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o r ICIAL
TREASURY DFraRrxrsr.
WASHINGTON, Dec 4 is-,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, is,3
The time limited by the uudermeutiopss -
Of this department II the SOth July and 2ss -.
last, for the purchase OF stocks Of the nl,ed
10 hereby extended TO the LIST January next -
is b be observed that, in addition 10 the us,,.,
Segment the holder must distinctly assign - :
terest on the same now made up at the tressur,
traut nit the semi coupons, as the case M,
be. In default of this latter assignment or ,,,,,
mission, the premium and days interest 0.ss,,
terest from time Of redemption to LIST January ,pI,
win h. paid
To afford an Opportunity TO distant holders 70
avail q this notice, the department Will consia--
stocks mailed at any time prior to the SAD is, Jan.
uary entitled to lis benefits
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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GEORGEr0wN. ID. T..
'yNH1S institution is open and in full operation
Il few mare pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils 600 per session Of t..
mouths. payable halt yearly in advance.
French, music draw Ing. &c, extra.
Day pupils from s. to $40 per quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues 10 be hid Application
to the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK,
oc 2S-dtt- Princip,I
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner Of lWh and f streets, Oh Medical College.
fINliE duties of this Institution We're resumed on
L the 9TH instant. The Classical md Na;hemai
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught in Other Academies in this city, is in the sec
ond story. The Primary Department is IN the first
story.
Crcusrs can he obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoURsE, A. VI. ,.;,,., p-;.:.,-
Rev. ]. w. WINANs, A. NJ. }'''''''' i'i"e'P'''''
NJ ID. WELLS, Teacher of Primary Department.
Mons. T. RAUoLT, Professor OF Modern Ian
giIiE's. sen l.,
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CAMENON'S GENERAL AGENCY

.4md Isur once Ofce - floor, 1cGd's B,dinc Penn
syicd'iia aren,.c, IL cshinetcR u. {.
4 1LAiMS before Congress, Claims for Reuuty
~ Land and Pensions. Applications for Insurance
Oh Life and Property, and all business belonging To
the General Agency which may be- entrusted 10
C'iitcrons care viii receive prompt and satisfactory
attention..
MrC. has quite variety of Fine Engravings Books
Periodicals. Pamphlets, Sc. Sc, AZ the General
Agency, and is prepared 10 I'LL orders on sor. no
ticc and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers to be had as
early As issued, at the General Agency. .'uhSrri
h''r> 'upnlIca hV rfTTierr. aug lily
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Boys Winter Clothing OF all Quail

WAL STEPHENS. Pennsylvania avenue
W next 10 Iron Hail, have on hand an unusually
large as rtmen oi Boys aud Chiiircns' CLUTUlN ING
adapted to tie present and the aprro;cl.iug season
and embracing almost every style and descri.on If
garments for Boys and Chillr.n Of all ar.s. Our
stock undoubtedly is. It always has been, by far
the largest amd best IN this city, and purchasers are
AIRED that all goods sold at our establishment u III
prove represented. nov IS-tf
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FRANCIS II. DAVIDGE,

FORMERLY OF BAETIMoRE.)
Attorney and COUnscI lOr.at.Low,
DkDrOSFS to attend TO Conveyagcing and other
L office business, together with the prosecution
OF claims against the Government, for which an ex-
perence OF eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him III peculiar de
gree.
Ills attention viii be prompt and his charges mod
crate
+. III. ID. may always be found during business
hours al the office OF his son, WALTER Dorsey D.v-
IDGE, ESD, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hail, and opposite
To Filth street aug i-eoly
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: q O EO Y D Z Y tbs T.
DElNG compelled u remove from ms cd sf,uJ
- on account of the Iandlady making G,r.-.,,,
arrangements this winer he takes this .,I,p lriu,,
IN lnf"rm his friends aud the pubic If WASTING; .n
and vicinity that he has taken convenient r.,
apartment 9Th street, near T. here be v III CON
hnr. permanently t. perf rm ali uperatiuus in D.r,
tai Surgery in thu ost tcicntifc manner lie -
turns his thanks to them FOR the literal ratrunorr
r has heretofore received and tru,t4 To hi, rrputa
All operations warranted.
1f-,tlns
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ME.DIEsJ. rkpn

II RS. L. !. HUNTER, (phySicians fr- diseases
- Of the chest. Sc e. he; 60 THAI they
will remove 10 Nrw Yolk on the 9Th Of december
next or As soon thereafter az The" snail lave
n,cte desired professional ARRANGEMENTS in regar,,
to their practice in Washington and Baltimore The
motive Of ;iis chance is that Of eng more central
and easy Of access To those visiting them from dis
tant parts nf The Union.
DIR. Jam Hunter will. during tn. winter yi-i
professionally. 81. Augustine, cksnuville and the
prnciPa! raSorjs for inva'it> the southern coast
DR.. Robert Hunter will visit Washington and Bal
nm re on professional business onco in each month
after December.
VIII be published in January next an American
clifton Of Sir Charles Scuta'norrs wcrl on Iuhaa-
ton with an ''u-Tolurii,n. -; IT, and au Ap-
pendix. by L. ilurter. VI. 4. C.. :
il.ira--I1, h e .-l.i L
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SONTaG'S SONGS. sc

NTITHIN (. mile Of Edinbcro Town; Comiu'
W thro' the Rye; The Swiss sorg: duet, Ma
fer and Scholar; SChuhert's Serenade: Whistle and
III come 10 you my Lad; The La :. Rose Of Sumner:
Home, Sweet Home; a.. Also, SIe White S..uall:
Days OF Childhood: The Flowers sleeping: Prima
Donna Waltz JuliicH's American Quadrile: Sontag
Schottische and Polka, rs duet also Aud all the
latest music regularly received at
nov IL NiMFR'S. 9Th street;
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ID ESUMED BUSINESS AGA!N.-Having rur-
IA chased OF Mr. L. z. Miller his entire stock of Gro
ceries the subscriber respectfully annouroes to his
former patrons and citizens generally that he has re-
commenced merchandising ut his cid established
stant- corner OF 9TH and streets, occupied by him
for the last five years
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to lie, should he glad to have the honor OF
serving uly former customers ard others assuring
them that courtesy. promptitude, snd fair dealing
shall characterize my every effort to please all and
win their regards. and by adding to this constant
and well selected stock of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les, procured from tie best Northern markets aud
sold at inducing aud uniform prices, hope 10y dill
gent attention To business II merit share Of the
pubic patronage. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
Grocer, corner Il Ith aud ctreets,
nov 1l-1In Dcuc=ite General Post Office.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Young Ladies Classical Institute

Iadiafna arents, 'lear9y oPpostte Guy Hal.
THIS institution IL now in successful operation
i A few more boarding and day pupils can be re-
civei. The course of study is thorough and practi-
cal. designed to give finished English and Ctassi-
cri education.
Terms: For boarding pupils, including ipstruc-
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music the
French and Latin Languages, and Drawing, 5000
per tessiun of ten months Weekly boariprs in the
same course. 500. Day pupils in the studies.
800.
Instruction on the Piano or Guitar extra
Circulars may be obtained on application to the
principal. S IL. MIRICk, A. NJ,
nov 22--lm* PRINCIPAL
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Boots, Shoes and Caters.

&sSa-turers and dealers in ell kirdsof Ladies' GEN
- tiemen and Cllldren's BOOTS & SHOES, have
received large and very superior assortment which
We determined to sell q, the lowest prices f.r
cab. &S5-All kinds of work manufactured in the
most fashionable style. of the best material and the
work manshp warranted. DO rot forget the place
Penusy lyailia avenue, doors from Butts Drug
Store. nov Z2-3tawNiWSF
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N. a. TYSON & SISTERS


+ street, bettccen l2h and 1870, Streets Washington
INOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPII.S.-The 14th
l. annual session of this institution, opened on
the 10Th of September. Terms per quarter-Senior
department So; Junior $40; Primary s.; Drawing
S French. by Professor Rauolt So; Music Sl2 to SIS
Pupils boarded permanently or weekly at $50 and
S5 so per quarter. For further particulars cir
cuiars at the principal Book Stores and Seminary.
oc l3-eotillJ 5thDec
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DIR CAsADAVASV.


T. S-Editors Of the above papers will rie4.e oni,r
and send tieir t!St 70 the Patent Utic.. with "a e.
containing this ice. dee :->:.,
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT

c.! New ard secondhand PIANOS of m,
Town and Of several ether factories are nj
ways to lie had at nv Piano Narpruom on llth at
between Pennsylvania avenue and + street.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
&c. REICHEEBArH
oc 1C-pn?mA-
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CARD.
10 the Lodies Of Washington, Georgetown,

A7efandTl0, &c.
HENRY VETERANS i4ailr.' MiE~r$ and Cl,iI
dlcn's French shoes are .clri hay the under
isncd, on 18Th >irtt. iusi above Cnrcoran \ Rsn,,
Banking Houet, III hiss new building, with th" bi-i,
marble steps where he VIII rccc We LadicS' urdcrS
and keep constantly on hand every variety Of La
Dies, MiSSc*.and Children : French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters Slippers
ria;e to order by ~! Wcirmau. If P;u.;."lpliia %.
Tie best French Cater materials and IN the !arrs:
ParSian styles. These Gaiir.S are entirely dorcn,
from what are - nerat!N known slop shop shoes
hcg all custom Wo:k, ~ superior Workmanship
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, vino va'u" beauty comfort, and economy
VIII CONSUL; t.icr interest 10y giving ne "A cali and
eAaiii.!!C Tor themselves. &. NEIkMAN.
l'ii 81, just above Corcoran x Riggs
an" iS-if"n Ranking ,iuiI>p
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Seminary for Young Ladies'.

A st., betweeH Pennsylvania drenue and C.
'vNHE course of instruction embraces all the
L branches requisite To obtain thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms: Eu .lish, Mathematics, and the Ancient
Languages from 50 to Sl2 per quarter French s..
Other modern languages each s. per quarter. Mu-
sic and Drawing at Professors prices.
limited number of boarding pupils will he re-
ceivei at 500 per session Of ten months, payable
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
Z. Il. LIPPITT
nov 22-eolm PRINCIPAL
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FUNERhIS.

The subscriber u prepared Ia nj
SFL---1---s' end, NJ the shortest notice, Ia any
cais ~ TN, lne, and Will spare pans {" lender
enfc Satisfaction {" tl whom ,c,If" s assistance
IA ernrnnC the last n hu,r at respect Co the dead.
l"ar'e always ~ readiness. Mourning Gar, aud
shu''ids furnished when desired.
ihr sub, .hsf h'u- leave tn call ia. attention OF
th' puhnr Z" hl- PATENT CORPSE PEEsERVFR,
"h'ct has teen alr.ad, tested th lap,,li"-
cfai IA Uts cay. ~ whom hc can f.frr g.
~ rihch'N ~ prcs'r,tnr tho hpdy it"m Il, onmpusI
u"n toi hn' i'ngih Ui prn"i
" rIANI, n suttt,
aug tsl bsI yui and lvth streets,
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RENOF.iL
VNE METROPOLITAN PAPER HANGING AND

RENOF.iL
TNtE METROPOLITAN PAPER HANGING AND
1 UPHOLSTERY WAEEEObiiS have been To-
n"vc,t 10 1th street between ana street, north
No >. Washington Place.
Having removed my place If business to mere
comiaoiI"Ds premises would respectfully solicit Il
call from any fyrslcr ir nds and ti, public generally
failing {, ni'cn' that they will Eot Ice disappointed
III the quality of my goods and prices.
have Just turned from The North, with "A new
and large assortment # this sra>uns go,as which
vii! tr Hound III quality and price. SUrcrior ANY
ht!lerf" brought To ilii- ~. lily stock ui rArER
IiAhnlNtiS are from tie fisSt manufacturers IN tEe
county. My UPHOLSTERY WORK il executed u,
woskm"n ia my employ, which. ia ever, instance
vii! warrant 10 possess the best material ani work
mnshp
lious and Halls papered at the .hortcst noticc Nv
experienced wOi kmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES Patent
aud Nenltian Bi.I \DS. Hair Moss Cotton and Shu,
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS at every desert t;cn f.
sale. Church Fews r,-cusEion. at moderate char.,.
60 4 eat - solicited
JnSfru y = n!a..:
hu. lo-iyto iih street bet. amir.
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IL.

NJ i have rccei' Il and new uIened our fall sup
w ply Of Few LAMPS srlrc;,rl by cac ct our
firm III New York Al Pha,iclphis, which We in
vite i,'!ies and gentlemen 10 cx ard EXAMINE Col
ored and white Sl"rn Candles; AlaIssnt;pc Candies
patsat sVrinE Ca,deSt.cks. with slla,!-s
E0"khiud aTs Past" Brushes anu Gold Leaf
NiGht 1apcrS Stove L,ISire
S1rrma'etti. Lard. ard Solar Lamp oil
With our usual assortment of Window ard Coach
Glass. Painters and Artists Materials For sale
wholesale and retail at cur usual low prices for
cash, or Cn time tu punctual customers.
HOW ELL MoRSFLL,
Successors to d. " h,rtlr,ry,
nov UT & sIrn.t To DIS Nnillinyl
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United States Patent OG;.c.

W A-HlSTTbN- November l., 80!
( IN the petition Of SAMUEL :. ALLr: If Salem il,
~ the County of salem. and State of New .Icrs,.y
formerly Of Nlami>lurg. Ohio pray in for the exrrl-
sion 0f patent granted to him on he 18th iav Of
JANUARY, 1910, 10 whc! improvements were ADD. q
on the 9th day Of March. ISL for an imnrnyenert
IN machines for Lusking and sIeliny corn for seven
years from the expiration &C said patent hich kos
place on the 18th day Of january, eighteen hundred
and fifty four
, 1t Is ordered, that the said petition b. hoarl al
the fatent oiiCr ON Saturday, the l3h ay If Janu-
airy next, at Il clock, and all persons
10 appear and show cause if any they have, WHY
sal1 petition ought not to De grautet.
Persons Opposing the extension are required 20 'a
In the Patent Office their objections. Speciality ct
iorth IN writing, at least twegty days t-.or l day
III hearing al testimony flied by either PARTY 10 lie
used at the SAID hearing must be taken and trans
United In accori nee with the rules OF this pt.c.
winch WI! be- furnished on application.
prieTe1, also, that this n'tic. b. published IN the
Union, lntcigcrccr and Evcuin.: star WASHINGTON,
j. G., Pennsylvania. rle,lpria Pa Fr.,i.,
foSt ana SceUtlc American wv York iSo-sl,u Post
Boston, Mass. and Patriot, Concord y H. an! In
1urer, Cincinnati. Ohio, rrek f.r tire. SIC.
ceSsire weeks preYiou, 20 the fourteenth ey auu
arg next CHARLES Ni-.!S
Comm ssi nrr OF Patents
T. s-Editors Of the above papers will please cony
and send their bills TO the Patent uffra with a M
per conta ming this notice nov It--N2,y
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NEW DANCING ACADEMY.

l. W. NONDEN, GhDf tSs>OR OF bANttNIs
i L. at Georgetown College. &c. &C., rcsp.ct.
fully announces TO the public Of Washington. .ha;
he will commence his classes for the cultivation ct
the poetry OF notion on TUESDAY, Dec 9th, 1858.
at Lieut.. Chase Bsrney's new hall, Columbia Place,
corner of 9TH ST and Louisiana avenue His styr
embraces every variety Of Fashionable Dancing such
AS tau tht at Paris and London. and in all the pin.
cpal cities Of the United States calculated please
the most fastidOus.
The Polka, Schottisch, Mazourka. Boilers. Rcd MA
La Slcilienne Gorlitza, Du Temps, KoSsuth Mazour-
ka and Weillika Waltzes, will te taught fyecot ,f,1
charge. Also. the Russian parlor Polka. Sfv ran.
Chestnut st. promenade Sch0ttisch Star POI "a and
Grand Military Quadrles.
The most decided and affectienate attention viii ho
pail To the manners and morals of children. ANY
lady or gentleman bringing 10 scholars by their in
fi'lua influence, shall b entitled 10 lessons lc. q
charge.
Day : Of tuiti"n, Tuesday and Friday afternoon an!
night. The names of those dasirous Of taking Ie-.
Sons can he le,t at j. +. Elliss MEsic Store, Penn
avenue. bet 9th md 10Th SIS nov 3D-.,I "a,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

1 - H'r-Sj''s II ML-,rsl Irstrr.r.. o. wi
"A do we'll l. cali AMI ~ anime our very s,.,t ~.
.ortinent "f Guitars. Nioiibs, Flutes, Ac,o.u,nr,
BanJos and Tambourin.s
Also, Tuning Forks Pegs, Bows, Ro-in, Italian
Stringr ac, all OF which We viii ."ll at reinnrAaIy
low prizes. ! 4 Fills
Ia. avenue, betw"en 9th ana lu.h ..r..,.
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,te* Dress HtHSing establishments

te.r Dress Making establishment.
Hose wishing the most perfect fittin. dresses
ME-t call on Mrs. K My. ut which plar,.
dresses ale bvnS ma" y l.l. GctLon's Now inveu-
ton.
Lathe "il. 40 doubt, thini. it marvellous !,.n
hy saFs that she neither has TO pin on Innings, nor
alter dresses -h'r "a are ali warranted perfect.
he syst Ii tough, inc.uiing apt aratus for Five
Dollars.
SiIe {. invites AL t. xiv" her !, call ana see for
themselves. Dr. ssrs Patterns cut for - ID cents
Tie most fashionable imuort"d patterns for sale
Oh moderate terms, consisting q. t.caks, Maniias,
D-'..s.-. II ewes, ~.
Mant"a Makers cau l." 'uprliro with the most re-
cent patterns Oh The most reasonable terms.
MRS. II. CADY.
18th street near +, y ashington City.
ll-tf
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~ tieencr for Book Keepers. Clerks, and Literary
Gert'emrn.-A new Kind of eraser and rubber far
superior 70 article fnr III. purpose ever yet
introduced Asit!" from ts superior qualities ss
pencil cleaner. il ink and ohcr sains ith
with more facility than The ordinary scTarer, ard
lc YES the surIaCe of The rarcr unharrtci.
For sale 10y COLLINS BOVINE ( CO.
1itE street. 6 doors north Gf !ounsy yanis aveaua
I!raocl 81 >tGtiUncr'S Hail, Ia and l76 Pear
lS-r.it s.ra.f
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~ NJ AENA NIs&

Architect and Builder.
Baltimore street. opposite HoisifGy street, Bsisn,o,.
MI supsrIniend the erection and altering Of
w Buildings IA Washington City and lis vicinity.
iY II
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no CApIcALisI:,, AitCt.tCEC'r-,

article III LINE for bGliGjHg, hard finish. corners.
chemical, ana whii"Ha.iI7. purposes. Sc.
SEti.ii : WASHINGTON LINE. manufactured
III ,erIy ENcel>IDf Patent . Kiln, II ;hn corner
IT Virginia a""nGc aat Canal street. tIsiandl IL.
rock from which Ia, lime Is ma'ui,cur,a IL i..,u
he best Gulrnc. ~ ih3S section OF country, VIZ
Knott :, Flanagan :. S.y"i :. aHd Ni,i.-'s. IN,
Lime - pure wood burnt, AMI j. siraWu .rc,h f.ou
"a" kiln every hour during Il.e twenty tour and c,i
safe al EIGHTY CENTS pr barrel barrels to he
returned. az I'm If
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have so kindly and generously patronised me during
the time | was engaged in business at the above
named corner vii say that it will afford me great
pleasure il they will cOntnu. their dealings with
the present proprietor, Mr.. J. IT, johnson, who is
thy of their confidence, and who will extend to them
every accommodations f. p MILLER
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Washington Branch Railrsnc.
Iesa eFs CprSSsr.-.s- S--e-H-
@ G5 essgs EaI-.s, = sSla 800

PXNGAlNS Run As FOLLOWS:
Leave daily, except Sunday, al rad d. Ia,
IN rnd y. M.
on sunday a a. M, and 5 2. M.
The Tram al p. m. Is Express. and Stops oniv NJ
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the o;hc. al ali way
stations.
Train AT a. IN. and 81 2. m, CONNECT w;h hr-
napo!i-.
TraIS. AT s a. IN. and y. M, connect Nest
Trans al q and H. ~. and y. m, connect Fss'.
Fare from Washington Ia Baltimore = -
10 do do aud rrtpm ~
no do Annapolis -
Do Do do aud r.u.n 80
The round riP tickets must "a all ease. D. pro
cured at the 9th -. aud good Tor il,' LAY uHn
winch They are is-u,'. T.. rAR~'NS.
:: ~ As"H'
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS

ffRAl BALLANTfNE, Book sellers. IN et,.-.r
" have just reccired 2 lor9a lot OF superior Cay
and Letter Paper, a. all prices from Il 90 to s. ..
per re.m.
Adhesive Envelopes from s. to 81 per thousand
Note Paper OF eli kinds, Fancy Envelopes, &c.
Blank books.
Iedgers, Day Books, and Journals. all sizes.
Copy Books, very fine assortment, PLAIN and fan
cy binding.
Memorandum Diaries for 1854
Superior Gold Pens.
Steel Pens from 25c. to 81 per cross.
Drawing Books AID Cards, Pencils and Crayo.s
NOnochromatic Boards
Visiting Cards, &c.
GRAY z BALLAETYNE
dec = 9TH street. near pll Fellows Hall
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Il -
b., received nd iUr sale at the Washington
Publication Office,
JOE l,INGTON'S bookstore.
Harper, Nnxazin, lpr D'crTulrT couurirr n new
volume With :. made ur .ntiS"'v 81 original mat
t,, rs ,ul. taut bu. f.I t1 iuD.t.,,r Iu iuil'r
,ur. n. rlusu ~ a." & q thtf ih.s Volume con-
u,g.n. U..G tae uL.A,.ullri edition. II ] ,uUl
c.lI,r
st.'. uumbcts tor SOB, or ti.' ~, ti.us received
nut I.' f,t az Uut ... % 'l, .IIf. N.riry at
Ipr aiIii iINNiuE.. r..l.l.u..
Coo rnu'o. ..t % o., uI..n ,u.io,us
80, ~
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MANAlrEkS

MANA1kRS:
On hs part Of tie Field and !Saf
Maj. Gen. W Jones, Col. W. Hickey
iir Gen. c Weightman Lieut., Gel. J ii Rely
Maj. Hallach Maj. L. D.noho
Mai. X. keyworih Mai. L Bacon
quart. McCoilum Aljt. l.. J. Middleton
Surgeon j 4 Morgan Asst. Surgeon J Grymes
On the part IF n> Light Lnfansry.
Iapt Darlington, Lieut. Vim X Clarke,
Lisu. Kelly, Lieut. :! Tucker,
Igaatus +. Mudi.
On the pat u the NationaI Grsys.
CAPT Lemucl Towers, Lieut. Holden,
li-ut sutton, Lieut. Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part IF Tie Wotber .ShaypSiooters
Cap. W Bradford, Lieut. Nc(3ollum
Lieut. Birkheat, Lieu, III Goddard,
Vim. Smith.
On the part q tie Bone Riaeuen.
Capt NJ Bright, Lieut. Ot,erback jr,
Lieut. Il N obei, Lieut. Sanderson,
George Miller.
On tie part Of tie Nontgom>ry Guards
Capt Kew Lieut. reilly.
LIEUT. Fecny, Lieut. kellrher,
James Maher.
On the p1rt Of tie PRESIDENTS Mounted Guard.
tapt PecS, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. j " Baden, Lieut. j Pettibone,
Jas Cssparis.
On, the part ef the National Guard
Capt. TAFT, Lieut. j III Bird
Lieut. humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
On TIE par: IF the Citizens
Mayor Maury, q Gideon, II Clarke,
Waiter LeuoS, ii II Heath, FNcN.rhanv.
Col V Seaton, X Hunt, J Clagett.
n White, IcCausiand, III Loudon,
W En;"ier, Pepper, T. Byrne.
W WaIach, S Wall, CIV Cochran.
y II Bradley, John Cnyle La,k.y
Hoover, W Carter, S II HILL
j " BOtr!er, b French $ I;rjntnsu
} Carlisle, q " Philips, W II Hop,
" Brown, II " t,ait ] check.IIs
= Morgan, CoTcoran, Jonah Hoover,
rate. joe ShiliinSton, kirs wood,
harcIIne, Cryer, G X Calvert,
J Towers, WI Winter, ED willard.
n "aDach, j A Linton, A Dexter
" Riley, Burns, VIM B Butt
Josiah Baby, Edward Hall
On the part Of the Continental Gudrds.
Capt smith, Lieut. " Tucker,
Lieut. Marc.ron, Ensign W Iiornsr,
t6n,n,,tcs Of arrangements
Sergt L-.lfiier, Sergt EupreI,
Ensign y. Hopp. Y Veit,
John Angcrman.
F!vor Managers
SeIgt G Nett, Caspar Dffinstin..
u Schleagei, JOS Emnentrout
Herman Bloue.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS-,J
Knitting gentleman and ladies' to be had Of ,be
Committee and Captain AMI the door on the eye.
ming of the ball.
ecarfs
The Committee Of Arrangements by green ros.t,s
dec .-dtb