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ENRY HOCKEY,
DRODUCE, Commission and Forwarding NJ

 | chant also, Manufacturer of Wheelbarrows, for Railroad, Turnpike, Canang, Levying etc., etc. No. 2l East Front street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Orders executed at short notice, for any amount required A. F. DYER, agent, Little Rock, through whom all orders will be promptly filled. June 27 lSl4 3m
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I. WILAMOWICZ.
OWICZ. R. H. HUMMEL,
 M. D. and Apothecary. PARTNERSH

I. WILAMOWICZ. R. H. HUMMEL,
 M D. and Apothscary. .. PARTNERSHIP.
 HAVING purchased of Dr. J. W. Tappe all the nishes, Glassware, Brushes Patent Medicines, Per fumery and miscellaneous articles etc., etc.. and his celebrated Compound Solution of Extract of Peruvian Bark theeure of fever and ague aud all other inter mittent levers, and his Compound Powders of Orien- tai Worm Seed, with prescription and information of preparing them, kept and sold by him at the Drug Store on Main street. Little Rock Ark, have asso ciated together for the purpose of carrying on the Drug business at the same place, under tA name and style of Hummel 6 Co.,, where we would be hap Py to accommodate all those who give call. The city and country physicians respectfully requested to favor us with share of their orders and prescrp- tons l. WILAMOWICZ, June Is. 1854 6m R. H. HUMMEL.
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Exhibit B.
Erecutive Office, Little Rock,
 O0tb Topnory 1QSA


 Both January, 1854
 SIR:-On the 18th September 1853 (now more than four months since) addressed you letter of which the annexed and foregoing is a copy. Since you have neither replied to my letter, nor furnished the information, ner given any lntlmatlon that you intend performing the duty enjoined by law and required by the Co., vernon of you as an officer of the executive de- partment, l now renew my application and re- quest, and demand that you furnish to me in writing from the records of the Auditors office, the information required by my letter of the 18th September, 1853, as early as practicable. You will be pleased to reply to this letter upon its receipt, and to state whether you will furnish the information or not and if yon in- tend furnishing it, advise me aohen you will do so wish an early reply.
 Very respectly your ob't serv't, n
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. Capt. C. c. DANLEY, Auditor of Public Ac- counts qf tie State of Arkansas, Little Roct. Ark
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The Auditors Answer.

1Ae return ef Christopher C. Danley Auditor 9 P@b6c' Accounts of tue State cf Arko,4sus, to tue aAe'mative aorst cf Mandamus sssued against him on the relation of E2ias N Con- a0ay, Gooernor of saad State.
 Fms respondent admits that he has not made ene quarterly reports to the Governor as requir- Cd oy the 5lst section of chapter g of the di- sest' because for making of such quarterly re-
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Public Speaking.

Twill address the voters of the 2d Compression Dis trict at the following times and places At Washington, HeInpstead CO.,, Monday, 10th Aug.
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TNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR

Iz S2 bbls: extra St: Louis flour;
 Just received direct from the O'Fallon mills St. Louis and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. lime 15 ,54
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L,RESH FLOUR.-On hand by the barrel. and I 100 lb. sacks. For sale by M. OSBORN.
 May 30
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500 EW ARD

 SyTAPLE DRY GOODs.-a,2aS yds. a8 in bro. sosl yds 4-4 4 in. bro m Cotton Shifting;
 .52 792 " 5.4 55-4t (: {. oznsbures:
 SIP " 7-9 Striped '
 7s5 Twied " |"
 59S |" 7's brown < Drillings. The above goods were bought in the Eastern mar kes for cashand offered at very low prices for the money. RAPLEY, HANGEh 0 CO. June P NIOW OR NEVER.-As am about making l< an early start east to be in time with my fall stock, all who wish bargains in Summer Goods, of every description, will do well call early, have only few left. Call or it will be too late. June 20 D. B. HANDEL. CtHOES, SHOES! Just received A. C from Philadelphia, -=-- 200 pairs mems unbound kip brogans; 60 :" '' lined and bound 100 ' boys unbound 240 [" womens' sprig'd lace buskins; 24o (. < calf heerd lace boots, 40 6 childs kip !" May 9s. For sale by TUCKER & ROSS. MEETING OF SWAMP LAND COM Nl MISSIONERS.-Ths Board will convene at Helena, Monday the 18th June next.
 L. J. REARDON, May 30 St Swamp Land Commissioner. CHEAPEST STORE UNDER THE SUN. O A few more of those splendid BERAGES will be sold at reduced prices. June 20 D. B. HANDEL. DOLTING CLOTHS.-Received this day per ID steamer Drennen, from Messrs. Hayt & Sons, agents, New York, 100 yards 6-4 boiling cloths, sorted numbers, say No. f. 6, 8, and g. for sale at June Is, '54 TUCKER & ROSS. NEW SUPPLIES.-2bb bbls refined sugur house IN Molasses;
 ? bbs Reboiled do;
 | superfne Sugar;
 l bbl. Lard Oil and Linseed Oil;
 l4 boxes Star Candles;
 C Bar Soap
 l box Pearl Starch June 20 D. BENDER. MAILS AND IRON.-7 kegs sd Nails; IN do 3d. Nails;
 z {. Tod. |"
 8 {: 12d., 2O., 4Od., Nails;
 12 dog best Stock Bells; 1000 lbs. Swede Iron;
 800 half round Oval Iron;
 z 7pair Steel Carriage Springs,
 24 pair Twisted Trace Chains;
 l2 '' Stage Harness;
 {" Buggy ' June 20 D. BENDER E'REsH FLOUR.-On hand by the barrel, and
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IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post A Office at Little Rock Arks., on the the 3Oth day of June, 1854, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
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CRADLEs, GRAIN and GRASS scythes.

NRADLES, GRAIN and GRASS Scythes. O 1 dog Cradles;
 2 :. :. Grain Grain scythe blades
 Briar '' '
 Received and for sale by ~ June 27 RAPLEY, HANGER & CO. CIIOICE CHEWING TOBACCO.-1O boxes O Fleming los Lump Tobacco, and Taylor lib Lump Tobacco;
 Received on consignment, and for sale very low by June 27 RAPLEY, HANGER & co. BLACKSMITH TOOLS.-4 black Smith bel ID lows, ass'd sizes;
 6 Black Smith Anvils, ass'd sizes;
 6 Bt. Vices
 Stocks and Dies,
 24 Back-Smth Sledges and Hammers Received and for sale by
 June 27 RAPLEY, HANGER & CO.
 $500 WARD. CtTOP THE MURDEREE!-Iw will give the above O reward of Five Hundred Dollars, for the apprehension of JOSEPH BAILEY, who MURDERED my son in Gibson county Tennessee, if taken out of the State-and S2O0 if taken in the State.
 Joseph Bailey is feet nine inches high, heavy made, thick heavy set fellow weighs about ITO lbs,, dark complexion sandy or light beard, and head the same color-full facecoor of his eyes not recoected but supposed to be deep blue-has down east look-his nose believe is crooked to one side-his body IS long, and his limbs short
 .sg- refer to any gentleman ill Gibson county, or N"is'si' hsl' 'S '0 'D' S'''lsis AXRoN JACKSON. Gihson county Tenn June Sth 1854. 37-St
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Persons calling for any of the above letters vii please say they are advertised W. F. POPE, ? A Little Rock, Arks., July 1st 1854.
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NTOW OR NEVER.-As 1 am about making IN an early start east to be in time with my fall stock all who wish bargains in Summer Goods, of every description, will do well to call early, as have only few more left. Call soon it will be too late
 June 20 D. B. HANDEL.
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T,IIE American Association for the Advancement of
Education will hold fourth annual meeting
beautiful lecture Of the Smithsonian Institution during
between Christmas New Years day. beginning
Tuesday, December 26 instant
the distinguished educators ofour
leading friends educaOn present
will be valuable
which will be followed by interesting discussions
The occasion will offer the of Washington
real Christmas week.
The officers of members of Congress- and all the
earnestly their
tend and their influence induce their friends from abroad
liberal minded citizens free
make contributions er
following
a baad and whatever IL done must be done quickly.
In the let Ward.G J, Abbot and Rev. G. A. Davis
ID " Prof J. Henry and u. Richards
90 3D. 60 p. Force ESQ., v. Harbaugh, esq, and Silas
Hill
q 4tb Z" J. w. Manry, esq, Rev. G. w. samson, and
Rev B. Sunderland.
5th 1" b. ". French, and Prof A. ID. bacbe.
9Th " H. B. French, esq, and o. g. Wight, esq.
7th 8. York Alice, o. g. Wight, esq, and w
II Randolph, esq
q. RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
WAsmsGTas, Dee. 8, 1854.
Dec l4-eo3t
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Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President
Rev. JAMES u. DONELAN,
Rev. TIMOTHY ]. O'TUOLE, Trustee
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
AZ /
FOX THE WEST AND SOUTH--HALTIMOKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
- ~ if;tzaS 5llas 90 gI1llIl111l ]1tls

Improved for Important changes Of ehe
. >
rrHE late completion
ine Ohio railroad with all portions
this greatly
vanages through
day November n, 1854, the trains will be oows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast trains daily First;
train, leaving Camden instead 0f O'Clock,
hereoore except Sunday and arriving al Wheeling 40
NO. as heretofore running through Wheeling
reaching there 10 25 This train will Wash
burg sir Johns Run Cumberland Piedmont, RowIes6arg New
burg Feerman Farmngton Cameron and Mouudsvs oa for
and and meals Both these make and
regular with the OF the Central Ohio road for Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE Newark Columbus Cncinnat Louisville,
sanausky Toledo Detroit Indianapolis, Chicago, ST Louis
leaving BALTIMORE mail will reach Gin
cuna day while by express they
at - the next night behg kept bat one night on the route BY
{ =
the Northwest Cleveland and intermediate
points, the Ceve
and Psburg railroad all times when the Ohio navgable
Wheeling Wlsvile BY leaving Balnase
In the mail train at 2, n.
Returning, Wheeling The express
reaching Baltimore so M
at ii as reaching Baltimore NJ J, p.
Through Wheeling CncinRa,i Madison
Louisville st. Louis and other rver cs will be sold all Times
Through tickets between baltimore and Washington, aud all the
cities and towns in the We.t sold at the ueket Offices
Of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail leaving Camden station, will take
stopping places Returning
Wheeling S. Midnight; Cumberland at 10 Is
Baltimore at 2, p. IN.
The Frederek tran Frederick and nerme
diate places, will daily Except Sanday
fretsrick al 40 Returning, will leave Frederick .,
arsivsnk Baltimore at IL %, noon.
Tss tIcot;' Mills accommodation viii he fER daily, (excep
SaRdsys1 as olowsi
Leave Camden s.a,ioa M, and B. p m,
Leave Enicous Mills a, 30 a, m, and 30 p m.
Dec l4--dn
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.

Posr OFFICE DrpkRrAgS
November -, 1854
lis for conveying the United States the
March, June, 1858, following
Louisiana, will be received The Contract Office OF
until O'Clock, Monday, 18th OF Janu
ary 1855 to be decided by the i7th following;
Red Landing by Simmspori, Moeauviie,
Mansma, Marksviie and Point Magre, 10 Alexandria,
"a miles and back, three times a week. in woh0rse
coaches.
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday and satur
day ai3a
Arrive al lexandna days by ~ pm;
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday a,
Arrive at Red River Landing same days by III p m
touhorsc coaches viii be
considered and invited
proposa guarantee and cericae also and
be Incorporated
executed by tho accepted bidder such
deem enpeaent and adver
inviting proposals mail service (or the
July 1854 June o 1859 in the sates of Aabana Louisiana
dated January q, 1851
proposal sealed marked Proposal for No.
addressed Assistant Postmaster General,
Washington, d. q.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23--luwfw Postmaster General
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no ouR surscnttxns.

me AaAe Of no VIII - snae up ~ SBoss u.lesa
payment Of the suhscrpaea b. made In a1vaacs.
distant subscribers may W o.ev by Letter m
~Ach WI be paid and ali assumed by in
IAnxunston- = --'~'
1hs COUNTRY PAPER pvSi.a.d ri weekly auny ,hs ses
'''' " Congress ana ssn't-eskE during
nocnpoone 'of period eas than ycnr will received
terms psopofuoned 10 the Z. sua rates.
nPosTHsrERs arc sushon.sd 70 &c, a, our and n
u vvs DAILY sahscribs go rtyx
suhscsibers with so enclosed win be
a copy srais.
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY Il EARNHAN,

Barlkers and General Lend .9gents,
ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
Objections made and promptly remted at current
y of exchange.
Landed Investments capitalists
and aud
often
grafton, npd of real and
country, enable
nearly, quite double in value every fo the
dollars will
thousands How be safely and profit
ably invested
vicinity OF and thriving villages be
bought S3 S and acre. that years will be worth
Many the fortunes the North have
of and that have the
purchase when lands cheap will make for
.
Satisfactory references For particulars, address
TRACY x FARNHhM
Dec I5-d&wlms St. Anthony Falls
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PniLIp DERocHBRoME and other,

w,r,,, n ~, nv, ,nd oh.rs county, sitting in equity
sSlE object
mentioned bill OF eomplanans The bill that PHILIP
Z. William d. Joshua
Ann e. Clarke, Sally Clarke Julia a. Clark Lnrana wife
William Began (f,rey Lurana Carke) Eemira d. Newman
Julia
Of certain real estate lying in Caroline that
divide the thereof
parties according their Just proportions.
That Clarke, Ann z. Clarke Joshua
sally Clarke Julia Clarke, Lurana Bosan VIII
Began the Of Maryland thereupon
JUDGED and ordered that the complainant by of this
be published Washington
Eastern Shore OF
day give
this solicitor,
they have, why pass prayed.
P, h. HOPPER.
True copy. Test; THOMAS #. CAREY, Clerk.
October G, 1854 Dec lf-Iaw3wWp
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-Shirfsl shirts, shirts :

wv H. FAULKNER only practical sh max er In the city
OF
gres leaving their At hA shirt
shirts made OF the best material and
ranfed 10 III in reputation which these shirts have
.cqecd cy advertiser invite those gentlemen
Who a fitting shirts him call
will trial. admit their .nperiorlty
Sign Of the Shirt Pennsylvania avenue between Third aud ~
streets side
p sA aood furnishing goods hand, which viii
be sod cheap.
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The National Hotel

will be the reception OF 27h
Of this Of
building and the aud dining
will add greatly the and comfort
will furnished with the the markets afford,
labor viii spared
the
therefore, that generous public will
patronage which
desiring for the do
M the aOlh, by calling the Hotel.
e. u. WILLARD.
WAsHIsaros CRY, November IA, 1854.
t6-u
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+ luxurious AHrICLEs.-We have deemed it prudent to
IL reduce the all articles the above casp Hence
those below nameda new, well assorted for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
al extremely low figures. r,.
lot Of rich cashmere and cbanc lame long shawIs and
u
~ ladies' cloaks and man'les, modern styles
do medium Canton Grape shawls
pieces plaid Menos considered the
haudsomsst in the District
pieces rich and peculiar glossy black silks, all widths,
styles, and prices
supply OF plain and figured sk, the lot
peopriate for evening dresses
fun embroderIes, with ladies' embroidered
pocket handkerchief.
Judges Of gDsds reflection will
satisfy price reliable from whence
seek their sappics
Our all leading styles of staple goods abundant
We would also lot Of choice bed blankets and
comforts mentioned this that stock OF
at kinds linen goods and mourning goods will be found
pete during the entire
Dealing fabrics decided excel
unalerab price DISCRIMINATING
buyers will advantage OF doing business
90; An indebted will please call and settle thc
bills the it Their prompt attention will he regarded
favor f. at...
~ Good articles. prices and fair dealing be relied
n a cases PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores - building
Dec 2l-6nf Opposite Cenus Market
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p0'r o'"es D15snga.sr, 5sssnsa,s I ,ss4
pRorosAI.s carrying mails United from
LIST day Of sspess s,s the a day Of June sss aelu
Once of the Posi- Once Department in the ey Of Washington
next day, routes specified,
aso6 From Salt Lake Cy by Nef Mill Mill Creek, noadaya
senlsmest, L,ie Cottonwood, nnd Drapesvie TO Moap
Lsave Sal, Lake ciy evsry Thursday at7ami
Arive al Moan,ainylle same day by zpm;
s1s tys MGsnanss ss. .ss v svss ,sa assy day
ns,s Mills Bingham, and kaHyon TO Cedar Valley as
Ams 2. Cedar v,,l Valley y day by iam
aOs Fiom ToeIe Guy TO Gnnsssis Z Z es and back once
Leave City every Tuesday am;
Arrive =. Gtsnssiie BY lami
Leave Graa'syils every Tuesday at pms
s From HspS CITY, " rISs c s on cssk " raasss
Leave Nspai City every Monday at ami
Leave City every Monday at6amj
pay will be made for peromea and for each of such
p % Ss ro sv so % @ s pay ss
with depending nails and not sufficiently excused
viii he imposed unless the denqusney be promptly and .sisfae'
other edabIe persons negectng
posi- office suffering i 70 Be injured DESTROYED robbed or los.
the contractor runs or Is concerned in running vehicles on s
70 for
instructions OF department. the contract
The Postmaster
may schedule He may also order OF
by allowing therefor increase the
lie curta discontinue the SERVICE
he allow months compensation
No pay will be allowed for
points supplied
bids should addressed
Assistant General supecrbed small proposa
Territory be and
the before the LIST day of September
particulars conditions be incorporated
California, Oregon Utah &c.
18th October, 1853,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6---law4w Postmaster General.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
From The Burlington Qows) Gazette ]
Council BLlFFs Iowa. Sent. %

Council BlrFrs, Qowa,) Sept 2s, 1854
DEAR SIR From various intelligence has been
received here of determination your part 10 visit the
Missouri slope previous To the eonvening Of Congress
again We OF Pottawatomie county, to proft
by your advent among and endevoring devise
some means by which we can have contemplated county
democratic mass meeting for the purpose of more thor
ough organization &C. conform the time of your arr
val in this county In urheance of this arrangement the
democratic club Of this city, ut h meeting the 26th
appointed the undersigned committee to correspond with
you, and ascertain whether the report of your intention
visit is correct and il at what time you will prob
bly, reach this point and Furthermore, whether you de-
signed visiting US this fall not will you comply with the
general wish Of the democracy of Potwatome and do
and consent to favor that occasion with political
speech An democratic speech you please
democratic forces at the late election in this State in
great measure owing to the want of organization and
proper presentation of the issues between the democrats
and the opposition We have therefore determined s,in
time OF peace to prepare for war; and organize and
boldly avow principles proclaming confidence n
the justice of those broad national principles and those
great which the democratic party Of the
Union have stood since the days of Jefferson giving our
adherence to the baltimore platform adopted by the Ma
tonal Democratic Convention and fearlessy migrating
in creed the right of the people Of all the States and
Territories of the country regulate their domestic ns
mons for themselves within their own limits set forth
in the Nehraska-Kansas bill.
The able and patriotic speech you delivered the Ne
bill during the last session of Congress d
reefs attention to you the proper peson explain
and defend the features of this Important measure and
present them in their true light to the people Dema-
gogues pcrver dishonest oceseekers msead and fanatics
bndy persist in misreresentng this great question OF the
sovereignty Of the people which they stgmatize trick
for the extension Of slavery and manuvre on the part
OF some OF the distinguished leaders of the democratic par
y to acquire popularity and strength in the South Your
motives therefore, among Others have been impugned
and respectfully tender you OCCASION sutng your
convenience, to expound democratic measures and
vndcae yourself and co-aborers in the of the
people and the country.
Very respectfully your obedisnt Servants
JAMES d. TEST
II. D. HARL,
A. V. LARIMER,
L. w BABBITT,
WASH HEPNER,
Committee
Hon A. G. DopCg
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NUTfC.The heirs and Rndophus Brill de
" whose letters estamenthry granted by
orphans for Washington Maryland in the
notified appear in the orphans court of said
county LIST day Of Nay 1855, ana establish their
hands, which hereafter
the undersigned administrator de bonis with
he annexed of said deceased.
JOHN X SNEARY,
Administrator de bonis with the will annexed.
9-Ia
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CrASDARD French Authors, fine edtttons In fine
under-taned,
ported by himself from Paris, many OF them just opened
of fRANCk TAYLOR.
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TWENTY Demijobns Superior Old Rye whisky
L best in the District, for said by MURRAY aEMNES.
Dec l9-3feof
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Asylum for orphan Boys.

The Vncenrs Orphan Asylum having esab-
shed their house destitute orphan boys under the Of The
Chnsan Broieswho ready receive such, without
regard religious opinions will be admit
seer their meansbsg leave
upon inhabitants The District OF
be convenient which
earnestly solicited enable provide for The
protection suffering children, whom and the
parents objects of pity and commiserao,
appeal he heart of Christian
satisfaction OF completing their house
orphan girls nearly hundred children now sup
ported and educated and although they determined, on the Dh
August orphan boys they have
doing the OF means, the
hands, with small exception, being BY
grant and Of donations and legacies
restricted % the income from
required with the support OF that
branch necessity appeal by the the
performance their duty towards the
boys provide especially for whom has been felt by the
pressing obligation
contributions with be thankfully received by
tusees by ladies gentlemen and
charitable contributors of the
phsas
Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, Presidentl
Rev. JAMES y. DONELAN,
TIMOTHY J. O'TUOLE, Trustees.
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary, J
Lady II. Boone, first direcess Miss
Ca'hane Johnson second dreeress Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Nrs Caharine A. Mast, secreiary Mrs Caharine
smns Mrs Jane Noyes, Mrs Vary Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. Caihnrne Roche
day schools connected there1ithDr ". j. C. Duhame Charles
Keenan, Ssraphim Mas John c. Fzparick viii
liam Wheatley Thomas Bayne eter Brady George Harvey Jo
Conan Rudolph Echon Dr. Alexander sms
George Mattings, Robert Mahoney, John Il. Cassel.
The Weekly News, and Baltimore SUM- will please insert
the above several times Dec la-2aw2w
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WAsEiINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
EN- ;s:t.3lillI - -
Trai,.s run as foifo,rs

T EAyE daily except sunday, at and s a. M, and and 5
IL
ON sun Lay, at y, IN, and .. p M
Leave Baltimore AZ and ., u NJ, and and Q, M
sunday, at At, a. In and o. p. IN. . a.,
a.e by trains leasin. at 6, a, and D. p. m
For Pbiadepha and New York, at and e, % and D, p IN
For Annapolis, at 81, a M, and D, p m
For Norfolk, at ), p m 80 - o.o,o,,
Particular rule responsible
voucher for any wish the road
Dec l5-dH
OLIVER PLATED and Albatta ware.-I have recently
opened OF sverpla,ed goods heavily pia,et
On copper OF abata, consisting Of
Covered dishes, castofs, spoons, forks
soup ladies' dishes, walters
baskets. bon stands
Coffee pots, sugars, creams, tea pots sop bowls
Pitchers. hut.er Knives coffee and
Napkin rings, salts, liquor stands, mugs, gobieis
Exx stands card receivers
II0l kettles. candestcks, &c
Together with general assortment OF housekeeping articles
For "a ow prices
AZ G. w. BOZ ELER, Iron Hall,
JIG Penn avenue and JAZZ ID street.
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no Members of Congress, Strangers sec.-DUvALL b
BRO, merchant taiors, have
and complete aeIecous Of goods line Of business
French cloths
vesnas Ac which they
order in their usual style Of elegance.
We lot of MAKE and
SILK and wooen skirts and drawers, half
umbeas gloves, suspenders, cf1yets, bandkerche,
I4-eoswt DUNALL h BROTHER.
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A FEAST FOR EPICUREs.-A Patio de Foiesras
Trurs piced salmon prepared by Target
Co.. ST John, Newfouudanda delicious afce.or ssie by
ROBT, ID. TWEEDY,
Corner Pena. and 18th street,
92--dtistJan South side
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yUpERtOR Second In nd Pispofyrfes. = have hand
> superior panos, which will be sold low
Apply JAS =. MCGUIRE
Dec SIT Auctioneer nd Commission Merchant.
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The wnsr, will be accountable Tor gold
h.ion snrcie cwery metals, unless ns
s signed therefor value thereof
Dee l7--dr