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TWO FINE HORSES ut Auciiun.--0n SATuR-
DAY morning, December 10TH at ii O'Clock in
front of my Auction Rooms, shall sell two fine we'll
broken Horses one of them an excellent saddle,
horse, AID the other very superior buggy b rse
Sold because the owner has further use for them
Terms cash. j. C. NcIUisP
dee Cd Arct;o,..r
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PIANOS. PIANOSm PIANOS y!

osI received, at the Music Depot, some very SUI
y perior Instruments selected personally. to
which we call the attention of the public we have
now IN Store, Pianos from the following celebrates
makers Groveston Co., of n. " Gilbert, Halet
DAVIS Co, and Chickering, Schumacher & Co., OF
Phli, and Rosenkrantz' celebrated German Planes
we are daily expecting pianos from the old establish
Gu factory OF Bacon Raven, N. Y. Our apartment
IL more complete than be found in any es alb
hshment this side OF New York. An early call is re
quested us bargains may be obtained.
HILBUS HITZ' Music Depot
South side Pa. avenue, nesr 10th street.
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The Steamer Humbolds

HALIFAX, Dec. 9.-One hundred and
twenty packages of merchandise from tie
steamship Humboldt have been saved and
landed here. The weather is very favor
able, and the vessel remains in the same
position, though a large portion of her
cargo is SO damaged as to be almost worth
less.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS Fox SALE.-By
virtue Of y deed Of trust ron John f. nay an i
wifi. recorded in liner j. 4. $, No 50 folio .Oi &c
wid SCI at public auction. on the premises. on
M''NDtl, the 18th instant, at / o'cock J.. m all
the 1i2Et anG tile Of said CREATORS in and to Lois
l., Is. and -, in square G25. Cabot's Subdivision
T'ins cash. and al convey ancirs at cost OF pur.
chaser On default of payment within five days at
ter day OF sale the lots will DE resoid at expense OF
the iefaultDg purchaser
JOHN C. BRENT, Trustee
GREEN & SCOTT,
dee 3-3t2w&ts Guc,i,r.a,s
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Loss of the Rather

NORFOLK, Dec. 9.-The ship Rather,
of Baltimore, bound from Callao, to this
port, has been totally wrecked on Curri-
tuck, portion of her cargo is insured in
New York.
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Railroad Riot.

ERIE, Pa, Dec. l0.-Last night num-
Der of men and women assembled at Har-
Dor Greek and tore up the railroad track.
They burnt the ties and bridge over
culvert, and ploughed the road bed down
10 its former level.
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Hs- Dr. LoCGCKs FULNoNIC WAFEIs -R.,fef IL
ten H'i"Wss.-- The great Medical niscovery of RI.
1se For the cure Of Colds Coughs Asthma, FIR n
ehitls t"hsum ptiJn, and all affections If tie Che.
AID Lungs
iht~e " airs operate Ike charm, producing al
most lIstanenu' relief They aay at O,.ce the tick
ng ami irritation in the throat. which 1--WE rie. L
hacking and coughing, and finally result if not ar
r"stei III a ,i>;;ss" O, fatal tyne
For sale b7 z. ID GIIuaN ArthorzaJ Accent
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Ex-Gov. Hunt.

LoCKPORT, Dec. 9, -, MEX Cover
nor Hunt continues to improve, and the
most confident hopes are now entertain
ed, by his friends, Of his recovery.
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ny GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers

s,>RANE HOUSES AND LOTS at Auction Or
FRIDAY, the 9th instant. we shall sell. at 81
"ciock D. H., part of Lot No. q, in Square No. ABS
with the improvements. which are a good two story
frame House The above described property fronts
on 18th street west, between Virginia avenue and
ST. south.
After the sale of the above property we shall sell
seVe nj small Frame Houses. on eth, between arI
+ Shs,ts, and on ID, between d and + and 9th and
9TH sts.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months, Tor notes bearing interest A deed given
ana detd of trust taken All cCnyeyanciug AT Nh.
cost Of the purchaser.
The above mentioned houses are all nearly new
ami persons wishing to purchase such property will
10 well to attend the sale
GREEN & SCOTT
dee ID sro,co, 80,
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The Humieldt.

HALIFAX, Dec. l0.-The Humboldt is
covered with thirty-six feet Of water
Six hundred and twenty packages of her
cargo has been gotten OFF.
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Sailing of the Baltic.

New YORK, Dec. 10, II P. M.-The
steamer Baltic sailed to-day with l7o
passengers. Mr.. McLane. American Min
lister 10 China is among them. She car
ries out $500 900 in specie.
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Sailing of the Steamer City Of Glasgow.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, IL P. M-The
steamer City of Glasgow sailed to day
with 300 passengers, and 100000 in
Spcc.e.
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b6- No" i !.lE llM2-fle display Of jaeuerreo
types at rLchBS GALLERY, PENNSYLVANIA ave.
noe Is truiy magnificent The proprietor is doing a
handsome husIpe>s and hundrr i ere de lighted will
me splendid Di"tFnes they obtain there Let it he
duly rene mbered Id patronized. Enterprise with
genus deserves support and VIVA ~ gratifying al
%"S@ "uains IT, 1l'5 accounts for the success ot
Plumb's Gallery. Came Dagucrreotypes taken in
AL weatLeIs DE- =
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GENTLEMEN S FURNISHING GOODS.
tHAS. H. Ian f. has the honor of iuforn,ins
~ hi nun' rous friends and patrons in and Out
OF Congress that his stock is large and complete in
every department, embracing all articles usually
kept iii first class furnishing establishment.
Gentlemen are respectfully solicited tn call and
examine my stock. which will be uheertully exhibit
ell At all times Moderate prices and fair dealing
maybe relied upon. LANES
Fashionable Hat. Cap, and Gents. Fur
nishing Establishment Pa. av., near ~ Il.
dee D--cNS
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M A r z En-

Gu the 9Th instant, ny The Rev. Mr.. Matthew's
THOMAS VI. TRiPLET'F 10 Miss ELEANOR r
HOWARD. all al this city.
On the 4lh instant, by the Rev. J. G. Butler. Mr.
WILLIAM warbler and Miss MARY J.DAVlS
10th of this city.
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

National. THEATRE.
~ The RANEL9 and Mile YRCA MATTHIAS
THIS E1ENING will be performed
THE ETON BOY.
To be followed ty THE C0OpERS
After which. A GRAND ADVERTISEMENT
To conclude with the pantomme of tie
RED GN0NE AND WHITE WARRIOR
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, Iarquet and
third tier so cents reeerved and orchestra seats IS
cents; family circle ard cnlored gallery Is cents
Doors open at G3i, to commence at 7 o'c,ock
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
G. E r NJ a " YEAGER
al I Anu 81 > SALoo y,
EEE ENIsSEK Z6th ,sS2

'9'tth h#ehAN fEAGERS respectfully announr4
That DIZZY will give one Of their popular BALLS
on MONDAY. December 2Gth, III Carus.'s SslCc,
being t.'eir thjyrl Annual Bal
The Committee Of Arrangements do rot deem II
necessary to say what they will 30 make his the
mot popular BAil o the season, thu put,i. are
We AL" that the halls of the Yeagers are ALWAYS
''i"n' np IN fac style snd !!.aY may rest ASSURED
that =" expense or trouble Will b. spared 10 make
l' i:!i 2" Oh with the sr'at that has hereto
!''r- char ct"r'7e'i the Balls Of the 'yeagrrs"
The bal will he opened at : o'.lock. hy a Prone
naG, ;'ier which sword Will he presented t. C-nt
- ~ 81. EartzI Professor prcsp-ri's Band iav-
IN; The ""ernian fea.e"s Quirk.tar,' composed ex-
pirsSy I0r them.
%npIr'r can - had al any time between the hours
Of - ard o'clock
The military are requested to ar! ear in full uLi-
the military dress caps.
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PITY the OrPhcn.-Last night, poor orphan girl
was found wandering about the streets AT late hour
and taken 10 the guard house where Abe WAS SUI
Tered to remain by the in the guard roon This
morning one of the guards took her to a cook shop
IN the market and gave her breakfast. When
asked where she would 90. she said she had no home
and no one TO care fer her. She had been stay, E,
IN family IN this city but last night the lady turned
her on OF doors She appeared 10 be afraid to tell
me whole story of her wrongs but il was acci
dentaly discovered that she had been badly abused
Her hair had been pulled out: her neck and back
cut ana bruised IN such a manner rs To excite the
anger of those present. Justice Clark that she
might nave some place to STAY, committed her rs a
warrant: but Requested an officer to see the MayoI
and get permit for her In enter the Asylum which
wa. cheeriulNs!ven by Mavor Manry.
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eG-IIe inimituble THOMPSON Ii daily engage.
IN t~king those wonderful SfEREuSCCpE FOR
TRAITS, wiich are winning for hin surh gu euyj,
bic reratstioD. THOMPSON has Insuy unit ators
but his pirtUres are AHEAD of all rivalry IT the
publi wish for Portraits possessing all the attribu..
"f Perfection brilliant but uuflding let them II,
THOMPSON. His pictures, Pope said Of Lii
ira!Id7. i'll bloom in their colors for Thousand
years. His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue
between p and 9Th streets. Try him.
uoylI-tf
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NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA, from
~ the letters and journals Of Sir Hudson Lowe.
by VIM. Forsyth, NJ. A.
Health Trip to the Tropics, by N. P Willis.
up the River, by +. ". Shelton,
Memoirs Of Abernethv, by Dr.. Macilwain.
iuieiands Art of prolonging Life edited by Eras-
mus Mi!son, 4. r. S.
history the Apostolic Church. with general
introduction to church history, by Philip Schaf.
Professor in the Theological Seminary At Nerrs,s
burg, Pa Translated by Z. d. Yeomans For sale
at TAYLOR MAURY'S
acc y Bookstore near 9th st.
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VIII * f. 700 barrels Westmor.,c,
w County, ZeigleL Magnolia, Sun, Eagle, ana
fannissee brands. For sale BY
dec at B, |. SEMMES 4 BRO
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Joe Shiifinu,on rec.

Eo- Joe Shiiiin%ton receives all the NEw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fas, as published. He
IL agent f.r liarpcrs Rsd all the other Magazines
and our readers Will always find large and good
snrtnent OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Cdeon Building corner of4 street and Penn
syiVa1ia avenue. aItg 10
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e. TIE H,rglosA Institute, h4y. awarded WHITE
HURST another Media! frlio superior Ds.uercotypes
making the FnTIth Annual Exhibition at which he
be has received the highest award given by this In.
sttute. II you want your likeness taken, go 10
WFrEHCRsTS lie makes kenesses lot characters
1t Bis CELERY between fOurand half and sth street;
PENNSYLVANIA avaulT".
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NEM MISIE- PIANOS &c

I )EMOVAI..-jU>EPH HUdGINS. JeweIpr
H has removed his store tn the north side Of Penn
syIVHnla avenue two dOOss west of Nilild-' Hotel
where he is r"parei to make all kinds Of fine Jewl-
rs with the best u!rtsrial aud wOrkElanshp. Parti
cuiHr attention will be paid to the repairing of jew
eiry with ncatncss ard durability.
\. b. lhrve employed competant wat,.hm .ker.
who viii repair all kinds of witches carefully and
warrant them 70 perform well. dee 3-i3w
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WAN TED--A young lady to take charge of
w n school, in the nefgbhorhood of Rlsdensburg
Address post paid, as c." Bladensburg
H.
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&OTiCE.--The undersigned ttrewarns AL per
~ sons from buying trading for certain notes
Of bond given bv him to Peter Enrich. for goo each
with interest. which notes given FIR property
which IL incumb~Ied 20 the German Building Asso
oiation and will not be paid to any person per-
sons. or company except to this Building As-ocia-
ton. which has lien on said property for az much
or more than is due by the undersigned to the laid
Enrich. C. H. H. ASHTON
Washing on, November 9Th, 1858.
doc T,&
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Rich Lace and Muslin Embroidrr.
ties.
" ALTER HARPER 4 CO., Pa avenue, betweep
w 9th and 10th streets, will open this 6av q
large and beautiful assortment Of
honoton, Point, Limerick, Gsmpure, Mecklip.
Maltese, and Chan.ilia Laces, in sets
Scarfs, Dresses, Bridal Wells
Infants Caps, Baptismal Robes, and Sylphides,
In embroidered Muslin we have the same variety
with few additional novelties.
dee 3-eo3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DISLEY'S VARIETE.

DISLEY'S VARIETE,
IL The American Actor, MR.. W. R. GOODALL
and Miss GERTRUDE DAWES.
THIS EFENLNG will be performed
THE WIFE
Pas de Corsar by Miss DAWES
Song by Miss DE FORREST
To conclude with THE ROUGH DIAMOND
Prices of Admission :-0rches ira chairs IS cents;
aress circle, 2O cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladie 81; family circle % cents
Doors omen at 81 commence at IL O'clock
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4 pples! Appies-Has been received by
n fECh WEED, on Louisiana avenue. near
1e corner OF 10Th street, and opposite the old Gas
mouse, 800 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES. For
sale by the barrel or larger quantity.
Also barrels of OUNCES i'll excellent order.
dec5- div.
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tl'.''-" J.n---jU-rice Dom committed YESTERDAY
4 Ian named ff"I,nek sei.s;uniurs. To stand Eis
tn-i ona ehdI.s, oi a. auit vi:h t'nt 10 EiI 1t
d9l,if- thai the above r.,'i....;',I The Assault; liz
qurin 1T Tx; dy "n Ls brItt.,r IN LAW C!..iI-
b,wintn, vino VS. preventing H roin III treating
In Nf- lEt i1iter " hp vas very weak i rrrov-
rfiLs nom a -e.rrr III uf IGrSs and Wa rr~itins
FmpIIs.l, "a ne Cty Her husband resides IN tin.
country and must apparently hav,' come herr de
trTnihrd 10 bat hi- VIE. Gu the interference Oi
bu''Hinn, the n:,'cr kHnckrd HIN lGwn with chair
aid cut hin ahrGi iii- head with knife. Another
h"iii"f ia law. john AnItIu1H. who Ind also inter
i"frd- wi~ I:ralrd IN Il similar nanurf Scia'.In
burg thrn ~>cfpri. hut was arrested Yesterday by
"h''f ih'i- and was committed 20 Jail rs ihoVr
mriiiiuned
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NANTED-Fou competent GAS-FITTERS
w who understand their business thoroughly
none others need apply. Apply to
JAS. STRATT0N 4 CO.
High street, opp. Forrest Hall, Georgetown.
dec 10-2t*
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P. j. STEERS
n EW GOODS AND FASHIONS FOR GENTLE
~ MEN respectfully invite Members of Con
gress Citizens and Strangers inquest of Clothing to
call at my new store, 9Th street near Odd
Hall, and examine my stock of Cloths. Ca,simere.
and 'estings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
generally.
am prepared to execute all orders for CIotbing at
the shortest notice and in superior STYLE at moder
ate prices.
have lot of fine 0vercoats and Vests on hand
ready made.
P.J. STEER, Merchant Tailor.
No. ! Washington Place, eth street
dee 3-po2w - '- '''@''
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BOARDING Mrs. Z. T. DUVALL having com
ID pletsd the arrangement of her house. is now
prepared to receive boarde5s 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, IIoov-
er & Sons Shoe Store. nov 80 Staw2w
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He3lY Reni.-A Mr.. Kemp last night compancd
tn The Captain OF the Guard that he had been at,acke
anu beaten by person whose raInp he did not know
h'hp lice ana mead was very good proof that he
nal hr'n beaten bui as he could give no name or
cine 10 the arrestni his opponent, no warrant wa.
lSsufd Whskcy was The cause
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MANAGERS.

MANAGERS:
On tbe part Of TIE Pseld and gaF
~, fsa} {; Cen p v ; Io.cs, Col Hickey
Maj. Walach Mai T. Danoho
Maj. Il kpvworth Mai F Bacon
Quart. NcColulu Adj. l. J. NidIIeto,
surgeon j l. Morgan Asst. Surgeon Grynes
on the part Of di2 light In fantry.
taFt. !. I CarIlngton, Lieut. VIM " Clarke
Lieut. Kelly, Iieut J Tucker,
I;natus +. MudI.
o' tie part Of the National Greys.
capt LeT';rt T"weTs, Lieut. Holden,
Li-uf Sutton, Lieut Wales,
Peter Fan.
Or the part II tie UvaMer .Ioggzhoafsrs,
L2Ft " Il bradt"Ii, Lieut. NcCoiiUm.
ihect hirkhea", Lieut. IL Goddard,
VIM Smith.
On he part Of the Continental CARDS
Capt l. Smith Lieut. W Thicker
Lieut. l. Marceron, Ensign " Horner,
,'a he l'lrt q tie Bsoms Iata.rnen.
apt +, II ''ri-h", Lieut. P Ot;erbark. jr,
Lieut. II y Gier, Lieut. VI Sande,sou,
George Miller.
oq The par! Of The ND,fgomsry Garr5s.
capt e Il h"y, Lieut. Rely,
:!,-Gt " Ieeny, Lieut. Kellehar
James Maher.
o. lie pGrt Of The Presidents sfounseR Guard.
,a!' ) Peek. Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. ) Baden, Lieut. Pettibone,
on The part Of he NATIONAL Gitqrd.
zap = Iait, Lieut. Ill BIRD,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James Johnson.
On the part Of the Citizens
mty"r Malry, Il : Gideon, II Clarke.
" il,rE LthoN' ii IL Heath, McNeThany,
Col " " Seaton, X Hunt, j Clacett
II White, A NcCauslani, IL London,
" br,ei"f, j Pepper, X Byrne,
ID Nniach, Wall, Il W Go-hrsn
j II Bradley, john Coyle, Iaskey,
> Hoover, Carter, SH Hill,
n"teiGr' French, Brintnall,
y, " W Hii-S'f, y fhillps, W Ill Hope,
" n,I"h' VI GAIT Sbcckells,
r. = = ": r.fsan, '"reoran, Jonah D Hoover
) u TATE joe Sh,iingt0n, J Kirkwood
ID Ratciitfc j Crycr CE C.Ira,t
Towers, W IL Winter, ED Willard.
n :. mansch' Linton, NJ Dexter
hii"y, Burns, VIM. B. Butt
Josiah Baiy, Edward Hall.
Committee Of arrangements
Sffet T. Leonler, Sergt NJ Ruppel,
Ensign n. iIapp. Viedt
John Angerman.
Floor Managers
rergt Neitz, Caspar Offnstine,
u Schieagel, Jos Emmcntrout,
Herman Blau
Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS,
uniting a gentleman and ladies: to be had of IN
committee and Captain, and at the door On the ey,
ming of the bali.
The Floor Managers will be designated by bin
scaifs. ~ '''
The Committee OF Arrangements by green rosett,
dee I-dtb
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BENTER'S RESTAURANT
AIDES 81 GENTS FRENCH KID

I AIDES 81 GENTS FRENCH KID
IL Gloves.
White. black, and all shade. of color
Worked Muslin Collars aud Underseeyes
SIX, Alpaca, Cashmere, and Cotton Hose
SHAWLS
White Grape and Bay state Long ehaSls of every
quality
linen Canlir!c Handk'fs from 6 csntsu
Together with general assortment of seagonahle
goods.
Customers will be pleased tn give ME call
WIN. X. RILEY
Corner Sth street, opp. Centre Market.
dee lin
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Risleys Vartas.-This fashionable place of public
amusement was well filled last evening, and the au-
dience were delighted with the pieces presented.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon Mrs.
Giadstane and hfr. Gallagher, for the very happy
manner and artistic beauty i'll which they render all
their characters. Mr.. Atemus is excelsior" in the
old man business, and indeed, all the company are
energetic in their attempts TO please the patrons OF
this "ParlOr Theatre" Recently, Mr.. Rsley has
added new attraction in the person of the great
American danseuse, Miss Gertrude Dawes. This
evening, Mr. VIM r. Go0da, the American actor,
makes his first appearance in the play OF s-rhe
Wife, To which is added the farce of the CROUCH
diamond " 4 dance by Miss Dawes, and song hy
Miss De FoTest-makng a very attractive bill
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TON. THOs. H. BENToN,s WORK

IL Mr.. HoLLISGsHEAD, Agent for the sale, erclu-
svely by subscription, of Thirty Years View, by =
Senator of Thirty Years would state that the WORK
will be complete in two Volumes and at a price ac-
cessible to ALL First volume price 81 so. contain
ing 200 pages, with superbly engraved portrait, to
De delivered on the LIST of April, 1854 payable de-
livery. dec 9-eo2t
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The El.e Tive would call The attention of
The Dvrfs" the Ene arts 10 the advertisement oi
Nf Joseph II. Carvrr, the New England Teacher
oi ChrGnlrt ana Pastel painting. We were favored
with View ri "n" ri ms Specimens OF what Is
called n."l,"chromaiie drawing, executed with one
s"r "i cf"sOu- a:i wee much surprised AT the
beauty 4Ii ',f-h ~ tn work Nil Carver j. t-ti
d'H' sAiiliai diust, :i.d L=riVes all Tie patron
age That h- Nay happen To- RECEIVE lie now
i1I.u- ciIsfs al HI rluIs Oh rrnn~, lyaIia avrnlr
t-ihg L. ru;rUn 10 establish permanent scho j
o. dr-I.iI ~ Washington. W. sincerely hope ll.:t
bls cii;rIinI>e Nidy - eIotsn"I y.iln success.
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BOARDING.

Mrs. MANNING having thoroughly reno
WI waited and newly furnished her house. on 18th
between L and streets, will rent number of her
rooms to mess of members or others during the
session of Congress. either with or without board -
The location is central and of the NEST desira-
BILE in the CITY. dec SITS
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WANTS.

4 DRY q )ODS SALESMAN WANTED-We wish
N to engage the services Of first class salesman.
One acquainted with city trade preferred
dec l0-6teo MAXWELL, SEARS COLIEY
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ItL6TES-
" Black blue. and green French Cloths
Black aud fancy coIored Cassuercs
Silk and Satin Yestings
Lambs wool Und-r-hlrts ard Drawers
FhANNELS-N bite, fellow, blue, and red Of ev-
cry quality.
Customers will dc well to give ME a call
WI X. RILEY.
Corner sth street, OPP Centre Market
dec Tim
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NEW BOOK, by Fanny Fern
~ Little Ferns for Fanny's little friends
Oh and New England, by Alfred Bum
Annie Grayson or, Life in WASHINGTON
The great Illustrated Magazine of Ant
Popular Educator for December
knick"rbccker Magazine for December
The Turkish Captive
Jack Junk; or, the Tar Of all weathers
Morgan the Buccaneer
Harper and Putnan's Magazines for December
All the new books and .papers received a. f. :,
published.
Blank Books Letter, Cap and Note Paper. ana
everything i'll the Stationery line for sale at
JOE SIiILLINGTDN'S Bookstore,
Cor Pa. avenue and 4 y S., Odeon Building
der o.
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CT MRS B. GREGG will open handsome as
SHf assortment OF Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
oi,th instant, over Geo. r. Aliens Store, be
tween ssh and 10th streets on the north side of Pa
Wnere she respectfully invites the attention
nov 16-*
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GOSHEN EUTTER selected from Cela
~ ware county dairirs.
New York anI Pennsylvania extra huiled Buck
whrnt.
Samples of the Philadelphia Print Butter, can now
hc seen at the store and which is ready FIR de
livery to order. SHEkELL & BAILEY.
successors Ia J. B Hi Ibty 4 Co.
dee SIT No : orn Cantra Marriott
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CO.. -Ns-s for u Strccf-Thi~ morning. v0rk.men
-gan breaking gr,,unJ p,or TO Lar ing pipes along
street commencing al the end O; the street where II
Ali''s va l!'h -ircet and The avenue. There were
several "oiEm'h occupied, who welded the pick
a'n''ly. making every blow 10 toll upon mother
arm Ise-e are the sapP"rs AMI IIiners that we
Ia 10 SO W." pioneers ~ The great amy OF cVZI-
Noi!. IN- sl'an. aGI The electric telegraph the
modem reE"iuiinnlleI> and ref0rners OF mainland
never lett 80 Inuch respect for The pich as we
aid 10 day. Fac ieJttA