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1t was Indeed evident thar big fellow was u the other
end OF the ss and II was soon discovered that il
| 10 b easy matter 10 capture him.
:" must st him rua. ssid he. I" and tire him out p
Accordingly, be gave him line which carried OF
rspidIy Soon the excited Ashermaa began to haul in
again. making sure Of biz victim this time.
"Ssad BY. csptsin!" said hs. "wi,h the boat hook,
and hook bin Ia the gills when be comes up. Get we'll
brscei, for he's rouserm
The captain accordingly bsaced himself for tag, boat
hook hand and waited patiently Tor the moment of
capture Ills excited comsads yet pulling carefully
and slowly ~ the line, lest it should be- broken, and
eagerly watching for the ffs appearance OF the PRICE
when. suddenly, sea change" came over his features
and dropping the iins, be exclaimed.
"Js-res salsm C0ptsi~, IT'S ne sschor!,
The captain went down in = shower Of laughter. and
was long day before the fisherman heard the last of
catching an anchor playinx il out. and "s,lng il
I'LL il kot tired" ~
AMPLE cLEaEy--Jem is wsg. joke to him is
botn food and rAiment; and whenever and wherever
there IL an opening for fun be has it,
Jsm was recently IN drug store, when youth. APP
pafsnty fresh from the .mounlings" entered the store
and accosted Jem, stating that he was in search
of Job
what kind Of job p inquired the wag
20. Almost anything want to get kind OF giniesl
joblm Tired o. farnn, and kin turn my hand 10 most
aaything"
"Well, we want mana good, strong. healthy
man--as sample clerk"
What's the wages"
"Wages are good--we pay one thousand dollars q
year II man IN that situation"
!" What's teller have to do ,"
"Oh, merely 10 test medicines that's all, Ii requires
stout man. Of good constitution, and after he gets
used 10 il. he doseni mind il. You very par
caas about the quality OF medicines and before
sell any tes, every parcel You would be required to
lake lew OF castor oil some days. and also =
few doses Of rhuharb. aoes, pecse. sar tartar smec.
Croton oil, and other similar preparations. Some days
you wond not be required TO take anything; bat,
general thing YOU count upon say) from six to ten
doses daily, except Sundays, which you could al
ways have recuperae As to the work, that does
amount much--he testing department would be the
principal labor required Of you and, a. said before, II
requires a rson Of very healthy organization 10 en-
durc il but you look healthy, and guess you would
SUIT u- That young man tpointing to very pale
faced, slim looking youth who happened 10 be prs.en
has hiisd he post Tor the last weeks, but be Is
hardly enough 10 stand il. We should like to have
you lake righ hold, You ready and il you say
we'll begin Today Here's barrel OF castor oil
JUS, come in I'll 20 and draw ounce"
Here the verdant who had been gazing intenlly upon
the slim youth. interrupted him with
| mo, no, no; guess not-not to-day, any how. I'll
70 down and my aunt, an ct conclude TO come I'll
come tomorrow and let you know"
work too hard.
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I sATIJN" OF ETLATTT's
NKw YORK Dec. 2i-Tte steamer Atlantic sailed foi
Liverpool to-day with $685. 900 specie aud 81 pas.en
gcrs among Jndse Msson. minister TO France
sna Gov srynoos. minister 20 Ros~is.
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The 81 industry
society oil .p~ssA Monday osh
,ows' Han TN street. eontns,
would pleased public
rood thing prepared Besides
e~sss,a palate
cf lsborna hands Il The vit he
n.y. ~ msry ARTICLES. and prices Witch
wlsh ~ . po fassid,cus.
Articles have been prepared, and
berevoicpce The ladies' enlisted
the snd ~l anticipate
GOOD lshrs sndsc q s~osrscs pShac.
Tn. uansx.rs ~l be happy Acaston
money work groceries, eonctonss. AIRY goods he
convenient
~m,,,. nav. s~sn ~ P.ats Pco~
. "a, IN. prr.o.sl every Ne
% vs'ers In he Ssy a. v- - .,
..sh, when : bsod ~,i BE- stsndsncs.
- ". n. MILLS,
Dec ls-I-d p"sc"-ss
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GsggNcrI1x
Prrrssrss Dee 2L-Judgs Black OF the supreme court
Of Pennsylvania today delivered opinion granting
Injunction re,tsinnx the authorities OF Efie Psnns
from Interfering with moies,ing tho works OF the
Franklin Canal Con pany.
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yavs-H Ii s~UAag.~Wv J~~~vA sps~ = esas
- ~ sp~af~ l.mru~re Tuesday Isswavy,
e'n ,v~~,., ws~vs ps'ucs1ssv ~iu ~ over.
k-~~s ~@~>hs2teW<
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,p4aKTLNa Csc M~A0SE--t srdia0 this Aav, -" s~s
u s..s ~vs~<suu esa~wpass~ ~ We sss'
s6s .uch sv.nsssas keep svse spp'y
~. ~n nsown The q~sty ssvsrtssd esns
ss~ .~rs 70 Amess~s~ uNs~tet rcv sss~ Ny -
GRO. & Tuoa. PARKER 60.
D. as~s.sTsssaf opscssss sro~rs Ho'si
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Bosros Dec. 2l-The Royal steamer America arrived
here a. o. M to-day from Halifax. Her mails will
Tor the South this afternoon There is further b,
her Of moment.
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M S~ss~S Opsrs---M.ssr~ Ard,u DE ynes
ulsy that
~ The ctoyeus they wn
Monday wser
~ Ia semaambsaa, v'sh
ne nj strength
Dec a. fIass,., ssusne,, and Star.
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EuYYALo Dec. 24Thcro has been heavy storm tho
lakes.
NoxYoLx Dec. A--Therc has been heavy Storm here,
and the Chesapeake very rough.
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pKclsrox IN THE oAsE ToM's
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a Judge oirer this morning, ia
the United circuit decided thar ihs translation
and publication OF Uncle Toms Cabin into German
infringement Of the copyright Mrs. Sswe is therefore
mucled into costs nc.
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Pnn.prLrns Dec. t-Tne Dsawsrs river a. Bristol !
covered with thin ice, and the boats did not run. Tb'
D., ser ger, G anne 70 the city in the
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wooLLgS FACTORY urasr.

Mousr vsxsoS, (Onio) Dec 23-Messrs. Potwin IL Car
= large wooien mandatory by fire this
afternoon large portion OF their stock The loss Is
estimated at $4,000 or 500 600. Partially insured
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Price Of admission, 80 censi family CIRCLE 2, cents
Doors open al half past curtain rises AZ ~ O'Clock
Dec Is
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intended church building the of WxshtnnSn
upon which situated 10 feet street, and FHnsas saoh
along hsA bss
qaf.d The building committee viii the above sum fos gsH
consider fairly claims 81 the
os ths wesk
For psrlicaars ~ outlines please Address
sTJART RoBtNSON Raluanors,
mo. NJ. hcCALLA, WssbanGtoa.
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rpuk pArtD~rshtp heretofore rristin9 IN the naaas
Tnpi.u ON-sle is his day dissolved by muius
Indebted viii "a
Tboms. Tnplett being duly
JAMES O'NEALE.
THOMAS ~. TRfPLETT.
Wa snIssroS, December %, 1853.
Dee 1854
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MONDAY ArrERxoos, December 96, 1853,
viii bo
AZ O'Clock, the laaghabe petite comedy Of
UNCLE SAM
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.--The steamer Pampero has
rived Baze 81 days from San Jnan bringing III
passengers, and large quantity of gold on freight
Tie Pampero reports that tn steamer Northern Light
sailed for New York the 10Th, with 500 passengers and
81 .6O0,0 900 in gold
The Pampero has dates the 4th Of December but she
viii be up before midnghtoo late TO send you the
Eews by her
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~ r~gxas co.masicasioa cf the Grand Lodge
M. N k~td rsssday, s7th instant
o'cloc. m Han, of aaa tsh fons
usi dssvsd, the ordinary
nr.. ea, be-
public tpssAi Of srahd officers
rood stsodtas frs,rrnsfy savfted
ny order 81 The A. ". @. Master
- CHARLES =. vRAILgY
nee G~spd
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Ttegrls ihia< Of H. men. AID cant help sishnG. When
ihsw lover for.sse hem thy cant help crying They
81 the wlndOes, and cSr h,ig spying Tssy screw
~ their cossets, brhk consumption. and csI't hei
dying
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The lie that has been often nailed to the counter"
b. Polrcisns, 10 have 20. loose. Il 10 nov banded
4 boat in every duscloa.
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COOP MAXIM The more aaielly and peacsasly W.
all get ,hs b~iisf, The feier iH our gibbons. II
nine oot OF ten ihs w'sa policy -, il chea
you. gun dealing Win tia: IL h. il abusive, gait BIZ
company II he SANDERS yms, eosiscs shss nobody oil
believe him. No matter Who he IL. OF how be misuse
you, the wisea way generally lei hin alone. lo
there nothing better Than hs cool. eAlm quiet way
dealing with the wrongs meet with.
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M 0vanA Lodge
Masonic
frasrwsy Of the District ~ ccnwn+a
RI
Free sad +rcss~d Nssc~s vii s<s place
puhresy ~v..,ms, ccc~s u
The
-s,~. =, ~ine.. which they srsr Respectfully invssed
n~,,.,s oftn. p,rcd lodge
e'cict, Which nms shs fraternity sss In
vr,ns.S pv,s~mms Of proceeding
MAGRUpKR,
r. ~. RDE.
n. HEATH,
Dec as-M n Arnseemsnss.
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NsrsTAcxrs "A man with huge mss = y presents
him. eli a witness before The grand Isry Of count
OF Illinois, he ioSemsn wac Z gentleman OF stEon
ejudc<s, and sv,ncsd peculiar anupa'hy 70 such o.
psndaxe. be directed The ~,neas psss on, remark
iax MAT he would believe under Oath wh
carried such ,h.a1s on hls isre."
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II you seriously consider you have received goot
than you have doae. and dose evil Than you hzv
suffered. you ia fair way 10 coatxn,men,, and in
provement TOO.
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baby would'nt look at them, not bit of
it: although took the trouble to blow
the bellows in the blue bottles face, and
sent the threads on the carpet flying about
the room. Even the clothes brush and
nutmeg-grater proved no attraction, and
I broke suspender- button hopping about
like frog on all-fours. If had stood
on my head, and shook the pennies out
of my pockets, it would have had no
effect. Even lump of sugar would not
bribe it to be quiet. 1t make wry faces
at the mirror, and pitched savagely into
the pillow, turned indignantly from the
tea-kettle, and squared-off at the rolling
pin. IF had given it the carving-knife,
Go verify believe that it would have cut
off it's own head, and made two squalls
instead of one: but forebore. Give me
credit for my magnanimity-I forbore.
For nearly a mortal hour-an age
vas I thus kept in state of frenzy. My
hairs stood up ''like quilts upon the fret
full porcupine." They have always stub
bornly refused to lie down smoothly
since. fmv trial had last much longer,
| should certainly have had ''gray head
upon my young soulders." Perhaps [
should have sunk into the grave with q
nervous fever, and had "Died of baby
nursing for an epitaph" upon my tomb
stone. Fortunately for the public in
general, and me in particular, / was
spared such catastrophe by the return
of the mother, who burst painting into the
room at the critical moment when my
Job-like patience had miserably perished
by degrees, as the water leaks from a
broken hoored bucket. With what a
feeling Of relief did I look up at the old
clock as it announced to me, in its most
cheerful tones, "She's comes! she's
come"
Would you believe it t?-but I'm sure
you can't, the fact seems too great an
,normity-that little piece of perversity
was as quiet as lamb in minute!
Why, the mother was so deceived that
she actually called it her ''precious lambr'
I heard her, and was astounded. won-
der she didn't feel sheepish: | know /
did. Lamb, indeed If that was being
lamb, what would it be when it became
mutton? Why. it was fast asleep again
in no time, and laughing in its dreams
over the fun it had enjoyed. Didn't [
VOW never to be caught alone wit baby
again? If ever am, may be-served
in the same manner again.
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" Thunder"

Breathes there a man with soul so dead.
Who never to himself has said,
When he has needless hit his head.
Thunder :"
Or who. when shaving in morning cold,
Has gashed his chin with razor old,
And could this powerful word withhold,
"Thunder :"
Or who, on ice or slippery stone,
Hath fallen and Jared his ''crazy bone,n
And not exclaimed with angry tone,
Thunder ~
When ones auspenders give away,
Whilst dancing briskly with ladies gay.
Where is the man that can help but say,
Thunder ~
'Tis 2 convenient interiection,
To use at news Of lost election,
Depending on the slavery question:
''Thunder -
Or when ones notes or bills falls due,
And banks are hard and won't renew,
In saying this there's comfort true,
"Thunder ="
Or when ones bent on writing rhymes,
And tries in vain hundred times,
How we'll this word with any chimes,
"Thunder ~
In short, when things have gone past bearin
All into threads ones patience tearing,
Say this->tis better far than swearing,
"Thunder,' -
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The Calls Tail and the Augur Hole.

The North Carolina Argus tells the
following capital story, for which it is
indebted to the stump speech of Virgil
MIA member of Congress. We have read
of nothing that has called our cachinato-
ry muscles more violently into play for
long while:
The proprietor Of lanyard adjacent
to a certain town in Virginia, concluded
to build stand, or sort of a store, on
one Of the main streets, for the purpose
of vending his leather, buying raw-hides,
and the like. After completing his build
ing, he began TO consider what sort of
sign it would be best to put up for the
purpose of attracting attention to his new
establishment and for days and weeks
he WAS sorely puzzled on this subject.
Several devices were adopted, and on
further consideration rejected. At last a
hanrv idea struck him. He bored an au-
CUR hole through The door post, and stuck
a calf'S tail into it, with the bushy end
Haunting out. Af>er wl6le, he noticed
a grave looking parsonage standing near
the door, with his spectacles, gazing in
tentlv on the sign. And there he con-
tinued to stand, gazing and gazing, un-
til the curiosity Of the tanner was greatly
excited in turn. He stepped out, and ad-
dressed the individual:
Good morning" said he.
Morning" said the other, without
moving his eyes from the sign.
"You want to buy leather ?'' said the
store keeper.
"NO"
"Do You wish to sell hides 2"
No"
care you farmer?"
"No."
Are you merchant ?''
No"
Are you lawyer 2"
No"
Are you doctor 2"
NO"
"What are you then ~
'I'm a philosopher. [ have been
standing here for an hour, trying to see
if [ could ascertain how that calf got
through the augur hole, and | can't make
out to save my life"
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COOPER 81 I7Ice.

PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS,
Eo.-Air and Eot-Water Furnace Maaufae-
turers,
HAFING removed to c street adjoining the
Il Bank of Washington, would respectfully
invite all persons wanting work in their line
to give them q call. as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices
III. ID. COOPER is well known to the citizens
of this city as being general builder. and as
being connected with the Hot Water Furnaces
1t the Observatory and Winder:s Building,
previous to August 1851, and Mr.. McGnAN is
practical Plumber from New York.
Call and see us ap1 Is
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NAGUIRE. Fashionable Halter.

North side Penn. az. tT"O Go0rs Ielow 4{ st
"A Would inform his customers and the "a
2publie that he has just opened avcryS@
large assortment of Spring and Summer Hats
and CAPS, of the latest styles, to which he
would call their attention among which are
Superior Nolcskin, Silk. Cashmere and Sloucl
HATS; Drab, Beaver, Brush, and Pearl HATS;
Panama. Leghorn, Canton. Braid, German
Sonnet, Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Chidren's Fancy do; Boys and Youths
HATS. of all styles and qualities. Also, Wool
and other Common HATS. All of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing &c
purchase anything in his line, will do well By
calling at MAGUfRE'S.
m Is Pennsylvania avenue
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rIEt's'ssA soG..gT'A4
1T, CAP. AND FUR ESThRTI

PeHna. apcn"e, north site. neqr 18Th street,
WASHINGTON CITY.
TrVANS has now on hand one of The best Sc
II lected assortment of HATS. CAPS. FURS.
GLOVES, and BONNETS. for Gentlemen. La
dies, Youths, and Children ever offered for
sale in this city. Also, CANES CMBREI-
LAS. &c.
His stock is all new, and lie has determined
to reduce his prices. Those now in want of
any article in his store economic hv call
ing on EVANS.
mar near 18Th street.
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.AVEN UE HOUSE.
g.. Wy. EFgkENEE1 & 20

(Lote Of F.ench's Hotel, Norfolk, Ta.)
TIiIS HOTEL, finished at great expense
4 Is furnished throughout in the latest and
best style. The rooms are large and airy.
and every attention will be paid to the com
fort of their guests. Families wishing board
can he accommodated at reasonable rates
9 The charge for day boarders will be
Four dollars per week.
Al lI-tf
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a mans spirits depend a good deal on
the way he moves. Rush along at the
rate of million minute, and your SEN
sations will become as buoyant as the
stock market. Substitute for this the in
animate crawl of canal boat, and in less
than an hour your soul will feel as if it
were laboring under two fifty skies and
supper of pigs feet.
A white man was sold for vagrancy, for
the sum Of twenty-five cents, the other
day, in Ogle county, Illinois. His purch-
aser not being able to make charge, the
" chattel'' loaned the necessary sum-
The man had a family.
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EEy GEE S'YssesEt.

WILLIAM 0. DREW has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9th street and
louisiana avenue, and offers to the public a
good assortment of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF
Call and try for yourselves
ap 25-tf
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SsALEIaLANG I'll. Ishgfi.

C3hf EN LII ITsU bUIIUEN,
On Mm'yland Avenue, near Seyenth Street,
rs PREPARED to undertake any kind Of
l. BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
with prOmptncss. ap 21-Gw
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G.. T.. GTRERS0M

HI0Ws
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
L trict. and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
- Office on Louisiana avenue near Eth
street inn 3
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F.. CARRINGToN
icy and EOunseiicr.at.Knw,


DRACT1CES in all the Courts OF the Dis
i trict, and attends to the prosecution Of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments
.a% Office, east wing Of the City Hall
feb II
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r. RIJKNETT.S
TIoTARY AND FRUIT STORE.

C0NFECTIoEA ARY AND FRUIT STORE.
Corner 0f Penn. Gren,te and l4th street.
nert Kid,cell i LaTence's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale at the lowest cash
Y prices C0NFECTI0NART, of all kinds
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM 50 per gallon-families supplied at
the shortest notice TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES at reduced prices.
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
ment by the undersigned.
NAV 2-7w J. G. WEAVER. Agent
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Encouragement to American Poetic Talent
$500 Premium.

IMPRESSED as am with the controlling in
i fuenee which is exercised by the fine arts
arts upon the direction and destiny OF human
affairs, it has given me infinite pleasure to
STitness the bountiful manner in which, from
time to time, painting and statuary have been
encouraged and rewarded BY the Councils Of
the Nation.
But, while this acknowled gment is due to
the discerning and worthy patrons Of these
noble, ii is an e 4ual source Of humiliation and
sorrow to behold the apparent apathy and in
difference with which they seem to re gard the
ineOmparably more valuable creations Of
poetry.
To see them adorn the walls o. the Capitol
with the glowing revelations Of the pencil and
decorate the public grounds with the costly
chef dHuvres Of the chiSel, is an omen Of
good which will be hailed and applauded by
all as cheering pledge Of the progress of re-
f1ement. But. whilst they lavish their thou
sands upon those immobile products Of canvass
and marble and bronze, they offer no reward
f9r the more exalted, more enduring and re-
neWned oyations Of the pen No fostering
hand fr0n these high places has ever yet in
yited the Promethean fire of poetry to animal
the history of our country, which with all its
harmony Of form and wonder of proportion,
lies asleep around the humble vault OF Mount
Vernon, ready 70 spring into life and beauty
al the HrSC klhuIiHS loucn VI lniS genlal ln-
splTaIion
Ii surely we're WORK of supeTerogation to
miro ;@se the proofs th"t cre#d the records OF
II" S. 20 Sio" nov Lar too'E 80 I'l o'her S1anus a1
20 dlV3nc arr OF p0esy- " nat are al the
paintings statues, and regalia of Versailles.
OF Fantainbleau and the Tuiieres, compared
with the . Marseilles IIymn ?'' What the
kingly panoply of gold and gems heaped up
IN the lower oi hoh''on WIZ 'ht cp!.ec'iens zen
OF the hoyal Academy' or even tne nme mai
lowed shrihe5 ci Yves lhln.Ief AoRey' wnen
GoihPaFe,l Win tlg so. ! ouina' anu i'l2,
u7h' All" '"in 'oo1l o"' INC vi IL -
tnat We Wou'u take III e. 1'.z1 -If ii1.. an
I2'n'ho!a ", ;, anu me
"el nii7n. 'no p'lt'oi liI St;nl
'J' 'iiF 'ut ,,t,o - ,n 49, -, ;,
anu l care no h9L W'lo 'H"AcH = '""s'
rs l'-' - .iIe -, n 50 ~
s lne 'o'i - ~ Sl,;es of
P Pien, i,,n a, .ha,-a he -.,-.. -. ..qnyass 70
lu'niI7I "i0 .r,.,t,.r>I ! ,;r fonh1a
, "nI.i ~. g., :, rao+rr ah,ra aII otber
Iesoin . ID" - t"i - .;.r - oonso1o and
arts thdI navy 'h7ii ~ ni is'i .o9 ~ i>
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r. n. LASKEY,

Attorney and COumseller-at-Law.
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District,
i and prosecutes claims Of every descrip-
ton before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress.
saJ Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street. dec 30
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Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts, &C.
=, IN 90 doz. Bajou' light colored hld UioFes
thifplln 10 do. white do'
IE.IT l5 doz. Black Nett Mitts
100 '' Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
every quality.
Call and see VIM. r. RILEY,
corner Sth street, opposite the Market
may Sim
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JESSE .SISSON.
CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE,
Corner of 7th st. and Maryland avenue
- Every variety and the best quality con
stantly on hand may 23-lw
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HOWELL G. MORSELL,
Successors to Oliver Whttlescy.)
DEALERS N
OILS. LAMPS. GLASSES. 4 HICKS,
Of every description.
PAINTS. VARNISH. BRUSHES, & GLASS
dftists' Nateriols of crery description.
TodA's Buildings, c street.
may Oft ASiiINGT0N