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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
SEWING MACHINES oh how we are frigh

SEWING MACHINES -Oh ! how we are fright
en.d viii ANYBODY LEND US 81 5Oi We want buy Of
the many OLD WORTHLESS ABANDONED PATENTS on SEW
C which intend place for three weeks under
m old setting hs have full that sending
30 Washington thst incubation will return al least
Ten 6rst rate o. sna patents Tnon nobody will qus
on our responsibility that In the meantime we shall De
most happy 20 give all PERSONS bsyng our SEwIsG MA
CHISEs (which are the Ia the market for eVeryihugJ
REAL Estate BANKABLE SECURITY for engsKsnents
relative thereto by the EXCELSIOR SEWING MACHINE 90
Remember No 345 Broadway Is the place 70 buy
I Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

GAYLER's SALANiANDER SAFE AND POWDER
PRoov LocKS-Dep0 Removed 20 No. 205 PcarsL, three
door, above MAdenane complete assortment Of the above
well known Fire Safes for ae above by HTcHcooE
A
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.-ROBERr NJ.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer in the United states OF the
above celebrated SAFES r. G. OeFFiNs lMfGhErRABLE
DEFIAACt LOCKS aud Cross tRs. Depot, NO s< Peifs
Que door below Madenane Mandatory Nos oo o. OIL and
Cam
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

HAIR DYE AND WiGs.-BATCHELoR' ceiebra-
TED Hsir Dye b. al scknowedsed the bes in the word
sod Wholesale and retail sppsd IN nine private ~
W A. BlTcHELoE's Hair Dye. VIZ tHe Ornamental HsE
Factory, No. 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
Cp1sr,nnrn,s HnR DYE.-Ths rupert com

S 4 ,ov..iorshly shs vsry best article sde for col
ornE psfuIa Bsek or Brown On ibe instsH i ysizs
uh snbarced by ne facility In washing 10 OF TIE skin AFR
IT, location leaving the Hair sof and flexible sold and Gp
,li.S a. CKfsTADoEO's. 4 No. AEfor H01se.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
NuprRiS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE


Mesrs sTEARNEs MARniN Nos; ~ and and l1S 8 WI'eT-
o, continue make and sell WlLDERS PATENT sALA-
, 1cepions Of The New EnSsnd Stsesl to make and sell
The ,rme-Sept O. 1854 b. q. WILDER. Patentee
MrssRs srEIRxs 4 MARvrs New YORK:
Gsn1 In the great FIRE which occurred here on the oth
inst store completely consumed The nsmes rom
the drus opposite rapidly that we had
barely time lock books and make our escape hrSush
sFrs" (Nlders Pstent and although ts are wa;
OF the hottest ther. being large quantity OF liquors. oil
aud other merchandise in the building yet toe books
dlepeD came out unnjuIed eKeep the 0nains was started
We perfectly ssssed tina, your Safes FIRE proof"
and We shah procure smother Of the same kind
Asrsc assortment Of the sbOys Safes on hand and Jones
lmpsnstFabe Worlds FaiI Lock. Depot as above
BELLS BELLS i.-MENEELYS CELEBRATED
CHvrcE FAcToRy STEAMBOAT, School, SHIP LocONoTvE,
and other BELs constantly hand WORKS
in Wet Troy N " aad also al the Agency, lie Broadway,
IRON BEpsTEADS and FURNITURE Ofevery yari-
ely manufactured Aad for sale al No Cana by the Hobo
hen hon Works sis foundry Plain ard ornamental sed-
RsiirE all krss q Iron worE foT buildings
Erie and Kalamazoo Railway Bank at par
Bsnk o. Wsshenaw ct 50 cents the dollar Notes these
ciehus Z EvAsss Clothing Warehouse, Nos 66 AID 90
tylhO~.
SHIwLS, SHAwLs just received, a large
sck Of roh Cashmere lens and square shews Of the newest
syes be offered this morning hall the import
TIE shove hsws sd subject damage BY water on the
PcifseL L. II. LeADsEAIss, late Leaabeatsr Lee.
No St7 Broadway, cor OF LeoaArast
KonAN PANoS.-T. Gilbert n Co.'S Pre-.
nur Pisuos with without the E5dan with GAlnes
epso assortment snos aud Meloiros from The cell
ebTatd corsauy In large variety OF
bconahAnd fsnoS Every instrument gusraneea large
discount om tscoy prices for esss To sat some Pur-
ch&er monthly viii be taken Cash PAID io second
hat d riauos- \. B.-llonOs 10 rent
HoEAcE WATERS, Ne. S8 Broadway.
SUPERB DIAMOND JEwELRY AT AUCTION
most and elegant stock Of DIAMOND JEwELRY aud
IMPORTED MArSAEs, Sc, will be sold a. ancon oe FRIDAY,
september - II oecek BY the subscriber A. his sales
EDWARD SlSrEESiea.
MARsHs PATENT, THE ONLY RADICAL CURE
TRVss-MARsR Co have Just received the United Stares
peeut for MASSES RAdsl Cure Ts. that
premium the late exhibition Crvss Palace In has
ieceived the universal APPRECIATION the ric. and surc.
profession OF this city and will ont Of ten cases OF
ins uron this instrument orea from A NJ mil Q P NJ
MASsH Co, No. q Msiaen lase n Y
ASPINwALL's Tonic MNTURE.-That mind
snd hoSv snhsvDx complaint Ague and Fever ieai.,.
arrested this Preparsson IL reaches the n a.
Il and recruits the struugih From to
bottes produce this resat Manufactured from the ossio.l
Tecpc by MAxwELL THOMAS. (saeeesors TO James As
pinwsll.l No 81 wlhamst
HAIR RESTORED OR NO CHARGE, at 32l
Broasxs DEPOT Of the HAIR CSssroR where the
applied and money tAken unless the hair
s.us-S 70 sro~ Rooss from A b. 70 p N n. b.
Pry.is rooms fog Ladies and GeRdsnsa-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

y Nv" HFAHVNU WIW EtNt n ~ Z IV-'s
most and elegant stock Of DIAMOND JEwELRY aud
IMPORTED WAreHEs &c will be sold a. anction FRIDAY.
ScPtsmseT - At 0clcek BY the subscriber A. his sales
No 10 " All ST. hy order the ssgneeS Sale positive
EDwARD SiSrzENicH.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

BELLS BELLS i!-MENEELY'S CELEBRATED
CaurcB Factory tAMsoAr, SCHOOL, SHIP, LocoNoIvE,
and other BELs constantly hand WORKS
in Wet Troy N " sad also the Agency lie Broadway,
New York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

q. SHAwLS, SHAwLS just received large
Of h Cashmere eng and square Shawis of the newest
styles ,id WILDE offered this morning Al hall the cost 20 import
TIE shove shaws sold subject damage by water on the
poati0n but the Of them VIII be warranted
perfect. L. H. LgADBEATEg, late LesabeateT Lee.
No. Sf7 Broadway, OF LeoaArd-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

HAIR RESTORED OR NO CHARGE, at S2l
Broasv az DEPOT Of the SwEDIsH HAIR CSsGroS where
applied and money taken unless the hair
sauseS 70 srOw Rooss open from A A 70 J p u. n B.
Priy.ie Moons Coz Ladies and GeRtlsnsa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

Erie and Kalamazoo Railway Bank at par
Rsnk Wsshtenaw 50 the dollar Notes these
Banks will be taken above, payment iof ready nsde
Clohue EyASsS Clothing Warehouse, Nos 90 aid 50
hull
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

MARSH> PATENT THE ONLY RADICAL CURE
letters peeut foT MAEsHs Rads Cur, Ts. that toos the
prvmiu a. the late sHheiSn n the Crystal Palace has
received the universal spoesnon Of the medical and surgical
fcercsbe Hernia An persons esusned .rnSf iufns.
irs uren this instrument oren from A NJ mil p
MARsH Co, No. q Msiaeri.,. n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
IRON BrpsTEADS and FURNITURE ofevery var

CIV Manufactured and for sale No CAnAl by the Hobo
len lion Works AID Foundry. Plain and Ornamental 6ed
seeds from 81 $50 Hat Racks Chairs. SC. Also. loa
k.iNrr Ard all kinsis u Iron Work for hullQlnRs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

NEw PIANOs-Just bought for cash and will
be- sold At greet bargains slso extensive assortment Of Sec
band PIANOS GOOD order, at $i5, 800 SlS1 80
Kew Nj published daily Grs Sthoisch, with foe IKE
ps of Madame Gs pce 38 eensi ana Little Gpsey Jane
q cents, just published by BEkEf 1ghDoS,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

Messrs sTEARNEs & MARVIN Nos ~ and L Is W.er'
Of continue 70 make and sell WILDERS PATENT SALA-
MANDhR SAFE" and the only persons authorized (wth
The e1cerons the New England Slssl to make and sell
tbs .soe Sent Q 1854 B q. WILDER. Patentee
NFW.ORLEANs. AuR. 10, lS5l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

ard hody sukSviDx complaint Ague aud Pevsy aeas,.
arrested hy this preparation Ia reaches she Il the
sesse expes recrnits the From one 10 w.
bottle produce this result Manufactured from the ossip.l
rrcipc Sy MAxwELL raosAs (saeesssoss to James As
ninu.u No & WihAm-st.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-13

ON motson Of MI. BOYoE, the Judiciary Com
nttee were instructed 20 inquire into the expedi-
ency Of repeating the usury lavaa
Mr. DUNBAR offered joint resolution author
king tho Secretary Of the Treasury 10 alter the
original plan Of the New Orleans eustom-house.
Mr. d. explained the necessity which existed for
immediate action on this subject; and, the House
unanimously agreeing to consider the resolution il
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. COBB moved to reconsider the vote laying
on the table the communication received this morn
ing from the President. Agreed to.
A bill was then introduced repeating the act OF
last session in favor of the representatives of Sam
uel Proliau, and, by unanimous consent, was CON
sidered and passed.
CENSUS REruRNs-ExcirISG scEsE.
Mr.. MURRAY presented report from the
Printing Committee, recommending the printing
OF $4,000 copies of that part of the Census Report
relating to mortality, for the use ofmembers Of the
House.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, and Mr.. CIINGMAN
opposed the recommendation.
Mr.. JONES' of New York, supported it. The
country wanted the facts contained in the returns.
Mr.. CLINGMAN said the returns were 80 full OF
errors, that the facts stated therein totally
reliable.
In reply to an inquiry from Mr. HAVEN, Mr..
JONES stated that the cost of publication would be
about W, OOO.
Mr.. STANTON of Kentucky defended the re-
port from the charge Of inaccuracies.
He said IT appropriated to the truth as near as
II was possible to do.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, opposed the recon-
mendation of the committee. Every physician
knew how many persons he killed, and the aggre-
gate number, the country felt no interest in know
ing.
MI. HUNT, Of Louisiana rose TO repel the SLAM
der cast upon this respectable profession. He was
proceeding in his remarks when Mr.. JosKs inquired
If he charged him with SANDER
Mr.. HUNT responded affirmatively.
Mr.. JONES said he never Intentionally wounded
the feelings Of any gentleman, in or out Of the
House. He was no bully or duellia himself, and
with such he wished to have nothing to do.
Mr.. HUNT inquired of Mr. JONES' was he so
false to truth and honor as to impute to him the
character of bully? Did the gentleman suppose
that he (Mr. H. wanted to test his courage or to
trample upon him, should he prove to be wanting
in its IfMr. j. meant by bully that he Mr..
H.) possessed the courage Of gentleman to pro-
tect his honor, he only attributed to him quality
which he believed nearly every gentleman in the
hall possessed.
The resolution recommended by the Printing
Committee was then agreed to.
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kdsor u t1s Anescaa Oryas.
Sn had prepared an answer 70 DR.. Mayo's un-
Prosoked caiumnes on me in your paper which con-
tained more truth than faitery, but my friends sd
vised me- out OF pity TO him, and respect 70 myself
10 get into no controversy with the poor, weak old
man," One illustration Of the difference between his
system OF pension laws and mine win give, that il
him.
Suppose you wish 10 prefer an application under
the act Of 7th July, 1855. and the remarks shall
make are equally applicable 10 every head Of the
Pension and Bounty Land laws. Refer in my Digest
TO page ~, and ON that and the following one, up 70
and including page Al you viii find The act itself,
the changes made In II by subsequent enactment,
the decision Of Secretaries and Attorney Generals.
ON every contested point and the proper form OF
application. To trace the same facts in his compi-
laton, you refer tohe following pages in the order
named 1875, 424, 202, AIS, 202 205, ESQ., 27l, AIS.
400, and 667 and this without anything ON either
page to indicate the connexon with the others. Nor
would you then find the decision in Sarah Whites
case, nor the resolution Of Sd March, 1851 which are
necessary 10 the completion of the act Of 1888. Nu
merous inaccuracies, omissions and EMBELLISHMENTS
could point out, but nobody now refers To his
book, ii would be time msspent. / have something
better to do than hold newspaper squabbles with
him. and shall for the future, take no notice Of his
illusions. H. II. q. TRIPLETT
dec lA--ItN MtE#
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FAMILY GROCERY,
Northwest corner of Thirteenth and III SITS.
TyHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the
IL abovc-named stand, recently occupied by Mrs.
Z. A. Laub, intends keeping general supply of
Family Groceries, Of the very best quality, which
will be disposed Of at the lowest possible rates for
cash, or on short credit TO punctual customers.
He solicits continuance of the custom Of the for
mer patrons Of the house. and begs to invite the at
tention and inspection Of his numerous friends and
acquaintance TO the quality of his goods, and the
arrangements made to secure the liberal patronage
Of the public A. JACKSON.
dec lin (Star)
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Georgetown Markets. December 10

Ueorget0Wn MarkeIss december 10.
Flour family-$l0 TO SILL
Extra superfine-$S 81.
Superfne-Ss 60 to IS rs.
Wheat-white 81 90; Red 81 So to 81 Ss.
Corn--white no sales, worth rs to so cents. yell
low no sales.
Mill offal-Shorts--l8 cents.
Ship stuff-40 10 65 cents.
Brown stuff-25 TO 35 cents.
Corn meal-Sl O5
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COAL!-COALs-COAL!

SEND i'm your orders before bad weather
- sets in. The subscribers keep constantly large
supply of all the different kinds Of Coal brought TO
this market and in sizes to suit all purposes for
which it is used. A deduction made when delivered
directly from vessels while discharging their car
goes.
Will be at the wharf, in few days, a load Of red
ASH stove or range Coal-one Of wIite-ash egg, and
one Of redash egg, or CRATE size; oil Of superior
quality.
uniform cash price to all who may purchase Of
us. BY fair dealing we hope to meet liberal pat
ronage. w. Il. WATERS 4 CO.,
Office, corner of 18th and Q streets.
dec 13--eo3t lint
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, December 10.

WEDNESDAY, December IL.
The Senate met at the usual hour.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. laid before the SEN
ate communication In relation 10 the act approved
July, 1854, for the relief Of the legal representa-
tives of Samuel Priolau, recommending that Il be
repealed, on the ground that the claim had already
been paid referred
Mr.. SEWARD presented memorials from the old
soldiers OF the Of 1872 praying for the passage
Of law appropriating bounty land for the officers
and soldiers who served In the war of 1912. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mcsms. ADAMS and JONES presented petitions
of privats ohnncter which were referred.
Mr. RADGER introduced his bill increasing the
compensation Of members Of Congress and judges
Of the Supreme Court; which was read first and
second time.
The bill provides for the increase OF the salaries
of the judges Of the Supreme Court and Of the per
diem Of the members Of both houses of Congress
so per centum, and to commence with the present
session, which would increase the salaries of the
judges Of the Supreme Court one hall, and the
per diem of members TO Sl2.
Mr.. BADGER gave, at length, his reasons in "a
vor Of the passage Of the bill The bill he stated
passed in 1915, increasing the compensation OF
the members Of each house, was to pay them a
regular salary, and not per diem. The opposi-
ton TO 1t was on account Of fixed salary without
regard to the number Of days Congress might be
in session; and that, had the per diem Of members
been increased by the bill, very little opposition
would have been made to H.
He contended that the cost Of living was at least
80 per cent more now than Ia was at that time.
He spoke Of the increased labor imposed upon
members now, and also upon the judges Of the Su.
preme Court, of the necessity Of the employment
of the highest talent on the Supreme Court bench,
paying a high compliment TO the talents of the
Chief Justice, and his devotion to the interests Of
the country.
During his remarks he was listened TO with the
greatest attention all present seeming to acquiesce
in the business Of his views.
The mileage Of members, he contended, should
not ffe changed that the present system was
just
Mr.. b. was speaking when our report closed
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED Tok THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


Later iron, Ewops--Arrisai Of tho Pacific.
New YoRK, Dec l8.--The Collins steamer Pa,
cific arrived at her wharf at IL o'clock this morn,
ing, and brings Liverpool dates Of the goth ult.
There is nothing decisive from the seat Of war.
In England business aud commercial affairs have
reached crisis. 1t was thought Parliament would
be summoned for the leyying of new taxes.
At Manchester business was gloomy and rates
much lower.
Since the terrible battle Of the 9th at Inkerman,
when the allies lost 1000 men and the Russians
10000 men, neither party have been In condi-
tion to resume active hostilities. The reported
battle of the 18th was false.
The utmost activity was manifested in France
and England in sending achievements as the ex-
stence Of the allied army depends thereon Sey-
eral thousand had already arrived.
II was reported that the Russians had captured
two English cruisers in the Baltic.
Louis Napoleon says that powerful diversion
viii be made on Bessarabia.
The Austrian, Prussian and German diploma
lists active, but France and England have Civ
en- notice that they now decline to treat on the
four points as basis.
The Arabia arrived out on the 26th. @
The Russians are strongly certifying the line Of
the Dneister near Molileff. 10000 Turks are con-
centrating near Roman.
II is reported that the command of the troops TO
be sent to Bessarabia has been conferred ON Gen.
eral paraguay d'Eilliers. The movement on Bes.
sarabia had commenced.
ST.. PETERspURG, Nov. 26.--Menschikoff writes,
on the evening of the 18th, that the scige opera
dually relaxed. On the 18th it had almost entirely
ceased
Lord Pamerston remained in Paris. Advices
from Madrid Of the 25th, state that the amnesty
for political offences promulgated on the It'll, had
been extended to the whole kingdom
Markets.
Cotton--Sales for the week and four DAYS end.
ing on the 2sth ult, were $500 bales. The market
was l-Sd. lower. Holders are pressing stocks oil
middling on the market
Breadstuhs-Early in the week the market de-
clined, but has regained its position.
Western canal flour sold at 42s. a42s 3D. Phil
adelphia and Baltimore -four, 43s. 43s Ohio at
AS.
Yellow corn, 44s.; white, 48s. Cd. 44s.; mix.
ed, ASS. a 43s. a Cd.
White wheat, lis. Sd. a l2s Sd. red, los. Sd.
l2s. Sd.
Rosn in fair demand at 5s. Cd
Consols closed ut 81 L.
Markets.
BvLTIxoRE, Dec. 13.-Flour is firm under the
news, at yesterdays rates.
Wheat-small receipts, sales Of red at 81 95 to
81 9s; white, 81 95 TO ~ o5.
Corn--advanced one to two cents. Sales Of
white. 80 to 80 cents; yelloy, 81 to So cents.
Rye--frm, unchanged.
The Collins steamers hereafter leave on Satur-
day. commencing on the 9th, first with the Pa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
"WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1854.
aver hv tho Rev NJ, NJ, ,,-n,.

Prayer by the Rev Mr.. MmBuRs.
The SPEAKER laid before the House, a commu-
nication from the President, stating that Congress
had passed bill at its last session, Undermining
the representatives OF Samuel Priolian. deceased
for losses sustained in the revolutionary war. and
that he had directed that payment be withheld in
ssmuch as II had been ascertained by The conn.
toller that the claim had already been settled A.
the Treasury.
Mr.. AIKEN remarked that the parties Interested
scquesced in the propriety Of this decision.
The communication was laid on the table
On motion, the Judiciary and Military commit
tees we're authorized to employ clerks.
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twenty-five Cent DagucrreOtypes.
IF you want a perfect Likeness, spIen-
u didly finished and put up in the best style, go
where they taken by the French process, and
you viii get something rich for very low sum. We
have Just received beautiful assortment of stock of
the latest STYLE which we sell at the lowest rates
We hope, by our usual accommodating principles,
to gain q liberal share of public patronage.
Gallery on Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th streets, directly over Messrs. Calls Jewelry
Store. r{ G. ID. STEWART, &
dec 13--eo3t# Proprietor.
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GENTLEMENs' HAIR-DRESsING
ESTABLISHMENT,

Wnt0rd's Hotel.
IOHN III. GIBBS begs leave TO call the
a. attention Of the Gentlemen to the above estab-
lishment where they will find every comfort in the
Shaving, Har-cutting, Curling, Shampooing, and
Hair Dying departments.
Alse, to his Wigs, Scalps, and Toupees, which ar.
tcles cannot be surpassed in the United States and
always on hand made to order ut short notice
His stock Of Toilet articles and Furnishing Goods
are carefully selected, and will be found to comprise
the best kinds Of Combs, Brushes Lubin's Extracts
all sorts Of Paris Perfumcrics Guerlain's, Rgges
and other Shaving and Toilet Soaps. Best quality
Razors; nail Knives; Penknives; Tweezers, Razor
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 colored; fashionable Cravats Scarfs Neck Ties
winter Gloves; Shirts Suspenders, Stocks, pocket
Handkerchief Collars, de-, all Of which have been
purchased from the best houses in New York, and
are warranted to be what they are represented.
dec l1-eod3ms
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JfarLefs

NKw YORK, Dec 13.-Cotton unsettled
Flour firm-sales Of 4, 600 barrels of good Ohio,
A. 90 80 rs southern bcttcr--salcs Of 200
barrels at 50 62a 80 80.
Wheat is a triae higher. White, Michigan,
81 90.
Corn--Buyers demand reduction--sales OF
II 600 bushels
Pork dull, with declining tendency.
Beef unchanged, with limited demand.
Lard dull
Whiskey unsettled-0hio, 40 cts.
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MRS. HERMAN & CO.,
French Gtaam Sc0v,rerc

TTtMCH BttUH SCOuIcISs --T
No. 62 North Eutaw street, near Lexington,
BALTIMORE,
Will thoroughly clean all kinds Of Ladies and Chill
drens Dresses, made Of silk, velvet wool gentle
mems Coats Pants, and Vests, without shrinking or
taking off the natural gloss.
The Utmost Punrtuality Narrated
White Grape Shawls done up equal to new.
All orders left at VIM. p. Shedd's Fancy Goods and
Millinery, 502 18th street. Washington, d. c. will be
attended to. dec ID
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il able unimproved Ground near the Railroad
Depot nj aucton.-0n Tuesday, the 9th day Of jam.
ary 1855, shall sell IN front of the premises at
o'clock Y. NJ, at public auction, by virtue OF decd
Of trust 70 me recorded among the land records q
Washington county, District Of Columbia on the 97th
May last all that part Of square numbered $50 which
= comprised within the following boundaries 70 wit
Beginning at point on north street. rs feet from
the southwest corner Of said square, running thence
east on said street SO feet thence north $50 feet
nine inches thence west 60 feet; thence souts %.
feet nine inches, to the beginning
Terms; 0pe-half cash the residue in three install
ments Of six twelve, and eighteen months, bearing
interest," and secured 10 the satisfaction Of the rus-
tee.
II 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.
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT, Austioncers.
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II RISs KRINGLE,s HEAD QUAR-
IA tiers for Toys and Notions is at
dec ID LAMMOND'S nth ST.
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PRosPERI's CORNET BAND.
Lender, J. M. PRosrERr--C Conductor. r. PRosrrrI.
MILITARY Parades, Balls, Private
w Parties, attended with any number Of pieces
Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks
nov 2e-1y