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BOOK-BINDERs' BOARDS AND RUSSIA
y as@os LEATHER.
DINDERS' BOARDS, from No. to No. 60, and
ID four hundred Skins Of Fresh Russia Leather
for sale by the subscriber, at northern pr1ces.
G Also, five hundred Reams of fine Printing Paper,
"a 3S, for sale at mill prices, without freight.
Inquire at the Republic Office }. GIDEON
NAV 20
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BOoKs.-A new supply Jus
TAYLOR & MAURY's

BOOkstOTe, near strtct
vanity Fair, Pendennis, Mems Wives, Book
Papers, the Paris Sketch Book
Feb 10 ~ e
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CARPETING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GENERALLY.

FINHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received, from
L the latest portations, complete assortment
OF the richest foreign and frsm eastern manufac-
all the varieties and styles Of eInestic Dry
Goods for House Furnishing, sushas- f
Velvet Carpeting of the newest designs
Tapestry do do do do
Brussels do do do do
Tapestry and Brussels for halls andst cps r. m
Superior Three-p CarPeting, extrarich
Superior Ingram do do
Twilled and plain Venetian Carpeting extra rich
Rich Chenele and Tufted Rugs .f..l.
Chenele and Tufted Parlor Mats
10 and 1874 printed Druggets
l04 II 4, and 1914 Crumb Cloths
In Curtain Materials and fixtures, such as
Satin LANES, new style, and very rich
Worsted Damasks, all colors
Union Damasks, great variety
Extra rich Lace and Muslin Curtains
Medium and low priced Curtain Muslins
Buff Linen for Shades, of every width
Brass Cornices, and suitable fixtures
Curtain Gimps, side and centre 1'assels -
Linen Sheetipgs, all widths and qualities
Marseilles Quilts, all sizes
Bed Blankets, rery fine, of every size
Satin Damask Table Cloths, from 4 to 24-4
Superior and low priced Dalnask Napkins
Diaper and Damask Towelings. 3
Together with every other article in our line for
House FurnIshing purposes, to which we respect
fully invite the attention of purchasers, assuring
them that the facilities enjoy and the tensive
preparations we have made tor an increase in this
branch of our business will enable us to offer in.
ducements, both in price and terms, fully equal to
any similar establishment in the United States
HOOE, BROTHER & co.
sept2l Union and Alex Gag
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! BY the PRESIDENT.
JOHN Wilson, f#%A s@S
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS. sd
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption
to any of the lands within the Townships and frac.
tional townships above enumerated, is required to
to the satisfaction che Register
and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make
payment therefor, practicable after seeing
Lhis notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
~ aIs56 ~ ~ 81 JOHN WILSON, ys5
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Feb 3-1aw13w
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JOHN WILSON, Is7.s-1- ID q d.
Commissioner of the General. Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. 9
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emp-
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated is required
to establish the to the satisfaction of the reg
lister and receiver of the proper land Office, and
make payment therefor practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 3-1awl3w
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Hanover Street, Boston.
II sts7. BY LEWIS RICE. III 5ga
Rebuilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly Furnished.
! Possessing all the modern improvements and
convenience for the accommodation of the travel
ling public. uiens.s s. 4l9.a a4EaJ
! BosroN, November Is, 1852. ~ Dec 10--1y
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EANCY GOODS.-We request the attention of
IL purchasers to our large assortment Of Fancy
Goods of all descriptions, imported expressly for
the Holidays. We request call, and all will be
satisfied that no such assortment has ever been
offered for sale in Washington before Good
r. BASTIANELLl & CO., = 3
Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumery,
Brushes, &C., Under Browns Hotel, east
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/ T. ADV BIRD; q tale, by Lazy .1eorRlana Full
~ Ierton, Ruthor of g Grantley Manor
Feb7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Ex-Governor of Massachusetts, now United
States Senator, said to some years since. have
five sons all going to the public schools, which are
amply sufficient prepare them for the university
and the cost is but little. So other eminent men
send their to the public schools, and all are in
terested in their high excellence.
An intelligent young mechanic of the interior OF
the State of New York said to me, "when the Leg
isature passed the law for establishing school and
school district libraries, it source of exuita-
ton among the people all over the State
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BIT. Brig. Cen and Col Engineers.
To be inserted in the Republic, National Intelii
gencer, and Union, Washington !; Mercury,
Charleston; Albany Register, and Albany Express,
Alnany' New y VOTE; c9v h ana EnSnarer ana
Pennsylvania Inquirer, and Daily News, Philadel-
phia; Boston Courier, Boston; Patriot, Baltimore,
Mary land, daily for three weeks, copy of each
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THE r EP UBLIC.
iron THE REPUBLIC. I

The school and School District American
Institute and Miniature Republic.
In tohich the Science of Self governmtnt and Rep,e
sentative Government aciH be the Study and the Art
1 30 D..
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attractive NEW BOOKS for the HOLf
~ naHa-n AppIRT0N 4 Co 10 30 HraadnA1.

Polish 0 saturday;
THE WEEKS DELIGHT; or CANES AND sroAIss fok I'VE
preparing this little book Tor the young haze followed 90
plan Of instruction AJ a hss been innoenf 70
lie have all been tod 70 children In asager form
written and the gn~s have essn 1ya "a xef
show row old together In their recreatons
the edc thus true society 70 The ds
ts and happiness Of which al contributes the mature bringing
their wsdc aod oeuce Of s youth bis ard
fseshnsss ready wits and the shid bis or her
r.irthB Extract from the Preface
c., have Published ths following Popular New Jsyer
THE PfcTURE PLEASURE BOOK niussrlsed with spvars
of0 Esagi from Drawings b. eminent Artk 80 sz os4s
fy printed hne FsPs AID bound Ia fancy cover Fsi End
ne Pseue Pleasure Book 4 rally to ehfs i,7 ssss
volume Of woodeas exeeuted Ia fhs best sye Of ~ t
h natural hcry educating biz eye good drawing sad gesa
and telling ssoTie. n pictures al adfsos ana
70 that holds cisIen should b. without t" lCn.
The Volume may 5c cOnsdsred Of eDcScio21.r " ~
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widows viii look forxsr essef 20 Lns soD ns on
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Vol XIII...".No 3,947.

rS oTs f pNE :: eesS r Ban 's ssa
the civ sssnb iy Rooms 70 BOsdwsy. MONDAY jan
sn vii b. sed q sb fhs Fr ss kq9 At
M All friensy to ho invited to attend.
Mercantile Library sssocaiIon.Ths o.soss sos o.
every department. Of ieraore 20 When al
Ssssd ~ Rssdnr Roori bounfay supplied With Easii.a
pi Doms Perioas forming 10 the modern Ian
and other branches Of Interest % members 1871 n
The LrasJ and Betdas Rooms are open from 10 O'CLOCK u
Psons wishing to join the Asoeiston will application st
The aIsry ~ q @ A wress o. otsr. IS per an.
nm = WI Il OLDER R-eordag s-crsSsry.
eroI oap Aeademy and al Ne .I - s9d
s,s Who are to hTs their educated 81 n
6erpeo q another Get VIII DO vel 70 form an soqain'snes
Ig'sI Sysn ,9I the Isesp,on o. o@ g sa az
SEA- SfS sa sbcve' ol ssde,, s. J. sEDGwTCK
suFuRRTESDEsT's OFFICE CysA Palace; Dec D ls5; ~,
The Public Ai rspeoy .iorn e, ssi tes kr'
s As. . cents s5 chdsG srd ~ A1 SUIT
south WiIliaInsburgh regular meeting Ise second
South Miasl@rsh vnsge AZ eia,OP vii BE, Be hsa a ss
oet TIE property q this de shs ysss Is ssss on re
ed M ls-sss md only hiee miles from the Brooklyn and VII
am'burgh Ferries The eSIe cost 70 i IN oppnpn
MY procure Of fou hsns,one cottages orh sc s
hout stv additional Every Information VIII DE- caer NY
,ytn " the meeting whore all JoHS wIEsoS Pls5a
No ~ South Sd at wilsnsOaTsh
crAs YOUNG Secretary No. III Fuonst.
iLTHECs bAfiNC- NO 40 SpI"b-s'
NexytoVyn village Associaon-A regular public meeting
Of tbs Afeistion vii be held TUESDAY EvENiN p5esn
her Isl ~ n ocek No 1876 BOweTy next door sooye h"ay
ps The property which has been selected by ths AoolitpI
oompries part ofbe FERN Of samuel "eits hl sna
in III Vsre OF Newtorn and the line Of the NewfofE ana
Flr.tng Railroad only A mies from the Wiamsbnrzn fer
hundred yards from th properly ana
ne cars run every hour throuehou the day AZ COMMUNION
~ ouly from NeyfoTk Upon the property hete
win he erected handome COTTAGES which in the genera as
members who tho o' on
bb n, stsnd without additional The whole property
viii be eresy improved and the whole cost to van ~
only 475 FOR commodousl lot payable small weekly az
Every information may be obtained the eetng Or Of the 'o"
in1 nan cd gentlemen who Gers Of the Association
Y w KETCHUM President No Li5erty-piace
p v DAVIES Secretary. No los iI0nsont -.
w T. L B. W WILSON, No lI6 Souta-st
VIM L McDONOUGH. No. ll6 NsSau-st
JOHN HAYWARD, No ZIG Grandst
Sontb regular meeting of this oIsaa
lin ii he held AZ hoii rooms Bowery MONDAY
Member is cd 10
tend. Df. T. - 'Nintoo''iN .e'--
christmas and New Years Pre- tents Bea9lia Bronze
Ormen a than in Paris for sale by j. o. GILBERT NO
ZIG PtsTlst
The Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Albion Mimi,
h adjourned MONDAY 18th oDscembe next at III
O'clock W IL bb - 49,
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- prnpIE,s PlTENT OFFICE.

TIE PEOPLES PATENT OtFlSE. -.
Irv,rtors md others desiring obtain Letters Yatss ~
-, - 10 directly with the Editor Of i-e
Peorles Jsaraa BY ell the e9clsns &c
- III te rf-r- frelty ard dB21ch Ps.e1 o1sLac 81
every description promptly attended 10 Persrs ssans or
Inyert01s q al
r-fersirnef without charge ether personally ~ ~ -
sfrr 10 living 4sanee be "oa,a 80 -
ss5fuf Patent eao oe srFass-a y
ter jut wen Il tie party were present Al co.'s
hr.ir strictly Pssrls proLapty sec1rsa
Frnnce ether foreign e01rrses FoE feeAn ~ l7' |
r1osfl Of he Invention 1EsJs necesAy
S'-' sTFRFD y RFACH Tdtor Of The Peoples Journal
- Pstsur AGENT kc- No IS Sassaast y T.
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AGE STOCK Of CHRISTMAS BOOKS

SFLEyDIDLT ILLUSTRATED WoRkS ~
eel econs from Picture Osr Is o. Etope- @
stsd Edors Il the Poets eleclnt yo ~ . ., r.s -
STANDARD WORKS IN kNGLisa ~ ~ ! "a "a 49,
JUVENILE Books
the largest anc 1oat a.
rrse coseoa oscrrd selected on ne neen sd Rome
s,krt, "a 20 BE- found eseSnere
- FVANs & BRITAIN, 10 81 p 20 va
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Balls.

rTNHE TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL BALL in aid
Of EewYoT Fire Department Fund viii take place st
Nbs MONDAY EVENING, Jan s. is5i Tickets 10 be pro-
cured Of The Committee.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL BALL Of the GULlCK
~ GUARD will place the Apollo saoou TUESDAY
EVENING January 8. 1854 JOHN CAhLAND, Onannan-
O. C. dean Secretary.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
DEADY THIS DAY.-i5,oO0 PRINTED IN AID
n VANCE OF PUBLICATIONS.
HOT CORN.
LIFE SCENES IN NETWORK ILLUsTc-

LIFE SCENES IN NETWORK ILLUSTRATED.
s1o'S 2. LITTLE E1rs Hsp' ~, T"E s''
With orisfral Designs, Engrave e. hy Y oar
BY soLoN ROBINSON
E n. tall corn /. waving DER ire uonn,aia snd si'n
Ani TIE ,iclle resPns beth the corn and tse nsni
Ard the child ihai va se.rins vhsrs ne ss Siy 'a'"'
Llss lie row i Wilkins n re ale ~ S.oas'
Hot here's yonr nice bot eorn in ne grave al acne
Where tie chill rn faps ths PoOr child aalespi
visre IL lshs nightly burn NJ city viFis e-p KEEP
or the clfd that ,lsepu the csrSttors alcas
"Ha com sbe in the rishi al alone
Hot corr here's uee hot corn In me srave All soae
In dark roeu lcrely. lay the chi'a all awake.
Niih voice wildly crying VIII he Gene ,sr ny ,aks
fecT f,drr lsAtessse. tur1as With i.s' Is alone
Hot Germ here nice bot eoEn she all siose
In he asik rIsve siess leg while poor Ksfys
wh: he villa oTI .s5s s,' s., ! ss sSI
Let Psdge By the living tst he ,9ss We vii stay
"Hoi corn" she wa crying IN the night q. sloue
ot here's you hot corn in he grave al alone
The growing t.s Tor works Of this krd-orks intended pro
mote and virtue to In 10 oEy sxPose 70
Say the hidden efees pOouesd By Rur narratives OF Misery
the il this cyh induced the ruSshers 70 ods
.r. 10 the author powerful PEA and word
Of ire to depict his Life Sesnes" and embOay them in vou
hich slsed will of the ms acceptable to tn
neral roon Of the community ever pub.shss hh ~srs
hsh coed The peculiar style OF the sussr ss
iriua q Of truth which he II unlike that Of
m ether author and every page full OF esh Interest and thrilling
narrative.
IA temperance tale b. no equal A sueh ~e heps mas
rrove but the Of series As eHFesS Of life
,mos the poor this city will bs read with deep and abiding in
,res, IN al parts this country. It work Tor tbs hr'sts o.
.v,rv family; book that eomnends itself to the heart.
Noons lo read the Hot Corn Stories" they appeared ia
The Tribune viii ross have Tie oPpocniy TO Po'ssss
them. I'd many like them all complete aud connected ia
handsome volume. such offer.
To moral and RELIGIOUS public TO all who would uots tsmPer
are, to all who would vrtae than vice bsund
10 ali who have feel for others to all who
od have their touched with sympathy for the Affections OF
their fellow creatures Life Scores" depicted this volume are
respectfully commended By TIE PUBLISHERS
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Mem Publications

nUBLIsHED THIS DAY-EVA MAY, THE
Il FOUNDING; Or, TIE SECRET DUNGEON by the AutAot
Alexander Tsrdy" Seven Brothers Of wyoming &c 0on
plete Price IS cents.
This powerfully written tale depicts graphically the per' aud
sGen 10 which Founding subjected by the conspiracy OF an
and bis vile agents Many phases OF e" fs
life ,,reesly II, coniress wealth and poverty exhibited
with vivid trulfrnes While the brave Fireman the Wslst
Broker and the landlord Of the Eant Hotel are hshks De
neus OF character which strike and enchau the st'en
tiop the eader The book destined 10 be extremely popular
GARRETT & Co, Publishers, No Is Ann-st
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only yolgH, 9as Do liar yssI s0l'n
did M,sn l1 ' Ip1SITpTAI s
~ DECEMBER containing the following seventytwo EnraV-
iDg c.,p,. Naval
RsPesuds Patent LaorcAior
Block Of Gutta Percha
& s SIZE. q S ossis Pe 'Si sane
/ Tank and Tes,er for Cuts PerehA
Improved LutreatoI;
10 PortIaii Of the are Hon. John Dela6eld
4 Bsnsns Cup s..i. section, a,S a.. ''''
"a Brsseh Of Blsek Taltaran Cherries
s 2"soa,on wshoi and Packer at tho e,y.ts
II HsI.s FseHi ceui.r Saw at the Crystal Pilace
Is shss;lias .oI re- is ~ sh i!,.
90 Male south Down sheep.
q. Female south Down sheep
z L Lsiss:,sI sSSssP-111slsii
a Portrait Of Fr.n kiln Pierce President al s,.,,.
Smith Fsaw Fr s.19in SsT ca saf f ssas
Psn q . n2s,e '''A-'' ''-' y
.s Diagram Of bull and ensns of the Savannah" Ora,
20. BsTBeits Penneable Mil stone ocean steamer
So "Ten Thousand" prize Merno sheep.
g. P %s.S. F: fs, s ss si H Tsass
"a view of Ice eating, ROeisnd Lake
Sc Ice Plane pa ss,,,,. T.,
SO Ice Marker.
g. Ice splitting Bar
Il Walker. Psten, Portable Iron HOu'e'
s HoIacnisi section Of same.
A. Side elevation Of same
IS Portrait OF Hiram Power tne sculptor
as View OF the Britsh Patent Once.
A Improved Ocfazon Barn
a. Ground plan OF same. =. =.
~ Bethels steam ExeavAng Machine
so Bethes Steam Plow or Digger. ~,
The Creyensen Apple. &c,
81 Reyoyin g and Flashing Fre.ne Lsh. At ths crystal
Dent Patent Reaper. ~ the CrystAi fsisee-
"a The Maders Grape Blight
SIS Hovey's seed ing strawberry ,.,
"a CroskilPs Norwegian Harrow al tbs erysia rAsce
81 Pyrseoust, or ssfacng Fire alarm for dseihnka
Sc The L. 5. NJ steamer Atlsntic"
90 Thomas Hart Benton. -. nh,
81 Psfsnt Machine for Printing and Numbering Railroad
On o. $500 RAILWAY ALE and other Tickets.
Lttle's selfactng L1bTicstor.
81 Fence Making Setting the Line
"a Fence Makfng-spsie handle snameT
e5 Fence Mskng-Post setting WITH stones
Feuce HAtng-N E.inE she hrs- Beard
g. Fence Msking-Srace Board -
81 Fence Making Putting IN space btocn
40 Ferce Makng-Board Fence completed
TO- Gorden's Improvement IN Carriage Gear
Il. Plan Of the same
~ Plan Of fore and hind Axles Of same
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, is
DrRBAM- GIFT EXHIBITIONS Of he SEVEN

DERHAMs GIFT EXHIBITIONS Of he SEVEN
l' L AeaS22s H fns 70 IS B lss
Ticket for far admissions ali AZ onee or q d1eenf tines
Ioo GEO GIFTS, srly 81
To Be hsI 1un A " 20 10 P ". daily
Academy Hail No 6s5 BrOsd.sy
Horsee Wssns Piano Store No - Brosessys
iIovsrss iisisi pfosissy .ad yaidsnlAnsi sad
Hovs's tlrsfsd C0ash Ciney store Ne 100 Chtih.ns
JOLLIEs MUSICAL GIFTS for lc54-0NE HUN
DKED PIANOS W the PEoPLE-Ths saS.eEie. hsstns -;
ssr.t tie scyii.t q tie sn5 eo5st sSe9 o. III s
INN eestely hs k bsns GOV IN Ee oae hundrd tho1.AIs
looks containing I'll JULLiENs popular fa hOaabe Aase 70 Be
JULLrENs Music FOR TIE MILLION.
FRICy oNE DOLLAR
ne ozt VII te printed On re PaPs' VT Ts ~ NJ ID
II this loci vii e worth riin prices IS zig time, Eore
than J isr Mrse The Mlbs A further 7eHesnsnt iAs
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The earliest t.ssrs viii receive the ars, copies Of Book
With which viii h sivsn uunb sFed receipt 800,
The toots now o7en and shroas si Be received y,
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Muile ard Pisno wArrrOOus 10 so Broaissy.
DANVARDs HOLY LAND at the Georama, No 30
~ Br0sSy EIhsS sHs1y EyESlNS :; u e's elsa, s5e
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TINE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE CORDE-
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OH and IVAN UNCLE ToNs CABIN Both these pieces
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