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LNOR SALE-A handsome residepcs in rho ,,nna-
Il part OF Georgetown. Terms very moderate
Enquire Of BARNARD a RIICKEY
ap 12-3t* Aucti ,naa,o
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foR sALE-On very accommodating terms a va
4 can't Lot, ov er 30 feet front by 100 feet deep
on Congress, near Bridge street, Georgetown.
Also, part of Lot No. Is, Square 537-26 IT, fr-nt.
by SO feet deep, on 3D. street, Washington. Apply
10 X X. LUNDY
Bridge street, bet. Congress and High,
sp 13-tf GeoroetoWn
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German Cologne. Florida Water, Bay Rum,
Tolet Soaps, Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Toilet Bottles, Shaving Scans. IA
zors, Ladies' Pen Knives Nail Knives Tooth Picks.
Fort Nonnaies, Lubin's genuine Extractf. French
Stacking, DC, with fresh and well assorted stock
ceiVed at GILNANs Drug Store near Browns, Hotel
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FOR SALE AND RENT

foK RENT-A large front Room, on Bridge st
Il Georgetown, over Lundy's bookstore. suitahi
for Dssuerreotype gallery or Office of any descrip
tim. ON Ia1.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY at Private
y Sale The owner going to leave the city will
sen HoC Sc and LOT on 7th street west, in squar.
49, near the Northern Liberties Market-2o feet &
inches in 'front.' by 100 Deep to paved alley.
Also, new Dwelling House, on 18th street be-
tween l. and NJ. It contains rooms The Lot 25
feet front by 100 deep.
This is a desirable location. Title indigputabIe.
Enquire on the premises apIl-3t*
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STORE FOR RENT.-The spacious warehouse on
B I. semmes & Bro, as a wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for tent. Possession given i'm
medately Apply to B. 1. semmes or NJ. 6. Emery
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WANTS.

"Wants" and :" Wdn.ed'' Advertisements, four lines
or less for each insertion, IS cents; each additional
line cents
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A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner of Sd st.
ana inaana avenue ls prepared to fill all orders for
Doors, sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &c.
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers. ~""'A
large quantity Of the above articles on hand al
low prices. AAA %
also, a lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ofS' DfS~ers, sneivln9, &c ap4-eo3m
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A SUGGEsTIoS.-Several Of our militar y
friends who have witnessed the afternoon pa
rades of the battalion of troops now at the Ma.
rine Barracks, have requested us to sugges;
that they should afford others the same plea
sure, by parading through the streets of the
city We certainly think that such parades
would delight our citizens. In days past we
nave seen the corps on our Avenue-nOt so
large as at present, and probably not so well
uriIled-but their appearance was creditable;
and We believe that should the battalion APP
pear 1t would be applauded by all.
SUDDEN ILLNEss.-On Sunday morning last.
the Rev. Norval Wilson, presiding Elder in
the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church in
the Navy Yard district, was taken suddenly
III. while engaged at his religious duties
oeing occupied preaching at the time, and was
Obliged to be conveyed to the neighboring res
iuehce OF Mr.. j. ID. Boteler, where he is at
present lying sick.
CRIMINAL COURr--This body convened
again this morning at the usual hour. The
FIRST case was at Of Michael Caspertis, charged
with assault and battery on a colored woman,
submitted fined five dollars.
United States. VS.. Samuel Andrews, arrested
ior assault and battery on his wife, submitted,
and fined i've dollars.
MAIL COyrRACrs.-The contracts for the
letting Of the mails, will be decided on the
I'D Inst. There are a more than usual num-
Der OF parties now in Washington awaiting
the result, who are interested therein, as bid
ders for the different contracts. The letting s
are mainly fer the West, South, and South
west
GOVERNMENT CLBRKs-The number of
clerks employed in the different departments
o. The government is 737, who are divided into
iour cldsses. the first class receiving 5000; the
second 81 200; the third 81 500; and the fourth
u 500 per annum.
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NOTICE.

Corner Sth street and opp. Centre Market
ap Sim
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EXTENSION OF THE WASHINGTON RAILROAD
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
design extending their branch road at Wash
ington to some convenient point on the Poto-
mac, so as to afford more perfect communica-
ton with the Southern lines of travel A bill
for the purpose has already been introduced
into Congress by Senator Mason of Virginia
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'OIS THE WEST AND sOUTH.-BALTIMOTtEA AMI
.... OHIO RAILROAD.

atN VIZ ~ ~~XY XRY.aG1f@11kgs@X -. s@X
Troed arrangements for arsLImpo'tGnt changes Of eAed
ute.
nE completion railroad between heel
lag and Columbus, uniting does by short and direct
ne the Baltimore Ohio with all portions
(and souhwe gives route greatly increased ad
day, November 81 1854, the trains will be olowsi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will in each direction. First; the
uain leaving Camden station instead of o'clock,
Second; the leaving instead off,
heretofore, and through to Wheeling in about II
ingpn Sykesvie Monocacy, Uarpef's Ferry Martins
burg, Sir Johns Rum Cumberland Piedmont Rowesbatg
wood and and meals Beth make prompt
regular with the of the Cenra O road
sandusky Toledo, De,roi ndanapo Chicago ST. Louis,
&c leaving Baltimore by the mail viii
cnnat for dinner next day. while by the train they
there at ~ the next night being but night the
either
Passengers Northwest intermediate
make direct with the
land and ptsbug all when the
for between Wheeling aud W.svie, by leaving Baltimore
In mail n Z, q. IN
Returning Wheeling oowsi Tie express
pin 80 reaching Baltimore al 50 the mail
Tbough tickets by Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
Louisville, st Louis and other iive is will be sold all times
when the stage of water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore
cities and towns IN the Wet sold at the ticket Offices
of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The mail tra leaving Camden station, viii passengers
all
Wheeling at IL 49, midnight Cumberland 10 Is,
rves at Baltimore at I, p m.
diate places sill start at daily teseep snday arriving
frederick al A. Returning will leave frederick o.
arriving Baltimore at l2 80, nooe,
Ellicotl's Mills fexeert
Leave Camden Station s. a. m, and g. pm.
Leave Eiicous Mills AT co. a. H., aud G go p M.
Dec l1-dT
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Proposals for Repair Of Terraces and for Wa
ter-MOrks, at the University of Virginia.

pROPOsAls will be received
day January 1885, for repairs Of
and u lawns of the University building plan
son oi ne PIoctor Al the and will also
be received for introducing supply of the University
constructing necessary Proposals
works invited both for pipes The plans,
Dill OF materials and specifications both
can be seen by application TO the Proctor Those distance who
obtain specifications bill
and quantities by letters directed undersigned -'
For The terraces, paid
Dhs cash. the remaining bonds Unyer
siy viii be given, payable the let day of July, 1855
H. PRENTIs,
Proctor University of Virginia
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA,
December I2, 1854
Decl Ian
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PHiLIr DRRocnnRoME and others,


wr,,y ID Cr,pxr and others county, sitting in equity
E object this the sale
mentioned bill of compaEants The bill that Philip
Derochbrone, d. CLARK Joshua
Aun L. Clarke sally Clarke Julia A. Clark Luania Bogan
of William Began, (fmery Lurania Carke EImra D.
Caarue Newman, and
of real estate lying in Caroline county
will interest
divide proceeds
parties according 10 their just proportions
That William ID. Clarke Ann f. Clarke, ID.
Clarke Sally Clarke Julia A. Clarke, Lurania Began, Will
live Maryland
the complainant copy
in ecd published Washington.
months before the first day of June
defendants of object and substance
appear this by solicitor
first of June premises,
il they have why decree ought prayed
7. H. HOPPER,
True copy Testi THOMAS j.. CAREY, Clerk.
October 6, 1854. Dec l4-law3wWp
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.

... Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
November 22 1854.
DROpOs conveying the mails of United States from
March, 1885, the both June 1858, the following
the Of onana will be received the Contract Oce of This
Department until O'Clock, OF Monday the 18th of Janu
ary, 1855 to be decided by the eth following:
1881 From Red River Landing, by Smmspo Moreauvie
Mansma, Marksville, and Point Magrc, to Alexandria
bi miles and back, three times week, two, horse
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday, and saur-
day al 3a
Arrive a Alex andria same days by 1t pms
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at 3
Arrive nj Red River Landing same Gays by IL
Proposals perform the tourhoe coaches Will be
considered and invited
also
embracing conditions Obligations be incorporated
be executed by the accepted bidder such
department and proper
proposals for mail o the contract
July 1854 June So 1859 in The states OF Alabama, Louisiana
Sc, dated January 0, 1854
proposal should be sealed marked Proposal for No
1871 addressed, Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, d. c,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
23-Iayyiw Postmaster G snefal.
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY X FARNIIAM,
Bdllkc,s and General Land .agents,

Ba,kcrs and General Ian lgents
ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA.
COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds promptly emied
" q exchange.
capitalists
that Will and sEvENryFvE annnm
The immense Immigration, the rapid Of and
with country, enable make
will quite double value every year
A
tens Of thousands How be safely and profit
ably Invested
a vicinity OF and thriving villages be
bought So $4 and thai few will be worth
Many of the North
made by the rise Of real estate and that have the
and foresight purchase when lands ceap viii make
Satisfactory references For particulars, address
TRACY & FARNHAM,
Dec l5-d&wlmA ST. Anthony Falls.
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United states Mail.
UTAH.
Posr oFuon DnrAHrMnsr,

Posr oFuoE DErARrMEsr,
PROPOSALS for carrying mails the United from
"a G%a w n @ Ss lssseS s S 5uas a @ %s
oee OF the Posi- Once Department, The Of Washington
next day on the loues and in 'he time herein peehed
1896 F@ ssm.h s La1s % g % Nsas @ m cse u
ainvine, % mites and back, once week.
Leave Leave sal, Lake oiiy m every THURSDAY at ans
Leave Mountainvine every Friday G a al Jam m;
2so7 From Sal, Lake ci BY Tayorsvie, Jordan,
neis Mills, Bingham and Kanyon, to Cedar Valley, As
Leave Salt Lake ciy every THURSDAY a.7ami
esds1 Sss va:y Sssy yd nsr ra.y day % Il
Arrive at sai Lake City day by . m.
2oos From oeIe City 10 Granisve, u miles and back
Leave Toeie City every Tuesday atsam,
Leave Gran,svIls every Tuesday pm,
Arrive at Toele City BY pm.
1850 From Neph City, BY Fillmore City, Corn oresk Paagona
nnd Paovan, TO Cedar City leo miles and back, a
Leave Nephi City every Monday alsam;
Arrive at Cedar City Friday by 6pm;
Leave Cedar Ciy every Monday a,6a am;
No will be made for trips performed aud for each Of such
O,son @ @ no, ae'9y explained m three Times The pay Of s
onuexon with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
win he imposed unless The Delinquency be promptly aud sasaco
% & sa y @ % s @ :" mn nf o
Pos office Tor suffering TO be injured, destoyed robbed lost
the contractor Is concerned nnnng vehicles on the
laws the department, assigning
without The
General alter the schedule He order increase of
service by allowing therefor pro
contract pay lie also cnra discontinue the service,
rata decrease Of pay he allow one months ezra compensation
distance supplied
herein The bids should be
Second Assistant General supecnbed SNAIL PROPOSAL
in the Territory of Uth The be
returned the department before the s day of September
1855. For further be
the advertisement for California; Utah.
dated l3h October 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6--lGwiw Postmaster General
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shirts. shirts! Shirts #!

wv. II. FAULKNER the only practical shirt maker in the city,
respectfully his old members OF Con
that by leaving their his shirt
made OF the best material and
The reputation which these shirts have
acquired city induces the advertiser invite those gentlemen
troubled with bad fitting shirts him call,
feeling WILL a admit their superiority.
Sign Shirt Pennsylvania avenue between Third and ~
south side.
sA Of furnishing goods hand, which viii
be sold cheap
9-podlm
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THE American Association for the Advnncene n
beautiful lecture of the Smithsonian Institution during
between Christmas and New Years day.
Tuesday, December 26 instant.
number the distinguished educators
the leading friends educaon expected
whom will valuable papers
VIII Wi be followed by interesting discussions.
The viii Offer the Washington
ricli for Christmas week.
The officers of members Congress, all
cizcnn, earnestly requested o make their
tend te influence induce their friends from abroad
attend.
II any OF our liberal minded citizens Offer free
make contributions for that
accommodate, Of the following gentlemen 6
hand and whatever is done must be done quickly.
REFERENCES.
In the LIST Ward.G j. Abbot, esq., and Rev. G. A. Davis.
Z" I'd " Prof j. Henry and II. Richards.
90 ID 90 P. Force, esq, " Harbaugh, esq, and Silas
Hill,
ilh j. w. Msury, esq, Rev. G. w. samson, and
Rev. B. Sunderland.
5th " ID. II. French, and Prof, A. ID Bache,
9Th D. u. French, esq, and O. O. Wight, esq.
1h " 81 York Atlec, esq, %. @. Wight and w.
II. Randolph, esq
u. RICHARDS
Sec. Local Com,
WAsuIsGToN, Dec. 8, 1854.
Dec ld-eoH
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The National Hotel

this cy will be reopened for reception guests the 2
The kitchen the
the The building and the alterations and about the dining
add comfort
The table viii furnished the markets afford
labor will be spared
render the house, the
The subscriber, therefore, public will continue
the liberal which always extended
desiring the
time after the 21th, by calling the Hotel.
e. ID. WILLARD.
WAsHisuros Cry, November ID, 1854.
Nov If
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MOTtCEhe heirs of Rudophus Bri de
Is ceased whose letters testamenay granted by
the orphans' for Washington Maryand In the
1901 hereby notified the orphans OF
county before the st day OF Nay 1852 and establish their
funds the hands, which hereafter come
hands, of the und gned administrator dc bon with
will annexed of said deceased
JOHN SNEARY,
Administrator De bons with the win annexed.
Nov 90 lawiws ...,.
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Arny's Confectionery,

Arny's Confectionery,
(No. "a Bridge street, Georgsiou, ID. O.
avail myself this opportunity thanks
public their
age dung the year, stimulated greater
endeavor please To have
prepared lin beauty quality collection
of pound and fruit cakes, 900 worthy well
usual supply candies and eonec Also, mnce for family
use, fancy articles, &c.
deem II unnecessary pledges,
self with sustaining my present reputation
Balls parties dinners, &c., attended TO usual elegant style
Dec a0-eo2w A. L.. ARMY
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS,

nas Of NO psuou viii bs spos ous hcsr scis
payment Of the subscreuoa BE- made In sdvancs. -
Distant subscribers may forward u. names n, ,.,,., ~
oe PAID by u.s. and all sk by in s safe
e CooNTRY PAPER is published ui weekly durnx the .es
-'S' y o'Ae'e''' and 'eniweehy during the
terms p'oporaoned to the above annual rates
nPosTMAsTERs authorized TO act as our ra b
senang US DAILY sutscrbs with $50 enclosed ar yv
a copy gratis. "
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Asylum for Orphan Boys.

The OF St yncents Orphan Asylum having reestab
hed their destitute ophas boys under The of the
ChsiaD ready receive such, without
regard religious opinions of will be admit
their meansbeg
charitable humane inhabitants OF the District
Columbia 10 aid by such contributions may be convenient which
earnestly socted enable provide for the
of suffering Children whom poverty and the
parents objects of pity and commeration
and whose appeal life heart of every Christian
The have had The satisfaction of completing their house
for orphan girls where nearly hundred children now sup
and educated and although they determined the o
August orphan boys, have
prevented the OF the
available properly hands, small exceptions being by
and Of donations and egacies
branch OF the institution, the income from
necessity this appeal by the the
performance of duty towards the
phan provide especially whom has been felt by the
trustees pressing obligations.
annual contributions will be thankfully received by
trustees gentlemen and
will enie charitable contributors the of the
phans.
Rev EDWARD A. KNIGHT Prosdeni,1
.... Rev. JAMES b. DONELAN, ..
Rev, TIMOTHY j. O'TOOLE, Trustees.
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady ManGgersMrs Henrietta H. Boone first dectess Miss
Caharne NJ Johnson second deetress Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Mrs Catharne A. Masi Mrs. Caihane
smms Mrs Jane Noyes Mrs Wary Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. Caharinc Roche.
Gentlemen psters Of boys asylum, Of parish
day schools thewth-Dr W. J. @. Duhamel Charles
keenan,, Edward Sm, Seaphm Masi John c. Fitzpatrick, VIII
liam Wheatey Thomas Bayne, Brady George Harvey Jo
Reden Conlan Rudolph Echo Dr. Alexander smms
George Maitingy Robert Mahoney, John r. Cassell
1.-THE Weekly News Star and Baltimore Sun, will please insert
the above several times Dec l3-2aw2w
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Home Hill Boarding School for Boys.


nerhborhood Of Fall'a Church, Fairfax county, Virginia
from GEORGETOWN. ceebraed lis heathui
ness The principal aims to made this school one where pupils
may acquire oundy practical thorough education
The scholastic year Of a weeks is divided into three terms com
ssss%Ss. .. ~. s ", ' .'s " s' ,s"', A''' '"'
sdon the Classics viii be subjected to- to an enrn m charges
further particulars address r. o. Judson, Falls
Nov a6-9awii; ;Jand&cif
lumber good order and well seasoned contains fine
Also, q zine 10, OF s poplar c,aeh makers.
win also end general Of lumber limo,
plaster Rosendae cement, shingles and iahs
and Lykns Valley red ASH Lchh furnace COAL and
Now oadiug cargo superior lump Cumberland coal all
which will be sod on reasonable icr by applying yard
Dec is2diw JOHN rURpY.
EOH RENT The present occupied by Secretary
of War, ih the Of and posses
81 500 per The building
eight OF which of large size fourteen feet high in the rn
The building contains rooms. There
throughout The will not be rented for boarding house
foquire of D. W. Reid, corner OF y and ii'h streets
the completion OF preparations for the festive In ad
on their ordinary stock (Which has always been characterized
choice selection Of beautifully illustrated and tSssey bound
"yoru," porcelain, bronze, other manufac
Writing desks, in paper machc rosewood
Gard baskets, inksands, ladies' cabas
Cigar stands and cases. porte -monnaes
Taper aaods
with general novelties remarkable tor
of useful ornamental prices suitable b
the artisan or millionaire.
Dee Book and Stationery store, 9th
,IRENCU Green Peas, Mushrooms, and Truhies.-
Green peas mushrooms, and udies hermeiea sealed o
sale by ROBT. TWEEDY,
Penn. and 18th street, side.
Dec i9-eOtIant
NREEtN Corn and Asparagus Green corn,
tomatoes h.metcay sealed delicious when taken
the garden for sale by ROBT. ID. TWEEDY
Corner Penn. and 18th street, south sido.
Dec le-eotjanl
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n Members of Congress. strangers. .Sc.--DUVALL 81
! BRO, merchant talors have
and complete selections OF goods their line of business
sisiing part French cloths
and embroidered &c. which
order in theT usual style Of elegance,
We have also
silk woolen shirts
umbrellas, gloves suspcndeE bardkerchiefs,
Dec li-co2wif DUNAI.I, * BROTHER
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
I& ~ !. ~


EAvE daily except Sunday, q. M. 5.
on sun lay, at g. a. m, and,5 p. IN.
Leave Baltimore at Ak and 8 a. m, and 5 and 8, IN.
I'm % son"s HONS wi Bamoe and Ohio railroad for the Yves,
are by nnssna %s Hayas sDa Z New ny Yo aHa a. and and
For Annapolis atsh, o. M, and 5, p. m
T. II. PRISONS, Agent
Particular attention the rule requiring responsible
Of color who may wish 10 pass over the road
Dec l5-dn
opened rich assortment Of svepa'ed goods heavily plated
copper and on albalt, consisting Of
Covered dishes, easiors, spoons, forks
soup ladies, butter Dishes walters
eSss p0 s;ys s" el ap% pS Z, % Sn Bow"
Napkin rings, salts, liquor stands, mugs, seblets
Hot water kettles. candescas, sc.
Together general Of housekeeping articles.
{, w Bo lELEa, Iron Hall,
Dec Io--eodfJs'I 3s Penn avenue and $40 d street.
Treasury Department, N. g.,
November l3 1854
SEALLD PROPOSALS be office
y O'Clock n of December for the purchase Of
SETd m @ Of II s Wan and an
OF the navigation OF The Ntue and
an m any purpose Tsy w bear das e i 1T Of jay
anun payable the first days January and
no ne and Ea% w uDi,., s % At the The
purchaser prefers have them payable al The treasury Of This State
psae address their ss cndosd Pioposas North Carolina
Stocks 70 The unasrsisaed Raleigh North Carolina. They viii
be opened H. pes,B,c gov
es Of s pnR Of %s Of No W The
~ nsa dssn he Sa
s,s viii be required soon as Informed Of ,hs d Their
from the LIST Of Juy last the cedi, Of tho Of
s SS' Bank s Of s he
s o. ,Hs s ss as ass sn % 9 heTnf s ss
be had application at 10 Mossrs brown Delos
'''' N''' D. W. COURTS,
5-dtd Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
ATTRACTIvE.-Rch Paris and New York cloaks, in
IL velvet satin moi, antique, and cloth
Beautiful silks in b,oeae plaid plain and bounced IoEss
ysh,dis shs,n.s e9h,s and sleeves
Also choice of new styles cashmeres mopssslne
French chiniz, and wool pads
All The JUS, ready inspection
WALTER HARPER & co.
Dee 5--cu3df
TARRIAGE and Horses salc-A pair beautifully
matched northern family carriage hores, together with mag
n6ceni northern built nnodern carriage.
carriage been only months,
The owner having tnem VIII sell great bargain
Apply TO WIN r. DOVE Coal dealer, First Ward.
MEMBERS of Congress and strangers visiting the
III respectfully informed that have hand
large stock the latest styles Of rich silk and other
New style rar. coaks, in velvet sain and cloth
Handsome sets of Fcnch work evening dress goods of very
ELEGANT white and ceored Canton Grape s4aws
Maltese VaenciDnes, Gmpue and English Unread "ee and
Black iscc. 70, trimmings
All kinds of tine white goods
sik, thread and cotton hosiery
Drsi kid gloves, best yelve, black and derabIe
underyess of all kinds for ladies and gentlemen
Linen cambric, elnbodered handKerchiefs
fine linen for collars and bosoms
All of the above goods viii BE- sold at ee very owss cash prices
and we earnestly solicit al n Tan Of good aee' at low
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue aud oh street.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY Land Mt Trustees Sale
Ill The undersigned, ustee will offer public
day. the 9th day Of January next O'clock the Court
boue door, Rockville, that OF the real the
Gings which assigned 10 the widow
road from Coevie Washington city, about
miles place There l3 well
good state of cuva'ion well wooded and
may be easily improved ..#t..
There good dwelling house and all
outhouses with pump the yard excellent STABLE
The property will be sold the
widows DOVER
Terms of sale Onehitd OF the purchase cash
of sale and the residue aud
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser bearing
the day of sale, with security approved the
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber,
w. NEtRS BOWIE Trustee
Dec 2l--dacp3awd Rockville, Md
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THIS r. TO give notice thnt the subscriber 9TH

THIS is give that the subscriber hath OBJ
Washington the Dis
administration the personal Of
washington deceased All
the deceased hereby warned
the subscriber,
November ihcy Otherwise by law
be foma ai benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand his 25th day of November, le54
p, g. WASHINGTON,
Administrator