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shape, the whole Germanic population, because
they regard lager-bier as one of those domestic
institutions with which the law has no business
to interfere, except in the preservation of order.
Those two dark looking individuals are Italian
refugees. They are wrapped up in the Euro
pean war, and the prospects of young Italy.
Here we have cluster of French red republi-
cans. They are talking Of Louis Napoleon,
Nicholas, and Ledru Rollin. Five thousand
such bearded fellows, refugees Of France, Ger
many, and Italy, turned out one day to wait
upon Kossuth at the Irving House. In front
they bore the blood.red banner Of their or
der emblazoned with the motto of +" Liber-
e, egalitc, .frate,mitc :" and their enthusiasm
was almost fearful to contemplate. But here
we have poor Chinaman, one OF the late long.
Hook-Tung Dramatic Association, vending Sc
gars on the sidewalk. Thus, from the Astor
House up to the New York Hotel, a long mile
up Broadway, we pass through a continuous
stream, with two currents, of Irish, Germans
French, and Italians, with an intermixture o
Bowery boys, country merchants, and fey
quiet citizens mingling in the tide and tobacc,
smoke.
Turning down, at the New York Hotel, t
Washington square, we find itpretty well popu
lated with the nurses and children OF the sur
rounding streets. Passing through this litt'
park, into the aristocratic and beautiful FIT
avenue, with its two heightened lines of splen
did brown-stone and marble houses, the seen
changes instanter. Broadway we have left i
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THE DAILY UNION

have been blocked up the woods Of the
Messrs Felers Benjamin of the National Hotel yester-
day sent out large quantity Of provisions by special
train TO feed the hungry passengers Snow had fallen to
the depth Of two three feet and s falling Every
exerton being made to get the track clear so that the
trains might pass
The Chicago Tribune of Friday says;
Plenty of is what umbermen most wish for in
western Michigan at this and their wishes
grated 10 their fullest We understand that the
snow from to two feet deep and the foundation such
leaves little apprehension of its passing away very
The steamers Pacific and Cleveland came down from
Milwaukee Wednesday evening and have gone into
winter quarters here Last season the Pache made her
last trip from Milwaukee on the 10th DecembG Thus
navigation between the two ports has closed thirteen days
earlier this season"
The Cincinnati Sun OF Monday says:
The river is falling fast and filled with floating ice
two or three inches in thickness There only five feet
water Warsaw bar The weather since last report
has somewhat moderated not enough however for to
expect any great change
The Springfield Mass Republican says:
Since the Of the first of last week the per-
fiction of New England winter exists The ground has
thick covering Of snow and the seighng Is excellent
The merry bells heard in every direction and at all
hours of day and night The bids defiance 10 the
sun, and holds its own remarkably
The Savannah Georgian that the weather in upper
Georgia is becoming decidedly winterish At Atlanta
the sth according the nelgencer they enjoying
the invgoratng influences of northern winter weather.
Foot passengers find the crossing the ice at Albany
safe and speedy.
Lake Champlain is closed The weather North is very
severe.
TINES IN New YoRK-A ell-known hotel proprietor of
New York has suspended and large retail clothing estab
lishment has asked for an extension.
SHAwIs--At the Bay State Mills in Lawrence Massachu-
there annually manufactured four hundred thou
sand shawls valued upwards of million and half of
dollars. The mills consume forty thousand pounds of
wool in day or upwards of twelve millions year The
feeces of least three million sheep annually
quired TO supply their demand
The CHEROKEE NATIoY.-The annual message of Mr..
Ross the chief of Cherokees has appeared He
that the droughs of the past have cut short the
crops portion of the people will have 10 be
vided for by the government In quarters however
the crops have abundant and it will not be necessary
to go out of the precincts of their territory for sup
plies.
The JENNY LIND cosCERTs--According TO statement
lust published the total receipts at ninety five concerts
given by Jenny Lind in this country amounted TO Sl2
lsl or an average of ST496 each The amount paid to
Jenny Lind was $2os,eT5, but she refunded $4,000.
COL KoRposAY-This well known gentleman has open
ed dancing school in Cincinnati.
The COTTON cRor.The New Orleans Pcayune says that
estimates of the cotton crop be made with some
degree approaching accuracy The lowest figure named is
now 100000 3l50ooo bales and it is than likely
that they right
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HON. MR.. MACY.

In the New York Tribune Of Thursday last we-nd the
following telegraphie despatch;
.sMr Macy complains bitterly of the course of the
non endorsing him earnest and cordial friend of the
administration He says the article has prorated him
his district II was unadvised and cruel"
The above like most Of the Washington gossip which
finds its way into the New York papers has not the slight
est foundation in truth We speak advisedy when we
state that Mr. Macy and sincere supporter of
the administration and that his feelings towards this pa
per are Of the friendly character As to the Unions
endorsement of Mr. Macy during the late canvass
have reason to know that It kindly received and fully
appreciated.
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= i,s rlscs Shame on the democrat little worthy
~ the marty of Jefferson Madison, and jackson, that
he can unite with those who in this free country striving
- make war ON any creed in religion any among
n sueh being is no democrat-the disgraeed
rb,e he bore IT, IL would be shame to any in this
l.ndte model land to which foreigners have so long looked
b Affection hope the hour Of their oppression TO
n in the ndseriminate cry raised against foreigners
Rore democrat can do H. his heart be changed his
most noble and generous feelings taken from him, and that
narrow and selfish feeling which embraces only itself must
ke the pIace of them Such ought not 10 be recog
saa "a democrat in any democratic community earth.
To stand on level with the Turkish Sultan would be for
him decided progress large advance in hberaty and
true democratic sentiment.
a The man who charges any democrat Of New Hamp-
bi with sweryng at this time from the principles and
ganization of his party WILL venture to say be guilty OF
ul libel The capital be by iayorng OF the FAC
tons we referred to belongs not to the democracy
lis only honorable or hopeful in regard to them
s.tanee The democracy and democracy only has been
found capable Of it. Its duty meet these enemies OF
institutions and overcome them If democrats had the
pouer they should make the attempt without fear
Inc for II il RIGHT TO do So But they have it, and viii
n the crisis requires steady the National Ship amid the
storms which beet Now is the time when the true demo-
Graf establishes his character Now is the time when md
md cbapgeling politicians found out. Now is the time,
in back which from the distant future, the patriot
NAV thank that he has done service To the
country Well may the democracy be proud to occupy that
and conciiatory position in these times which
our foefathers when they framed the constitution
We'll may seorn to go down and fight under any of the
hammers which dscord erected. Its motto is the Union
m paorm oeration and its flag the tag OF the country
with lust AS many stars its folds sparkle in the fair sky
of the constitution and stripes are invited by
the aggressions Of cur enemies.
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tee may be permitted TO say that he Is allowed go
on and complete the work in accordance with his
genius, taste, Judgment and skin, il will present when
finished beauties and perfect harmony in all lis
parts probably than be found in any other building
in the world of the order.
With full knowledge Of the strength and boldness of
my language Mr. Editor, have said thus much in simple
justice to Mr. Walter. have spent quarter of century
in the study of architecture and practical budinghaye
studied the drawings and designs of most not all of the
principal edices in the world but in of the Greean
order have found anything which will fairly
pete with this in many of It's details
GRECIAN
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For the Union
ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL EXTENSION.

AhIHlTECT OF IHE CAPlTol EAlENSioA-H
AE EDToB; Amongst others did ali in my power, by
word and deed induce the present administration to
h The services Of Mr. Walter architect for the Capitol
a'elson Ny solicitation for the retention of Mr. W. was
ao caused by the supposition that the plan adopted by
resident Fillmore from Mr. VS. pencil was, by any
means the best that could have been devised In fact
An perfectly satisfied that had the latter gentleman been
e' entirely to himself and The dictates OF his genius,
e should have had plan that would have done credit
umseif and the country But is too late to talk Of
mistakes already made and past remedy and thatwa not
ne object with which commenced writing. My intention
vas 70 speak Of the detailed elaborate and extremely beau
- TO and one might truly say exquisite designs of Mr.
nf for carrying the plan that has been adopted for
Ae extension
u order of the present Capitol has OF course been
@nea IN The new work; but that order, is well known
M architects is capable of almost infinite variety of
~ PUNISHMENT and beauty Of design. OF this latitude Mr.,
@ svaiied himself to great extent and had the ablest
INFECT the world has known-even Michael Angelo
'-iiVedr with all his genins 10 this day, &c might
'Ouna tul employ in exploring this field Of beauty
order ss
m nave mad the pleasure Of looking over and examining
ue completed drawings Of the exterior and interior of
w" wings OF the Capitol and in justice to the archi
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SALE TO-DAY.
PHiLir DrRocRBnohE aud others
4 Circuit court Of Caroline
{ county, sitting in equity

'"''' rs N ''i Circuit Caroline
ID, CLARKE and Others. e""hy, SUING IN equny
THE object this suit tina
mentioned 10 bill Of compliments The bill Philip
Dcrochbros Ann c. Newman, william Clarke Clark
Clarke, sally Clarke, julia A. Clark, Bogan
Of William Bogan omery Lurana Clarke Easmira Newman,
CahariBe Newman and Jua
Of certain real estate lying IN Carcins
hr
between tho
parties according to their just proportions
That said William d. Clarke, L. Clarke, Joshua d.
Clarke sally Clarke, Julia Clarke, Luranis Began
Bogsn, live the State Maryland sd
and ordered that the complainant causing copy
order be I'M ered IN pubhed
Shore weeks
before the June give said
defendants the
them this solicitor
first O June
any they have why ought pass prayed.
P. r. HOPPER.
copy Test: THOMAS n. CAREY. Clerk,
October &, 1884. Dec 4-lnw3wWp
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became dull and depressed whea.sOoo bushel, white
sold at 81 ~ 10 red sold sl 80 81 ss Coru-s 600
white sold At 81 cents and lot of yellow IS cents
oso,e 'h but afterwards became dull The prices
OF other articles remain unchanged
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BARGAINS for the Hoitds ys,-wships make change
in business will this close
very prices wap,ne
well o consists Of
Embruideries, aces ihends, flowers
Dress head dresses, gloves trimmings
Together lot o(
which will he sold cheap A. TATE,
Dec le--ao3t Penn between and Ih ss
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Home Hill Boarding school for Boys.

THIS the first Monday
Fs,is Church, Fsnax
Aerapdris, from Washington
Tho location celebrated
The principal aims 10 made this school pupils
soundly practical and
The scholastic Of ~ weeks divided
encing respectively the first Monday January April
September
Board and tuition alo per payable term In advance
Students in the ssstcs win be subjected
For further particulars address r. p udon Fas Church
fax Virginia
Nov M-2awiisJand&cf
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Mr. WERsTERs EsrArE--The executors of Mr. Webser's
estate have asked leave of the Plymouth Mass probate
court sell much Of his real shall raise the
Of SO92O6 49, for the payment of all debts and in
cumhrances thereon
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Has DEcLISEp.-Rey. DR.. w. l.. Breckenridge has de-
cned accepting the second invitation become president
of Westminster College, at Fulton, Missouri
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ANOTHER BooK.Mrs. Mowatt Richie has another book
in press, which win shortly be published
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Bunker and Deai in Erchange &c., No. 432 Pennronia
nue. Wdhngton ID. e.
TTNcURRENr land warrants, Virginia scrip, bought
" sold.
Drafts all the principal cities sold purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Claims against the government collected.
1-Jmdkw
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DEATH AcLKReYxAs.--Rev. Archibald Smith, of Phil
adelphus c., died his way home from the meeting
the synod of North Carolina, at Concord
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY,. DsoKxnra "a ,ssa

"WEDNESDAY, DKoExBnR ID 1854
Hale Kingsley and T. s Van Hoevenbergh, esos of AL
bany New York admitted attorneys and counseors
of this court
Nos and 7. The State of Pennsylvania complainant
vs the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company The ar
gument of the several motions in these for writ Of
sequesaton against the corporation for an attachment
against its officers for writ Of stance to exact the de-
cree of this court and for taxation Of costs was com
menced by Mr. Edwin NJ Stanton support thereof and
continued by Messrs Russell and Reverdy johnson in op-
position thereto
Adjourned till Tomorrow III o'clock
Painting and the music of harps most
lecture each excellent in its kind nightly Odd Fellows
Hall fairy land Everybody who has attended has been
pleased staneys Western Wids certainly an admir-
panorama. Let everybody see It'll
National Theatre.
FAREWELL soIREEs OF THE KuNKELs,
7as1sday, Friday, and Saturday Ess.imss.
KUNKEL's OPERA TROUPE
win appear THURSDAY EvExso, Drosx,r. a.
BENEFIT OF THE AMERICAN RIFLES.
OK FnlDAY Evrnrss.
BENEFIT OF THE ANACosTIA FIRE COMPANY.
ON SATURDAY EvKnxo,
BENEFIT OF THE AMPHioN oUARTETTE BAND, OF
WASHINGTON.
Admission gentlemen ladies'
quee a5 cents gentlemen without ladies', k
third tiers ofboxes, 25 cents.
Dec H-dar. JOHN T.. FORD Agent
The Great Nation.l Panorama.
sTANLEY's WESTERN wILDsi
Or, the Tndian and hu Coaafry;
the Northern Pacific Railroad
vcyed by Governor Stevens
Is on exhibition at ODD FELLOWS HALL, Seventh street.
night
open s1 o'clock Erhisiiou commences at 7x.
J. n. STANLEY,
Dec ls-du Artist and Proprietor
SALE TO-DAY.
ny aNEk;N d SCOTT, Aactioneery
VRUsTEES SALE OF HORSES, WAGON CAaRYALl AND
i other Al
Thursday the lh instant, shall SELL trust
from Henry G. Murray the subscriber and beaSug
day December 1884, and duly recorded
Green h scou's auction store, at 10 O'Clock, m.
excellent work horse, isprins wagon
carryan, 9 sets harness
superior cider
patorm scale, several counter scales
With other articles which deem enume
All OF $23 cash over s9o credit Of
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
! tersst.
JOHN C, c. HAMiLToN Trustee
cdiatey above shall sell lar.e
Monop
gaheia whiskey, 10 thousand cgar-
rash
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THE WEsr AND SOUTH.-nALTINORD AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
~

k0kx9LG-2II1k9x.(
LP''ssd aa"s'-s"'' for ''as.l-I~Sersa~s eAa~s Of she'd
hE late completion Of Central railroad between wheel
inS and Coiumbus uniting doce,
line the Baltimore and Ohio posioa Of IN, Wr
land North
through that dsei,on On and amer Non
day. NosemberT ~, 1854, the uains will be follows
FoR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two tst taips daily will Pipt the ma.
nan saving CAmdsn station al instead Of O'Clock,
second the leaving o. M instead Off D.
M as heretofore, and through Wheeling ia about II
nsion Jancton, bykese Monocacy Harper Ferrv Msuas
burg Sir John Kan, Cumberlsnd INT aowi,sto,s New
wood Aad water aud Beth make prompt ana
regular sosneaon With tbs Of The Cssa
sfoss Aanssv.s Newark Coiumbas CINCINNATI Louisville Day
,ou ssns.sky ro'cde Detroit fndanapoi Ckcsxo Louis
&c Passengers leaving Baiore train win reach Cn
enns for dinner days while express train thsy arrive
at " the melt night beisg kept the BY
either =
Northwest, Cleveland and all Intermediate
points, make direct connexicn with upon
land and Fttsbury railroad
for steamer. between Wheeling and Wee leaving
Keunos, Wheeling as follows, The exor.,s
train at % M seschisg Batimors at 80
Throuh % icts. ns ho o.%0e fia% y = F. M a.
o. Louis and othe rver eies will be sold at all
Through tickets
important cities and towns In the West omces
Of the company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mali leaving station win take passengers for
Wheeling s IL IS, midnight Cumberland Is a. m and ar
rives u Badsoss 1t 7, pm
diss places. viii start az daily, (excsps suaasy arriving
Frederick w. Resurane leave Frederick al O. A. M
kicos sceoms.odsaoa win se run daily fexcsps
Leave Camden @ Station AZ ., s.n M, and ., pm.
Dec H-dn
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MssoUR-The legislature of this State meets on Christ
day
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OHIo.-Hon- r. b. Warden has been appointed by Gov
Medill justice of the supreme court of Ohio.
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q r N Il X A L. N T. w 3.
GRECfAN.

GENERAL Soorr.-Gen Scott a visit TO his rela-
tons in Howard county, Nd last week
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p EkIDENTS for the winter and Strangers vino n.s
IL desire kind Of dry goods will invariably ind
very large and choice stock combining all that is x
novel in that line.
Dealing fabrics of reliable qualities, and having
fixed and unnterabe price, naturally that
they be better suited establishment than
An examination ofstyes cordially solicited MI
Good articles, prices and dealing relied all
PERRY d BROTHER,
" Central Stores, - building,
Dec 2-90dm opposite Market
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Painting and the music Of harps and entertaining
lecture, each excellent in its kind nightly Odd Fellows
Hall fairy land Everybody who has attended has been
pleased stanieys Western Wds is certainly an admir-
panorama. Let everybody see it!
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TO Mensbevs Of Cs~Hress, Citizens, and strangers.
p j. STEER tailor, Seventh
the attention the public his snns stock Of French cohs
and vesn0s embracing styles NJ
aoon, which be making style OF elegance
passed here elsewhere.
Nov 3cOaw
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THE American Association the Advancement OF
Of tic Smithsonian duri"s an ns
interval between Christmas and New Years day beginning
large distinguished country and
whom there vii, be vsuabs lectures and papers
washington rare and
odseem government Congress- and all the
ana use 's' "'D'' ''' friends fro" abroad
II any minded citizens can offer free entertainment,
.s.a hsif .asy
hand, and whatever is done must os done quickly.
the ID Sise 1'Ss ssy sad r. nss " A. D'v
ID P. Force, esq, vi Hnrbassh, esq, and silas
a" w Mary ..s:lss Rev. c. W. samson, and
e S";s ESQ., a%s s'as i w'.., s.:ss s
7' 3. York AtLee, esq, o. c. Wight, esq and w.
r. RICHARDS.
Sec. Local Com.
= W.s.soIss, Dec s,ls54
Prose- Writer. Bsa LIE D.
Goodrichs Gems Of British Poetry
khse @ White. Ss'r rosisai siI Works and Remains.
The P.asi.: Isieisss by Rev VIM. Stevens. D.
Jerusalem, Localities, by w. odenheime
The SNOW sns,s,t Fisss, nas.as 1854 Ssxs
The Annual, 1885
The editions handsomely bound and beautifully
illustrated.
Dec IA PRANcK TAYLOR.
ny ,. 4. MCGUIRE, Ancssoncsr.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on PENNSYLVANIA
- fronting Tuesday, December
10Th. O'Clock. will be sold tho houses situated
Of 80 Of PeDnsyivanis and
The fronts AZ and back
north, having which
ofers
the Of Washington The hoass will be sold
araieiy " desired.
Terms payments
twelve and eighteen months with interest satisfactorily
cured.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
cd Auctioneer.
13~The above sale IL postponed to Tuesday, tho
10Th Of December, hour and place
JAS. C, MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneer.
gy y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
TRUsTEEs' SALE or PATRIOTIC BANK sToCK.--Ou Fri-
J. afternoon, December l5 4 O'Clock rooms,
shall sell Is 900 Patriotic Bank stock purchasers
mo. A.. ENGLISH,
wM. BAYNE,
trustees.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
I'D Auetonecr.
TO Members or Congress. Ssssnxers. dkc.-DUvALL
BRO, merchant tsioss bnve in NJ ths
their line
N
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Notice 10 Dolinquent Tax Payers.

COLLECTORS OvYIcK,
December S, 1854.
NOTICE hereby
of and will completed and abshsd
about the LIST Of 1855 All
TO come forward and b psyns relieve The undersigned
from the duty Of enforcing collection, and
ment. r. T. ROCHE,
Dec I--duanI ColIectcf.
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TO Members or ConGress, sssanxess tkc.-DUvAtL
BRO, tsiiors, NJ
their ae
of
wheh they
orde n their usual style OF elegance.
of silk and wooen shirts and half
umbrellas gloves, uspenders, crsvnts hardkechisf, &c
Dec l4-eoQwif DUvAII. h BROTHER.
-
TRENCH MII.IINERY.-Mirs T. r. MCDONALD fsu~c~s-
Mrs A. n. Clark will exhibit, fashionable
Gin Georgetowp large and splendid collection
bau she
Of ladies' generally
hands wanted.
NIB A large psrIor for rent
Dec Il--A Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. O.
yrRONE " Cloaks" ON C0mnts~scss.We determined
balance the cosks from the i'm
porter three days longer
Ladies have had opportunity OF sseins hsm and
respectfully informed that they do be-
Thursday We actually selling them
for less Than thoy import
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
Dec l9-3tdif Corner Of Penn. ". and oh Vt.
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The National Hotel

HE NatOnaI HOtet
IN this will be for guests
OF this month"; The of the kitchen from
the the building and the alterations about the
will add greatly the comfort
The table will be furnished with the afford,
and served in the best and labor will be
render the house,
liberal patronage which always
Persons desiring
time after tie 2Oh, by calling at the Hotel.
d. D. WILLARD.
WAsnrseTos CRY, November IA, 1854.
Nov l6--n
DOR RENT.-The residence streets
occupied for by Commodore
in the Immediate neighbeoOd of residence
81 Johns Church, and Presidents
Also, for Rent,
The residence street. north side
streets, formerly occupied Quincy Adams
house viii be rented furnished or unfsrnshed.
Apply at The banking house Of Chubh Brothers.
Dec l-d2w
QY virtue or Its locality, and the extent
of its suppies Jsnney shoe has been
shoe rtoc Of Washington Its shelves supplied
promptly filled In the factory above.
speedily made or
der and warranted to it.
r. ST. received supply auction
purchased low for cash. and will be sold wholesale
tai at low prices
HENRY JANNEY,
3aS Pa. between Browns Hotel
3lI G street, opposite Bank Of Washington.
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EOR RENTTbe house occupied by the
Of War 18th street, the Of
given the lst Of December.
Rent 9l The building
eight Of which fourteen feet the
cipal stories
The back building contains nine additional There
perfectly cellars under the buildings
The will
Inquire Of b. w. Re,d, OF r and i4h
Now 2--du
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RELIGIOUS RKyIvALAn extensive religious revival was
going in the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Hunts
Vile Ala on the 9Th It commenced about two weeks
previous
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New YoRK Dec. Is-The American mail steamer Pacific
arrived this morning, bringing later dates from Liverpool
The Cunard Arabia arrived at Liverpool the
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Presents for sAs Holidays.

w. GAIT BROTHER will open this a gnihcent
We soment Of fancy eweiry
cases. card trays porte moansies aud every dcp
" @-'r
Persons of make their e,ec
uons whilst stock and avoid
holidays M. w. GAIT BRO.,
Dec 12-1 Penn. ay,. between nj and iOh ssreets
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VIM. M. Merrfck,

ATTORNFY
No. 3s Louisiana Acenue,
ILL practise in the Supreme Court Of United
w the courts Of the District OF Columbia.
Nov 9l--eolm
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ELECTION ooSFIHMEn.-The synod Of South Carolina
sembed Columbia the 18th instant and confirmed Dr.
Thornwells election to the Theological Seminary by
of 80 to T. The synod then adjourned before
resolved in November next in Camden.