1 vol
And others on the different branches Of naval
science and service, just imported direct from
Paris, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Books, Stationery, Mathematical INSTRUMENTS
or auy thing else, imported to order from London
fers' or either OF the principal cities Of Europe.
Dec u
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&C. Countess of kOssi.-A superb Da-
guer rcotype of Henriette Sontag is exhibition
at WHITEHuRsT's Gallery, near Il street. This
hae been pronounced by the friends of Sontag
| the only good Dnguerreotype ever taken of her.
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Dec l7-law4w*


BY q. w. BOTELER, AucOOneey
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i PROPERTY.-By virtue of a deed of trust
from John Walker 10 the subscriber, dated on the
18th, and recorded on the 9th day Of January,
1S47 in Liber w. B., No. 1871, folios 2S7, 2S9, and
800. of the land records of Washington county,
in the District of Columbia, shall offer ioE sale
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor, all
those pieces or parcels Of ground in the said city
of Washington, known, distinguished, mnrked
and laid down on the plat thereof as lots numbered
9, 10. H. -, 10, H. is, is, IT, in equare
five hundred and fifty ve (555 } the east hall part
of square number five hundred and fifty hour, and
the improvements thereon, &c,
Sale to be made on the premises on Thursday =,
December 30, at O'Clock p. IN. One-iourth of
the purchase money to be paid in hand the resi-
due in three equal paym ants, in 6, IL, and lS
months, with interest from date, to be secured TO
the satisfaction of the trustee.
On full payment of the purchase money and
interest, valid deed, conveying to the purchaser
or purchasers all title and estate vested in the
trustee, will be executed.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with
within three days from the day Of sale, the trustee
the right to resell the property at public
auction, such credit as he INDY think fit, at the
rick and cost Of the defaultng purchaser or pur-
chasers, afer one weeks notice, after advertise
| ruent in some Washington newspaper All con-
veyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers.
JNO A LINTON, Trustee
8. W. 30 teller, Auctionecr.
Nov 60 3taw4w & ds
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FOUR THOUSAND MEN WANTED.

ENGINEERS OFFICE, TRENTON, N. -
T. Enlargement Of the Deia,uare and Raritan
Canal Wanted Immediately for this work Four
sons and Carpenters Also, first rate energetic and
experienced Superintendent and about fifty Fore
men.
None but those known to the undersigned or
bringing the very best recommendations need ap
ply. Application for these situations will be re.
cc.vcd at this Office Monday afternoon, the 9th
instant, and until January |.
ASHBEL WEIGH,
Engineer ID. end X. Canal.
naco
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MARRIED.,

At the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, or
the 10Th instant, by the Rev. JESSE r.. PECK. Mr.
HARVEY HUNT to Mise SARAH JANE PET
TICORD, all of Washington.
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MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF WORK
lNl Boxes, Baskets, tSc.-Wo request the at
tentlon of purchasers to our large assortment of
Ladies' Work Boxes at all priccs, some of the
richest quality imported in this city.
+. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery
n,r