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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 2

~ THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR
uS THE ARRANGEMENT OF EDUCATION will
hold its f,urth annual session. in the new and beau.
tiful lecture room of the Smithsonian institution
during the interval between Christmas and New
Years Day, commencing on TUESDAY, December
26th, instant.
large number Of the di tiuguished Educators Of
our country, and leading friends of Education are
expected to be present, from whom there will be
many valuable Lectures and Educational papers;
which wi be followed by interesting discussions.
The occasion will offer to the citizens Of Washing.
ton a rare and rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers of our Governme mt, members of Con.
grets and all the citizens earnestly requested to
make thsir arrangements to attend, and use their
in fuence to induce their fri.nds from abroad to
attend.
If any of our liberel miGded citizens can offer
free entertainment to delegates, or make any con-
ributsons for that purpose, they are requested to
send In their names, residedce, and the number
they can accommodate to any of the following gen.
tlemen. The tina is at hand, and whatever is doue
must be done quickly.
REFERENCES.
G. A Davis.
In the Second Ward, Prof J. Henry, and T. Rich
ards.
In ths Third Ward, P, Force, Esq, v. Harbaugb,
and Silas Bill, ESQ.
In the Fourth Ward, J. W. Maury, Esq, Rev J
w. Samson, and Rev. b. Sunderland
In the Fifth Ward, B. French, ESQ, and Prof
A. D. Bsche.
In the Sixth Ward, B. B. French, ESQ, and o. C.
Wright, Esq.
In the Seventh Ward, g. York At Lee. ESQ.,, O. @
Wright, ESQ, snd W. B. Randolph, Rsq.
z. RIoHARDs,
dec Civ Secretary Local Committee.
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Auction HaIos.
BY DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON, Auet [.
DEREMPTORY AND UNREsrRvrD SAN ny

DEREMPTORY AND UNREsERvED sALu RI
4 Auc'ion Of pos Baskets and Gases of the genuine
hrst class Champagnes, Wines, Brandiee, Liquors
LlI ueres, Pstes- Preserves ia tins, &c-Qn WE'D
EESDAY afternoon, at Sk o'clock, we viii sell a,
tne ctar Buildings, csrner Of Penna. avenue and
hiesen'n street, large and choi:e assortment OF
the hnest Wines, Brandiss, and Preserves without
reserve, including
Chateaux Lahts, ls4S do Morpaux and L.tsur.
1srton Guestier. and Johnston Co., Cabrist
Irene de Bourxy and Imperial Chsmpsenea. from
Mumm Co., Ruinart Co.. Dinet, Feu1rel 4 90 J.
lie brmont, and other houses
Jonanfsberg, Stsmwein in Boek.bsu,el uoch.
nelmer and other German Wines, from HenkeIi
Co., aud ether houses
Psfe De fois grss in aud pound tins from s,rs
oourg Pengord; Truffes Salmon Trout: in Az !, J
nas; Truits Saumonee aux Truffes In In fins . "A
other excellent dslicacies.
~, Cnartrenss Liquere, Noyau, Maras,hino, Anon
ullado, Vino del Paste, Macharnudo and other Dun
Gordon Sherrise ' Jun
=. East ludia Sercial, Bual London: part,cu,,r
mace ras, London Dock Ports of the finest grades.
Chamesrtln. Beaune, Pomnard, Richebouro, and
o'ner hue Burgu adies, Corn.aus fine Catavh.
Oapri aosso, 1schia Bianta, Calcutta Curry Pc yS
Esa vert and great variety Of o her wines Ard
payne Brandy. eA1 o"'"
The large portion being In original imnort.a
chants "ine mer
Terms at sale. Cat logues ready morning of ala
This sale presents a valusb Opportunity to q .n'
uemen laying In their winter stock The vi,
VIII be warranted, and ever parcel solt without
reese wa GOWNs 4 rIrTc1II Nco oss"oos
ueo IL-ots Auctiopees
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The KUNKsL's give their first entertainment
Tomorrow evening at the Navy Yard. We
promise our friends in that region treat.
10 night, at the National, they present q
rich bill, giving three fine pieces, viz Mao
beth, La Buy -it-Dear, and the Black Barber
silver goblet will be given to the person
who makes the best conundrum, and one to the
person who hands in the worst A fine house
is anticipated.
DEAD AND BURIBD.-We have been called
upon by about twenty persons, Who wers An =.
ious to know what had become of Mr.. VIM.
bowling, we'll known to most of the old cor.
poratlon contractors. For the Information OF
his friends We state that he died in the In
urinary, after q painful illness, and was
buried on Saturday last
a CALL AcCEPTED.-The Rev Mr. Cum.
mlngs, OF Richmond, Va, has resigned the
rectorship of st. James's church in that city,
and accepted call in this city.
The AMERICAN MocK1Ne B1RD.-This pro-
dizzy, Master j. Sinclair, accompanied by the
three Masters Williams, who are said to be
wonders, will give his first exhibition to.nor-
row evening" at Iron Hall.
SENATOR RoBBED.-We learn that the
rooms Of Senator Hamlin, of Maine, were en-
tered Saturday night by some thief who
robbed him of a sum Of money and several ar
ticles of clothing
WATCH RETURNs.-LARGE ARRIVAL AT
BRCH's:-E. Ragan, drunk; dismissed. Chas
M. Webb, profanity; fine and costs Jacob
Phillip Long, do; do. Michael NJ. Lee, col d >,
do; do. Chas. Chase. Charles Pasey, Samuel
Butler, VIM. Backet, Geo. Hall, Thos SHINES,
VIM. II. Thomas, James Dick, all colored, OBJ
structing church entrance; fine and costs. Jas.
W. Warfeld, do; ten lashss. Benjamin Berk-
~, profanity; fine and costs. James ] ones and
D. Semmes, colored, do; do. Sandy Harp,
drunk; dismissed.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN, Des. II, 1854.
Ice breakers have been at work upon our
Canal ever since Saturday morning, and hopes
are entertained that the ice has been sufficient.
ly broken to permit large number of boats
laden with coal, -four, &c, that were detained
upon the eight mile level and at other poin is,
to reach our market either to-day or to-mor-
row. The weather has moderate very much,
and is this morning comparatively mild, and
tho ice thawing quito rapidly.
Another one OF those disgraceful exhibitions.
stone battle, between party of youths Of
Georgetown and Washington, came off yester.
day afternoon at the Rock Greek or Bridge
street bridge. Is there no means that can be
applied to break up these disgraceful scenes
50 annoying and dangerous to passers BY We
place. about o'clock, yesterday evening" in
which knives were used and some of the par
ties were badly cut
Ho FOR NEW YORK i-Bullard's excursion
starts lat Forrest HalD this evening at u
O'Clock. Almost every ono in our city intends
visiting this wonderful work of art. We be-
speak for him crowded auditory.
We saw this morning tho model Of an in
vention, by Mr.. Henry Burrows, for cleansing
wheat of garlic. If this invention answers
the purpose for which it is intended, it GER
tainly will be of inestimable value to the
manufacturers of -four
In the absence of a supply of -four in our
market, the last steamers news has had no
effect upon the prices, which are steady at
$3.50 for superfne and 1915 for extra brands.
Owing to the closing of navigation the supply
Of all kinds of grain is very limited. Wheat,
81 SOa$l .S5 for red, ST. 85a$1 go for white a
very fine article might command few cents
more. Corn, white and yellow, SOC. Oats,
$50. SPECTATOR,
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE
BOOT, SHOE, AND TRUAK
ESTABLISHMENT
I'M WARRINGTON CITY,


HI. Avenue, bet. Ninth and Tenth streets
T7HE attention of Members Of Congress, sojourn.
/ ers. and others, is requested to the above new
and splendid Establishment.
Just received a fair assortment OF g
Boots from s. to 50 pair -
Gents Patent Leather kid top double and single sole
Congress Caters
Do do do Oxford Ties, double
and single sole
Do French calf kid top Congress Caters and Ok
ford Ties
Do do do Boots and Shoes of eli descrip-
tons and prices, ranging from 81 80 to s..
FOR Ladies.
Ladies White Satin and kid Slippers CATERS, &c.
Ladies' Bronze, Block and oolorsd cloth button heel
Caters
Do double sole bronze, blk and colored Ctns ess
Caters
Do French kid, moroeco, lasting, carpet, g'ie Ell
Gus and velvet Slippers
Misses and chiidren's ANGLE ties, Buskins Jenny
Linds, Boots, Caters and Excelsior fe; the
winter
large assortment of Boys Youths and Child.ens
Calf Boots and Ioes
Also, supply of Servants Boots and Shoes
All Of which will be sold very low.
dec e-eo6t lUnjon) 8. p. HOOVER.
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CoNPLINENrARY.-The (Va.) Lynchburg
Republican, in a notice of Barnum and his
book, says in the midst of column of similar
reading:
"The life Of Phineas T. Barnum may be in
teresting, but can scarcely be valuable Writ
ten by himself or any other person, it can only
be tho life of hunbug-a most outrageous,
unparalleled, internal humbug. What is .
humbug? a deception-a deceiver What
is deceiver? In plain English, a liar The
life Of Phineas T. Barnum, therefore, is and
can be, nothing more nor less than the his
tory of Lara successful liar, it is true; .
millionaire of a liar; q monster; behemoth;
megatherium of liar; but as veritable and
mean liar as the dirty beggar who swesrs he
has wife and ten children dying Of the fever
and starvation, when he neve, was married in
his life, and all for penny"
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.
c '.reet, between ~ and 6th street.

c street, between a and Oh streets.
He shove establishment is etill in successful
operation. Improved machinery, driven by
steam enables the subscriber to fill all orders prompt
ly and to furnish work equal in quality to any Is
Enlistment in the country
On hand and ready fer delivery q large stock Of
ftesh Soda, butter, Wac !, rnd Sugar CRACKERS,
Pic Mics. Wire, Biscuit, nd Ground RAOKER
Believing that q strictly cash business is best T.
buyer and saller. have &c crmined to try the
pertinent
Goods delivered free of expense at any Joint in
Washington or Georgetown. Terms each on de-
livery. TUOS n HAVENNER
dec So
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Very Mysterious Affair, %.

UTICA, Dec. "a few days since passsn.
ger on one of the night trains of the Central
Railroad left box in charge Of the porter ct
the station at Amsterdam, stating that he
would return for it in a day or two, and then
continued on his way to the eastward. Not
coming back, however, at the appointed time,
tho box was opened, and it was found to con.
tain tho remains Of human being The body
having been partly dissected, could not be
recognized. The coroner held an inqu est upon
it, and, as nothing Of Importance concerning
1t could be ELECTED, it was Inferred
AS the singular disappearance of Miss
Moore of Rochester, has not yet been accounted
for, this fact hss led to the impression there
that these are the remains of that young lady.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bask Of Washin ges
Nl the attention OF the public to examine HE
stock Of GOODS, which he has opened on Lousi ana
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of all descrip
tons Of Teas, &C., Imperial, Gunpow WIDER, and Black
Tea; Wines and Liquors, of all sorts which he Can
cell at the lowest prices for cash approved paper.
Besides all the nscessaries for Grocery Business,
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Cedsr Tubs, Matches, &C.,
&C. Please call and sec for yourselves
nov 0-Bm -.
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By j. c. Mcguire. Auction.er.

By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
A DNIEISTRATOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a Real Eetate.-0n THURSDAY afternoon, Dec
14th at O'CLOCK on the premi &c, we fhall sell Of
no in SOU re l26, fronting 46 tses On north Fl st.
teWeen II and l8;h st eets west, and running
Osck 146 feet to 80 feet all.y
This lot il beautifully situated. immsii .tely OBJ
posite the residence OF Hon Fieh, and is yery de
sirable for first class residence.
At 11H O'Clock. a. same place.
We shall sell Lot No 8, in Square No TO2 f. ont
ing 81 feet inches South CsSitol street bstw
N and streets, running back IFS feet s inches
Terms: One-third cash; residue In sig and tp civ,
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearins
interest.
GEORGE .tcN!ILL,
f. s. FRENCH ADMINISTRATOR
SAG. O. MCGUIRE,
Oec Auctioreer
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p. -. HALL, nj. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Of Phiaaelphia, Pa, graduation Allopath5
- and Homeopathy, having had extensive ex.
perienee in the arious departments OF the profes.
SION, offers his services TO the citizens of Washington
and vicinity.
Once No. 42a Thirteenth street. between G and
b streets. ONCE hours until a. M; from b D.
m; and to 8 p m.
References: Vim. A. Gardner, N. D., Dean OF the
Homeopathic College Pc, and the profession gen
eraii" sap 3o-Srn
EVENING GLASSES IN LAEGUA0Es-PROF.
~ SCHoN mi Z RG will commence reviewing
classes In Languages on Monday, Both Octo Der, at
bis residence, 2b7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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II S e NJ K E N


Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
nFFkRs FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL ASSORT-
" MENT OF
BEST SILTKR-sLATKD WARE
Complete Coffee ard Tea sets On white metal en-.
tirely new styles, q variety f richly chased Cake
and Bread Bet kets, Csstors Wei ers Butter Dishes
Sugar Bowls, set and Fruit Stands Urns, Kettles,
ETC.. etc
Double and thrippla pa ted table, ssert, and tes
Spoons and Forks in silver Patterns. ALI the goods
warranted as represented and sold low.
dee S-ftJan1
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, NO TICK
~ cts at less rate than SIX - SN-
CENTS each will be issued for the T&SH
Omnibuses of the subscriber, run
ming between Georgetown and Washington, Sixth
st eet and the Navy Yard, and Pennsylvania avenue
and the Alexandria Steamboats,. The enorms u sly
increased price of horse feed and the increase Of
wages, which lave taken place ia Wa bic gton with.
in the last six years, have made this curse neces-
ssry on the subscribers part as ali will perceive
who will call to mind the rise Of prices referred TO-
1t has been the subscribers earnest aim to serve
the public faithfully, rendering them the greatest
possible amount OF &C 'ommodahon, AID Ii there
fore trusts hat they will duly appreciate the press
ing necessity for instructions from him to bis
drivers, on and after Monday next, to ask in all
cases the full fare of six cents for each ride for a
persons exce9s children In the arms. He has onl
tc add that the proprietors of all omnibussss run
nirg in New York end Baltimore have been com
pellsd in se'fdefencs, to adopt the same course.
dec 8-St GILBERT VANnERWERKEN
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By ROCKWELL 4 BROWN...

BY ROCKWELL d BROWN, Auct..
EvENINa SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
~ Ciotnins, Dry Goods, &c THIS EVENING. Il
oe z, We Shall sell at cur Auction Stors, Louss
ana avenue, nesr the Bank Of Washington. q ysrst
Of desirable Goods, viz: '"''''
Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Bankets, Dry Goods in great variety
Carpenters Tools, Hardware. Cutlery
Useful and ncy Artic.ts in great ysr,atv
we shall hold fales every evening next week.
We will receive and give prompt attention 70 al,
consigcments of goode for sale. " "'
dec o-3t am..;.,
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYFRs

COLLECTORS OFFICE, December S, 1854.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the list of
~ delinquent property is in o,urse Of preparation
AMI viii be completed and published on or about
the Is: January, 1855 All persons interested ere
earnestly requ' sted to come forward and (by paw.
du y Of enforcing { he collection, and tn ms selves
from the onercus additional expense ATTENDING an
advertisement: R. J. ROCHE, Collector
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nov Cd

BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucttonesr.
* ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN
y sylysnia avenue, and fronting Market Space
On TUESDAY, December 18th, at O'Clock p. m
will be I'd the two houses situated en- pSrt Of Lot
l, Square $780, corner OF Pennsylv ania avsnua and
G gsreet north. The ground fronts IL feet or the
avenue, sni rt.rs back to C street north, having
three fronts, ons Of which is an open space. THIS
location ofrrs great advantages for permanent In
vestment in real estate in the city of Washington
Tho house will bs sold separately, if desired.
Terms One fourth CASH: the balance in three
equal instruments Of o. Is, and IL months, with IN
terest, satisfactorily SECURED
JAMES G. MCGUIRE.
nov cd Auctioneer
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PURE SILYERWARE.

T HAVG just opened magnificent assortment OF
l. STERLING sILVERWARE, embracing Com.
plete Coffee and Tea Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Cups,
spoons, Forks, &c
Also, lot Of Fancy SDverware, Few styles, such
as cake, fish and buttsr Knives; Oyster and Soup
Ladies; Sugar and Cream sroons; Sugar Tongs; Salt
Stands; Napkin Rings, &c
My silver Is Misunderstanding and Coin.
H. SEMKEN,
1eweller, Pa. ave., bstw. 9th and 10th SITS.
dec S-dtJanI
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n The Portsmouth, N H., Chronicle says :
"The strikers at tho navy yard were set at
work again on Saturd ~, at the old rates, salts.
factory evidence being presented to tho Com
modors that their wages were no higher than
the yard contains bout $50 Names"
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dec 7-St
VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER A NpHOT RTHpCp

A MEXICAN and French Paper Haneings and
~ Uphelster Goods, Pennsylvania avenue, betW.
D G.
VIM. Harnschild begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has hand large stock of
French Gilt and American TRANSPARENCY
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and shuck Mattresses,
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices
oct10-3m
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DIED.

On the 23d of November. WILLIAM j., son of
VIM. J. and Catherine Harris, aged months and
10 days.
On Sunday, the 10th inst, SAMUEL C. FORBES,
in the 22d year of his age.
On the 9Th instant, WILLIAM BOWLING, ma
tive of this CITY -
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M EDICAL WORKS AND SURGICAL INSTR--
4'A meuts a. Public Sale-On THURSDAY after.
neon December l4th, at 81 o'clock, at NY Auction
Rooms, shall sell the collect ion of valuable Medi
cal Works and Surgical Instrumen ts belonging to
DR.. Wsrdeld, who his dsclined his profession.
The above hlay be examined the day previous to
the sale. Terms cash.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
dec Cd Auctione r.
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IA MARRIED..

On the 9TH instant, by the Rev. Smith Pyne,
STEPHEN B. LUCE, U. 8. Navy, to ELIZA,
youngest daughter of the late Com. J. d. Henley.
In Alexandria, Va, at Christ Church, on Thurs
day morning, December 9TH, by Rev. c. B. Dana,
JAMES s. DOUGLAS, Esq, to Miss HARRIET
WELLINGTON, both of Alexandra.
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DAN AWAY TWENTY DOLLARS RE
IL WARD.-Ran away from his home on the % th
November, my MICRO BOY Dick Brown, aged about
IL or ID years, copper color, marks rsoollected:
he was employed at Browns Hotel for the last 8
years, and was seen near the Capitol on Saturday
:st will give the above reward for his apprehen-
non ard delivery to me ct No. SOL Massachusetts
avenue, Washington, D. G.
dec S-lws SARAH 4. BUTLER
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Boston Election

BosroS, Dec. 11.-Election brisk The
know noihings are largely ahead. Smith will
undoubtedly be elected mayor: also twelve
know nothing Aldermen and large majority
Of Councilmen
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dec 9-3t
Ely j. G. MCGUIRE, Auetton...-

Ey j. @. MEG UIRE, Auetfoneer,
GpLENIID ROSEWOOD CHIcKfRING PIANO.
~ supe Tor Cabinet Furnitur. Velvet and Brns
els Carpets, &c.-On TUESDAY morning. Deem
her l2'h, at 10 o'clock, at The reside nee OF g. W. G
Whiting Esq, Franklin Row, shall sell r. sunerior
assortment of Furniture, &c viz:
Superior rosewood Piano Forte by Ch;cke,;n,
Elegant Piano Cover and Stool
Very handsome rosewood and walnut maroor n,ush
covered Medallion tack Sofas
Four rosewood and walnut ParIor Arm Ch.;rs n
match
Handsome rose ocd plush covered Medallion Back
Farlor Chairs
Suites Of blue and gold Dsmask Curtains, with in
side Lace Curtains and Fixtures
Rosewood, marble top Genre Tables
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Tcfted Rugs
Bronze Candeabras, Mantel Ornaments
Superior mahogany extension Dining Table, cost
1928
Very complete Mirror Front Secretary and Book
Case
Handsome mahogany sideboard
Mahogany heir seat rining Chsirs
Bronze Hstrsck, hall ard astral Lamps
Pair OF handsome rosewood Wardretes
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Do high lost Bedsteads
Hair Mattresses, &c.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum cree Il
OF 90 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
p. S-Ths above Furniture was all NJ ds to order
by Bradley, of Alexandria, and is of superior axe
and finish, and has been bit little used
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
decd Aucticnr-r
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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Fstreet, between 18th and 18th.
'iNHE duties of this institution commenced Sep
i TENDER 18th, and will continue to the usual
time of closing in July. Parents wishing to enter
their children can 40 according to terms stated
in circulars, which may be obtained either at the
institution, or at the principal BOOKSTORES.
dor LIDO
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BY j. q. N CO U1RE, AuctiOneOr.
TE'RUSTEES SALE OF DRY GOODS AND FAM
D. cy Articles.-On MONDAY afteeno;n, Decem.
Der l1th, at 3 o'clock, the FIRST floor Of nv auc
ton rooms, shall sell without reserve, a lot of
Dry Goods comprising
French and English Cloths and Csssime.es
Fancy en bro;der'd Vest Patterns
Fine red and white Grape Shavls
Long wool and plsid Shawls
Woollen embossed Piano and Table Covers
Brocade Silk Handkerchief
Kid and Buck Gloves
Fur capes and Robes. rerlumery Boxes
Large lot OF Porte aonnsies, Cards of Scissors
seTersl Brass bound Trunks lot of susperders, &C.
Terms: Uuder SIS cash; ever S25 credit of 90
and 80 day., tor satisfactorily endorsed bear
ing interest. THOs j. FISHER Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec ID Auctioneer.
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Official Vote for Governor of New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-At length we have
the official vote for Governor and Lieuten ant
Governor of this State. Mr. Clark for Gov
ernor has plurality of So9 votes over Mr..
Seymour, and Mr.. Raymond, for Lieutenant
Governor, has plurality of %, 533.
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New York Harkets

NEw YORK, Dec. 11.-Flour-4, 900 bbls.
sold at Saturdays prices Wheat-red 81 80:
white $2OS Corn slc., 1000 bushels Of mixed
sold
Provisions have advanced. Cotton declined
] to since the arrival of the Union Stocks
dull
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BY J. c. Mcguire. Auct,onser.

By j. G. Meg UIRE Z. Aucttoneer.
hELI6HTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAFAYETTE
- square at Public sale-Ol MONDAY after
2oon December 11th, 1t o'clo,k, on the premises
l abstl sell tnat valuable and desirsbe resider ce
lately occu led by TtoMas Richie, deceased, ad
joining the resuence Of W. W. corcorsn, ESQ. and
fronting south on Lsfsyet (or Preside nt's Square
The lot has front OF 81 feet in hes on north r
street. and iuns back 81 feat incaes to comm n
slley 20 fset wide on the opposte side OF whsll
stands stable as feet by 81 belonging to the pre-
ises.
The house is first class double bailding built in
the most substantial manner, with ample accommc
dations for large family disposed to entertsin.-
Apart from the main house is a lsrge outbuiding,
for the accommodation of servants, &C.
Further particulars are deemed unnecessary, SIS
persons disposed to purchase will doubt es5 examine
for themselves. as the properly ia well known.
Terms: Ons-taTi cash; the balance payable in
two equal instruments in one and two years from,
the day Ct sale, with interest thereon PAYABLE sea
annually, and secured BIZ tia notes of the purchaser
snd deed of trust on the premises.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctsonser