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The Great Marble Statue

THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On erAiStioa az Aoysisons building, Fow and half
street, near Pennsylvania due,ae, from 8 O'clock
A. Az until 10 Y. M, daily. ~
Admittance rs Cents. ~
A statue Of surpassing merit. Its power and
pathOs are independent Of Time place, and condition.
The charm and power Of the statue consist in the
humanity and mortality are delineated. The artist
gives us all the pathos and the tragedy Of death,
without its ghastliness and horror We feel ourselves
in the presence Of That awful power before whoseicy
was ever more marked by simplicity. Nothing has
been done ferefect. No vulgar applause is courted,
and the decency and dignity Of truth scrupulously
observed Pr slards Sir Months IL Italy. s' III
!" A wonderful production of art Its simplicity Is
such that It does not strike at first the admiration
comes afterward, and in tide sufficiently deep and
strong. At the moment we behold the dying Gladia-
tor his agony is past II is the moment Of exhaust
ION, of faintness of DEATH Mrs. EW5s.l fbfE# %
This statue is mdissolubly associated with Byron's
immortal stanxa: n@E 8a3 7e4; VI
see before me the Gladiator lie: iat9
Heleans upon his hand; his manly brow
Consents to death, but conquers agony |,
And his droop'd head sinks gradually low,
And through his side the last drops, ebbing slow
From the red cash, fall heavy, one by one,
Like the first of thunder shower; and now
The arena swims around him: he Ii gone
Ere ceased the inhuman shout which hailed the
wretch who won. @ tT
He heard 1t, but he needed not; his eyes
Were with his heart and that was far away.
He reck'd not of the life he lost, nor prize
But where his rude hut by the Danube lay
be yfps neE osr b e. .s y
Butchered to make Roman holyday.
All this rush'd with his blood. Shall be expire,
And unayengeds Arise, ye Cloths, and glut your
ire.
is, H0LLTNGsHEAD,
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There Is now pending before Congress very
important bill, to remunerate our soldiers for
horses lost in the service Of the United States
There are many claims Of this character before the
departments, which should long since have been
adjusted, aud the present bill is designed 10 re-
move the impediments found in existing laws. We
hope In few days to announce the law.
IRrsH RIors.--On Sunday there was general
fight among the Irish denizens Of English Hill, by
which the house of Rhoda Craven was nearly de-
stroyed, William 0'Bricn. Maurice Reedy, William
Murphy, and Rhoda, being the leaders of the bei-
gerant parties. Magistrate Dom was promptly on
the ground, but the leaders escaped for the time.
In the afternoon, however, Squire Dom again went
to the scene, and arrested William 0'Brien, when
large body Of Irish, numbering one hundred and
fifty or two hundred people, surrounded him and
succeeded in rescuing him from custody. Several
citizens whom the magistrate had called TO his aid,
were severely injured ~ Z
Late in the evening Squire Dom, with large
posse of citizens, again repaired to the place and
arrested the four aforementioned individuals and
committed them to Jail, to answer upon charge
Of riot.
Last night another desperate fight between two
parties Of Irish took place at Hog Alley. Squire
Dom, with the aid of citizens, arrested Thomas
Fitzgerald and Timothy Cunningham, who were
also committed to Jail, to answer at the criminal
court for riot.
THANKS. Ata meeting Of the Perseverance Fire
Company No. 8, held on the morning Of the oath
instant on their return from the fire which occur
red on New York avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: II,
Resolsoed, That the thanks of this company are
due, and are hereby cordially rendered, the Co
umbia Fire Company for their generous loan of
hose at the fire which occurred this morning.
Resolyed, That the thanks Of this company are
due, and are hereby cordially rendered, Mr.. Geo.
w. Hardness for the bountifl supply Of hot coffee
and other refreshments furnished us by him after
the close Of our services at the fire on New York
II. LYLEs, President
JOHN Z. DOM, Secy.
MuacAL.---We learn that (iris and Mario, through
their manager, Mr.. Frye are negotiating for hall
in this city for the purpose Of giving their operate
concerts ON the 10th, 18th, and 10th Of January.
They win be accompanied by their orchestra and
chorus sufficient to give full effect to any pieces
they may put forth. In the dearth Of fashionable
afnusements here this season, we have no doubt
they win be able TO overcrowd any hall in this city
CHRISTMAS HAS CONE AND GosE.-There have
been afectionatc family reunons social gatherings,
and hearts made happy by the joys and pleasures
of the season; and there have also been brawls,
and disgracefal proceedings, which are usual in
times of holidays among the ignorant and deprayed
Still il has been generally happy and merry time,
and we hope our readers viii have many returns Of
the dau.
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A BOOK-sTORE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE.

ELDER a Co., corner La. avenue
- and 9TH streets, offer at private sale their en-
tire stock and store fixtures &c The stock, compris
ing History, Biography, Poetry, Travels, DC, Works
kind, bound, and in cheap form Bibles, Prayer-books,
Portemonnsies, suitable for holiday presents; also
coed assortment Of Bank-book Stationery, &c, &c.
The location is desirable one and the stock Is
requires.
fhd stock and fixtures win be sold separately or
<cgether, as can be agreed upon.
Apply on the premises In person or BY letter.
J. ELDER 4 Co.,
No. 8, Columbia Place,
Corner Louisiana avenue and 7th sts.
The public are requested 10 calb where they will
And books cheap. dec 20-4ts
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FOR THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
A Working Congress,

"A WOfAAnB SOH6ICSSs
Public opinion has been much excited by the
neglect of Congress heretofore to adjudicate the
Claims Of the public creditors. While society
brands with inamy the man who incurs debt and
refuses payment although possessing ample means
the Congress Of the United States repudiates sub
stantiay the just debts of the nation, and yet ex
poets to be considered honorable. This state Of
things cannot exist much longer. The nation de-
mands Of its servants, in Congress assembled, to
examine into and decide upon promptly all the
claims of the public creditors
Last Friday was private bill day In the House Of
Representatives but il was also objection day, in
which, by the rules, the one-man power can pre-
vent the examination of any all the cases on the
calendar. A motion was first made to adjourn,
and was lost by few votes. We regret that any
of our political friends supported the motion That
having failed, noted gentleman from Virginia
took his position with the evident determination to
Ego 1t blind" 1--WE would not use the phrase to-
wards any other person,) and succeeded in pre-
venting action upon all except one claim. As there
is but one member from Virginia who aspires to
the unenviable notoriety of bestrsddng the treas
ury, we win not name the gentleman; but, mas
much as Congress has shown praseworthy dispo-
sition, during the present session, to attend to
business, we will await their future action with
hope. We trust that in committees and in the
House members will act in such manner as TO de.
serve the thanks Of the nation. AMERICAN.
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1farkefs.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.--There has been no sales
of -four to-day Howard street is held at So 81 l-2
a SCI City Mills at 80 rs. Wheat Is firm at Sat
urday's rates. Corn-sales of white and yellow nj
80 cents. Nothing doing in rye.
NEw York, Dec. 26.-Cotton--the market il
unchanged, with limited business to rates as last
reported. Flour has advanced, with sales of 4 900
barrels good Ohio at 80 ls "a 30 so; southern
is firmer, with sales Of 200 barrels at IS 81 Ia
50 6e liz. Wheat--small sales at nominal rates.
Complies are trife lower and downward
tendency, with an unsettled market; sales Of 26,-
600 bushels of western mixed at 90 1-2 "a l-2
cents Pork is unchanged, with moderate de-
mand at previous Gates mess, $l2 81 l-2 a $l2 rs.
Beef Is firm, with an upward tendency Lard un-
changed, with limited business at previous rates.
Whiskey---0hio Is firm at 80 cts.
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sEBAsToPoL NOT TAKEN,
mt Cords Of New and Valuable Books

Nightly fale,, from he NeD Book AUCTION store,
474 Pennsylvania avenue, FITzGERALD'S Store.
HOLIDAY Prints In great abundance,
II and cheap, nj the new Book store, 474 Penn
sylvanis avenue.
Look ont for the cars when the bell ringsl
just received, at the new Union Book store, the
Autobiography OF the incompatible Barnum.
Life OF the indefatigable Greeley
Ruth Hall, continuous story by Fanny Fern, the
memorable writer Of the nineteenth century, and
Fern series complete with little Ferns and an assert
ment Of New Books for the Holidays Just opening Al
the new Union Book Store, 474 Pennsylvania avenue
- Dom Earl, Jack Downings last with High
Life in New York, wide-Awahe Gin for 1856, &C,
&c, Just in at the new Bookstore,
dec 1p-d5t 474 Penn. avenue.
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by GREEN a. SCOTT, AuctiOnocrs.
vuyRUSTEE,S SALE OF VERY VALE

u able unimproyed Ground near the Railroad
Depot at auction On Tuesday, the 9th day Of Janu-
airy, 1885, shall sell in front Of the premises at
O'Clock, +. NJ, at public auction by virtue Of deed
Of trust to me, recorded among the land records Of
Washington county, District Of Columbia on the 9th
May last al that part Of square numbered $50 which
Is comprised within the following boundaries, to wit
the southwest cornor of said square, running thence
east on said street go feet thence north $50 feet
nine inches; thence west 90 feet; thence south $50
feet nine inches, to the beginning.
Terms: One-half cash the residue IN three instal
ments Of six, twelve, and eighteen months, bearing
interest," and secured to the satisfaction Of the trus-
tee. l6E tH
If the terms are not complied with in three days
after the sale the property viii be resold at the risk
and expense Of the first purchaser. @gT
j.. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT, Austioneers
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Georgetown Markets. December 20.

Georgetown Markets. December 20.
Flour-family-Sl TO Gil.
Extra superfne, % rs.
Superfne-$e.
wheat-white q s5 TO ~ 90; Red 81 90 10 81 s5
Corn-white, 80 10 IS cents. /; yellow, So TO 81.
Min ofal-Shorts-20 cents.
Ship stuf-40 10 65 cents.
Brown stuf-25 10 85 cents.
Corn meal-sl 05,
Hay, in bales, 81 25.
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GENTLEMENs, HAIR-DREssING
ESTABLIsHMENT,
Willard's Hotel.

UOHN III. GIBBS begs leave 10 call the
- attention Of the Gentlemen TO the above estab-
lishment where they will find every comfort in the
Shaving, Har-cutnpg, Curling, Shampooing, and
Hair Dying departmental.
Alss, TO his Wigs, Scalps, and Toupees, which ar
tices cannot be surpassed in the United States and
always hand or made TO order at short notice
His stock Of Toilet articles and Furnishing Goods
are carefully selected, and win be found 70 comprise
the best kinds Of Combs, Brushes Lubins Extracts
all sorts OF Paris Perfumeries Guerlains, Rigges,
and other Shaving and Toilet Soaps. Best quality
Strops genuine Farina Cologne in long, short and
wicker bottles Toilet Mirrors; Cold Cream, Lip
Salve, Amondine; and almost every requisite for
the Toilet.
In Furnishing Goods he has kid Gloves, white
and coored fashionable Cravats Scarfs Neck Ties I;
winter Gloves; Shirts, Suspenders, Stocks, pocket
handkerchief Collars &c., all Of which have been
purchased from the best houses in New York, and
are warranted 10 be what they represented.
dec It--eod3m~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EXCURSION no NEW YoRK CRY II |
B U LII Ar DIS

BILLIARDS
PANORAMA OF NEW YORK.
makes the spectator over six miles
- through the streets Of New York city faithfully
showing the sstf VI Il ~ TTT'T-'
BUSINESS, BUsTLE, and CONFUSION
OF city life. He has Wow OF over 700 horses and
carriages, and upwards Of
10000 Of its People,
PROFESSIONS, Military Oomp4,ies, Bands Of Mo
SIC, shipping, Steamboats,, dc. as
t AT EACH EXHIBITION,
An explanatory lecture win be given BY one of the
propretors, Mr.. Doel, giving much valuable knowl-
NEW YORK AND IT'S PEOPLE,
of great importance to stranger and of general and
instructive information to everybody win be exhib-
tied at a
LIBERTY HALL, Alexandria,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
AsN SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY
EVENINGS,
December go, 81, 90, 23, 25, and 49,
Also Saturday, Monday and Tuesday afternoons,
December 23, %, and 49,
lay The Afternoon Exhibitions commence at SO
the Evening at III o'clock.
eB- Admission rs cents; children half price.
~ Families and parties of FIVE persons, 81 eight
persons, vi %. dec 20
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Death of a Missionary

Bosros, Dec. 26.--Letters by the America have
been received here, which announce the death Of
the Rev. Josiah Goddard, an eminent Baptist mis-
sionary at Ming Pc, China,
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Railroad accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. GA train of cars on the
York and Cumberland road went through bridge
near Portland yesterday. The train was full one,
but fortunately only two persons were injured, viz
the engineer and the fireman.
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O6s9Uanesef OAristgsas---Cass Of William Mar
ti's-Rsasons for a neO trial Recovery Of sto-
len goods.
BALTIMORE, December 20, 1854
Merry Christmas, with all It's joyous train Of
youthful delights, festivities, and kindly greetings
of mature years, has once more come and gone, 70
be added, as would hope for the readers Of the
Organ, among the brightest "reminiscences Of the
past.
In this city, the weather was most propitious and
citizens and all appeared TO sntsr with zest
into the Observance of the season. each according to
their peculiar tastes and propensities. Though
am pleased in being able to say, that order was
well preserved, yet must record the fact, that
not few degraded the day and themselves, by
the unrestrained qualification Of most Incorporate
appetites, drunkenness and debauchery TO a most
lamentable degree was exhibited in the streets
throughout the entire day. With the great mass
Of citizens, however, the case was in pleasing con-
trast, and after making deduction for all the dis
creditable acts of the day, 1t was trust period
in which all that is lively and commendable pre-
dominated.
The counsel in the case Of William II. Martin,
cohvictcu aSt week Vi puriOlning letters from the
Baltimore post Office, have filed their reasons for
the motion for a new trial which they made on
Friday last. They object to every count in the
Indictment, on the ground Of insuffciency, and
contend the conviction cannot be legal because
the ownership of the money alleged to have been
stolen by the prisoner not set forth in the in
dctment The court will probably give its decision
on the motion to-day. II the court sustain this
objection Of course the accused win be free, as his
liberty cannot be placed in jeopardy second time
for the same offence. ssa4
Through the activity and zeal Of several Of the
police and city watchmen, a considerable portion
of the goods stolen from the store Of William p.
Pouder in this city, few nights since, have been
recovered. Two trunks, containing considerable
quantity Of the valuables, we're left at the Wash
ington Hotel, corner Of Camden and Eutaw streets,
by two men, who said they had been left by the
night express train for Cumberland, and asked
permission to leave the trunks there till morning,
since which they have not been seen. Another
portion Of the goods were found at house in Old
Town, and two parties have been arrested on suspi
cion; but as yet there is nothing definite known as
to the perpetrators Of the robbery. AMERIcus.
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NEWS, NEwsi
HAVE lust received n largo cargo of

HAVE just received largo cargo OF
u Albany Lumber in good order and web seasoned
il contains fine lot of44, 81, 84 81, 1874 Pannel
understandable select Cuttings, Cherry, Poplar, and
Walnut.
Also, sprime lot of5-s Poplar for coachmkers.
You win also find general assortment Of Lumber,
Lime Calcined Plaster Rosendale Cement, Shingles,
and Laths. sI4s4sf8e
peach orchard and Lykins Valley red ash Lebigh
Furnace Coal egg and stovc-size white ash.
Now unloading cargo Of superior Lump Cumber-
land Coal all Of which will be sold on reasonable
the Capitol
dec i8-dlw JOHN PURDY
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WALL a. STEPHENS.
MnENNQYIYAN Auenne hcf.

il and 10th streets, have just received large as
aortment Of Cloths, Cassimers, and Vesting, which
they win have made up 10 order in the most fashion
able styles
Also, on hand very large stock of rcady-msds
Clothing, which they will cell cheap any other
establishment In the United Statss, dec%
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SUPERIOR WATCHES.
II HAVE ON hand a good assortment OF
j perfect time-keeping Watches, from the best
makers In Europe Or Ameries, that win sell At
greatly reduced prizes at ais Pennsylvsnis avenue
dec lb-dH n, q, HOOD,
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES FOR JANUA-
ny. 1875.
a IL the Monthly Magazines received,

n except Hampers, and for sale at
SHTLLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Any wishing 10 present q lady friend with an
appropriate holiday g let him subscribe 10 either
Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, Ladies'
Gazette Of Fashion or Harpers' Magazine. Subscrp-
tons received at publishers prices and delivered IN
any part Of the CITY, sent by mail 10 any part Of
the country.
A large and magnificent assortment Of ANIMALS
Gift Books Juvenile and Toy Books also, the great
Christmas Brother Jonathan, full Of The most inter
estinQ pictures. Almanscs OF every description
wholesale or retail, Gold Pens, splendid sssort-
mant and everything In the Stationery line for sale
at SH1ILTNGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner ~ street and
dee a2--stif Penn, avenue.
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CAKEsi CONFECTIONERY, Ac.i

"HO does not want n Cake, for Sweet
w heart, lover, wife, or friend, at Christmas or
New Years DAY. ! win tell you where you can get
or more, from n 70 $50 each. II Is NJ No sl7,
opposite Browns Hotel.
Now making and on exhibition $4,000 worth Of the
very best Cakes and Confectionery ever offered In
this city, and on the most pleasing terms Call early
and leave your orders.
There alao you can find upwards Of sixty varieties
Of small Cakes.
The headquarters for the genuine Boston and
French Cream Cake, very delicious, and taken by
storm, every day fresh.
The public can rely on being served In the very
best style. Ny personal attention given 10 parties of
all kinds. J. q. WEAVER.
dec IB--dt ian
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tE Lecture by Bayard TAYLOR, on Tues
day Evening. December 26tb, 1854, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Subject Japan and the Japanese"
Doors open at 7, lecture 70 commence at Ia
O'Clock. Admission 25 cents. dec 23-2r
A NNUALs, HOLIDAY PREsENTs,&c
n Abbotts Rollo and Lucy books, and Chidrens
books In great abundance, at the Union Bookstore,
between Third and FourA nda-half streets,
: dec 28-5t 474 Pennsylvania avenue.
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"E are now having all the accounts
w on our books made off and will have them
ready for delivery by the goth and will be greatly
obliged TO all who win come forward and pay up as
early as possible, as we are in great measure dc
pendent upon collections 10 meet engagements at
this and the approaching season Of the year Those
Of our customers who do not wish their accounts sent
in win oblige by coming or sending 10 the store
for their respective bills during the present week.
dec 19--co2hf w. NJ SHuSTER A co.
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CHAMPAGNE.--Ia Creme Dc Bouzy
~ Champagne. The undersigned begs leave 10
call the attention Of the citizens cf Washington and
connoisseurs, 70 this new brand Of superior full
bodied and fruiiy Champagne, which, upon trial,
win be found npequslled by any now imported into
the country. For sale by
Il. r. WHITE a CO,
No SO Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and 9TH
street, opposite the Bank Of Washington.
dec 2l-Btf fstrT
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FAIR. -
WyHE LADIES Of Union Chapel M. II.
IL Church will hold Fair at Farnham's Hall, cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
commencing on MONDAY Morning, the 18th inst,
at o'clock, the proceeds Of which viii be applied to
the improvement Of the above-named Church.
Supper win be served every evening.
Admission l21z cents season tickets 81 90, 10 be
had az the door Of the Hail. dec 18-1w
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FINE JEwELRY.

HAvEjust received n new supply OF the
u latest styles Of Jewelry, and have just finished
fine LOT Of pure Silver Ware, such az Tea Sets Cob
let's, Cups Spoons, Forks Ladies', Butter, Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings &c &C; all Of which
viii sell at much lower prices than is usually asked
for the quality ofgoods at other establishments
in this city. And every article will be warranted AZ
represented At time Of sale, at AIS Pennsylvania
enue between AZ and 9th streets. III
dee 1b---dH s.- IL o. HOOD
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LADIES FAIR.

yuyHE Ladies Mite Society Of Ryland
j Chapel design holding a Fair, AZ Island Hall,
commencing on THURSDAY EVENING, December
TO be appropriated 70 the liquidation OF their Church
debt In appealing 10 generous public in this laud-
able undertaking Of our spirited and perseverng
ladies, think u only necessary 10 say that effort
win bcspared their part in entering for the benefit
Of the public, and providing for the epcureans who
may honor us with their presence.
Admission fee, 12l4 cents; season tickets 80 eta.
Tickets may be obtained from the Pastors Of the
Church and Of the Ladies' Of the Society.
dec 1e--Iw
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Hire in Portland

Bosros, Dec 2e.--A fire occurred last night in
Portland, which destroyed Robinson's seed store,
and Gilson's apothecary store Loss not stated.
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N n Arresf ct a supposed Nal Rob6er. " !
BALrIMoRE, Dec. 20. samuel Wilkinson, a con-
tractor for carrying the mail between Milford Del
aware, and Cambridge, Maryland, has been arrest
ed as an accomplice in series Of mail robberics
in connection with William Williams, a clerk in the
post office at Milford, who has been heretofore ar
rested. Both are now in Jail at Dover, Delaware.
awaiting trial. The arrest Of Wilkinson was ef.
fected by Arthur Hughes, special agent Of the
Post Office Department fM
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LeadeY, j. M. PRosrtRr- Conductor, r. PnosprRr-
u. WyHBER, Cotillion Conductor.
HAVING associated In our Band some
IL Of the most scientific and beet skilled musicians
10 this city, we prepared to attend Military Pa
rades Balls, or Prvsts Parties, with any number Of
pieces
Residence. opposite the Marine Barracks,
nov 2s--1y s4#slr
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VERY SUPERIOR MINCE MEAT
v 300 pounds Of Mnce Meat made by Didicrs pa
tent cutter For sale at 25 per cent less than IL
be prepared by families A. JACKSON,
Corner III and 18th streets.
Confectioners and Hotels can be supplied at Phila
delphia prices, by the so lbs Cali and examine
dec 1S--lw A. j.