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CQNGRESS-MONDAY

.F.xATE-Mr Pearce submitted resolution,
V.rh was agreed to, calling upon the Committee
or Naval affairs to report upon the eXpediency of
nRing suitable Acknowledgements, and present
lfte.Limonials to the commanders and crews of
t4se vessels that rescued the survivors of the
a1.mship San Francisco.
tr. Shields submitted a resolution which was
a.eed to, calling upon the Secretary of War for
FORMATION in relation to the same subject
sr. Clayton continued his reply to Mr.. Cass on
Il subject of British interference in Central Amer.
Ia affairs, which he commenced on Thursday
ir. Cass also spoke in relation to the same mat.
pom motion by Mr. G win, the subject was laid on
. table
.sesoution which was received from the House.
ri alton to the disaster on the San Francisco and
tle appointment OF a joint committee 10 consider
"tet testimonial should Represented 10 the officers
and crews Of the vessels who rescued the survivors,
va taken up for consideration. As it was joint
- tuition, it would require toe signature OF the
9sesident OF the United States and for the purpose
eprev utiug delay, that laid on the table, and
y N similar language was offered by
Il simple Senate resolution; which was agreed 10
lhe PRESIDENT pro tan. appointed as the commit.
- On the part OF the Senate, Messrs. s,Saields.
Il IN, Poarce Hanliin and Everett.
II V1rned.
Il House OF REPREsEETArIvEs-A large ul4y56nt
'4-iness was transacted in the House to-day
n. Bissell introduced bill for the relief or the
81 E-rers Ia consequence of the wreck Of the San,
n rtnciseo; which was referred TO the Committee
- Military affairs. ~
FL. Chandler offered preamble and resolution
Il va JOINT special committee to inquire into the
III appropriate way IN which to testify the &c.
OF Congress, and the gratitude of
I y country. TO the gallant men who rescued five
fdred american citizens from the wreck Of the
RI Francisco.
lie resolution Of Mr.. churchwell, for the grant.
II Mt
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
CONGREsa

WARRINGTON, Jan'y nth, 1854.
SENATE. Mr.. Hamlin reported bin in favor Of
40 appropriation of five millions of dollars to pay
the French Spoliation claims.
Dir. Sumner gave notice that be would oser an
amendment to the Nebraska bin, providing tina,
nothing therein should conravene prohibiting
slavery by the Missouri Compromise
House OF REPREsENrATIvEs.-Th Judiciary
Committee reported in favor OF the appointmensof
Joint Committee of both Houses to consider The
amendment to the Constitution changing the mode
of election Of President The subject passed over.
Mike Walsh made a speech denouncing the ad-
miuistration
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NEW y0gk MARKETS, JAN. 1G.

FLOUR-The Flour market is unsettled under the
Europa news and material advance has been es-
tahhshed. Sales of 1900 barrels at SSd'S8lf3 TOR
camrnon to straight State closing at S8l2kQ So 25
southern Flour is held at $8Q$8.12l for mixed TO
straight brands. -
GRAlN-Wheat is irmer under the news; with
fair iunniry $500 bushels red and white Southern
ST 90. rive is held at 81 25 Corn is also irmer with
good demand but at prices below the views of hold
ders The only sale we have report is COCO bus
white Southern at about Sl95; prime old white and
We How is held NJ 81
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TVS LuTEsER TRAGEpY.-The coroner's jury on
Monday continued their investigation of the eircurn-
stances attending the murder of Dr. Lutener in New
York One witness only was sworn to prove an abb
as to Mr. Hays. The coroner said he had very i'm
portrait witness to examine who could not be present
until the next morning, and the adjourned
over.
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FUTURE DAYS
1IikUsTEE'S SALE OF 0TAVFY.I an

fhUoIEE'S BALE OF SLAVES AND
REAL ESTATE.-As Trustee. In deed ere.
sntsd by George Mills on the LIST day Of Deceusber
lsod and recorded in the Office Of the Hustins :
1aurs Of the city Of Richmond, shall SELL for ca h
sseiion room IN M HILL o t :. ins
AVE-; VIZ woman, Eliza--a good cock and wash
49,. "a ner two infant children; also Wallace,
a. one oeiock, on the same day, shall also nc d.
II Gronns a. q Pase sustion on the premisss Lot
frona ~ o = es.n sde Of Basin lying 10th street,
unnlns bae. a feet to 40 1Iey 81 feet wide, With
TERMS or SALEs--Oue.thisS ...t .,a b.1.,..s =,
nctes eoAcos toi enaoiseu
nnquestioDable but such title Will rs $500 >.
10 vested in the Trustees. - sssse1 =
Ihe above sale is made subject to trust deed exe
Sonn N. Sheppard, Trustees, to secure $1,000 to
ia f4--dtds Ai1ssse.
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Ithaving been publicly announced that com
pany has been incorporated tor the alleged speci
lie objects of transporting passengers and freight
between the ports OF New York and the various
ports on the River Amazon" the Brazilian Consul
at this port has been directed TO give notice, that
no foreign nag is permitted to enter the said
River MACON BAH. .4fnericdH.
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dispatch from New Orleans, dated Jan. IA,
says Gen. Gadsden left that city the previous eve
ming for Washington. The five millions reserved
from the Mesilla Valley payment go to pay all
claims, including the Garay grant, Indian spolia-
tion
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RAILROAD AccrpEsr.--The express train for N.
York. on the Harlem Railroad ran off the track last
Monday, killins James Baird. the Engineer, the FIRE.
man, and badly injuring several passengers.
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wAsHlNGTor AFFAIRS,

WARRINGTON, Jan. i6th.--The SENATE. IN Execu
i've session to-day, received and referred iarg.
number of nominations.
1t is thought that Gadsdens treaty. II it IL repre-
aented. willencounter great opposition Ia Congress-
Ten. Houston says we own Nesiila Valley already,
without paying for It.
saol, $50.
The Third Assistant Engineer has resigned.
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THE BARQUE KILBY AT BOSTON.
BosroN, Jan. 1.-THE barqne Kilby arrived here
to-day in tow of the steamer City of New York
All the passengers on board the kilby are well.
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HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL.

NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE merchants of this city
have made up subscription of $4,000, to be pre-
sented to the officers of the ships Three Bells and
Antarctic, and the barque kilby, for their noble
conduct in rescuing the surviving passengers of
the steamer San Eranciscn
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SEIZURE FOR SaueGLrSa--The steamer Europa.
a New York, has been seized by the officers Of the
Customs for smuggling two individuals connect
cd with her, having been detected IN smuggling
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, Jan 1.-THE Flour market to-day is
slightly easier. Corn has declined shade
BALTIMORE, Jan l7.-Sales Of $3.50 bbls Flour al
$3.50. Yellow Corn II so cts
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beautiful FARM OR MARKT
4 LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF

4 II LOTS IN the city OF Richmond returned deln-
quent for the non-payment of city taxes there for
the year 1885, which said lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City all the 1st day of the
next term fthe Hastings Court of the city of Rich
nond, between the hoars of IL in the rning aud
O'Clock in the afternoon unless there be previously
paid the taxes there on together with 20 per cent
for additional charges.
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DEAD THlS.--All persons who have not
~ as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING can now do so at cost, by APP
plying at R. DECOU L co.'s franklin Clothing
Store No SO Main ST., Richmond, Va. where may be
found the most ample, complete and well-rnade as
sortment of all kinds of Clothing, snitabe for the
present season. All of which will most positively be
sold at cost, for cash only. ". g lss9,
r. DECOU CO.,
9 ia l1-6n No. 90 Main n
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GRANITE FRONT TEN.

VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT TEN
" EMENTS ON BYRD. BETWEEN 9TH AND
10TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Wil
be sold on TUESDAY, the oath day of January, 1854
two newly erected brick Tenemen.s with granite
fronts, situated on the south side of Byrd between
9TH and 10Th streets, owned by Mr.. Henry Wenhold
be divided 50 as to sell the two front Tenements,
running back about 10 feet and then TO sell the rear
Tenement fronting on the alley about 4oa feet This
regarded very valuable fffess
3 TERms--0ne- fourth cash, balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for getiabe notes. intere added SECURED
BY trust deed z GODDIN 4 APPERSoN,
/ jalS-dtd ~ Et kgsS5s&4A s Aucts
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MDr. J " C. Smith, the new Mayor Of Boston, was
!naugurated on Monday
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ILLNESS OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. In. Bodisco, the Russian
Minister, is very ILL., His physicians regard his
situation as dangerous.
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Leonard Matthews, an old and highly respeeta-
bic citizen OF New Orleans, died suddenly on the
I4th OF apoplexy.
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MARKETS


6,eads;ugs-Ihe arrivals OF Grain have been mo-
dr-lte, aad meTs and dealers have been obliged to
Purchase freely. Wheat moved freely at an advance
q 2da6a Flour was fully Is. per Dbl. dearer, aud
Cs-I IN better demand al Issls. Sd advance. Rich
sIGsgn 4 Brother quote dne Z $. white Wheat lis
- lis cd Mddiing los 8dalls. fine red l0s.slls-
ONO Flour S8s 6da59s.; Baltimore and Philade phia
81. dda59s and 4Us for loco bbs. choice. Indian
Corr It's alGs. Cd; others quote at AIS
'oisicAs.-Nothing doing in Beef No sales of
aLaGEcan Pork. New Bacon Ass. Lard 50s., zoe tons
T. aiming IL ouiators hands Cheese firm aud lit
t.e Jforiug. Clover Seed nominal Bark unchan ged.
Tow advanced TO Cos.
Il Manchester there new feature TO notice.
tsIness was healthy at firm prices.
-oSUoE MONEY MARKET.-Money continues in de-
nd but there is pconvenient scarcity. and the
tsuk rate OF discount is unchanged. Bar Silver firm
g. = 20. dollars in demand for China 5s 5sd
81 ared IS I'd per Consols closed at 9Sas9i. Elk
d
hell Il Son report business quite checked by the po
a. suspense. u S Us t3ondsl Gs, neg, H. ditto
se< lloall9l: PENIS a3 Maryland IS 95a97; Vir-
la SIS 95a97.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, P Nj The market for
o-eadstufs IS greatly excited, and prices still adj
r4Ising Sales making to-day at extreme rates,
s,Ir commands 40s per barrel. White Wheat lis.
* red 49, Corn 47c.
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MORE CHoLERA.- The barque John Hermann,
which arrived at New York on Monday from Ham
burg, lost 81 of passengers by cholera The Meek
linburg barqus "Prbislaw," arrived the day,
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The steamship Nashville sailed from New York on
Monday for Havre.
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BY A. MOTT & co.

CITY HOTEL FURNITURE, IRON
~ SAFE, BILLIARD TABLES, WINES, Ii
0D slS. CIGARS. &c. &c, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING. the. 25th inst. com.
nencng at O'clock, will sell at public auction
the entire FURNITURE of the CITY HOTEL
which Is OF good quality and has been RECENTLY re-
pared; among which may be found
10 Spring eds, LIST quality,
Mahogany and Iron Bedsteads, Jingle and double.
large Salamander Safe, -" f..
handsame Billiard Tables and Fixtures complete
Mirrors Kitchen Furniture $500
Also, handsome Window Curtains. Carnets BED.
ding, Table and Chamber Linen
Also, large stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
osine imported by the proprietor together with ali
she necessary furniture, &c, for Hotel purposes
oo IERMs,-Al sums unde< $50, cash; over that sum-
~ days fora approved negotiable paper.
A. MOTT & CO, Aucts
ia IL a T.. M. B. ROY Proprietor
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ENGLAND,

Tue Daily News says that Sir Fitzroy Kelly is
Low named as the member Of Parliament entrusted
win the arrangement Of the details of the coutem-
pla;ei Tory Reform Bill.
Letters from Smith O'Brien have been received
IL D25.lu, dated New Norfolk, September 18Th,
thr"c days later than the date OF ais reported es
sag from ina. place.
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nE r whole press OF philadelphia are out
:. - IN ~ favor ofHOOFLAND'SG GERMAN ENTERS,
W. ~ are are prepared by DR.. C. M. JACKSON
saeay Ior dyspepsia as we believe it supplies de-
saeIatnm IN the medical world long neeaed. The
drawn their nostrums from the market and The NH
nc are spared from the danger of swallow ing poison
ia 1S-d&c3w LEI A1o'
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
=
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

kAsTERN AFFAIRS.
Tue Eastern Question is still involved ia doubt.
hu the fact il established that the question OF peace
o. war lies with Russia and not with Turkey
sThe most friendly understanding exists between
tae Porte aud The representatives osthe -Four Pow
Or
Advicee from St Petersburg state that contiie.
ral lie business has been done in imports Tor the
next year.
Ghe preparations making by the Government in
citate that more serious consequences are antic
rated than war VITA Turkey alone.
= Iae evacuation OF Russian Armenia by the
iu' KS is officially announced and the sieses of
rAkiaka and Aiexandropol had been raised.
torce Of 25,ooo Turkish irregu:ars, under Abdi
fasha, had been defeated by the Russians for
Which Abdi pssha had been dismissed from the
Setef command, and Ahmed Pasha appointed in
his place
A despatch dated Constautinople. Dec. 10Th.
ssa.cs that Hall Pasha, the Sutan's brotherin-law
Rad been named Minister 81 the Interior
he allied fleets were stil IN the Bosphorus A
soanpany Of Wallachian Militia after beating their
AOsslsn Commanders, had gone over to the Turks
81 kalafat
The Nieste Gazette states tia: the British Diplo.
hGie sgent at sc6eran had renewed his relations
VII Persia ana was media,ing between Persia and
Turkey.
s The istest accounts from the Danubian princi
pa!Nics state that the mortality amongst the Rus
ssa troops has considerably increased
was rumoret that change had taken place in
the Turkish ministry
The Russians continued to prepare for onera,jons
oil = decidedly aggressive character.
The Porte has consented to accept the last note of
the Vienna Conference. but il Russia refuse this
the tourpoweFs are expected to commence active
.4Os,Nties
Letters from Constantiuople dated the 18th, state
Il a: the Porte had just concluded loan oil thirty
Y. lona piasters with three important banking
lsCs OF tina; city.
Omar pasaa ana his army are in winter quarters
Schunla.
traar Pasha occupies Ka}afat with %, 900 men
letters from Aleppo, OF the 18Th ult, state that
u tra1s ot the Desert have raised 5000 men.
TAe Russian army in Caucauses had been rein
+.r 81 " Is ,0el Cossacks
lance and England continued to make war-like
Preparations.
accounts from Vienna 10 December 29 state that
[. Russian steamer bad SET Ere to several Turkish
Vi ages by throwing red hot balls into them.
he Russians had made attempt TO set fire 10
tt allini fleets at the entrance Of the Bosphorus
: re- ship was sent out Tor that purpose but she
W. seen from the forts and stopped by firing aril-
/, E,1 her.
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BIZ G0DDTN ! 7PPFris;;11N

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MAIN AND EIGHTH sTPFFTs rnc
S nav Al ACTION Az. -WiI! be sold, on WEbHFs.
encing Al O'clock that vefy ys,uig reT 1r
swib framed tenement thereon. At the sorn., -
ma sna SID ssresss now in the occupancy Of M
z3 Feet and runs back about les feet 70 A. ser
The prope r.y viii be sold subject to The ~. -
.ne tensnt to occnpy 1t for two years at an snn =
rel of $500 payable quarterly uat
81 IEsMs.-One-third cash; balance at 4 and mo-.
LOT negotiable notes. interest added ,ecnred bS
ia Y GoppIN Apppasnn
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN { CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co. =
GROCERIES, & c., AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY. 18th January, we will sell at 10
T'oS1 st eur auction store, assortment of GRO
y p h n new crop New Orleans Sugar
" bbls. do. do
100 bbls. Coffee do. ~
25 hhds. Molasses
2oo bags Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
IL Rectfed Whiskey, N e. Rum
Bacon, Rice, Wrapping Paper
Green and black Teas. Soap
Candles, Brandy, &C.
TERMs-Under 800 cash: 500 and ovsy r,on,hs
credit for approved paper.
- :. H.s DAVENPORT, ALLEN ACo.,
- Aucts.
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BARRETT, WALLER & co, RICH

BARRETT, WALLER g. co, RICH
1lMOND, VA, GROCERY, Commission AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS, will give strict
and prompt attention to the sale of PRODUCE Of
every kind; will purchase Merchandise, Line, Qua
no, Plaster, Cement, Farming Implements, Ma
chinery, any and everything that the farmer Or me-
chanic nay have occasion to order; will also receive
and forward goods with the utmost dispatch. +
Their house being situated at the terminus of the
Danviiie Railroad. and Immediately the Basin Of
the Canal enables them to transact without
delay and at the lowest rates. ia I1--2n :
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Tie Spanisa government b al interfered and stop
- al. ,ur.aer lueIs in the soule dispute.
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AUCTION sArns.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE { CO.

-
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE ( co. --- :.
CARGO OF SUGAR, MOLASSES. Ae..
eommencing at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell, 81 on I.
wharf and ware house, at Rockets, the cargo Of lie
se ss ( bh irel sIsa tom Attskapas, with
2o4 bbis prime MoLAssEs.
iao bbl. WHISKY ass auu
100 boxes SOAP = - -
TERMs.-Under &1oo, cash over sloo. 4 months
BGNEoPs Sosc5 SfRsI CO. Aus..
Sale without regard to weather. jaIa
BY KENT. PAINE KENT. = -
MANAGED DRY GOODS AT AUG.
- TION.-On FRIDAY, the goth inst at II q.
clock, we will sell at auction rooms for account
CLOTHING SHOES, &c. damaged BY the late tiTs
at the store Of Henry Brown, on Broad street.
We will also SELL
A few cases Women's BOOTS.
2 leases Printed SATINETS,
to close consignments. Terms at sale. =.
BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DEAL ESTATE OPPOSITE COUNTY
~ COURT HOUSE, AT AUCTION.--on WE D.
premises, will be sold. a HOUSE and LoTf on the he
North side of Main street, between 2st and 22d sts
fronting 10 feet, and running back 1870 feet to al
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and IL
months carrying interest," secured BY deed oftrust
SjaIs TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auets
BEAUTIFUL FARM Or MARKET
- GARDEN, ON THE PLANK ROAD, AT
AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, 2Srd January, at 81
o. clock p NJ, upon the reniises, will be sold beau
titul FARM or MARKET GARDEN, of nine acres,
fronting on the plank road adjoining the toll gate
and running back to Harve street This farm 10 i'm
proved by small building situated in beautiful
grove, with extensive vineyard stocked with the
choicest varieties of the grape, and Furnishing
young orchard of selected fruit trees, while
sides the land is enclosed with beautiful cedar
hedge.
The singular beauty of this place, combined with
the improvements thereon, and its convenience to
the city, make it of the desirable farms of
it's size near the city
oTERMs.-One-f fourth cash. balance at and years,
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust.
BY request TAYLOR u WILLIAMS,
ia u Auets
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TITS DAY


a DMdaNNisIRATOR'S SALE or Law
- BOOKs:-Win Be sole. 81 Wrn1 r 80
5s.h nss = 70 oelcsa = re rss room, 1
large Law si fB In n; h.s,s Js.sisry sssss
WI uitnn decd catalogues Of which - = Y.
seq e the Office Of the Auetioneer - .
. - Aso tne OFFiCE FURNITURE cons;sti-. -
Maps, he -Snssfat Tampa
, u,.a, H. g. CABELI4 Aan,r.
p ~ % ~ sodad % the ssIe Of Law BOOKS Ths Morn
"a, ~ french BIonzed CLOCKS. handsome r.r,er
o;. Ia and superior time pieees
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NJ Fiscoute had died suddenly al Paris
=, was reported that Or. Bowring will succ aed
E e, ioree Bouhien as Superintendent. OF British
as il China.
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FTyHE AMERICAN ALMANAC AID.
IL REPOSITORY OF USEFUL KNOWLE&4Ess
for the year 1854. just received and for als 81 ~
Ia 10 JAS. WOODH003SsS.
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WANTED-A GARDENER and a ScREw
w MAN, (box prizer.) A. l.. ROYSTER
Ia list Factory IN 95fb ar
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. r.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store fer
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES,
IGKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, TOYS, and every de.
scription of articles usually kept in mch an esfab-
NshInent at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
C7- HE assortment Of Goods for Christmas pre-,
s4rFts. sc. IL complete. dels
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Il AMBEKI Is. LOIIEhI OFEICE, No.
LIS NORTH. CALVERT STREET, BALTI =
MORE, OPPOSITE RARNUAfS H0TEL.--The
purchase sale Of Lottery Tickets within the State
Of Virginia being now IN violation Of law and at
tended with heavy penalty on conviction. the sab
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and 9thers who may Eel pnrchese,
thirty years aud being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems i almost
10 give any further assurances that all bus confd
ed4o him viii be promptly and properly stte nilea to-
ET Packages single tickets aud shares, In ali the
Maryland LSsteries for sale. 49, 81 fss-sF q -
RsThs plnted ot6eial drawings sent to ccrrsspon.
cSrPfizes casbed at isht. n ii
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
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ne y" WHITE GREASE" is a new.
- convenient and economical substitute for tar and
other iubrcators for the axles of transportation cas
omn,ngs carriages drays, wagons, &c Il Is NOT
anectea Dy the weather, retaining the same consis-
axes axes and Is cheaper and more durable than anv
For sale in tin sanisters of three and s;x nonnd.
and in kegs Of Is, SO and 100 lbs each. bv
-, ADIE GRAY, Drugaists
nov l9-o&cts Agents for the Manufactnrer.
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NOIlCE.-The subscriber having taken
- the buildings corner of Franklin and I -.
taxes this method IF calling the attention of his
Ir,enns and The public generally to his new stock Of
s p, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS.
&c he IS prepared to all orders 10 hs I;ns
with neatness and dispatch = -'.s t any
y HAVING Hbavlng obtained the services of Mr. LEMUEL
and furnish fine Light Buggy and Cara % Hare,
as can be obtained in our CITY ''
ia 6-1m HENRY RAKrp
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SITUATIONS WANTED by two respec
~ table Irish girls, as chamber maids nnrsas or
would cook for IA small family Apply at this Office