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faith in the compromise measures OF 1850. restoring
peace and confidence the republic, and invoked a
spirit OF strict Difference 10 the sovereign rights and dig
nifty of every State"
This 10 what we understand by constitutional Stale
rights" Aud we ask what has this great iundamental
doctrine OF government TO do with Massachusetts,
ltions or New York defsctons, in all their OF
party intrigue What violation OF State rights" is II
for General Gushing to call upon the democratic party,
as they value their administration and country. not TO
support free -soilers What invasion OF the constlu-
tional rights OF the State New York is il Tor General
Pierce recommend line of party policy to an official
and to remove him for adopting it Noae whatever
And we have blushed when have seen respectable
journals and respectable ready to prostitute this
great democratic Truth TO the miserable purposes OF party
rancor and abuse Party tactics aad State rights dentl-
cal Pshaw No party will believe this. No eombl-
nation OF parties will believe il, however deep It may
be- sunk in political degradation. No man will believe
it, unless his disappointed hopes have dehoned his rea
son. and bis tleness has destroyed his Judgment and
unless he can subject political malpractice 70 acts Of
Congress. and incorporate party discipline with the civil
polity OF Stale
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From the Now orlssns Delta, Dec. ~.
Further Mexican Items.

The Dssyto Ofcai States semi -olcaliy that arrange
men's hays been made 70 adjust the boundary question
With TIE United States Ia anlcablc manner and u
commission consisting OF the Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Don Manuel Disz de Bona, plenipolenlafy al hoe.
OF Stnoes Don Jose SolaZar llafrequi surveyor and
chef OF the boundary commission General Don Mariana
Monlcrde and Don Lucas del Palasio, which commits
soa have already held conference the matter with
the minister OF the United States. From the OF the
article in the Official organ we led suppose that
Santa Anna 10 anxious Tor the speedy settlement OF this
matter IN an honorable manner.
communication from the governor OF Sonora in
forms the supreme goveranent that the Caroline-the
vessel on which portion OF the California expedition
had sailed from San Francisco retired from the
vicinity OF the port OF Guayamas the greatest enhus
was manifested by the people OF Guayamas, and their
hxed determination was TO repe every attempt OF the IN
vaders on Mexican soil.
account OF his refusal to accept the Cross oil the New
Order, is denied BY the official Journal.
Inc cholera has entirely ceased IN Merida
Don Sebastian Molas, the chief oi the late revolu-
ton In Yucatan, has been executed.
| The commercial house of Don Francisco Espinosa
has failed for large amount in the city OF Mexico.
Quite formidable military expedition, under the COM
mand OF General Yanez. provided with clothing. provs-
ions, and munitions OF war; sufficient for its comfort
subsstence. and operations till the lst Of January has
been despatched by the government agans! the hbus.
ters in Lower California. The authorities Of Sonora
have received information from the Mexican consul al
San Francisco, that large expedition has been fitted
out and Is on it's way TO that department. consisting OF
two thousand men and five vessels.
By decree OF the 2sth ultimo. the Mexican govern
men grants the exclusive privilege Of constructing rail-
road from Vera CIuz TO some point the Pacific to Don
| Juan Laurie Richards
quicks mine, OF immense value il is said, has
been discovered in the State OF Quereiaro.
There appears 10 be great unanmiiy in the adhesion 10
the act OF Guadalaara, and. yet. city dis.
tfic has manifested any opposition 10 the dictator.
meeting OF some twenty generals of the Mexican army
was held in Mexico the ed inst and resolutions oi
| adhesion to the " act" passed unanimously. A
grand illumination OF all the public buildings, and many
private houses, took place the night Of the 4th in
honor of the dictator President.
Spanish vessel anchored in the Sacrfcos on
the 29th uL which brought dispatches to the Dictator
President from her Catholic Majesty.
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Literary Notice

IAs Bloodscns. BY Donald Macleod. author OF Pynns
hursi' Life OF Sir Waiter Scott" 80. Charles Ssrb
Among tho many valuable aud beautiful books with
which Mr. Scribner has favored the reading public the
three months last past there is Which viii prove more
acceptable tho general reader san the and unpse-
tending little Volume which with this unique
tile II Is chiefly made up OF Dreams resenes. sketches
&e during residence the Rhine, among the ivy-clsd
ruins of "quant old Andernack" To one who. like Mr
Macleod. has wandered and dreamed amid the memo
res and legends, and gories of grand old Gemanywho
has dwe in her anqaaed owns, paced the halls Of hei
ancient univesitss climbed her castle iecfowned cliffs
gided stoed river and been charmed by her
Bile scenoryhis litle volume offers most delightful 10
membrancer while the fancy of who has not beer
favored il win offer many quiet, and pleasant, and
truthful picture OF life In the Germans fatheand The
Bloodstone" will add 10 the reputation Mr. Macleod ha
long had as an author and scholar.
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supreme Court Of the United states.
TUESDAY, January 8, 1856

TUESDAY, January 8, 1854.
Theodore Gaiard Hunt and RandelI Hunt esqrs.. oi
louisiana admitted aiornsys and cnunsellors Of
this court.
No. S. The Northern Indiana Railroad Company.
appellants, vs the Michigan Central Railroad Company.
The argument OF this concluded by Mr. Bron-
son for the appellants.
No. SO. E. Corning ct al, plaintiffs in error, P. A.
Burden. The argument Of this commenced
by Mr.. Seymour for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow. II o'clock, a. m.
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IMpoRTED GOODS FOR CAsADA.-A negotiation OF con-
siderable Importance the Erie and its connecting roads,
it 10 said, is now going 1t is arrangement BY
which goods imported by the English steamers and in
tended for Canada will be forwarded TO their destination
over the Erie, the Chsmung, the Canandagua. and Nj
agara Falls and Youngstown roads These goods have
heretofore been orwaded the chain Of roads
Meeting Boston with the West
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INTERESTING sTATIsTEs,-Durng 1853 there were 13s
railroad accidents in the United States, by which 234
persons killed. and 400 wounded During the
time there 60 fires at which loss Of life occurred
the total number OF lives lost being The number oi
steamboat accidents 81, by which 39 persons
killed and 1853 wounded The number of executions foI
murder in the United States 81, leaving still under
sentence of death.
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ny y. g. MCGUIRE. Auos,onc,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AMI
LoToa Thursday afternoon January H. O'Clock
premises ny virtue Of deed
date July I ls6o and duly recorded Iber No 5 sos
county shah sell part Of LOT nambered four in square NUM-
hsred -four hundred and fon being southern
Of said e fronting y esh, 10y 9Th
stree, besw-sn and north, back the
whole width together with the
proyemen', csns:,ns cf small frame dwelling hcsse
Terms half and twelve moathe
- n j. ROCHE Trustee.
n las O. MCGUIRE,
Dec 7I-eodkAs Auedonser.
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ANNIVERSARY HALL


OF TIE UULUMHfN TYPOGRAPHICAL. NOCIETY :
THE MANAGERS respectfully notify subscribers and IN. nm.
shs the above hall will aks evening January ph
n Jackson Hall. '~'"
tended 70 by shen Avo,e Mr. G. Coinmhu and that vii
ianis's coilon music has procured OCCASION
No hc, permitted room the hat room will
be attended gvasisousy - -
Tickets of admission CJIoxjns
Mcntirs's, Of mn and Coumous 7h street
9sssfbrds National Hotel Cochrsn street
Hat United States Hotel baldng 6s Tobacco store
wilards Hotel Of the the different onsoes
and 81 the door on the evening Of the ball
Ian 4-~o3uf
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From the New Orleans Delta, Dec.
TAua1 Itelna-

|
General Harvey was at San Antonio on the nth in
slant.
Mr. w. D. Skillman has been invested with the agency
of the mail line from San Antonio to FL Paso and Santa
Fe and Branchs line Of stages to lndaAoa via Seguin,
Gonzales. and Victoria.
Col. Gray employed by the New York Pacific Railroad
Company survey the southern to the Pacific, has
arrived in Houston. He accompanied by Dr. Gra-
ham. who will remain with the expedition until it reaches
California
Families Of emigrants from the older States are con-
santy passing through Victoria, bound for the interior
Of this fourishing portion of Texas.
Gen Leslie Combs had given notice al Austin that he
would deliver speech in few days the Pacific rail-
road.
Mr. Kyle brings intelligence OF reported fight be-
tween the Lpans and the Cumanches. Ii OF about
the first Of the present month, the headwaers Of the
LeoAa abour seventeen miles from the military station
The Lpans claimed to have gained victory. They say
they killed the Cumanche chief Yellow Wolf. and an
other warrior, wounded others. and drove their enemy
from the ked. Another collision was expected within
Genesai P. F. Smith arrived at San Antonio on the
18th instant from Eagle Pass, good health and spirits
For the last few months he has been inspecting the poets
the Rio Grande, and seeking more eligible locauons
with view the removal OF of the present posts
The Indians conAue annoy frontier. they
have lately been within twenty miles OF San Antonio
and have ked and driven away siock and attacked the
whites in that vicinity. A man PANIED Wilson has been
scaped and left for dead by them the rancho OF
Webb Toe settlers upon the frontier kept state
oil constant uneasinees by the savages.
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DUCATIONThe undersgned graduate Of the Univer,iry
II Of virgna will select English classical msthest
and The course Of instruction will embrace al the banchss
complete academcal The
tied be carefully thoroughly ~ s
principal himself aided only in the
The school room will be furnished furn-
ure Of the most approved Style and all j. win 8
promote the confoit and Improvement OF his pupils.
He has had long teaching wansnsed
his assuring fneec-
and moral training Of their last
pectations will be fully realized. F
Circulars containing &c. had, after days,
the principal al his rooms, or ut the bookstores.
Il. W. BUSHNELL, n 4.
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Proposal. fos on 1os Light Houses.
IAHAscsr DsrARTnHaT,
Once Light Hosase nosxd

1HHAscsr DsrAaTaEsT,
Once Light House Road.
SErARAIE sealed proposals viii be
ssss1 % 3 % o. sss.. % 10 s,;s sss -. s isns
e. Of oil 70 Dc delivered alongside q The sspy
ehuss. option contractor aslsnass I. u t1s
] % .s'gas s s n j df ~ ss.s o.
se and also me respective named lo iAkss,
Lot No iiooo tsisss" msa.a.p saoa
$4,000 tt1snss-"ss tAousaaA) gallons bsss sprns
Sssf ON s s d. sy rssss o. a.s .Ds s s % b. delivered
Lot No aaooo tsenoar sou.aad gallons ies, .aalu
$4,000 t.irs.sn taoa.s gallon Is.. .psas .,r.ls.a ..
day Of May, 1854 ss above,
FOR THE LAKES.
D. $500 tsir Mousand sudrsl ssIoas best wlsss
$500 s ssssaaa ssss' sss ssss. ::s.. ss. .p.s
strained % or el pressed sperm OF 20 y ds'ivstsd :,
. receive IL. on i5sh dsy Of Apsi, isss,
or immediately ater thc opening " shs K1is
1900 t.is;.e sursr.4, gallon. bs., winter .u.la.a o..
ss s S ssss. :, s.. &:
supsrn,.sndsns Of light. =. q. oswsgo, NJ. Ysst
sa % ;s he s ossa.y S.y 81 81 Ss s s s.ss s :as
500 OiUe hnndred) gallons of best winter strained
tiss sundrsd) a gallons @ bss, spring strained or
na 81, s q & s; Hs :. ,s s.ssI s:r
aicly after the opening Of the Erie canal.
All Of s oil % T. 70. No 70 1s dsyssd s
bound prime ORDER is.isss soas.is.x from
Sy 2 my sass. from ~
the charges and risk Of the contractor
aud inspection made from
the contractors warehouse other place Of
several lois OF oil required be delivered
supply vesses shall be- delivered when the
readiness receive the and should
not ready to receive the oil
delivery then the contracting win be bSrty
II 70 authorized Of the gbbsus9
po'n, Of delivery and shall os entitled ,hssfr within
for under the foregoing proposals % be sub
ected usual specific gravity which
Il will remain mpid, by burning such other
thought by
assgned by the Light House Board before The
strained oil TO remain npd o -
Of fahreahe lever and the spring strained oil Temperature
Of 40 degrees of Fahrenheit 7~I1.
Proposals will be received considered for
the whole quantity required option bidder but
bid will be entertained for less quantity than
Of the several lots designated Nos
explicitly the proposed
hers, the quantity Of each kind Of oil in
price gallon for each quality af oil.
- -~-sAA, AND endorsed
Lght Home and then placed ~
the Secretary Of the Light House Board Washington, C
b0nd with security depextmen ia
penalty equal to oneh Of the contract made M
der the foregoing will bs required contractor
dti0ned for the faithful performance contract
The board under authority department reserves he
right 10 reject any bid though b. the iowos
alterations {, EIlia7-
BY order OF the Light House Board ess
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Dec cSo-aawsoSthJnn,iooa. 6scEstay.
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PLANK BOOKsA large stock Of Nil sep, every desctip
~ lion binding, adapted for and mercantile On sale
at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Jm4 bookstore, 9th
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rsRrUNE.-An English widow lady, residing al
PlaiRfeld, New York. and who has been in indigenl
circumstances last week received intelligence from Eng
land that deceased relative has left her property and
valuables worth 81, ,0O0, 900.
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ny J. @. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

by J. O. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
S0 SHARES STOCK OF THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
w Company Of Washington and Georgetown public
Thursday afternoon, January o'clock rooms
Of
pauy Of Washington and Georgetown.
Also, 81 900 Bank of Metropolis stock.
Terms cash, ia current funds.
J. @. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'D Auctoneer.
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THE APOChyPsE UNVEILED, The Day Juds
The Resurrection aad prsssn.a ne
light The Of Palestine Jsws conver
sion Christ their Messiah inst published on sae
at TAYLOR MAU1Ya
Ian4 Bookstore hi strsst
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MARRIED.,

In Trinity church, Tuesday, ulino by Right
ALyREp LEE, d. of Delaware the Rev. DANIEL WASHBURN
A. M Miss SARAH sTRATTON daughter s. ca arEx-
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CAHD.Al of will be rendered
n 9th instant aud respectfully
will be sued by year.
imagine pleasure teir
when their paid Il
agraeabe 70 them aud be sending
We have on hand large stock Of drss sk
which will sell very cheap. ~ N'4 F :
large Of French mousseine delanes.
cheap
Al large lot Of French menos, to be sod very cheap
stock OF varieas kinds Of goods
which guaranty TO cell cheaper than be had elsewhere
Dec 22-staw3wn HALL BRUruBR
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Doors open 10 z; curtain rises X past
WrDsxspAY EvgxISa, January 4, 1854,
VIII ba for the third CITY, highly
model, modern American comedy, in fve
Bperry, of Baltimore, and entitled
EXTREMES.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auotien.srs.

\ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
on Friday Tue sn a ,1..a, IN. ,s We 'sn ;s M 70 osoel
streets, Build
hshosany sofa, o,om..,, Oman p.'ol and ohe. chair.
| DO piaoolsne, large extension ching table
Do bureaus. w.'doe.. oed.,sad'. and washstand'
! Feather beds bedding, and
With good Of Kitchen requisites many articles
Terms. All sum. under SIS cash over sas cred, Of
sny days. for notes satisfactorily cndo''sd bearing interest.
Dec 3o--l, Auct,oneers
oy-The above sale Is postponed, In consequences Of
whsn w po.s sss sc. sn s ns WIN be
added TO the safe large s,ss and srosssy
1 Jani-d Aucuoneer,.
ByJ. q. MCGUIRE. Auctionecr.
SupEnoE PIANO An T FoRTG runSTynE AND noysEnoLp
s,h Al 10 O'Clock at The residence OF j. Beriram North "a on
Capitol nm ne oos. survey once, shall uini' Il
ss.ewooa .,, p.,.o on1,r forte BY is,,e' Davis
| Plush covered arm chair, oiiomsns
Marble top esnus side a, and 4. card tables
gu. d,ma:k and lac. curtains. shades and eoncs
s.:, s.s ,s,ss .s S ss. ana as,,.
Mahogany ana tables, workstands
f.S,ss ss,ss ssa ..ssss sss S. s oi S"s chairs
n sSsn fs'a rsas s""si ."s sSss Sss.s' s. .Ss
Best cured hair and husk mattresses
| Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Hat rack, hall lamp, oil cloth
Brussels stair carpcting crash, rods and eyes
Cast and sscetiron niright
Together ", with =. ssa:I. %.s'men Of Kitchen utensils.
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS, @. MCGUIRE,
Jan Id Auchoneer
VERY superior Amont,Iiadc sherry and Mescira
wines private sacI private pprr
Of amonindo sherry wbs imported ~ own use
by his exccency A. Cadsron Bacn Spassn minister
from cclebincd Harmony Cadx, which
Also, sercaI Bua and Mal~scy Msdsna wines
selected s4l Madeira gcnesan banore, who was
perfectly the vineyards OF the sinnd
seldom
ba hands trade hesitation pufcbas
j. @, MCGUIRE,
Dec9 In aud Commission Merchant
rHAH FRODsH A NJ improved norneter watches,
" variety Of and
LADIES' WATCHER OF styles, lust
Charles Frodshan, Strand, London
Ao the celebrated London and Swiss
~ q. WILLARD,
Dec0 0t--d3m No. . Congress Boston.
nUTCH CHEESE.-six Edam, each,
~ prime order ss-l.. t...
sHEKELL BAILEY,
Successors M n. Klbbey CO..
Dec 2o-6nf No. s, opposite Centre Market.
A Office TO OUR CUSTOM EIax.--our will resdy
IN delivery Monday, instant,
wish win please call and them. would
uniform
transactions The hs Of and the de-
siyabe M % shall business iocon
7h street, three doors sorh Of fnnsyivsnia the -as
Of Jaauay We confidently kpe therefore, view Of he~e
D.c ss--ss MAx8kLT, SEARS. coLLRv.
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ny oREEN 4 sCOTT, Auctioneers.

ny GREEN Il SCOTT, AactiOneers.
CINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
resdence Of A. T. Burnley, esq,
r, bstween lsh and ish square
Navy Once excellent assortment Of furniture, viz
Brocas~ covered sofa and union-cis'rs
P1ne walnut bookcase and secretary
Do etsgere, escsetoire, and book stands
Fine rosewood frame piano os q ocnvcs OF hne tone
touch made by Nunns 4 Clark
Fine large walnut extension dining table
Mahogany CENTRE walnut side and other tables
Fine walnut marble top tideboard, wardrobe &C
China glass, and crockcy among which I'm,
GOLD band French china dinner set, and white
French china tea and coffee sets
Walnut csne-sest once and eiher chairs
fine gilt and bronsed chandeliers
Fine gilt snd bronzcd candesbras and candesucks
DO soar, hail. and oher lamps mantei clock, &c.
De painted marble top cottage chamber
Painted and plain toilet sets
Fine window curtains and ornaments, hearth rugs.
Brussels, ingrnin, and chamber
Large passage oioioth, mating, stair rods, &c.
fiss spring and hair mattresses bedding
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
With large assortment Of kitchen requisites and other
"ee which we . deem m annees.say a 70 snSmsr.'e
GREEN SCOTT
Dec I'D Auc'ionecu.
0y-The above salc will be continued this uorninr
"wednesday the 4th Instant 10 clock,
hs chambers will be sold which contain
iure couage sets, and spring ms'recs and oil the kitchen n
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan4-h Auctioncers.
GREAT BARGAINs-on hand great variety Of Indies
msss and chiidrens shoes which we viii sell low Bargains
leather and calf skin with kid
s", yos .r 1S% W. o.t , ~ TO-
large stock Of work, sui,sbie for country
Ladies' shoes svey description, and Of the best material made
Breon. having store are requested to come
forward and settle, as the book. must be g cos.d
-, - Washington Place, No 2, 7th street. near y,
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OSr LAND WARRANT Boun warrant No. lHeee.
l60 Smith, updsr ~ sci
Of September 1850 has
being through the Office Mconad
of Representatives, June 1854
have entered
while make application for the issuing of duplicate.
JONATHAN SMITH.
Jan 3-iaw6w x m -'-7r
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH X STREET AT PUB-
Lie AUCTION -on Thunday afternoon, January ~
O'Clock, the shall OF
1853 fronting Is feet North between
and 18th running back W privilege of
feet private alley In the containing 6e7X
Terms onehaf cash ths residue in and u months
tcrest secured by deed Of trust
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Dec 3I--d Auctioncrr
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CLOAKS AND TALMAs At greatly reduced prtocs-
We have remaining hand handsome
vet and cloth co&k and being TO close
possibe have concluded offer them
in New York. 1ff5 :
Ladies who have purchased cloak oppo
tuny OF dong 20 70 per cent less Than at former prices
We would aso inform the public from
will 0d entire
are do
tsrmined
Cixens and respectfully invited
stock and prceso
Dec 3l-sM cLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY, co.
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srAI.srER 4 MOORE,

MAlA6TER a. MOORE,
Denisfs, PennsyIcaps avenue, IotA
HAVE this day sssocaea with practice
Moore Surgical operative, and mechanical dentist y this
enabled fully
the ONCE which past partially
VIM. MASTER,
Late Barmele h Mastery
Jan 4--eod6t INTEL
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GPARKLNG CHAMPAGNE.-Landing this day, 100
~ kets sparkling champagne Maj We
made such arrangements will enable large supply
this well The
any sent 10 the american market. For sale BY
GEO THos PARKER 4 CO., fsfH
Dec 4-satIus6uf oppcsts Brown'B Hossi.
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Produced at the Broadway originally played forty
nights in succession, with immense success
Mark Mayeery y........................M Mr. Chapman,
Edward Eran. n........................... Langdon.
Augustus Smiley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ii. A. Perry
AIgeor A.. Beckel
Cash Gaskins.',. u Young
Waterman. Ffnzrr
Hasole Harton
Bakeeper... .......,...................... Smith.
servant. Ioa.r
Mn. CIossy...-.. .....................M" Dumeid
virginia oidlieh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ada King.
TWO BoNNYCAsTLEs.
Price. 2. .a@,:en 5.s.. circle and paasss 50
third Tier, 80 coossd gallery, IS Private boxss
RIsLEY's vARIETE.
(Lafe Iron HAIL.
Brilliant Of the great American comedian, Mr.,
CHARLES BURKE
wrpHrspAr Evnsrxs, January 4, 1854,
Win be performed Avorite drama Of
PEOPLES LAWYER.
Song Miss De Forrest
The evenings entertainments win with the smusns
KISS IN THE DARK.
Pric. of admission, so esnt.i family circle, 2, cents
half curtain O'Clock
yan4
announces to the citizens of Washington lha,
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
ON Friday Evening. January q, 1854.
AT cARUsps SALOON,
On which occasion he be assisted by
sIoNoRINA ADELINA PATTI, the musical phenomenon.
MAURICE sTRAKosCH,
The great pianist, musical director and conductor.
The price of admission has been fired stsI
s.s be secured without charge Mr. Richard nav
Doom orsn a, !; concsr, commence at, O'Clock.
OLE BULL In ALEXANDRIA
THE citizen. in Aersndria respectfully Informed tina, OLE
Il BULLS Grand Concert will come on on
THURSDAY EvrSixs, January s.
wAsHrSGTON AssEMaLIEs.
ATs.ssa.s OF tho sus.cr'ss. to the washington Assemblies
iemen were elected mnn"seT.s
nososAsr xAs.ssns
s" Hss i;G e. pssss Dss: HON ss. e., e. o@S:nns
Hon. Charles T. James. Hon II. Fish,
nss ss Wan H.ss, ss HON. c" & c.i'y lassa.s, s..s
Non. John ". M.ury. Joseph Gales,
Capt, iiir,n P.aliins U. $. N, Cen Geo. Gibson o. IA
Major A. A. Nicholson, U. s.MC.
r1rcvrvr xAsAesas.
Walter Lonor, Elisha Rigs,
r. barton Key, VIM n. Webb,
A. H. Gross, J. Monroe Chubb
Capt r. L. " Hardcsstle, u s. Captain j. g. Reno, u =.
Az Lieut. J. j. Alwy, u. y, NJ,
Liest y Lanmsn u. s. NJ. Lieut. g. A. Henderson,
Major W. W. Russell, ", =. M Richard Waach,
U, George Harrington,
A. 3. II. White, Sidney Webster.
B.No Citizen member OF Congress- resident for the win
obtain
ing for all. -
No person not subscriber, purchase se
bly, ball. except the written
-~--
I'm, st Jackson Hail. S' '
Jsn4 10, ~ IL
aa
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Treasury Notes Oasstanaing January 3. 1864.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Once, Jan. 3, 1854.
Amount outstanding prior July ls6
per records Of this office. .4io3 7oI u
records Of this sioo 90
Amount oututsndng Of 0eth January, lo47
per $500
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