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a delicate and aaa m . % sna a
me economical, and wholesome
ample body. sicUy
sefavs the dsessc ss.orsen, IN dis
% M e s'S Heets CT
cannot a TO be sauy ana whersyeI known used
of sickness ieas the curing of dis
People in health should Hecker' farna eeya
Fa1 snd as s ens
F. R,.s y Commerce street Baltimore Dnsee Brother 81
s % % sSd e y f ssW York hs'her Brother
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF GEoRGETows
% III sa Lectures S commence on November h and
ton, sas dsseedns ticket, $40. '~''' - s'
FACULTY
Young,
and
J. NJ snyder, NJ. d.. Professor Of Surgery.
benjamin Craig, H. D. Chemistry
H. p Howard, D., Therapeu
Alex. Y. Young, NJ. d. DemonsuatoI Of Anatomy.
Oct 7-2awtNov6 6 Corner 10th and ss-
cheat" Of lands late of Michael c.rkuh deceaseaInquisi
given inquisi,on
cey Jersey touching
1Ss was hsa BY the o ns
said Al psrson ihseors any
the
within days ao the fret day Of April A. D. 1855,
The laws Of this State in such made and provided
r. p. THOMPSON,
Attorney General ofN,J.
TsssroS, \. J. Sept 90, 1854
Oct6-awtmnN
Ew FAN and Winter Goods.-wM. H. STAMFORD,
Third has opened and
French and English goods
he calls attention Of friends public generally They
will be made order the ocst
most fashionable style, asd at the lowest possible price
nishing goods
Oct l-2aw3wn
I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER f-The undersigned have
established 4h
bridge, Offer sale large
terms Persons desiring put up buildings
furnished by calling nt the yard
On hand, fine lot Of cedar posts
Sept2 29-Qaw4w CRfrPS n WALLER.
4 FRENCH, italian, and Drawing Teacher, desirinx
among will do himsef pleasure attending
applications of EMPLOY
submitting his te~moniss obedience
B.. Washington, ID. g. s-d2w
Library Of Congress,
October ., 1884
NOTICE hereby xiv.n Library
closed and will
opened until Saturday, the 18Th of November.
JOHN g. MEEHAN,
Oct l0-eod2w Librarian.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Wnshngton.-The
thirty third annual of lectures will commence the
fourth Monday in October, and continue unii March.
FACULTY.
Thomas, Miller NJ d., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM p onnston NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Dseases of
Won,ea and children
Riley d. Medica Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
John Pred May NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of
Tyler, Pathology Practice Med
icine.
III Steiner Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Edward NJ D. prosector and Demonstration Of Anatomy
practical ample.
similar institutions Europe the desks from which
regular wards for clinical instructions
nc sal roof
completion additions the buildings
extend
usefulness Off medical aud surgical Clinic
The expense for full of lectures $50
payable only
Graduating
clinic through whole
without charge
For fube address LEWIS H. STEINER, NJ d.
Dean Faculty. office Washington Inirmary.
Aug25-eodtI0 Nov iSentneil
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IHE Birds Of the Btble elegantly tliustrnted. BY

THIS NEW YORK QUARTERLY Tor October.
Memorable Women TIE Story Of ther Lives By Mrs Newton
Crosiant.
Illustrations relations Culture
Society. BY Henry Giles, author of Lectures
Poems by Thomas William Parsons
Gays Eiegy Country Church Yard-snal elegantly ,ias-
ediIpn.
Just received TAYLOR 4 HAURY,S
Oct Bookstore,
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HISTORY Of St Domingo, by j. Brown, NJ d. 3 volumes
III Of 300 psyes each bound in cloth price 50 cents
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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No 4gc January the railroad 10 the Cbatta
ooxs (Tenneseel with railroad of Mississippi The
Mobile and ONO branch from point Eyton
Bearas bend of The Tennessee Alabama
nLIurls In snIn uemonnlI-.
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TtiE sTAGk.-Persona ecollecuons Stage by Wa
A- Wood Further supplies just received at
TAYLOR s. MAURYs
Oct III Bookstore, 9th
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NEW FALL GOODS

ssdtors OF the above will please copy, send
their Once, with containing
ya-iaw3w
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A FRENCH, italian, and Drawing Teacher, de.iring
"a academY school,
several, will do himsef the pleasure
applications OF wishing
his te~imoniais obedience call
B. Washington ID. c. s-d2w
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Oct I-eodtlDec
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I UMBER LUMBER, LUMBERf-The undersigned have
Ii established the lumber business 4h
BRIDGE they genera
prices
Persons desiring put up buildings
IN by calling nt the yard.
Tn hand, fine lot Of cedar posts.
Sept 29-2aw4w CRtfPS 4 WALLER.
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Sept 10 law4w
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Ew Fail Winter Goods.-wM. II. STAMFORD,
Y Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania
Third has opened and
French and English goods for gepemsn which
public generally
will b. made order orte
most fashionable STYLE asd the possible
~ Railways on hand general Of eenemens fur
nishing goods
l-law3wr
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Unised states Patent Office,

SEdiio-s o tbs papers win please copy,
their bills he Patent Once, with paper containing this mott,
% laWaw
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Library Of ConNrc&A,
October Q, 1854
NOTICE hereby Library Of Congress win be
IN closed Thursday, and will
--.- JOHN g. MEEHAN,
Oct l0-eod2w Librarian.
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I'm re-opened the reception guests the 2
month The removal, Of The Kitchen from the basement
building, dining
furnished with the markets afford,
labor viii be spared
respect, the
at public viii continue
desiring procure do
after the 2oth, by calling AZ the Hotel
Y. y. WILLARD
w.smsoros CRY, November u, 1884
on iS-~r
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day. which has been
selasn, wiihers, Co, hereby under
VIM SIden OF the future winding the
be construed sdd
liability anything which
previous disability question may
dependent upon
open wholly unaffected by the present ntsc
pveuts
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A. undersigned Sai~
~ the Southern Illinois As Of
ms aoush.p2 the land
kea ~ ~ improving
the land Central MI
fara j, valuable
oerahly we'll improved For aud particulars Of
Vara No 1914 south street, The Coast survey ofhcs.
II. l., hogan.
N. My creditors hereby informed that
% euss
make fun NJ m effects fnr their benefit
and use 4 n .
Uaca
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shirts shirts shirts

III VI H. FAULKNER the only practical srt maker in the
w would respectfully inform his old
strangers nat by leaving
uiarory they sbs made
all The reputation shirts
this induces the advertiser gentlemen
who been troubled with bad 6,tOg shirts
eelng that will, superiority.
Sign Shirt, pennsylvania avenue, Third
south side.
sA good Of furnishing goods hand which
be sold cheap
a.
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WIN. SELDEN,
JOHN WITHERT,
l.. T. DAYNE,

The Undersigned W. sedep interest IN
ssiden, wihers, Co,
Mr. Whiting, 7,h 1885 since which
he has had neres, in the profits in DE manage
Tnent OF The concern. wM. sEtDRN.
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yTARpER's MAGAZINE FOR DECEMbER.
ii Jeddrrosss Life of Nsancnr Translated Rev O.
tel
Ropgbiug II IN the -ssi by Mrs. Noodle
Life IN The Ciearingsi By Mrs. Noodle
Outdoors nj idewd, by " r. Willis.
The Rat 5dtcher; by Gustav Nieriix
Brsutfn Bertha by Mrs Tuhil.
Dec FRASCk TAYLOR.
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scden Wiers Co, this expired
| who VIII doustess be satisfactory
public viii the banking House settle lis affairs
The felt by the late Cor the
which extended By the public amidst
lately House this painful
an be every win promptly satisfy
the claimants in q Just spd impartial spirit
seIden, H. r. ard John A. English will attend
with the creditors, whose confidence they merit
SRIDEN
JOHN WITHERs,
f.. Y. DAYNE,
Nov 25-d4 G. w CARLYLE WHITING.
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NEW foRK, Dec l.--No European mail win leave before
Wednesday next and that viii be in the Canada for Boston
Ii quite cold here In many parts of the North we have
snow and extremely cold weather
Thanksgiving day passed of appropriately. Not acct
dent occurred.
daughter OF Mr. Pierson died this morning injuries
received by The explosion of camphene lamp evening
The whole family were injured
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Is Y Il Ell T. q H A Pr.
Loss of a .Sts@e,-Hsavy Fol- ., Sac,

77777 y |" 07afAaeF-l7cupY NuN u lYAoso.
BuFFALo, Dee llntegence has been received here Of
the loss of the steamer Ontario particulars
The weather is cold and stormy At Niagara the snow is
a foot deep.
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NOTICE

CRY WAsHIsoros, lcssuAAexl /, 1854.
HHE property rights cTed copart-
nershp OF Seiden, Wthefs, CO. conveyed
The undersigned
by sale and collection speedily possible, apply
proceeds liquidation of the liabilities OF
fornity VITA til. provisions OF the deed Of
pledge
inuoea close speedily possible, faithful
application OF the proceeds OF rhs
times
banking house OF the firm this city, the inspection
The circulation of said fnn being preferred, speedily
dcptnsd
Of said nfn which have placed he iquidaon
of
liabilities have been redeemeb aud The
alpouat about 10000 deposes
paid about $1,000 Asseis schedule, 81 900 900
shall be strictly pro-
The deed taking responsibility
by the that
deem asonable
JNo. A. ENGLISH,
WM. BAYNE,
Dec 9-d3 Trustees
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TRESToN, IN I'D Dec. LIT reported that the Wheat
Growers Bank, OF this State, has failed
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NOTICE

TO the above notification being construed by The pub
DC liability the OF the undersigned, w
s. contemplated by the psres The following Of contract
between them - given
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ny >. @. MCGUIRE, Auctssneor.

ny ,. @. MCGUIRE, Auctieneor.
GALE OF FURNITURE, he BY ORDER or THE OR
phans eoauOn Saturday morning December 10 O'Clock
Ia mont OF the auction shall sell
T. H. byrne, deco&.ed. comprising
Mahogany sofa, divans
DO paTiof chairs, rockers
Cane and wood chairs, shades
Carpets oiIcioth, mating
Mahogany wardrobe,
Marble top washstand, toilet
Superior cook stove, alright
together with general o. utensils,
Terms cash BY order OF the administrator.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
'"W-a AuctionoeT
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ODD Fellows PRocEssros-The representation of the
procession of Odd Fellows the dedication of Odd Fellows
Hail. New York city, in lslo, represented Buards
Panorama of New York City exhibition Odd Eel
lows Hail. Seventh street. worth seeing The
fve 1Ies long. The Panorama imparts fund
information 1t does not appeal to the higher emotions like
the imaginative pictures Of the masters but record on
of entertaining sort of the highest
best order IL gives New York ctyits Streets build
ngs vehicles cavalcades and peopen the
vivid and feike One may actually more of
New York by sitting hour and half here by this moving
picture than by travelling about the city week The signs
the buildings all easily read and the
supplies what other information you want in easy agree
able, shorthand IL drew another full house last
evening 1t exhibits evening till December 81 this
afternoon ut O'Clock
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uy GREEN ~ SCOTT. Anctsoueers

EXTENSIVE SALE or VERY SUPERIOR NEW FURNITURE,
y PER CONSIGNMENT, At AUCTfoN.-On Monday, the 4tb
shall SCI. auction ROOM az The corner OF Sikh
street avenue II O'Clock
walnut and oak
ccived per consignment,
fnll plush, consisting Of two ahr tete
ietes and parlor chairs
nii set mahogany, finished 10 style
very hanft marble TOP cottage chamber sets
81. iop eeboard, with shelves and
mirrors ia back
Mahogany afip-chais
Enclosed walnut and mahogany efegcFcx, with desk
Pine marble dressing and other bureaus
Oak walnut, mshogany pnsh chairs
plated handle knives
silver plated forks, spoons, and FISH knives
800 yards carpet OF various kinds.
which deem unpscessasy 20 snnmsr
$50, go, credit and
satisfactorily endorsed, beafng
Persons wishing purchase good furniture VIII do wen to attend
the safe. -.
Dee d Aucuoperrs,
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VAST MAJORITY ARE NOT JUDGES OF GOODS ,
a hence reflection witt suggest that
scale Of prices obvious that AZ star,
c""pssi,o1 that wi' Q. may be offered We day
Ladies eoaks and sbawls, from medium
The novelties Of the day in that line.
Mnia and silks. unusually low prices in
great abundance az TO widths quaes STYLE many NJ
lots OF other desirable French goods generally
The above class any the ospssiy to
judge from comparison
IN
40 pieces plaid French merinoes, proper styles
Black qaaIi,es at proverbialy low ,rcs,
White danne u s' Qualities, widths and prices Of
400 pieces ane slirns co,lons, oe reliable qualities.
shooting, tckings and pillow coons thoroughly assorted
300 pairs blankets from medium 10 extra fine
than the usual prices.
fine cloths, carsmeres, veanss full constantly
on hand.
Probably the largest cheapest, pure
CONTINUALLY
Mosr1 goods in great Quantities, of all the best hs
dry good. suitable iDr family a.e making az This
time we think the most thoroughly assorted stock in the District
encs fabric and having but one price our ds has largely in
creased with sat class Of who willing
profit
TAs anaense OF goods annually passing through
hands nany imported 10 oder all Obtained from the
sources, enables us TO assure all purchasers
Or Good articles low prices and fair dealing 10 be relied in
90 added delay closing ANY present not
PERRY 4 BROTHER
" Central SoEes,' west building, opposite
a-suf Centre Market.
TO GENTLEMEN WHO SHAVE THEMsELvns.
MOST complete shaving Jus, OPEN
IL nag at Parters Fancy Store
Fresh aud
Military shaving sases,
Badger hair shaving brushes, &c.
aARKERs Fancy and Perfunery Store
Dec 2-eod3- Penn, avenue, under National Hotel
NGTICEwe ready OF stock goods
~ eni at reduced prices All those that indebted viii
s,ss 40 ~ D' '' '' "''' -"' HALL BRorHsR
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following Is another record, from the best sources
,e allied progress Of the siege up to the 3D. Instant
we french are steadily sapping towards the town Our
sueefs have been equally active large covered way
ueeh constructed which extends from Gordons battery
us ihe Russian Redan fort and turning off at right
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DIED,

IA Ibis city The list instant HEI EN- daughter Of HAN
ILros g. and Jossruys FtNT, @
The funeral VIA place Sunday O'Clock
die sesdesce Smith, 233 street, The
friends the parents attend without any further
noice. "
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SVIupE--Fhe Memphis Wing of Saturday has the fol-
lowing account OF singular suicide in that city
About noou yesterday Mr. William Childress resi-
dent of this city committed suicide by shooting himself
with pistol lie bad been standing at the Of the
United States Hotel for little time apparently
cheerful ever and had just stepped into the barroom Of
that hotel humming the familiar air Jordan is
hard road to travel, when be pulled out pistol and
placed II to his throat in playful manner, when some
friend demonstrated with him his reokessness With
out needing his friend stopping singing the air he
put the pistol under his chin pulled the trigger and the
entire contents entered his head the ball passing out be-
hind and above his left The ball cut of his tongue
and the explosion mangled his head horribly He stood
almost motoness for several seconds, the blood flowing
freely from his mouth, when he fell his face eess
corpse
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Treasury Notes Outstanding peSemSer 1, 1851
Amount outstanding Of the prior July lsia
records Of this oice al03 81
Amour, orsyndlpg Of the issue OF a2d July, 1886, per
reearts o. this oshee 775a 90
Amount outstanding of tho Of 2sth
records III this office oe
-
lIe,o6i "a
Deduct cancelled the Of tac
accounting officers, under prior Ia July,
istt.s...
-
1891 "a
rAEA
Registers Office, December /, 1854.
F. BIGGER, Register
Dec2-lW Hat. & Slar
GS-fhe Ann"ai Meeting OF the Grand Lsgne Mis-
Union viii he held
day, Saturday. at IL O'Clock
Ladies Interested specially requested attend
MRS. 4. RICHARDS,
DeG2 Rec Sec
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auotsonser.

BY j. q. MCGUIRE, Auotson~er.
VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE OBSERVATORY Ar pUBI M
saeOn Saturday afternoon December az O'Clock on the
shall sell lot No g. fronting
tbresquarers of
avenue and north inches
tanning Dol square feet, o eHs.
Terms One third the residue
Tor notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
NOV Nd Aucuoneer.
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Western Rlpers.-Rusiaeas

BALTIMORE, Dec. I.-Despatches from Cincinnati and
Wheeling represent the Ohio river as in good
order
Business IN the West is rapidly improving.
IL Is extremely cold in Cincinnati and Of the country
TO the north of the city is covered with snow.
despatch from Savannah represents the health of the
city as rapidly improving, and business increasing.
SAILING Of me steamship Prometheas. Immense Cargo Of
Cotton.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 30-Steam commu nication betwee
this city and California Nicaragua has been resumed
The steamship Promeheus sailed to-day and out about
100 passengers for California.
Inc snip Shakespeare cleared from this port yesterday for
Liverpool with an immense of cottonhe largest
shipped from southern port and amounting SIX thou
sand four hundred and thirty bales
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The National Hotel

Aw rOTJCETbe undersigned will attend business in the
IL Supreme Of the United States r. PHILLIPS
Nov 1-dmf
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PAREDEs professor the English, French, Spanish and
j Italsn languages.
Address Georgetown office.
Almopie, Mexican minister Senior IT. ~ IT.
ado Peruvian minister Msssrs hegs; l. Taso esq, gov
:, nrneni interpreter
Dec 2-eoda
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CROPS IN iRELAsD.-rhe agricultural produce of this
season in Ireland win il &c sand reach 100000 sterling
Sbove that af last year.
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DECIDEDLY cooL--The citizens OF Tah-e-quaf in the
Cherokee Nation the 18th October and declared
the military post at Fort Gibson q public nuisance
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the commander of the forces feels deeply indebted to
aor General Sir Colin Campbell for his able and perse
eng eXerons in the action in front of Baaava on the
Ih hst and he has great pleasure in publishing TO the
army the brilliant manner in which the Dad Highlandefs
aer MS able direction repulsed the enemys cavalry The
Aor General had such confidence in this distinguished
sinent that he satisfied that should receive the
arge in line and the result proved that his confidence was
not misplaced
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New YoaK, Dec Flour is very dull here to-day
State brands, Ss iSs So southern So 81 &c. Wheat de-
Ginning, and the supply hand large Corn declining
30, 600 bushels MIXED sold at 80 cents Cotton dull.
BALTIMORE, Dee. 1.-The nominal price Of Howard street
-four is 81 IL City Mills is held So. Wheat is firm
5000 bushels sodwhite 81 SIS 50 red, 81 so 81 90
Corn6,00o bushels soldwhite, 70 " cents yellow 7s
a so cents. Other articles unchanged.
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BY GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, LIQUORS CIGARS.
~ So, al aactonOn Saturday, of
SELL In front Of the
assortment Of furniture, such -
Mahogany dressing, and other bureaus
Do chairs, ssfas Avans, ~ lounges
Maple bedsteads, and eha
Feather beds beddiaW, and
pipes brandy, 5 barrels whiSkey, 10 uln
2 pipes peach brandy, 10000 cigars
Cooking, radiator, ssd other
Terms cash
-, GREEN SCOTT,
Dso'~u Aucloneerss
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FRENCH MIssTATEMESTs.

The Journal of St Petersburgh of November nth
aims official editorial complaining Of missatenens in
me late Marshal St Arnands Of the battle or the
Ama The Journal that the Russian force at Alma
vas only $4,000 men, with "a pieces of cannon, of
which captured by the allies, excepting two guns
tismounted and spiked by the Russians themselves.
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Cry nALRoADsA committee of the Cincinnati council
has reported oaby upon the introduction of railways
inta gagaus streets Of that city
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NOTtCE-The the late hrm Of Seden Wbefs, CO.
IN bonds
Virginia, and interest ON bonds sod by
communications subject viii be
Drinkard the Board OF Public Works Of
ysa b. stova Of Virginia. at Richmond, Vr
another shall be sppoptsd Of which the public viii
be duly informed A. GRAHAM,
President Of the Board Of Public Works
November %, lssf Of yrgnia.
Now t-d5r
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Captain Fellows ofthe Twelfth Lancers was sent by Lord
agian the attn nit with flag of Prince Men
chikoh to ascertain the of the officers attached
the light cavalry brigade who had been taken prisoners
the 18th He learnt the regret Of all that of the
many missing only two officers Corne G. Cloves, of the
It'll Hussars and Cornet t. Chadwick of the nth Lancers
had escaped that murderous fray These officers along
with Captain Landriani, Sandman officer amateur
with the French army had been made prisoners. Prince
Aenschko is said have remarked in the of the
conversation that much be regretted it the allied force
was a lost army
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Dec2--d3,
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, VAST NAJORTrY ARE NOr JUDGEs or Gooos

p s. The by and consent Of Mrs Bo
who u about TO remove from the city
Upcl ID
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ne commander Of the forces has the greatest satSaC
Io OF thanking Lieutenant General Sir Dc Lacy Evans
NE officers and of the second division for the gall
H' aha energetic manner in which they repuised the
"eu sorte made upon this position on the 18th instant
.le conduct Of all engaged was admirable and the ar
gements Of the Lieutenant General were so able and eff
as at once to insure success and inict heavy loss
lpon the enemy
w order r r EgTCDURT A G.
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me commander Of the forces consdGr il has duty
ace Tue brilliant cnnuct of the division o. cavalry under
e command OF Lieutenant General the Earl of Lucan
e aeion OF the 18th inst He coBgratuates Brigadier
tetai TIE Hon j. T. Scarlct and the officers and men
,he heavy brigade upon the successful charge and
e OF me Russian cavalry in far greater force than them
ives While he condoes with Aajor General the Earl of
aud the officers and men of the light brigade on
zoe loss they sustained he feels due 10 them 10 place on
oru the galanry they displayed and The GOODNESS and
perseverance with which they executed of the
attacks that were witnessed under the heaviest
W ana m the face Of powerful bodies Of artillery caval-
y, and infantry
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EOR RENTThe residence the Of and leh streets
occupied past Commodore Norris II
IL the immediate Of the residence Of Mr. Cocora
ST. Johns Church, and Presidents square.
Aiso, for Rent,
The street, side 18th and tfl
Streets formerly occupied by Hon. John Quincy The
furnished unfsmshed.
Apply The bapkinghouse OF Chubb Brothers,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-12-02

wAGog-LoAD OF BANK SoTRs.-The indianapolis papers
state that wagon-oad of the notes Of the stock banks
returned day last week upon the auditor of the
State of Indiana