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MUSICAL GIFTS.

NE have just re,siyei q variety # har dsomsly
w boucd MUSICAL WORKS, suitable for hcli-
cay present., TO which respectfully invite he
attention Of The pubic. They IN Prise In part
Bee'hoven's Sonatas vel
Mendelsohn's Songs viii out wor's in vel
Moores Irish Meloi es, In embossed binding
Boqu,t Of Melodies, Potp 'urs o. sill IN. no Tern
Operas, by Peyes, Ia vol
Musical Leaves, en- excellent gift f,r Children
Buds and Blossoms ot Sacred Melodies in vol
The pIettiest OF hozaft's Work, vol
Cancers Album
Mczsr!s sonatas, his, g., Sc.
uILBU5 pITE
dec IL Mus DEPOT.
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DVuBe, Uc1HUcTdt' 80 {.
Warren, fusionist.
Harlan, fusionist......

The LABoRINe MEN OF NEW YoRK.-Last
evening, there was large meeting of the la
boring men of New York city in the Park.
The meeting was held for the purpose of Pc
fitioning the City Councils to build the City
Hall and other pubic works contemplated in
order to give employment to some Of the
thousands of workingmen now idle in that
city. A: great crowd was collected around a
flag raised for the purpose.
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rE Is sONAI..

80. Martin koszta, whose protection from
Austrian power by Capt ngraha am, at Smyrna
caused such futtering among idiplomatists
last winter, has just been married in Chicago
where be now resides, thus proving not only
''his intention to become citizen" the point
made by Gov. Marcy in his case, but to be.
come the father Of American citizeuad3 Ecq
-. Col Benton's lecture before the New
York Mercantile Association yielded, it is said
from 81 500 to S2,0G0. -.7 $500 e. -
-. Messrs. Jewett Co., Of Boston, have
paid $40 600 in case TO authors during the til rec
years past, Of which $50, 900 went to Mrs. H.
u. Stowe. 20 :
....H Hon. Levi Foulkrod, member Of the
State Senate, from the Fourth district Of Phil.
adelphia, died yesterday morning at his resi-.
dence in Frankfort, aged about thirty-three
years. We saw Mr. Foulkrod in this city,
about ten days ago, in excellent health and
spirits His death was unexpected. Mr.. Foulk.
rod was an amiable gentleman His party,
and the community in which he lived, have
lost good and true man. . - t'l''+
80. The jury, yesterday, at New York, in
the ease Of Shelton against Fuller, for libel
awarded damages TO the amount of $3.50 The
plaintiff claimed $40, 900. Eleven Of the jury
stood for verdict of six cents. A fortune il
not always made by suing editors. Fuller has
taken exceptions.
80. 1t is said that Daniel Ullman, the great
Chief of the Know Nothings, is in town. He
travels tncog. What is Sam about now?
80. The Rev. c. c. Pise, Of Brooklyn, New
York, and formerly chaplain of the Senate of
the United States, Is to deliver O lecture on
Wednesday, the 10th Of January, in ,Csrusi's
Saloon, before the Young Catholfs Friends
Society. ~ : a'eia os:J 'efH Z. 2C@
80. Mr.. Grimes fusion majority for Cover.
nor in Iowa was officially declared to be ,1l9,
but is said actually to DO 200 more r.,
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NO ADVANCEIN PRICES

a. account Of the Holissys ] SIN ,aad shall lei
" daily lie ewing. direct from The manufacturers
variety Of styles Of JEWELRY. e coed sssott.
mtnt Of pure SILVER WARE. viz: Srooas EorLs
Ladies, Pie, Fruit. Fiji AMI Fat er Knivee Silver
and plated reS Sets, spl' ndi1 8oS.e:s Cops ana
hrt rat Lax 81 superior time Wstches that vi 1
sell rs hef.ioiore) mach below the usall prices
ask. d at ether es;ablis hmeIts in the District.
Please call at AIS PennsyiTapia avcnue between
AZ and G-i, 2reeti. H. o. HOOD.
dec I'll
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H Memorials are in circulation in the city
of New York for signatures, praying Congress
to,empower the President to tender the media.
ton Of this Government With . view to putting
an end to the European war.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

FTaHE underiign,d will have all o. his accounts
i made out~by the 23d ins'a ant, aud he would
most earnestly request his customers to call ard
settle the same promptly either by cash or with
notes at short date as it is matter OF gre import.
ance to him to have his books closed up
3 WILLIAM K. hILEY,
Corner Eighth street, opposite Centre Market.
dec 22-1R
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BAD BILL-An exchange. describing, q
counterfeit bank bill, says the yignstM SIS
cattle and hogs, with church ID tin, dis<
lance" A good illustfaHonef the VSrI1sT :
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Iowa UNITED STATES SENAToR-The two
houses of the Iowa legislature met in conYen.
ton en- the l4th instant, for the purpose of
electing a. United States senator in the place
of Hon. A. c: Dodge, whose term of Office ex-
pires on the 4th of March next. Two ballots
were taken, with the following result:
Dodge, democrat. ................29
Warren, fusionist. ,....,.........1S
Harlan, fusionist. IL
Cook, national whig ,...........-6 o.
A caucus Of the fusionist members and the
six national wings who voted for Mr.. Cook was
held the same evening, when Mr.. Harlan was
nominated. The six national WING members
retired from the caucus with the determine
ton not to support the nominee. As the bal
ance Of power rests with them, they can either
secure the reelection of Mr.. Dodge, or have
the election postponed until next winter.
After the two ballots, as noticed above, had
been taken, motion prevailed to postpone the
election until Thursday, the 2lst instant,
(yesterday)
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
N1E shall have ready for delivery on the 9th in
w slant, all accounts due and the late firm Of
maxwell, Sears ColIey. All these that are not
called or will be rende red, and we earnestly hope
and NEST repeatedly insist upon bsug closed
in full! to the lst OF tie year; it is very ira
pGrant that the business of the late firn Should be
settled ss soon possible.
COLLBY & SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh st., 2 doors above
dec 2l-Gt Ayepne Uou.a
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REMOVED.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Mrs. G. ANDERSON has this day received a
IAl large assortment of Fancy Articles viii h she
ing Of various articles Of Fancy i, atorery, Fancy
Iettsr and Note Paper, Geld and Silver lens and
Pencil Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Back
gamGon Boards and Chess, Papet Weights Ink
stands, &c
Also, selection Of Miscellaneous noek,. consist.
ing OF Poems and Juvenile BookR, when will be
sold at reduced prices.
x56 Pa. av., 81 door from Kirkwooa House.
de- 2l-2H
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REDUCING STOCK.

1GEDUCINU OIOCN.
TN order to reduce cur large and we'll escorted
l. stock of Fancy Dress Goods, We shall ccmme c.
to day selling CT atgreaty reduced prices for cash
OF to orr most prompt custom .rs
In our assortment will bs found Iarse Il. ct
Fancy Brocad-, Plaid end Stripe Silks, and 5coI
French printed Mouseelines, with viii BE- old al
prime cost, as we have concluded not Il keep any
more IN our ctock.
JUST OPENED.
beautiful assortment of French Embroidered
Pocket Herdkerchisfs, Collars, Sleeves
= 10 sets dne S'e3ves and Collars to mate,
With many other new and desirable Goods FIR the
present Season. and ct fair low prices.
~ All articles sold at cur egtsb.ishpe,t Are
warranted TO prove as representa-.
C0LLlY l. Scans
No. 523 Seventh st., 2 doors atove Az nue.
dec 22--eocw Eor,a
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n@ Attention, Pioneer CJub.-You
US are requested to attend the regular meeting
of thu Club in the hall tf The Franklin Engine
House, en- SATURDAY EVENING, the 23d inst
Punctusl attendance is requested of every MEM
ber as there e bu mess portance to be brought
before the Club to make arrangements for the ball
By order Of the President. dec 12-2ts
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AS~ BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRO NoURsE
All pefsons having notes due at our Office on Mon
day next, Christmas, are requested to attend to
their settlement to morrow, 23d Instant.
dec 3-1t*
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Christmas Presents for Children and Missss.
FURS .-FURS!
&EYMOUR, Ia Georgsto an. has this day completed
~ the most beautiful and varied ass9rtm cut OF
FUaS for misses aud children ever off ed u the
Distric', Containing sets Of
Minerva Cuffs to match
Vsrieg gated Squirrel new article
Do Jenn.tt
And many other kind. Prices r. duced low.
w. SEYH( U
dec % Sc No. l32 Bridge street
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 VERY hhRGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH
N Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic. Prayer Books In
rich and seg ant biniinp, and chidrens Books, the
NICE. extensive colceion erec tefcre offered in the
District
Also, good assortment Of Cutlery and Fancy sta.
oonery. Just received, and TOR sale at great lar
bsins by L. 4. LUNDY,
No. l28 Bridge street,
oeo 9O- Georgetown.
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SUPERIoR BOTTLED LIQUORS FOR MEDIcI-
- NAL PURPOSES
Choice Cognsc 6raady
Port, Sherry. and N sdera Wines
families recemmended by Their physicians the
use OF any of the above liquors for medicinal pur.
poses, Will bear Ia mind that tae subscriber has
tnem constantly On hand, Of the pursst and best
quality. KOB'T K. TWEEDY, Grocer,
dec 2l-dtJau1
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~ WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Notes maturing in this Bank on Monday, the 25th
instant, Cristmas Day, aud Monday, the 1st Janu.
sry, New Years Day, must be ATTENDED TO previous.
fy: LEWIS JOHNSON, Treasurer
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oD1 Lecture by Bsyard Taylor at
lt8 Carusi's Saloon, on TUESDAY EVENING,
December 25!h. Subject: "Japan and the Japan
ESQ.,"
Admission Is cents.
des 22-2t
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FUhS, FURS,

FUkS, FURS,
NHR1SfMAS PRESe MIS- AT SEYMlua'S IN
" GEoRGErJWN -Notbicg can be more appro-
PIRATE IS pres n TO lady than beautiful set Il
FURs. just received this Cay feon Nea York e,e-
CANT GETS Of
one Marten. Mink Martsr
Fitch, RICK Msr.en, Squirrel, Frmiae
The greatest abUndaace Of caildren's Furs.
Prices lower than ever. W. T. sgYMOUH
Gee 20-3ts No. 49, B-i lca street.
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

VA AO~Duys
In the Senate, to-day, they met and ad.
journed over until Tuesday next, being in seg.
sion but q few minutes
In the House, Mr.. Houston reported from
the Ways and Means Commit e the Post Office
Department ind the Ocean Mail Steamer an.
preparation bills for the fiscal year ending on
the Goth fjJune, 1856; both committed.
Various local and private bills were report
ed and referred.
Mr.. Hubbard moved resolution directing
the committee on naval affairs to enquire into
and report on the propriety of granting per.
mission to the inhabitants Of Seayey's island,
to build a bridge across an arm of the Pisquat.
aqua river on to the Kittery Navy Yard grounds
and to grant them road through those grounds
to the village Of Kittery; agreed to.
Mr.. Fuller reported from the Commerce
Committee resolution authorizing and direct.
ing the President to open correspondence
with the British authorities, with the view ia
induce that Government to erect first class
lighthouse on Cape Race, in whole or in part
at the cost Of this Government
This resolution was debated by Mr.. Fuller
for it, and Mr.. Smith of Va, when the latter
moved its commi ment; not agreed to.
This resolution was then further debated by
Mr.. McMullin against it..
The question was being put by yeas and
nays on the passage Of this resolution az our
report went down. -
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% Those having goods for the Christmas
holidays are reminded that, as Christmas
comes on Monday, tomorrow will be the last
day previous to the great holiday on which
they will have the privilege of letting the pub
lie know what they have for sale.
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n~ FAER.-Ths ladies attached to Cnicn
uS Chapel III. e. Church, will hold FAIR ia
FaTnham's Hall, corner Of Eleventh street and Pa.
avenue, commencing on MONDAY, the 1S.h inst,
the proceeds of which will be applied to the i'm.
prevemen Of the above named Church.
variety OF useful articles win be offered for sale
Supper ser7ed every eyepiss: aanission l21a cts.
usc l8-lw*
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union discusses the tariff question with
the Philadelphia North american, and con.
tains card from Hon. Mr.. Richardson, of
Illinois, In refutation of q story saying that he
owesyhis reelection to Know Nothing votes.
This he denies, and presents statistics to dis
prove the allegation:
The Know Nothing papers that make this
accusation know well that their societies were
organized for the benefit Of my opponent, and
that be obtained their votes Without this
organisation, and upon the Nebraska. issue
alone, my majority, in my opinion, would have
been increased near two thousand.
els it . part of the system Of the Know
Nothings to claim every victory, in order th at
they induce the belief that they are not ON
nipotent! Is this the way In which their dis
tinguished advocate (Mr. Banks) claims that
they control legislatures, courts, and Judges
ls 1t part of their plan, when they mean to
utter falsehood, to say it is reported" and
give common rumor as their author? -
belong to I'd secret political organiza-
non; never have belonged to any such par
y; and l trust never shall be identified
with them. History admonishes me that they
are dangerous to liberty, and prolific of an
archy, confusion, and bloodshed. ----------
If there is honor, integrity, or truth In
those that have invented and circulated this
falsehood against me, they will publish this
my reply, or their own disclaimer of the Sian.
der. w. A. RICHARDSON
The Inteiiigsncsr declines editorial TODAY
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WASHINGTON BAKERY.

HE subfcriber has commenced new BAkISG
Il EsTABAISHhENT on It'll, between l. and N
also to hi. bro her Mech ,nics, those who. like him
have ierved regular apprenticeship, and TO his
brother soldiers OF the Mexican War; and last, not
Least to the citizen soldiers of Washington to ford
MIN share OF their patronage. Every article by
his personal atts ntion, shall be of ,uperior order
which. by bis extensive experiences In Washington,
New York, New Dreams and Mobile, he can produce
In the very arst style. His stand in Centre Market
10 NO 34, west wing; and in the Northern Liber.
ties Market, near the centre See signs At each.
All orders left at his establishment, o. at either
Of the above stands will be promptly attended to-
being prepared to su ply cake Of all descriptions
irciuding new styles iron other Cities for Parties
and the holidays.
dec 2l-2ls WILLIAM UIITrIrNcnN
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goo REwARD.--Lost, yesterday evening
pAC between ithe hours of and o'clock a
Gold Hunting WATCH, with chain and charms at
tachsd-supposed to have been dropped in the
neigh borhood OF Pennsylvsnia avenue and ST.
The above reward will be raid to the finder upon
application to Messrs Gait & Bro, Jewelecs, Pa av-
enue. dsc22
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES for Jauuuy
Nl 1885 -All the Monthly Magazines received,
except Harper's, and for sale at
LII . SHiLLINGToN'S Eookst re.
Any one wishing to present lady friend with an
appropriate holiday f let him subscribe to s;ther
Gcdey's Ladys Bcok Graham's Magazine, Lsdiss'
Gazette Of Fashion, or Harper's Magazine. SUI
s:riptions received at Publishers pricss, and de-
hvered In sns Part of the city, sent by mail 30
any part Of the country.
A large and magnificent assortment of Animals,
eff Books, Juyen nile aud Toy Books slso the great
Christmas Brother Jonathan, full Of the most in.
te-estipg pictures
Almanacs Of every dest riptior, wholesale or re-
tail
Gold PeDs, e splendid assortment
And every thing in the stationery line at
JOE SHILLINGTON,
dc % Cprner Pa. Avenue and AZ street
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KNOW NOTHING GIFT FOR 1855.
N Life Of Barnum, new supply
Do Greedy do
Ruth Hall, Fanny Ferns last
Away Down East, Jack Downings last
Webster and his contem poreries
And host of new works.
Just received at the New Union Bookstore, 474
"a. avenue. dec Oft
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OWEN d. BESrOR,

OWEN a. BESTOR,
MATHEMATICAL PHILOSOPHICAL AND OPTICAL
IL Il u M 4 n II MA IA Err
instruments in the line O. his profe sion
MADE AND REPAIRED
huh Accuracy, NeatneSs and Despatch.
Also, Dealer In
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, MINERALS, FOSSILS,
SHELLS AND COINS.
No. AIS
Pa avenue, between Tenth Eleventh sts.
dec 90 Ste
TAYLOR = hIAURY have the honor to an.
4 nounee the completion of the preparations for
the Festival Season.
In a dtion to their ordinary stock (Which has al.
ways bsen characterized by elegance and variety
they have received choice selection of beautifully
illustrated and tastefully bound books-articles Of
'versu" In Porcelain, Bronze and other msnufse.
ture
Writing Desks in Papisr Msche and rosewoo.
Gard Baskets, Jnkstande
Ladies' Cabas, Cigar Stands and Cases
Porte Monnaies, Taper Stands &c.
Together " ID general assortment Of Novelties,
remarkable for combination of the useful with the
ornamental, at prices suitable 10 the artisan mil.
lionaire.
Book and Stationery Store, nesr 9Th st.
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MORE PRESENTS.

MI W. GAIT BRO. opened this day, another
wi. case OF elegant Jew.lry, Fancy silver Ware
Fine Fans, silver Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, and
bijouterie of all kinds
Purchasers would do well to call early.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th lts.
dos 22--3k
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FOR, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

FUR, CaRISTMAS PRESENTS.
M have juat IeceiTed the finest and richest as
w sortaent of Crsvs.s, scarfs, Stocks, Hdkts
Ties, Gloves Collars, suspsnders, Mufers, &C., t.
os seen Ia tins city, mskiag most splendid variet,
OF suitable Christmas presents.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa, avenue, next door to the Iron Hsll
dee N-St
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CONSERVE AND PREsERVED GINGER AND
~ Chow-Chow, Attea and Chcong Loong, Canton
fresh Importation. For sale by
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No 40, opposite the Centre Market
de- 22-3t
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CHRISTMAS CAKES.

4 LBERT PARKER On L, between Seventeenth
~ and Eighteenth streets, bakes any kind Of
Cakes in the bet style
lie has now on hand fne assortment Of CAKES
whi-h families woald find to their advantage to
give him call, as his cakes are eecond to no in
the city. dec 22-lts
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FRENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.

FRENCH MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
M RS. q. BEaRENDs Ct Baltimore wculd ss,.r-
Vl most respectfully inform her frieni- EHx$3
and the ladies Of Washington in genera 9kSe$
that she will open the latest st lie Of BON W.
NE for the Winter, and at the most reasonable
prices, on Friday, December ED Rt her STORE p M
sylvania avenus, between ~ and streets, s,ath
side.
Also, larse assortment EuLre;d cries asd Lace
Goods always hand, such as Collars, Under
sleeves, Chemisetts, Ribbons, Flcwere, &c.
n. B.-Futipg dose at the shortest notice, and
also futed Collars &c for fale. dec Sta
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~ Capt. Oliver Byrns, Scientific Leo.
operations in the Crimes, and the influence of the
present European War ON the United Slater, FRI
DAY EVENING, Dec: 22d, at Copp's Saloon, to com.
mence at o'clock Tickets 20 cents esct, to be had
ct the hotels and Boo Stores end at the door on the
evening of the lecture. dec 19-4t
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A NNUALS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS, &c
II Children's Books in great abundance.
Abbott's Rollo and Lucy Books. &c.
Cheap for cssh at the New Bookstore,
dec 22-f 474 Pa avenue.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MRS. G. ANDERSON has received large and
WI complete assortment Of Mathematical Instru
msnts and Drawing Materials of superior quality
The Mathsmatical Instruments are chiefly Of Swiss
mandatory in eases, well as Ia ssparats pieces
Water colors and oil colors Drawing papers of ey.
cry quality.
Al o, Studies in Drawing and Painting.
dec 22-tf 276 Pam avenue
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representatives abroad ~.
More Falsehoods Tho Washington CORES.
pondent Of the New York Commercial Aavsr.
tiser has the following: '-'' 55.i'.i..7z l.
ssBut this banking house (selden, Withers
d Coz held Oh npo9 some Government de-
posits. How much we would like TO know. It
is said that the Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives had about nine thousand dollars of
the contingent fund there, and he is also re-:
ported as debtor to the bank 10. -
We are authorized to say that the Clerk Of
the House never deposited dollar of public
money with this banking house he keeps his
accounts with. and deposits in, the Treasury of
the United States. Nor is he, strictly speak.
ing, ia debtor Of the bank "A business
transaction With another party, not tile 6Guh'
has led to the transfer of certain sureties to
the bank, and their negotiation by the bank.
The publication leads to the belief that these
are protested debts, which is not So One Of
these notes is not due until April 1s55-the
other in October, 1855. That the securities
were negotiate by the person holding them,
in advance Of their maturity, is a common
transaction; but, in the present case, the party
giving the securities was not aware of the
transfer until he saw it printed in the papers.
1t il due to truth and justice that those jour.
nals which gave currency to the story to which
werefer, should give himths benefit Of this con
tradiction, 90, o7--- ri --t,. .l-.r,. -,
The Current Redemption Of United States
stecks.-Ths demand upon the Treasury for
money Oh. this account isjust now exceedingly
brisk. Upitd4beh, eslday, at least $SIaOo, Oeo
had been paid oat on this account since Mon
day morniIg4sst G15 - D. e-aks - .Ha
z II. $50 3d. - c-a -.
Lisht,HSuse Keepers Appointed.-Albett
Thomas, to ba ASSISTANT keepsr>of the light
house at VI itehead, Me-, at&2oaayearafG Z
e Albert Edwards Ito be keepeEoft the light
mouse at GARDENERS IslanA, N.rYt 1T 500 q
year. = - s-@ at; fioEsy EnseSo..!