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TRusTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-On Mon
day afternoon, December O'Clock premises, by
virtue OF deed OF trust TO the subscriber dated June l and
duly recorded In Lber j. A. 81 No ~ foios Oh the
land records Of Arlington county, shall following
square No fronting each twenty-five feet south street. be
9th and 10Th opposite the
100 30 alley, mod
ern buit attic brick dwelling houses house
has cellar and including saloon, pao besides
bath loom and klchen well of good in each Kitchen with
a force pump and convenient out houses.
Most of the orb buildings usually OF wood Is
ofon.
Terms Oneird the residue twelve months
Tor notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
GEO. THOM, Trustee,
Captain Typographical Engineers, &c.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
NOV 5-2nw&ds AucuoneeI.
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By j. G. Mcguire, Auc,ioneer.

HOICE COLLECTION OF RAKE AND VALUABLE OIL.
y paintings and public saeOn
Tuesday December II O'Clock, the saloon
Farnhams bookstore Pennsylvania t
shall choice collection of valuable
iugs, great Ii. NJ Barlow, esq.,
the Amongst them will be found specimens
of Ruben Veasques Osande Boucher Londovco &C. OF the
school will be found specimens Of Sbaye Pyne Cole
Willis, Carmichael, sc.
will open and tho pictucson free exhibition daily
until the sale i.
Catalogues may obtained saoon
500 under, cash that credit GO
80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
WHY H.. JAS. c. MCGUIRE, y. a..
Dec Id Aucdonser
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Ll{nrkeiR,

New Yonx, Dec. 2.-There is panic in the flour market
odaya falling off of two shlngs since yesterday South
ern brings SO rs So u.s. Wheat is very dull. Corn is
lower, mixed selling at 81 a IS cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec 1.-The nominal price of Howardst
-four is SIS l2 City Mills is held 81 o. Wheat is firm
10000 bushels sod-whte, 81 SIS So red 81 IS 81 80.
10000 bushels Of oldwhite 76 " yellow rs
81 81 81 so.
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RT Scenery phtIOsophy-IIoraceD inney WaIuce's
Il book Scenery and Philosophy in Euoper (Recenty
at great length the National nrellgencer.)
The Brothers. Nife by the author Of the Heir of
Redclyfe.
Woman Master; by the author Of &" Minnie Grey.v
Fred Vernon the Victim OF Avarce; by do do
ida Norman; by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps.
Philip Meancthoa translated from the German.
Jones aud sievekng's Pathological Anatomy.
Gross on Foreign Bodies in The Air Passages.
West N liberation of the Os Uteri.
The amongst the arrivals OF new books at
TAYLOR s. MAURl -
Book and Stationery 9Th ST.
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by J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania
- and fronting market Thursday December
I2 O'clock D. M will be sold situated part
of lot $780, of Pennsylvania and
noh The ground fronts feet the avenue and runs back TO
ID having which
advantages permanent
the city OF Washington. The house will be sold
aratey if desired.
Terms Onetou cash the balance three equal payments OF
twelve, and eighteen MONTHS with interest satisfactorily
cured.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Nov Sd AuctOneer.
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NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, December ], 1854
HB property estate rights credits and claims Of the nts cepar
nership OF seden Wthers, been conveyed and
assigned the undersigned render the available
by safe aud collection speedily possible and apply the
proceeds the liquidation liabilities Of said firm
ormiy with the provisions deed of assignment
We pledge ourselves best efforts bring the business
ntsed to US to close speedily possible and TO faithful
application OF the proceeds of the
progress will be times open, the late
banking of the firm city, inspection of all inter-
The circulation of said firm being Preferred will be speedily
deemed
We take occasion say the
barassments Of said firm placed liquidation,
about of $4,000 of other
liabilities have been redeemed and qudated The circulation
outstanding about $4,000 and the depOstes to be
paid about Az schedule, total Liabilities about
81 900, 600.
only shall governed strictly by the
visions made in the deed taking responsibility other than that
assignors public will
deem unreasonable o nneenerous.
JNO. A. ENGLISH,
WM BAYNE
Dec 2-dn Trustees.
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Ohio Riuer.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-The Ohio river is in excellent
condition, causing business look up Dispatches here
from Pittsburg, Wheeling, and Cincinnati state that the
river in good navgable order At Cincinnati the bust
ness is good
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NV T. G. mcaUrRE. hu,t,oneer.

j.. c.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
II HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS.-on Tuesday morning. Deem
10 O'Clock by deed the subscriber will
large assortment of furniture, &c viz!
Figured plush covered sofas, chairs
MAJ 5io top tables, card tables
Mahogany hair spring sofas
Chairs, parlor chairs rockers
Marble top pier tables, vases
Curtains cornices, window shades
so yards 3-py carpet olcloh
dressing bureaus " plain bureaus
"a hedsteads, Of various styles
Feather BEDS hair and husk mattresses
2pwnrdrObes, 20 washstands
10 toilet sets, 20 looking glasses
dozen assorted chairs, 10 tables
chamber stoves clocks
Large quantity of crockery and glassware
Table cloths, napkins, bed clothing
Cooking and dxtures fire irsns Nc
Together with large assortment OF Kitchen utensils.
Terms so and under cash. that sum- credit OF sixty ana
ninety days, for satisfactorily endoed bearing innIesl
JOHN II. klBBEY, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
The sale made desire and consent OF Mrs. Boak
who is about TO remove from the city
Dec I'D
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by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

fNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.--fm
afternoon, December l2h, O'Clock
SELL by virtue deed duly recorded &C., the
No. H. square No fronting inches
9TH between ind streets morrill, running back oJ
One-tlrd the balance and twelve
bearing secured by deed of the premises
N. CARUSI, Trustee.
JAS MCGUIRE,
Nov
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pOOrs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND sHOEsI-stiM at
old stand side of Pennsylvania between Sixth
streets, opposite Browns HoeA HOOVER HON
place. side Pennsylvania
9Th and m streets opposite Browne HOTEL where they would be
old and the public in general
where Will found complete assortment of ladcs misses and
chdens genusmon bcys and Youths shoes and bcoc of all
eiyios and prices ..
Cloth button Heeiud CATERS, with without tips
French lasting button and heclcd CATERS
Cloth button gniters, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lusiDg and kid
black and white CATERS
do slippers
Do and black kid and Morocco slippers
Plain lace CATERS, all coors
kid boots and Jeiersons thin soes
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black bronze, and coiored foxed and tipped CATERS
Tan colored do do superior article
Do tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick soles
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and Jcftrsons thick and thin soes,
FOR GENTLEMEN
Patent leather boots Of a superior quality
DO do pegaed, for 50
top Congress CATERS oolored, single and dauble
soes
Calf Congress CATERS, single double soies
Calf oxford ties and Moniereys do
Patent leather pumps and low -quartered shoes
superior article of sewed boots, spring shanks
With general variety Of sewed and pegged boots
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
All we can say prepared supply
mands OF boots and shoes in a variety OF styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
Our assortment this department coppe and we
dent good article fair prices
Thankful for avors still solicit continuance OF custom
We think by keeping COED article and selling at fair prices mat
will be able please We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere
Opposite Browns Hotel, between 9th and 7ih sts,
Oct 7-eodlm south side.
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40 Members 81 Congress strangers sojourning An the
the public generally.Permit TO call your
stock OF cloths, and
will be made order at he shortest notice. and in
Having supplied establish
workmon, viii warrant that all
shall he equal those made other
adjustment in the United States
WIN. II. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor
Penn. avenue, three doors Of 81 street, No. fSs
Also agent for the regular French Fashions received regularly
two suits month, w, H. d.
Dec 3-9aw9wif
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A yAsTMAJoRITY ARE NOT JUDGES OF GOODS

A VAST MAJORITY ARE NOT JUDGES OF GOODS
their supplies where fair price only asked In arranging
prices them all
competition that will mas be offered We open to day
Ladies' coaks and shawl from medium extra fine, including
the novelties OF the day in that line
and silks, unusually low prices, in
great abundance widths qualities, and sy with many
lots Of desirable French goods generally.
in the purchase OF goods of
manifest observer who has the capacity
Judge from comparison
40 pieces merinoes, of the proper Styles
the best quales poverbey low prices.
fanne all qualities, widths, and prices OF the best
makes known TO the trade
fine shifting cotoDs, of reliable qualities
tckings and pillow cotons, thoroughly assorted
pairs medium fine, several shades less
than the usual prices
Fine cloths, cassmees and vesng full assortment constantly
o hand.
Probably the cheapest and hest assorted stock of pure
linen goods of all classes in this city,
Mourning goods in great fabrics adapted
for the
With suitable for family making at this
ne think thoroughly assorted stock IN the District
bear the stamp OF decided excel
price, trade has largely
profit
The immense OF goods annually passing through
order) all obtained from the best
Sources enables US o all purchasers
" articles low prices, and fair dealing TO be relied on IN
a -
eApO''' PERRY 4 BROTHER,
" Central Stores" west building opposite
Dee r-gjr Centre Market
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mr. Tho Meeting of the Deiega,io OF the soldiers of

Tho Meeting Deiegaston OF the Soldiers
1872 having hinly attended
gwen adjourned "Wednesday evening
81 O'clock Hall and the business which they
Of importance il expected that the
will punctual n their attendance.
J. $, WILLIAMS,
Dec Chairman
Editors of newspapers the District are requested publish
he notice,
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Washington City,

The Seldom Wites Co., has this expired
who will doubtless be satisfactory
public will remain the Banking House settle its affairs
Tie felt by for
which has been extended by the public amidst the
bes which have lately brought The House to this painful But
all be that effort will promptly made satisfy
the claimants in just and impartial spirit
w Selden L. T. Bayne and John a. English will attend
settle with the creditors whose confidence they hope merit
WIN. SELDEN,
JOHN WITHERS,
L.. p BAYNE,
Nov 25-dN G. w. CARLYLE WHITING.
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funeral Of HELEN infant daughter of Hamilton G. and
F,sr will place this day. (sunday four
M from Mrs Smith, No 233 street,
OF three as announced yesterday parents
invited To attend without further notice.
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ALL THIS WAsmSGToN---Bullard's Panorama
Of New York City, which drew full houses here Odd Eel
lows Hail. Seventh street. all last week, will exhibit at the
place every evening until December o. 1t speaks well
citizens that they patronze work of literally
This work has received abundant patronage hero.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.--The we'll known firm of Selnan
Son, extensively engaged in the grocery business failed yes
terday 1t is believed that ultimately they win be able
meet all their liabilities
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Excursion to New York CITY.

BULLARD'S PANORAMA
Takes the spectator six miles, New
York city, faithfully showing the business,
hustle, and confusion of
CITY LIFE
He has a view of
SEVEN HUNDRED HORSES AND CARRIAGES
And upwards of TO- 900 of its people!
ocessioss Military CoPanies, Bands Mus Shipping, Steam
boats. &c.
AT each exhibitions will given by
the propretors, Mt. DOEL, giving much valuable
knowledge of
NEW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
or Importance and general and instructive in
formation to everybody
Will be exhibited WASHINGTON, in ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street, AZ folows
First exhibition TUESDAY November 49, u o'clock
aud evening until December inclusive ALSO Wednes
day, Friday, and Saturday afternoons of each week.
The afternoon exhibitions will 3oock the evening
a.
Admission % cents children half price.
Families and parties, PERSONS 81 persons, I'll SO.
25-d2w
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GEN ERAL NEW =.

GENERAL PAE.-This gentleman, ex-Presdeut of Vene-
zuea has returned to New Orleans from visit TO Santa
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A Ew GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
IN received, splendid lot Of
New silks of every description
Coaks and nantes, the newest styles
Shaws of every kind
Mousseine dc LANES aud plaid meriuas
Cloths, cassmeres and vestings
Domestic goods of every kind
1000 yards Al curtain calico, at 64 cents
1000 dress calico, fast colors at 6k cents
handsome LOT of curtain goods Of various kinds
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, ingram, and hreopy
pets, cheap.
2i- dlDuf HALL X BROTHER.
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BASK-A bank is about being established al
Brownsville Tennessee be called the Agriculture
Bank of Tennessee"
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SINGULAR AcclDFEr.A very singular accident occurred
Al cleveland on Monday, noticed in the Herald horse
5"ong in livery stable his tongue through crack
~ 'ae partition between two stalls, II was caught by
uOer horse and the first drawing back bit his own
"nae completely Off II was found in the manager Of the
next stall
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PowELL's PAINTING De Soro--This celebrated paint
ing which has been finished for the establishment of the
Capitol at Washington is its way to this city
Der OF the citizens Of Philadelphia have requested of the
artist allow it to be exhibited in that city before
to Washington. The artist has consented.
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VIM. SELDEN,
JOHN WITHERS,
l.. p. BAYNE,
~ tlr raDI WI ~ \

llTY of Pittsburg and County Of Allegheny Penn
the Psburg aud county of Allegheny Pennsylvania
These bonds issued the Ptsbus COnnosve Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently capitalists and do
sirabIe
together with exhibit,
nation upon application personally
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, & Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
Agents the Psbur. and Connesve Railroad Company
Jan lS--d&cpU
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NOTICE,


liability w.
S. contemplated by the parties the following cory of
between them IL given;
WASHINGTON CITY,
...... November "a, 1854
public notice, which to-day and which been
directed appear announcing the expa
OF the House of seden, Whers Co. is hereby under
stood and agreed by the undersigned that neither that notice
action VIM seden OF the future agents winding the
the House, be taken construed add
liability said Selden for anything which
that his previous liability question may
shall be solely dependent the law Of
and shall wholly unaffected by the nbe
quent events. -
= WIN, SELDEN,
JOHN WITHERS,
L. p. BAYNE,
e. w. CARLYLE WHITING.
The Undersigned w eiden he sold his entire interest
the House of Seldom Withe Co., with the Of its
Mr. Whiting, the yh day of June, 1852 since which
he has had Interest in the profits in the
ment of the concern. WIN. SELDEN.
Nov IS
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BMIGRATIoE KANsAs--The New York Kansas Emil
grating Company have been instrumental in forwarding
1000 emgrants TO Kansas. As many more will be
sent in the spring,
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M. A. Tyson e. Sisters Seminary

rrRANs-ALLEGHANY and scldcn, withers, ~ CO..
i notes bought ut the highest rates, by
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Dec l-5td No. 49, Penn.
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DR.. DuFF-The Rev. DR.. Duff the eminent Scottish mis-
sionary has gone the south of France in very delicate
health TO enjoy repose which his iuconsderate friends
would not permit him in England,
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Dec d
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Admission for gentlemen and ladies par
qurte % gentlemen without ladies',
third tiers OF boxes, 25 cents
Nov lI-U
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LBeRA-lt seems that the board of managers Of tn,
New York Colonization Society sent out to Liberia in h
barque Estele last month the Rev. John Pnney to in
vesgate the truth Of the complaints to which reference
was made in the Union q few DAYS since
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Nov 2J-dit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
d.. Vol. Xlu......No. 1888.

Tie Uighest Pfenium.-BAKER GOODWIN Co. are
happy 70 INTERN friends md the public that the HIGHEST Pre-
Mr siveI Msial with Honorable Mention was awarded 10
,hsm at the wds Fair all Foreign and Home Competitors
M serors IN Fancy Job Printing and General Precwort The
vsrous Of Book Pamphlet Newspaper ard Plain aa'
F.ey which ssnaly honoed the Crystal
Paee been removed to @ Co.'S Conniins Room and
IN sent peIhSr fues collection Of Typography er before
,ltxn BIZ any Printing Es.stli.hment in the world.
quog Printing Of kind from card to book are
invited 70 a and examine thee specimens The hyperion iases
az ~. METROPOLITAN STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINT enable the Popeors their work in the best
Db style the favorable terms and With the Utmost
g. itch 5000 $500,
bpt distinguished approval which MS rewarded tseif
dyos the ropctoIs resolved still geaier Efforts
a fs,ure and are determined retain the PREMUN7 position
... awarded 10 them over c I competitors
BAKER, GOODWIN Co, PRINTERS,
Tribune Buildinss Nassau and sprucs-s,
Ilr. soiger's Lat Lecture on Earope-Hops ChaPel,
n IS Aolday) NIOhf et eci6cz sn9eci C9mnsnts On
~ Ls'c news Prospects Of the People Europe and America
A Mission, - ceU's
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Eost nn0 fcnn0

{ OST-In one Of the Sixth.ay. cars, between and
- q O'clock Oh Friday evening, COIL GOLD BREASrPiN,
containing ruhes and three small
uees The fndoI vii be suitably aed By returning the
TO iiis KNIGHT No D Barclsy.st
II OsT-ln or near Wall and Willam-sts. CHECK
~ II NJ MYER drawn the Bank Of SewYork for 90
no IA and dated Jan n 1854 Also TWO s0o BILLS. All
psrof cauiione Ginst 1,i receiving the
AM peroE coming in possession Of them shall be handome
weIded By LEAVING either both Of them With NY ER5 no
50 u llAm 81 rear Wall.
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fine Aris.

ALTISTS' UNION.
n DARLEY's GREAT PICTURE OF WYOMING
Cd on seeL IS by s. inches ready for delivery.
OsE DOLLAR
W HOLBROOK, aided by distngls artists n
POPULARILlNG AMERICAN ART,
LEGALLY PRESENTS, cHAsGf,
10000 OIL PAINTINGS STATUARY
And other Works Of At,
When 20 eco Fnsr.vings of Wyoming have been cold
No j Bro dining St. Nicholas Hotel Specimens OF
n, WORKS of Art on view.
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T.NHE POULTRY BOOK.
IA 4 NJ IND Rraa


THE POULTRY BOOK comprising the CHARACTERISTIC minsge
ert breeding medical OF Poultry being the -
Of aud the Of the best tEeederG bv the
Rev Winrdeld ard O. w johnson Il. With twenty-five col
on REPRESENTATIONS the celebrated Binds apd
wood drawn from life by Harrison Weir vol royal syoi
elOiL IS go. ,
he oomplete and ELEGANT book published tie
subject Poultry the contributions have rendered an authority
heh can with confidence all its departments 10
yery f tails in reference the q Fowls
and il particulars Of the OF the different
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Special Notiree

M INFRINGEMENT Of PIghied Fatb!-NO VIOLATIONS
oy TIE MISSOURI COMPROMISE The MsfehHa'' NE ''u
- ard Cizens of Now-York generally. without distinction O.
II, vbo would preserve the Missouri Conpronse -i
.r,S to meet at the BROADWAY TABERNACLE TIL 'HN
NC Jsnu,ry 81 to protest the project now psnans ID a
s.sste Ct the United States for the repeal Of a. v -" -
th fo,,v,, rrobb.,s slavery in the Territories lying
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r ZEE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAGA-

IL ZINE for FEBRUA acknowledgements
HEADLEYis LIFE OF WASHINGTON commences in ths
,pmb.r Of or AAM pleadidiy illustrated Shuveie
pevereu, LoudeIIsck The lesdng Plate
maepfcs at Engraving by Tucker.
The number almost entirely original ard contains articles from
the hest Anercsn tippe b9seI StoG lard Her
hat Crrts Hsrner Mcconnell the author of Talbot ani
non and high literary isadc promise OF
feast in its contents 49,. . , --
The FEBRUARY no will be published in EewYo'A SATUR
DAY IN. eth
Country D,ae OF the following New Yk Agents
DE WIlT a DAVENPORT, GARRETT Co,
LONG 4 VRO. DEXTER BRO,
A