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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA. Bpcrnt

ALEXANDRIA. December -, 1853.
Funerals Green's Hcm0Iinl- Rct"rrd- J. -e!,l
ct st Mrg's-Meeiins Of Fire Dcportment -S.u,-
day Ldlr-FGisc .ferrn- Dcjntc.
On the afternoon OF Friday the renaains of James
A. Cox were borne To lie grave escorted hy Potomac
Lodge, No. 81 /. o. F. At the same time the
students of st. johns Academy turned cut with III, II
splendid banner to pay the last tribute OF respect t.
their departed scho"lnate Joseph y Bacgott
The memorial OF Mr.. james W Green I,a4 beer
referred 10 the Committee on Banks fl appears
from the statement Of Mr.. Sinclair, III Prince VII
ham, that The memorial charges violation of the
legislature
The Postmaster, T. W. Ashv. offers one bundled
dollars reward for the recovery ut The missing mail
bag which Is very valuable
ON yesterday. the congregation of -. Mary
Church listened To a superb discourse. hy Father
WEIGH, of Gr0rgcioWn College, on the festival crlc
hrdted that day. :" tn" Immaculate Conception y
IN" altar was ma.nlfccnily decorated, and the
church crnwC!ed in cvgrv part.
The Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department. calls
upon the presidents and Wadens of the different com
pdnles, l" meet him 10 night AT the hall of the Relief
Company II l. understood that Iig;d organizations
OF the department l. contemplated.
m"i0rihi l. III circulation, calling upon the CIV
tuuncIl to enact - the Sunday Law The closing
ui taFrrns IN yOur ctly. pOHrs on lis almost every
sabbath mu!i'tilrs ni y"Tr sporting characters, To
enjoy the freedom Of our liquor traffic and nol ui
frequently dSgracriui scenes are the con sequence,
- the last session I'll tIr Alexandria Literary cub
the question al an international copyright was ably
discussed. By Messrs. GcOr@r W. Brent and George
l.. Coz don. Avn
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THINGS NEW YORK,
NsM TOtE. DfcsnlLer Id lSi3

DtCSOikSr u.
The American steamship Baltic sailed at noon lol
Liverpool. She took out l07 passengers among whom
We're the Hon. Robert NJ. McLanr, the newly an
pointed Minister 10 China, and john Wood, bcarei
oi dispatches. The Baltic took out Se5O.GdO il
specie.
Las; evening in the Board OF Aldermen a report
was ad"pted, confirming The contracts 10 east tive
mr." alarm bells for The city, of 10 900 pnundS each
From the 2l>t Of October To The slh uf December
OF the present year, ,01l Euror.an Immigrant.
landed Il; tins part.
The Opera iiunsc expose il going on in the inter
nInible ca~o al Fry vs.. Bennett. Yesterday wa,
occupied with the reading al very lon" deposition.
from Madame TrutiI and Bcn,rtti in which another
history OF the troubles of lsiS-igl given.
> L. Townsend, the sar>Hpariila manufacturer j.
building private residence up town, costing
@l:'0. 900.
The value of Dry Good. entered for cOnsumn;ion
a tins port during the week ending 10 day, anoIr
"d IN Sti9lt1; do. Withdrawn from warehouse
-ile,3'2; d" entered Tor war hUuSIHg, Sl54. %.
The dreadful IRE which occurred this after
noon IN tif street, = not only n calamity On
account OF lie immense value of property destroyed
but nn account III the great number OF work people
WHO are thrown out OF employment AZ This Indictment
season of the gear.
Tn packet ship COanecticuf arrived Ia Gav.
from Have, Nov. lost twenty az her pa>.cu"rr-
supposed from ChOlrTal between the | til OF Novrn
Der and the Glib of Drccmber. The bark Hansc
'"rty day from Bremen, lost twenty FIVE OF .wo
hundred and tW"Hty three passengers.
Tn" total nItu,hrr Oi deaths in this CITY GurnrIlr~
week. an"n:t2! To three hundred and s..,,lty
i've, being an intIetN" of fifteen the mortality
The pT,Viuu~ seven d;it=.
The Heratfs subscription list l. still rapidly de-
creasIng.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
j. AiTIMnNE, DrctIihpI

hAiiihbRtb l'FCeHlbpT IL, LSJJ.
Those who did not hear the opera VI Norma Der
formed here on Friday night last, lost splendid
musical treat. The hou.e was full FASH l;lbie and
brilliant, SIgnori Rosa Devlics grand. she
surpassed even tie most exalted antlcpatiGS Of her
numerous admirers. The entire house wal kr;,l il
bIfathless admiration and Tie fair prlua donna re-
rtIyrd repeated rounds OF chlhu> astic applause IN
deed the entire performance was admirable 1t l.
hoped they VIII repeat tins opera. | quite Il
number at your Wlsngtonlans at the theatre. " no
came over expressly for ihc prpo>" OF Attending the
performance. A rich treat is IN Tor ,nrIr en-
T"ps, when the excellent troupe visits Washington
F"fr' Il continues 10 draw linmcnsr houses N the
Holiday. Miss kean Is preparing toOpcn the Olym
pic III elegant style.
Ii Is expected that the Mayor viii hand IN his veto
Message To the Councils To morrow at The five millions
railroad loan bill when the objectionable features of
II viii probably be stricken ont, and the bill again
passed. Us II now staHd-, TIA" Railroad Company
VIII. under no circumstances accept il.
The CAV aud tasblnnaiI e circles has had quite a
round "t pleasure recently. III attending receptions
The numerous brides. recently entered upon the
honey moon. Inc young and beautiful Mrs. Ward
Gently OF your 'Ify, has been greatly admired here
She has had many calls. Mrs. Giitings, formerly
Miss Richie, H. queen like in all her m veIItmts
Every tongue Is eloquent in her praise.
There are several other weddings on the taps
of which are some among our most beautiful v0nug
bellies. jut III ia" full tide nf her teens The intend
ed "r""II5 are all OF Baltimore. This has certainly
been 4 pTo'itIr season IN hymrnldl offerings. II
argues well for tie times. Nothing much indi-
Gates prosperity, and advancement in the path of
morality, as trutlnn IN matrimonial alliances. II l.
only when NAN takes III himself some sweet angel
that his virtues shine out, and hc becomes apprc-
catrd. 4 bachelor i of no account He in TACT
deserves neither sympathy nor cncourag, rIrnt IN
less il can he shown that he makes some cfinll 10
WARDS obtaining wife. The Iadc>-dcar crra-
lures were made tnb loved, and he VINO does not
love thcm-yes, and take them 10 life, for better on
Tor worse, deserves III" scathng anahem.s 81 cider
" maidenS RopFRIrK
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The Railroad Troubles at Erie

ERIE, Dec l0.-The Railroad Compa-
ny last night completed laying the track
and repairing the city limits, and the
train was run over from the State line TO
within a mile of the depot. IL the night
the rioters at Ilarbor Creek again tore up
the track, destroyed the culvert bridge,
and ploushed up part Of the grade of the
road. Many citizens here are indignant
at the action of the mob, and desire the
railroad to be left unmolt Sted. Many
of the rioters are paid for their work by
interested parties. The company will
lay the track through the city. to-day.
The postmasterS, here and West, have
sent reports to the Postmaster General,
stating the cause of the delay in the
mails.
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The Rev. Mr. Slcer performed divine service in
the Hall of the House of Representatives yesterday,
before large congregation the Hall Of the House
being completely filled and large number of others
IN the galleries. The sermon which a very eI-
cellen discourse will be given in full in the Star of
tomorrow. Among the congregation present
several members Of the House, well Senators,
and large number of ladies'. At the conclusion of
the service the Rev. Mr.. Cooper pronounced the
benedction. The Rev. Mr.. Millburn, Chaplain of
the House of Representatives will officate on Sun
day next, and notice given that there would
hereafter be competent choir to lead the singing.
Mr.. De B0ir has returned TO Washington to re
sumo his duties Of Superintendent of the Census
He has been absent at the Southern Planters Con
vention, held at Columbia, South Carolina, before
whom he delivered an address.
II Hair Dressing Saloon, in the style of our large
Atlantic cities, has been opened by John II. Gibbs
under Wizards Hetel, where by his artistic hands
the old can be made appear again juvenile and
tie young To put freshness. In hair dressing
shaving, shampooing, Sc, can vOuch for his
dnslr passed ability. and there nothing in The way
oil toilet articles, furnishing goods. wigs, scaps,
tnhpres, &c, that Ills delightful establishment does
not furnish.
.fccident from Fire .4rn,.-On Saturday last
while two youths, named Wright sons OF the present
JaIior OF w ashngtOn, were out hunting, one of them
hEed at flock of birds and not being aware that his
brother was in range with Them tue whole load
lodged III his left side and arm, woundng him severe
~, nut not dangerously.
Ndfiona IMnameni.-The a mount collected for
the National Monument tins city on THANKSGIVING
Day was Sl19-l64. OF this the following sums
were contributed AT the different Churches men
toned below: st. John's $50 81; St Patrick's $40;
St. Matthews, ST. Ak street PRESBYTERIAN, s3I %:
! ~. mary's, S994: street Baptist "A Al; Mctho
dist Episcopal South ST 60; Methodist Protest mt
9Th street ST % First Colored Presbyterian 10Th
| street, 81 CIV.
| Good Ne'cs FIR he '.Siaire-On the "a instant
1000 sacks of Pea nuts arrived at Louisville, froIa
tennessee. 1t is said they are so plentiful In Ten
neSsee that tie farmers feeding their hog. Gu
! them instead Of corn
aGl"s Ga'riSoa.-The dre.s dIill parades of the
/ Marine Garrison, the Navy Yard commenced
to-day aud will be continued during the winter The
Harrison Is under the command of Captain TYLER.
tie other officers being Captain Taylor, Leutenants
Graliam Jones, and Tortunul. Gr. Mundell is the
sergeant Mrjpr.
Pi1.'|sS"r Ht''cTsH will lecture to night at the
Smithsonian Institution the subject being: 1.-THE
sun, Neptune, the Asteroids and comets"
H,dch Retarns-Eliza Williams, drunk in tie
street; workhouse 90 days Sarah Foster, colcred,
out at or hours; workhouSe 30 days. Su.an vii
liums. color,d do: paid fine AMI costa Jno Brutus
drunk ana dordtry at funeral; paid fine aud gave
security.
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Melancholy Disaster ar Sea

Loss Of the Rcrenuc Cutter Hamilton, and
probably all J,a one Of the hands.
CHARLESTON, Dee. 9.-The revenue
cutter Hamilton left the Dry Dock here
on Wednesday, for cruise, having on
board Thomas F. Rudolph, ofSt. Mary's
Ga, the captain CamilluS Saunders, son
Of Gen. Romulus Saunders, first lieuten-
ant ; f. c. Hines, second lieutenant, and
a crew of twelve aen. 1t blew hur-
ricane last night, during which the Ham
ilton was lost off Tully Breakers, Charles
ton bay. The officers ard crew took TO
the two life boats, one Of which has not
yet been heard of, but the other, contain
ing Captain Rudolph, the Quartermaster,
four men, and two boys, was capsized i'll
the breakers, and all were drowned with
the exception Of one seaman who was
dashed to the boat, and was picked up
this morning by the Savannah steamer.
All the officers had wives in this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J c. MCGUIRE, An c1ion.,

Ward at Auction.-On THURSDAY afternoon
the 18th instant at o'clock, the premises shall
sell east half Of Lot No. Z. in square 40 fronting
p feet on north l. St, betw cen 18th and 10Th SITS
running back % feet to 80 foot aN'ey containing
9.375 50. feet
This Lot is very desirable for building purposes
4 Tile perfect.
In medately after, shall sell Lots Nos. 6 and 4.
in Day isons subdivision Of square No 16I. having
front Nch CT % feet inches Come ciicut ave
nue., between and NJ streets north and containing
about 3 ,26O square feet.
Title perfect.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six and II
months for note, satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest. J. c. MCGUIRE
dec I'D Auctoneer.
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So AN Ounce Of fact is worth pound Of theory
AMI the Of cOucu i've facts that cluster around
that iuc' nPaial'e preparation. Iioolland- German
Bittc"s prepared low Dr &. VI jackson. PHILADELPHIA
Stthll~iilnS its value tonic and restorative are
such rs would prevent increiulity itself fr m ,!ucs.
u'nnG ITS efficacy. In All cases OF disease OF III"
Nt0Lari. whether acIo chronic il may be- recon-
meudrd t,r its soothing cordial ana rrnOv atuy in
durncr. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss OF appetite nau-
see. nervous trrmors. relaxation and drhiiit. &c ,
are relieved 10y the Bterr i'll very short space OF
une and perseverance in their Use never fails u
work thorough cure
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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SUSPECTED Murder on Lake Erie

BUFFALO, Dec. I0.-There was some
excitement on the dock, when the steam
er Louisiana came in to-day, in conse-
quence of charge of murder against
some of her deck hands, who are suspect
ed of robbing and throwing overheard
the second mate of the steamer Buckeye
State, who was on board. The men had,
however, been arrested at Cleveland,
where the Louisiana touched in coming
down.
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GENTLEMEN.S FURNISHING GOODS

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS
4 Was. II. Ian has now the honor of informing
y hi mum. rOus friends ana patrons in ard out
of Congress that his stock Is large and complete in
every department. IN racing all articles usually
kept in first class furnishing establishment.
Gentlemen are respectfully solicited to call and
examine my stock. which will be checrfully exhibit
=! 1T all times. Moderate prices and fair dealing
may he relied upon LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents. Fur
nishing Establishment, Pa. av., near % ST.
1rc DIV
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By &c. MCGUIRE, auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS near the Navy
Yard ON WEDN ESDAY afternoon. Decem
Der ith at 3 o'clock. the premises, shall sell
original Lots Nos and , in square No. S47. front
ing l59 feet inches Virginia Syenue, the cor
ner of 9th STREET east The property has been sub
divided so to make three building lots, with "A
front Of - feet 5 inches each on Virginia avenue
running back 10 feet II inches; one lot with a
front Of s. feet inches, vi b average depth OF
about 50 feet; and three lots of II feet S inches
each, with depth Of 50 feet inches.
Title perfect.
Terms: Ouethird cash: the residue in six and ~
months for notes satisfactorily secured. besriny in
tercst. J. MCGUIRE,
dec Cd AuctiOnner
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Dec. II, - M.-Bread-
stutfS declined. Flour, Howard street
So. 43a a 6.5O-l000 bblS. sold CITY
Mills, 1000 bbls. sold at S6.37A. Wheat.
prime white, Sl.55 $l.56. Red, Sl42
a Sl.46-SaleS, 1000 bushels Corn.
prime white, 81 50 cts. Yellow, 50 a
% cts-25,000 bushels sold. Oats, 40
a Al cts. No change in other articles.
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BOARDING Mrs. f. T. DUVALL, having com
ID pleted the arrangement of her house. is now
prepared to receive hoarders by the day week or
month: Her terms will be moderate, and every eff
fort will be made to render her guests comfortable
Location nearly opposite Browns Hotel. over Hoov-
er 4 Sons Shoe Store nov 30-3tawlw
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The Haalth Of New Qrleans

New ORLEANS, Dec. 10. The Mayor
has published card declaring that the
health of this city was never better, and
it is perfectly safe for visitors. s<s-
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VTAJUABIE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-By
' virtue of deed Of trust Fl on John z. Day and
Wifi. recorded in liner J. A. s. No So folio SOL &C.
| will sell at public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 1 o'clock .. m Rll
the right and title of said graators in and to Lots
Il, IL, and l9. in square 62, Cadets subdivision
Terms cash, ard all cenveyaucing at cost of pur-
chaser. On default of payment within five days of.
ter day OF sale the lots will be resold expense Of
the dcfaulting purchaser.
JOHN C. BRENT, Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT,
dec 3-3t2wGds suctionnars
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BOARDING.
Mrs. MANNING having II

Nj KS. MANNING having thoroughly reno
Nl waited and newly furnished her house. on 18th
between E and streets, will rent a number of her
rooms to mess Of members or others during the
session of Congress, either with witlo 1t board
The location is central and of the NEST desira-
BILE in the city. dec S-3r*
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FIRST BALL
MOUNT VERNON cIuR

'i'HE Executive Com,ni, tee OF the Mount yerron
4 Club take pleasure in annCuTc irg Ia their
friends ad the pub in general that Thoy will hav,
ia" ho"or OF giving their first BALL on THCRS-
DAY, Dec 10TH At CaruSiS saloon. when they pledge
Themselves that nothing viii ho left unlanf which
tends TO give pleasure those who shall attend The
Ball
The refreshments VIII be- fIrais.ied hy an experi
erc j caterer. Nr. IIemmcr>ly.
The best cotlon music has hecn engaged for the
occasion.
Erscattcs fommitec:
Gh2s Hoibroof, NJ Quinn,
I'll. Wofthington.
EuHcyccs:
VIM II. II Towers, John Nelson,
Il Howard, James Williams
u Urmr. VIM. Worthington
Genre Dom, J Cisrvoe
Vim Scott. NJ Dove
} ID Gallagher, George 5 Cation.
James Ovens.
on the part IF the arlington club.
" Jones, b. W Brown.
on Tie pat Of tie LlrnI Friendship CAB.
G Dudley, Alex Ta'e
q" Tia part If the gaiied C7a5.
Geo Smalwood, J Coleman.
o" The Iu't Of tie Cr,s"ri,re Club
il. Dav', } Brooks
on BE pat IF the Llgnd Social CllG.
DriscH, II Dudley.
on Tie pert Of Ge IgIy Club.
t'c'ihan, IL Graham.
." ne pat cf Georgeto,cn .S.cid CuJ.
c 4 0tfrt, c W schcn
We would respectfully inform the public that they
VII have Hp occasion to leave the hall 10 procure
supper rs ii will te furnished thOre p cents fl
=. Oh t'@TGJ-;l.
Ticket ONE DOLLAR 70. be hal Of the Managers
ana AZ tie door.
de- .. = Q. 10 - H. Il, l5.-st*
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F-r CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOoD-See tn,
Certificate of Mr. Turner II. Ramsey, for many year!
proprietor of the Farmer Hotel. Frederick burg
Va. and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DR. John Ningu. of the City Of Richmond thong h
regular physician, and Of course opposed to wha
he called quack medicines, was obliged TO say thai
ts good effects i'll the Of Mr. Ramsey, were won
lI.rful indeed.
He had been given up by several ph ysicians; had
tried most of the quack medicines, and the
verge Of despair, well the grave when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture. +,
W. refer the public To his full and lengthy Ger
utcate around tiie bottle, stating his
%See advertisement
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AT ST. HELENA, fir

NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA, from
~ the letters and journals OF Sir Hudson Lowe,
by Vim. Forsyth, VI. A.
Health Trip to the Tropics, by y. p. Willis
Up the River, by +. W. Shelton
Memoirs of Abernethy, by DIR. Macilwain
liutelands Art of Prolonging Life, edited by Eras
mus Wilson, F. h. s.
HiStoIyof the Apostolic Church, with general
introduction to church history, by Philip Schaf,
Professor in the Theological Seminary at MERGERS
burg, Pa Translated by T.. D. Yeomans. For sale
at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
dec y Bookstore, near 9th St
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HAVANA CIGARS


OF the following choice brands:
~ Sylvia Co.'S VI. c., LIST, in l-l0ths
La Filanthropa, in 1-iths
La Adorason, in 1-4ths
Fl Sol de Peuarrel, in 14ths
George Washington, in l-5ths
FL Consolation, in 4ths
Ambrosia, Londres, lst. l-1Oths
Do I'd, l-5ths
Eli. Etseo, in l-10ths
La CosmopOlita, in l-5ths
Maria Antoinette Londres Regslia, LIST, l-lOths
10 do ID l-10ths
Espaniola for de Prensado in lsth.
1 case original Victoria Londres 600
Together with a fine assortment OF Chewing To-
oacco. SHEkELL 4 BAILEY,
Successors to J. b. Kibbey 4 Co
dec o-6t No. 5, OPP. Centre Market
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NEW NESIC PIANOS &c

I I.l.NNJtN
Us have ts week published the star Schot
~ t>che, ly u Sciwend. and dedicated To
Nr>'rS. "i!sch Hope, Of the ''I.vpnin" Star
This = Il V'ry Pretty Schutti,che. and our friends
rh"ui nos fail TO secure n cory. We have also re-
Gently opened five new Pianos from the establish
u.eut Ct Nmahe Cache Il Co. and one from Firth.
Pori. Co. y. " to ALI Of wl.ch invite the at
t'ntun Of ia 80 in WAIT OF i fir rate instrument
W. aie determined to srll al vcrY low rates,
}. +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, Lctween 9Th aud 10th streets.
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HE NAVAL,

I T. MOEAL-JOSEpU HIGGINS. Jewelsr
4 LIS removed his the north side Of Penn.
sNiVaGia avenue, two doors west Of WiaIds' Hotel,
where he L. prpaIp to make all kinds Of Gne Jewel
ny with the best material aud workmanship parti
cui'r attention will bee paid to ihe repairing Of jew
elrG with neitu-ss ard durability.
\. L. have employed cauiIrtant wat HIN ker
who viii repair all Kinds OF watches car, ully ana
warrant them 90 leri;Tn well. &c S-,i3w
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LESSONS IN MUSIC AND FRENCH

A YOUNG lady, educated In Convent and &C
IA customed TO giving instructions in Music on
the Piano. Guitar, and Harp is DESTROYS Of obtain
ing few more scholars, at reasonable prices Les
sons will also be given by lady In French, and
scholars in both bra nehes will be attended at their
own houses if desired. For particulars enquire at
the Music Store of Mr.. Davis, Pennsylvania avenue,
near 10th street. and at the Bookstor of Mr. Shil.
lfngton, corner of Pa. avenue and AZ street
dec 2-FSN2w*
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER 10.

PphE Oh ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER 10.
ARRIvED-Schr. MCDOWELL, Pattengill, Eastport,
to Fowle Co
Schr. ID. Brown, Head, Fall River, to Borden Min
ing Co.
Schr. b. c. Buck. Wilson, Havre de Grace, red ash
coal TO j. Green Son.
Schr Union, Murphy, Kinsaie, wheat to Shinn &
Son.
schr. Trial, Harmon, Pomonkey, wheat to Shinn
Son.
Schr. Victor Marks, Machodoc wheat S. Shiuu &
Sen.
Sloop Sea Horse johnson, 100 heed turkeys to s.
Shinn Son.
sMIEb.-Brig Il. Pratt, Brishtman, Havana, coal
by Borden Mining Co.
schr Tram Smith, Baker, Fall River, coal by Bor-
den Mining Co.
schr Fairfax, Mott, New York, by s. Shinn <
Son.
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NEW BOOK, by Fanny Fern.
~ Little Ferns for Fanny's little friends
Old and New England. by Alfred Bum
Annie GraYson or, Life in Washington
The great Illustrated Magazine Of Art
Popular Educator for December
Knck-rbOchtr Magazine for December
The Turkish Captive
Jack Junk; or, the Tar Of all weathers
Morgan the Huccapeer
Harper and PutnanI's Magazines for December
All the lew books and newspapers received a. ST
As published.
Blank Books, Letter. Cap, and Note Paper, and
everything in the Stationery line for sale at
JOE SHILLING 'ON'S BOOKSTORE
Cor. Pa. avenue and Il -, Odeon Building.
dec O.