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HURTS VERMIFUGE.


>HERE is perhaps disease to which children
posed that is universal and fatal Worms; persons
of all ages subject to it, and if neglected it may prove
ruinous Then why will you hesitate when you always
have preventor in house at very little expense
Hurts OnriUae1 Termifage. The Medicine stands pre-
eminen-the rapidy with which expels Worms truly
remarkable. Strict attention is all that's required.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally.
RUssELvnLE Ky, July 3D. 1858.
Mr. B. F. HURr-Dear Sir: have been using your Yer
mifuge my family since have beUn acting Agent
for you have used Fshnestocks, Jaynes', Loudsn
Co.'S and Others but must give yours the decided prefer
all others would recommend 10 the commu-
nifty a valuable medicine. Very respectfully
sept 2+wly MILTON ROBERTS.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS.-The
i cheapest and best SOAP in the world. have just
ceived loo of Potash in powder for making hard
soft Soap receipt for making accompanies each AT
least so cent saved in the Of this article For sale
cheap by W. +. GRAY,
ian22 "a Corner of Broad and Market ss
lust received ESQ gross No. l MATCHES in wood
q boxes. Ijan22l IF. GRAY, broadway
lust received 10000 CIGARS, favorite brands, at
81 small advance cost by W r. ShAl,
jan22 "a broaawss..
DIAN'S GUM CHROME GREEN, in lots to SUIT Pur-
i chasers by Uan22 '54l w. F. GRAY. Broeawsy: -
nKANDIES WINES AND HOLLAND GlN-A large
ID supply just received and for by W. T. Una
jan22 34 D1''
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1900
Gases Boots, Shoes, &c.
r. S. HOLLINS & CO.,


No 81 and SO, Corner of College and Union streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
JIAVE received for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE
i !, 200 CASES BOOTS, SHOES HATS, CAPS,
Z72 UIlES, de- Being the LARGEST STOCK of Goods
they have offered this market and which for quality
price and r0T6ety viii equal any Stock in the City
Merchants and all others making their purchases in
Nashville will find it to their INTEREST to give Stock
examination before buying.
r. s. HOLLINS & co.
lSy Feathers, Ginseng Beeswax and Wool received in
exchange for Goods at the highest market price
augl1-53-u.
EDUCATION.
ON MONDAY, January 3Oth, the undersigned will opeu
English and Classical School Vine street. in the
lately occupied BY Mr.. Hume. French classes will
be taught by Z. 2. Zevallos
This School will be limited TO thirty pupils Terms S25
per Sc sson of five months. Il.
B. I. BENTLEY.
RKFEREEs-RevJ J Huntington John McEwen, W 7
Berry 4 Co John Trimbe, Allen Hall, McFernn, J
j Lindsey, Robt Caruhers, John Edgar, and John
Young janl9-lm "a
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STEWART & wEAK EY,s

STEWA 81 wEAKLEY's
EX XPRESS LINEI
L>AMILY GROCERIES delivered in any part Of the ci,y
L free of charge. Orders from customers handed tho
driver will be thankfully received and promptly filed and
delivered fjan27 '54
PACON--A LARGE QUANTITY ALWAYS KEPT
ID on hand and for sale by ..
= STEWART 4 wEAKLEY,
CELERY-ORDERSL LEFT AT OUR STORB THE
price. STEWART WEAKLEY.
jan27 "a No Broadway
OUTER AND EGGS-WE AXE RECEIVING
I'D daily from the country large quantities Of Butter aad
Eggs likewise Chickens and Turkeys, which will sell
cheap as the market. STEWART wEAkLEY.
JanZI "a NO broadssy.
. Il SMITHS, &c.-l0O finished Steel Pointed Cow Bars
so Crow Bar Moulds,
loo Blaeksmiths' Sledges assorted;
100 setts assorted Axes;
20 dozen Picks and hattocks
Is do Shovels and Spades
loo Drills. Just received and for sale lor 6y
janl3 McCREA rERRASS-
CUNDRIES.-lOO bhds Sugar
- 900 bags Rio Coffee; 100 bxs& 4 b1s Star Csndfs
SO 80 do II Hollow Ware; so casks Soda
500 500 s seits Wagon Boxes. .ssd 10 do Brimstons
10 bundles Spring Steel; 6cases Imp1 L Black Tea
100 kegs Pure Lead; very hne;
'u'' ''''''' '''N ~ HeCREA aTERRAss
jsnls s5 Broad street.
C1UNDRIES.-I00O0 Butt Envelopes;
- so dozen Coffee Mills assorted pattsrrs;
10 dozen Powder Fssks, assorted patterns
dozen Shot Pouches, assorted patterns
so I" Kid Dolls;
80 f" Cloth Brushes, assorted patterns,
% sSa,0. ss,E do do s..sd s..orsd Ps,,s.ns
so gross Cedar Pencils, assorted patterns,
rs dozen Looking Glasses,
With general assortment Of yarsty Goods suitable for
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE-No. IL, DEADERfCK STREET.


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subscribers the following rates: Single copies
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Q; the year 81 o. CLuBs-0f Eve and upwards 80 90
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he TElWEEKLY is published every Tuesday thursday
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Remttances of subscriptions be IAade by mail ., our
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companie3 with the cash.
GEORGE w. COOK, .sIET
ATTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND AGENT.
Woco Village, Texas.
yXTIL attend the collection of debts and the invest
w cation and peFscting of land titles in Texas: IL
REFERENCES.
Hon o ". O. ToTTON Hon NATHAN GREEN,
" Il. G. MKNHET, " R. l.. RIDLEY, .. s..
" X. l.. CARUTUETs " ABE CARUrHERs
SJeEN L. BHEs, Governor VIZ. B. CAxPBELL
Aug3l-twly ... l.l
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. N-vt.p.rcFyT MEDICINE HOUSE.-WE

Publishers Box ls6, Philsda-
Booksellers Cgnvassers and Book Agents supplied
he plost liberal terms. septz7-ly
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DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET EsCULAP

THE Fortieth Edition, with One
Il Hundred Engrnvings showing
Diseases and halferinations Of the
Human System in every shape and
form. To which is added Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being OF
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
rage. By WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent q copy Of the KSCULAPfUS
10 bis child. Ii may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obi
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E'RESH ARRIyALS.--75 bags Rio Coffee. new
Il crop
25 bags Laguyra and Java Coffee, sup quality;
25 hogsbeads new crop Sugar;
40 kits fresh Mackerel;
80 bbls Molasses
25 half bbls MOasses;
bags Pepper .....
100 boxes half and quarter boxes Raisns, fresh;
5 cases Table Salt in boxes
25 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Admantine Candles
20 nests Tubs and keeers;
IS 2snd gallon DemiJohns. For sale BY
janSi x. f. BILL
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BROADWAY, Coz. Of Franklin Street, New York.
completed aud opened for travellers who desire agree
I able and attractive accommodations 1t is conducted
upon the principle OF the best European Hotels the meals
being served IN the several spartmens the tables in
the Sao1n at the option Of guests The Hotel and Furni
gbne elegance with comfort and designed well
for the convenient reception Of travellers by the late trains
JOHN TAYLOR,
i-Gn.
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HToLEN-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Stolen from my able Union Street, the nj sht of
The 6th instant, my pair OF CARRIAGE HORSES They
IN buta s. and in the forehead Of each, with
te ,he on ore both OF their hind legs. will give
$50 for Ae recovery of the horses information
ha m get he n or Slo0 for the recovery OF the thief and
horses adiress JOHN W WALKER
Ianls. 1854 Or Capt. Hammer Nashville Inn Stables
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CATIONS OF marriage life without reading the POCkEI
RSCULAPlUS. Let one suffering from hactnied
Cough Pain in the Side restless nights feelings
and the whole train of Despecc sensations and given up
BY their physician be another moment without consulting
the lRSCULAPIUS. Have the married these about 70
be married. any mpedment read this truly useful book
has been the Of saving thousands OF uniofns
creatures from the very jaws Of death ,r,,>y,-c -
closed in letter will copy of this WORK py ms
or fve copies will be sent for One Dollar o,,v,
nrcbIs Wv NJ 152 Spruce st. Philadelphia.
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LIQUORS..

- LIQUURS. ~ " $1,000 =
90 BARRELS New York Brandy; s-- r i.
ZU do American Gin; 90. 81. .- s..
tE75 do Old Rectifed Whisky;
+, ai 10 do Monongahela do; '.-" .. \.
"a 4. 10 sb do Rye sHli ~ do; --.l utsiH- Ct p.
25 10 do Old D D Tenn. do; -.I. ,. F.. 3D..
10000 Fine Regalia Cigars. o.. ..l e ...
jant '5l 5-i t-''0l'--- R. F. BELL.
I@ 4 FOREIGN LIQUORS.
4 PUNCHEOS Pure Irish Whisky; t......G
It Il do Scotch do;
s' i pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gin;
ID 8 y pipes pure F. Brandy, best brands, very fine;
Is a casks old Port Wine;
..- 10 /" MADEIRA Wine; ....- ....
2j baskets Anchor Champagne very fine;
janI "a T-'''. X. F. BELL
UST RECEVED-l0B BONES OF LANGHORN 4
81 ARMlSTEAD'S finest Tobacco, 25 doz Zinc Wash
Boards and for sale by .f r. Z. BELL,
decl No2S College street, opposite Sewanee House.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand q choice
and well assorted stock of every article usually kept in
their line of business which they offer unusually reduced
prices for cash. Among which may be found the following
viz:
Cheese at Cincinnati Prices wholesale by retail 10 peg To-
Oysters BY the cans 721{ eens. -
Sardines BY the box 27Il
Candy, for cash only, lOsl
J. q. 4 c. ROBERTSON,
febl'54 Rro.5~ar
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DIR. J. w. GRAY.

HKP p y NUUDN ARD.-uIhce No. 3 Cherry street
re. doors uorth of Church street has hand Vaccine
Matter OF the vc best quality, which he will supply the
profe sion generally. oets-ly
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= DRICk DIV ELEINC. HOUSE FOR RENT
The Brick House. No Cherry street. lately occupied
Iv Gen : r. Anderson, viii be rented good ten ant
Tor the wear 1851 Apply 10 RAMAGE& a CHURCH,
aersi AZ College street
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FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.

r 101s CASKS OLD MADEIRA; a
81 Sherry;
81 Port; .- ....t
1O17 pipes pure Cognac Brandy, old and fine;
III pipes e. Holland Gin: ID
puncheons Irish Malt Whisky; ..5 . .. D..
10 boxes assorted Cordals;
For sale by Tdeclii ES. CHEATHAM & co.
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As a Tonic Medicine,

IT unsurpassed We do not place this Cordial footing
with Quack medicines and is customary append long
list of Recommendations Certificates &c. beginning with
Hear what the Preacher and such like; is not
essaTy for Henrys inyigorsting Cordial" only needs
trial 10 fhat II will Accomplish all -
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SELLING OFF WINTER CLOTHES
ATT REDUCED p c Z Sll
AT A SANDHOUSES MANDATORY,
~ MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE
yr,uoSE IN want of Men and Boys Wear invited 10
anime the stock which kept by daily manufacture.
and themselves of the bargains to be had the
Clothes Manufactoy Recoect the No. AZ Market street.
near the Square ljan2l '54-lm.
TO GARDENERS..-GERM
A MARRIED or single man, with or without capital,
N capable of managing a MARKET GARDEN, who
would like TO set his labor agnsa good house and twen
ty Of first rate ground bear half the expenses Of cul
tvaton aud divide the profits hear of place
plying at this Office.
Jan "a, '54-f f
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TAYLoR'S INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

Ladies aud Gentlemens Furnishing Store No. Sc Col
lege street. feb+54.
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ENOREIGN LIQUORS. puncbsoa Pure Irish
II Whisky;
] puncheon Scotch Whisky;
/ pipe Pure Double Swarm Holland Gin;
half Pipes pure French Brandy, best brands;
' Is quarter cases Old Port Wine;
10 -' Madeira Wine;
25 baskets Anchor Champagns. very fine.
febl "a = R. y. BELL.
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V0LLAIi>.-Eyery variety of SHIRT Collars receive
I and or sale by
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SENATE.
DEN "a IA.
THURSDAY, December Z.

u
The Senate met at the usual hour.
Mr.. SEWARD presented the petition of E. X.
Collins, asking Congress to take some action for
the better preservation of human life in case Of
shpwreck.
On motion of Mr. BADGER, the Senate agreed,
when they adjourn to-day, to meet on Monday next.
resolution was adopted providing for the FL
ling of vacancies in the Board of Regents Of the
Smithsonian Institute, occasioned by the expira-
ton of the terms of Rufus Choate, Of Boston and
Gideon Hawly, of n Y, by re-appointing the same
Mr.. BADGER gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill to increase the compensation of the
members of both houses of Congress, and of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. DODGE, Of Iowa, introduced bill to estab-
fish the Office of Surveyor General of the Territory
of Utah, and granting lands to actual settlers;
ferred.
Several private bills were here considered and
passed.
The Clerk of the House announced to the Senate
the passage by the House of the usual resolutions
! on the death of the Hon. PRESLEY EWING, MEM
Der Of the House from Kentucky.
Messrs. THOMPSON, Of KY, and BADGER,
spoke briefly upon the life and character Of the de-
ceased, and the customary resolutions were passed,
and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. MAXWELL introduced bill to authorize
the sale of reserved lands in Florida.
Mr.. ZOLLIC0FFER introduced bill further to
provide for the security of the lives Of passengers
Of vessels propelled in whole in part by steam.
Mr.. HEM introduced bill making further
appropriation for the improvement Of the rapids
Of the Mississippi river.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported the invalid pension bill and
the Indian appropriation bill, which were referred
TO the Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union.
On motion Of Mr.. PERKINS, of La, the Com
mittec of the Whole was discharged from the fur
ther consideration Of the bill to remodel the diplo-
matte and consular systems Of the United States,
and II was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
On motion of Mr. SELLERS, It was ordered that,
when the House adjourn to-day, IL adjourn TO meet
on Monday next.
Mr.. cox then rose and announced to the House,
in an impressive manner, the death of the Hon.
Presley Ewing, late Representative from the third
congressional district Of Kentucky. In conclusion,
he offered the usual resolutions Of respect.
Mr.. BRIST0W, the successor Of the deceased,
seconded the resolutions, and was followed by Mr..
LATHAM.
Messrs. BRIsT0w, LATHAM, and SMITH, Of
Alabama, seconded the resolutions, when they
were unanimously adopted, and
The House adjourned
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GEORGETOWN

N
~ cree Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of Co.
umbia for the county Of Washington, sitting In
Equity, made in the cause of John s. Blackford and
others vs.. Martha Blagrove and Josephine Bla
grove, number one thousand and nineteen and dated
November l4th 1864, will offer for sale at public
auction, on FRIDAY, the sth day Of December next,
at o'clock T. M, on the premises all that piece and
lot Of ground situate on Montgomery street, in
Georgetown, D. g., being . part Of Lot No. Is Of
Holmead's Addition to Georgetown, bounded and
described rs follows Beginning ut the southwest in
tersecton Of Montgomery and Olive streets, running
thence with the west line Of Montgomery street 20
feet less, to the northern boundary line OF
lot formerly conveyed by the late H. b. Blagrove to
George w Cooley, and running thence "a feet paral.
cl TO Olive street and thence in line parallel with
the first line to Olive street. and thence in straight
line to the place Of beginning, together with the i'm.
provements thereon, which consist Of fine twostory
frame house and back-buildings attached.
Terms Of sale One-third cash the residue In two
equal insalmens at nine and eighteen motnhs TO DO
secured by approved bonds, bearing interest from
day Of sale.
On the failure Of any purchaser to comply with the
terms Of sale within week after the day Of sale
the right is reserved to resell at his risk and cost
after one weeks notice
D. w. EDMONsTON, Jr, Trustee
EDWARD s, WRIGHT,
dec 4-Tu&Th ct Auctioneer.
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BALL or THE WASHINGTON HIGHLAsDERs.--This
new and elegant corps held their first ball last even
ing at jackson Hall, and II was decidedly great
time The supper and all other arrangements were
superb, aud the ball passed of most brilliantly.
Delegations were present from all the companies in
the District and from Alexandra, and the number
in attendance was very large.
LARGE SALE OF REAL EsrAFE--Jas. G. Mcclure
sold at auction yesterday the beautiful estate known
as 'Ingleside," with the beautiful mansion stand
ing ON the premises, for $4,000 The land COM
prises lao acres, and the place was formerly owned
and occupied by T. b. Hewling, Esq, who built
the mansion, and expended large sum Of money
in identifying the place. The estate was purchased
by Arnold Harris, Esq.
FALSE ALARM.--The alarm of fire yesterday, p.
NJ, was caused by the smoking Of chimney at
house No. 1874, Pennsylvania avenue. After cali
ing out the whole fire department, the bells were
stopped, giving the fremen the pleasure Of an
agreeable run with heavy machine.
Ssow-The first fall this season visited us this
morning to the depth Of an inch. The soft white
coauhg Whicnempraceu motner earth makes every
thing wear cheerful aspect, 1t having brought
with II q moderation ofthe severe weather we have
had during the last three days.
WArcH RETURNS, Dec. 7.--Benaon Hawkins,
lodging Jno. Walker, Irish, vagrancy, workhouse
90 days. Jno. McKim, Irish, lodging. Eucius
Sulla, Italian, for riding horse on pavement was
fined A. A. Clark, drunk, paid fine Daniel Con-
ner, disordery at the ball last night was dismissed
VIM. Hefter and Robert Bailey, two boys, were ar
rested, suspected Of stealing $40 from Makers ho-
tel yesterday, and examination was deferred till this
evening.
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yARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Dool AMI
HsHE subscriber has on hand and is daily
IL receiving large additions of Boots and Shoes OF
the best material and workmanship, embracing
all the modern styles, among which be would emu
mcrato in part the following
FOR LADIES.
Congress Boots Cater Boots Of all kinds and coiors
Morocco and Leather Boots
Morocco and kid Slippers
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes, together with
large SUPP ly Of Toilet Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Quilted bottom Boots, patent leather Boots
Heavy waterproof Boots, sewed and pegged
Light dress Boots, sewed and pegged
Patent leather, cali, and cloth Congress Boots
Parent leather, and calf Kossuth Ties
Calf Monroes and Oxford Ties, sewed and peSged
ALSO
Misses, Boys, Youths and Childreps' Boots and
Shoes Of every kind and description, together with
large assortment for servants Heads Of families and
purchasers generally will find il much 70 their advan.
tage 10 visit this establishment.
GEORGE BURNS,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining
dec 2-lw Star Patterson's Drug Store.
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Georgetown Markets, December r.
Flour-hmily- to 81 rs.
Extra superine-$S g.
Superine-$s 81.
Wheat-white 81 80 to 81 80; Red 81 s5 to 81 30.
Corn-white no sales, worth rs to so cents, yell
low no sales.
Mill offal-Shorts--lS cents.
Ship stuff-40 to IS cents
Brown stuff-25 to 35 cents.
Corn meal-95 cents
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- Watch, French Swss,) Racine, maker, Geneva,
letters J. M, No 1851, was found under circum.
stances leading to the belief that il either stolen
or picked up. Any person having lost such watch
can obtain information BY calling ut the Office Of
Thomas G. Dom, Justice Of the Peace, No. SO, Lou
isiana avenue.
dec 6--1w CHAS KEMBIE Constable
"E ARE NOW RECEIVING TWO
w cargoes Red Ash Egg COAL direct from
Philadelphia, which we will sell at the lowest market
price.
Also, one cargo White Ash Egg which we will de-
liver from the vessel at much less price than from
the yard. Orders should be left Immediately at our
yard, on Ninth street between and 4. 224o pounds
TO the ton.
Terms cash. YOUNG d MOORE
Dealers in Cumberland and Anthracite Coal
dec st
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EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY!
BULLARD'S PANORAMA.
Takes the spectator
OVER SIX MILES
Through the
STREETS OF NEW YORK CITY,
Faithfully showing
THE BUSINESS, hustle, AND CONFUSION
or CITY LIFE
He has view of more than
roo Horses and Carriages,
And upwards Of
nnorl 1000 Of its People'
MILITARY COMPANIES,
BANDS OF MUSIC,
SHIPPING,
At each Exhibition, an Explanatory Lecture will
be given by one Of the Proprietors,
Mr.. DOEL,
Giving much valuable knowledge of
NEW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
OF great importance TO a Stranger, and Of general
and instructive information to everybody will be
hibited at Washington, in
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
Seventh street, as follows
First Exhibition
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Is,
At7L O'Clock, and every evening until December
Q, incusive also on Wednesday, Friday, and Satur-
day afternoons Of each week.
The Afternoon Exhibitions will commence at 8
o'clock the Evening, at III
Admission rs cents--C Children half price
Families and parties Of five persons Slight per-
sons VI so. nov 25-d2w
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ID EMOyAL.-The office Of the Hartford

u EMOVAL.-The Office Of the Hartford
Connecticut, has been removed to No. 5l2, Seventh
street. opposite the National Intelligence Office where
the undersigned is prepared to issue policies all
descriptions Of property favorable terms as
other responsible offices.
The promptness fairness, and 6berality which have
marked the dealings Of these companies for nearly
haf century afford the surcst guaranty that their
affairs will be managed TO afford TO the assured
ultimate safety and security,
dec 1--2wdf T. NJ HANSON
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M. A. TYSON e. SISTERS,
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

y. STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND l8Tu, WASHINGTON.
TNHE duties Of this Institution commen-
- ced Sept 18th, and will continue TO the usual
time Of closing in July. Parents wishing 10 enter
their children, can do according TO terms stated in
circular, which may be obtained either at the instit,
ton, or at any Of the principal book stores.
nov 9O--d2w
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SEARS GREAT WORK ON RUSSIA.

SEARS GREAT WORK ON RUSSIA.
lust PUBLISHED, an illustrated de-
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ment Commerce, Literature, Educational Means, Re
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DC, dc.
From the latest and most authentic sources
Embellished with about 200 Engravings and Maps
Of European and Asiatic Russia
The whole complete in one large octave volume Of
about 700 pages, elegantly and substantially bound
Retail price, % co.
The work can be obtained Of r. W. BATES, agent
for the American Organ. dec 7-iw
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Railroad accident.

tdilfodd dcctdent.
New York, Dec. 7.-lntelligence has been re-
ceived here that the Syracuse lightning express
train, on tho Central railroad, which left at six
o'clock last evening going west, came in collision
with the emigrant train going east, near Clyde,
Seneca county, N Y. No particulars Of the acct
dent have vet been received