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.diauraed GuIoo'cIosk TIL, morning.

Tm redmond lIoMerpE We find in tha
Enquirer tlef,iiowiag particulars Of the difical.
IS which occurred between David /. Gr5ones
and Jauc- II. Saunders, IN Richmond lat Wed
nc-day. and which resulted in the death Of tn
latter. Both parties were saddlcrs aul were in
the employ Of Mr.. J. II Co!quitt:
"1hey had been quarrelng, we understand ut
the place Of their business, about triilng uflr
connected with their work. Saunders threaten
ing an attack on Groumes, the latter retreatcd to
the middle OF Main street, and Saunders followed
him as far Us the CURLING of the side walk. Here
he hatcd and was informed by Groomes, if he
approached nearer 10 him he would shoot hin.
Saunders hesitatcd, but finally lnadp motion "a
il in the act Of disregording the ndmonition ho
had received, when Groomes fired rerolVcr,ih"
bah taking effect in Saunders forehead above one
of his eyes, penetrating the brain, and lodging. it
is believed, in the back of the head. The wounded
man fell and was taken up and carried into the
store of Mr. Colluitt, where he soon breathcd bis
last.
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LONDON PORTER AGENCY

M Il of'r for sale. agents of Mes,rs II hert Of
W London, 500 cnsks Of best London Porter pints
Md quart; 201 casks of Scorch Ale which we will sell
II, low u tie imported art Gle be had in the country
EDMOND, DAVE MORT e. CO.,
llne I-d1m Richmond
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VIRGINIA BoNps have been selling in New York
at 973, with interest.
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CITY AID STATE DEPARTMENT.

CRerr CogRr-First Day. This court com
mrneed its session yesterday, in the New Court
House, Judge WIN. Leigh presiding. The Grand
Jury was impanneled and passed upon indict-
ments against sundry persons. In the afternoon
the court was occupied with the trial of ALBION
Fisher. charged with robbery. The case was
ably argued by MAJ. James Garland forthc Com
mouHcalth, and L. g. H. Kean far the prisoner,
whom the jury retired, aud after an absence Of
oalv "a few minutes returned with verdict finding
the prisoner gpiltY.nad assessing his punishment
at three years imprisonment in the peuiieniar5.
TIE tid Of Marshall VIZ 81 for a#zt Tues
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sEEtHAit III Vs|fI y
's'Ht subscriber has Afnd aud constantly reee"'
ing at his NEiT STORE under tte Nul@''k
House. a complate assortment Of
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the motion Of Mr. RADGKA 10 amend tho bin by striking
out the words and whose services have been paid by The
United States
The question being taken the amendment was agreed
to-~yeas a4, nays lT-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Atehison, Badger, Bell BENJAMIN Rraiu
egd, Bright Butler, Clayton, Dswsoa Evans Frssendcn
Fish, Foot, Geyer, Gillette james, Jones of Tennensee
Mallory Morton Pearee, Rockwell Seward. sumner, and
Wsde--4
NAYS Messrs. Alien, Brodhead brown, Cas- CLAY
Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge OF Iowa, Houston Hanter
Johnson Jones Of Iowa, Mason Reid Shields Stuart Toa
cey, and Weler-lz.
Mr.. BROWN moved TO amend the bill by adding an ad-
ditonal section providing that the bouniyand laws here
ofore passed by Congress shall be construed ex
tend their benefits TO Indians In the manner and 20
the extent as IL said Indians had been white men
agreed to-
Mr. BELL moved amend IA by Including all the sur
yiving volunteers officers and pryates who have per-
formed military service 10 any against she public
enemy although not called regularly mustered into the
service of the United States.
Mr. WELLER gave notice that he should hereafter offer
an amendment making increase twenty per cent upon
the amount paid commissioned officers upon the
pension rolls and thirythrcc per cent upon the PEN
sons Of noncommssioued officers aud priyates who were
disabled.
Without taking the question upon the amendment of
Mr. BEL the further consideration Of the subject post
poned and after the consideration executive business
The Senate adjourned
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Proposals for Oil for Lighthouses.

TREASURY DmARrAnsr,
once Lighthouse Board,
January IS, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS viii recsived at this o.
1855 supplying shl following
lots q qaanie. q OIL le b delivered alongside q ,he
oan, opsn contractor.
% s y spp % s m o;ds 0 o or ." se dc o~
dates respectively and also al the respective named s
10, No svoteis inonsand gallons hes,
pressed spenn oil, and
1000 twenty-five ihonsane) gallons best spring
strained Or pressed sperm oil TO be deiiveed on
Lc, no. 2a.ooo tureen hou-and) strained
o. pressed sperm oil, aad
., pressed sperm sa OIL, 70 be delivered on The i's
Lot No asooo eighteen nopsand) gallons best winter strained
1900 (welye l,ousand) gallons best spring strained
Or pressed sperm oil, g be delivered as above on
FOR TIE LAKES.
Lot No. y5eo hundred gallons
1900 ssa issss ssssfa s ss% saadsa G
s'rslasd . % g pressed sperm OIL, 70 be % delivered at
ized i, on the 18Th day Of ApnI, ls55,
o. or,mmedary after ,he opening Of the Ete ca
4so lfour hundred and my gallons best winter
strained or pressed sperm of, and
45o tour hundred and my gallons best spring
ss pssa aa o a. e s .a 10 10
Patsburs, New York, on ihe 10Th day OF April.
1855, Or imms dlately aier the opening of The Ene
All Of the oil comprised in lot No A. be delivered a, the
mentioned places for the lights The lakes must be in mali
'sa . S%s sa Tree o% @ al sss ssp %
sass a The Of leakage, being
charges and risk OF all
and made the OF the oil
the contractors warehouse, other place OF deposie.
The lots Of oil be delivered alongside Of
shall be delivered shall
receive thr and the vessels Should
be ready TO receive the oil specified
delivery then the contracting will be liberty deliver
authorized agent OF the light house establishment al The
OF delivery and shall be entitled TO therefor within fifteen
day from such delivery.
All The Of contracted foregoing proposals
cied % me usual ie,ts Of specific gravity temperature al which
will remain inpd by barn'ng and such Other
thought proper e person persons % whom that duty may pc
oil 10 remain lmpd temperature of ~ degrees
OF Fahrenheit the oil
Of 40 degrees of Fahrenheit
Proposals
The whole quantity required option OF bidder
bid will be entertained for qua1y comprised
Of the several lots designated The bids
explicitly The lot for number
OF each kind oil the
per gallon for each qualify of oil.
All bids be seHled and endorsed Proposals OIL
Tight Honst and then placed envelope
Secretary Of The Light House Board Washington, d. q
bond, with the satisfaction OF the department
penalty eqna fifth OF The made
foregoing will be
TONED for the faithful performance OF each be executed
wi hin days after the acceptance of bid
The BOARD under the authority the Department.
right reject bid though may bs the lowest from other
alterations than
BY order of the Light House Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Jan le--5awtolstFeb,e 1855 Secretary
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T,lE American association for the Advancement OF
win hold its fourth annual meeting in the
beautiful lecture Of the Smithsonian institution during
Christmas New Years day beginning
Tuesday, December 26 instant.
distinguished educators country
expected he
many valuable and cdncatspa napers
which be followed by interesting discussions. l}s
offer The Washington
for Christmas week.
officers members o Congress, all
citizens, make their
and rh nHuencet Induce their friends from abroad
attend. Il44t
liberal minded citizens offer free
make contributions that they
the
can accommodate any following gentlemen
hsnd and whatever is done must be done quickly.
the lat Ward.-G. J. Abbot aud Rev q A. Davis,
I'd /" Prof J.. Henry and n. Richards.
:" 81 8. L. Force, esq, v. tarbsugh, esl, aud Slas
Hin, esq,
es i.h J.W. Maury esq., Rev. O. w, Samson, and
u. Sunderland.
9TH g. b. u. French, and Prof A. D Bache.
bih q D. Il. French, and q, C Wight,
7th 8, York AtLee esd, @. e, Wight esq and w.
r. RICHARDS
See Local Com
wAsmserss Dec. 9, 1884,
Dec l4--foat
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EGERTON * BRO,
Box l03, Post Office,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Omitted states Patent once.


pcnton James NJ. Putnam,
Putnam deceasod of New Orleans louisiana praying
OF granted the sand Jnnes r. Putnam
9th Of May s4I, in machine
distractions from the mouths OF harbors, vers Ac
years The said patent place
on 9Th day Of May, 1856
ordered the said be the Patent
Monday, 23d day April 10 o'clock, all
persons notified and show any they
why said petition ought not 10 be- granted.
Persons opposing The extension file the
Office their objections specially set forth writing least
led party,
be the said henring be taken and transmitted
which win be
plication.
will be closed the 18th
relied
office before the of hnt
If within thereafter.
Ordered published Union,
Evening Star D. c.; Scientific
lean, Evening Phladeipba Pa. Inquirer
Ohio, week for pre-
The 23d Of April next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p SEditors OF The above will please and
Patent Office, with paper containing
Jan il--1aw3w
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Those holders OF certificates who redeem by aor
nsy must II residing beyond The limits Of States
knowedge The power before come minister penpoena
danaes general consul
government auy Crsian
copnty proper officer such
the chief of corporation
therein re<dn IN the United States the
fore justice of public
appointed by The Of Virginia, is sufficient all
the certidca. be delivered.
O. CLUTTER, Auditor P6tie Accounts. The Commission.
.. ". PARKER, Register. ers Of te sink
GEO w. MNSfoRb, sec'y Commonwealth. J ing fund.
RroHmosp, Virginia, December 81, 1854.
Dec 3l--d3u
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United States Mail.

UTAH.
Posr oyrion prrARrmEsr,
December s, 1874.
si ds Of ss s 10 % h Son s day Of june 1853 n
siye IL UTAH TERRITORY will be received ,he Contract
Office OF the Post Office Department. in the of Washington,
until of the l5h day Of june 1885, 10 be decided by the
1886 sa Lake c BY Nea Mil, Mil Greek, nolladay's
settlement, Lie Cottonwood, ard Drapersvile, TO Mount
Leave sait Lake Cily every Thursday IN;
Arrive q, slountainviIe same day by 7pm
Leave Mountainvie every Friday at lam;
Arrive at Salt Lake City same day by pm
ners Mills, Bingham and Kanyon, to Cedar Valley, 45
Leave @ sas p Lake % Siy Sss every rfi Thursday a,7am;
Arrive a. a. Cedar M. Valley si nexI = day ~, BY Y M
Arrive Lake c,y day BY p,"
aaos From Toele City Granisve u miles aud back
Leave Tosle City every Tuesday nsam,
Leave Granisyils every Tuesday at PM
asos From Nsph City, by Fillmore CITY Corn Creek pauason
and Paroyan, to Cedar City leo miles aud back, a
Leave Nephi City every Monday ateam;
Leave Cedar CITY every Monday ai6s
Arrive at Neph City every Friday by pn
NOTES.
pay trips performed,
omissions NOT satisfactorily explained !hse times the pay Of the
with depsndng and not
will he delinquency promptly and saisfsco
ry explained ~ certificates po4ass Or the ahdavis Of
post ohce suffering injured destroyed, robbed
runs running vehicles
route The Postmaster General anu the contract for repeated
failures ageeaby dsobeying Post Office
department. assigning
without the Of Postmaster General he Postmaster
General alter The schedule He also order increase Of
service by allowing therefor increase the
He service,
rata decrease Of he allow months extra compensation
the dispensed with No will be allowed for
advertised distance supplied
herein correcy stated The bids should be addressed The
Second Assistant Postmaster eaeaI supecrhed a
in the Territory Of Utah. The be and
returned the before The LIST day
1885, further conditions
the advertisement for California; Oregon uah &c
dated 18th Ociobe 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Y Dec 6-lawfw Postmaster General
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The Of viii asa "a, s.s aHiss. a.
payment u The sabserpuon be made a advances
Distant sabserhsra may forward oncy 81 ietscs ~ 10
which viii >. paid snd al rk oaf,rvvs - =
transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER peAsssed wrrky sasinE to
se"s % SenEfsss, and semt weekly during ihs recess.
Subscriptions as period year viii be
terms psopori"ned 70 the above rates.
#PestnNsTLRr suihosnsd ss-nts ~
sendos ~ ssvs DAILY sah-nbess $50
Subscribers, win So enclosed, viii be ennued
copy gratis,
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PHiLIp DRRocnB ana others, co,i, ~
,
WILtLAa ~ CLARKE and Others. } N"'5' ''"s :" 'ta,
NtlE object Of this sale
compiainnnts. The bill Philip
Derochboine Nowman W ian D. Clarke Joshua Clark
Clarke Clarke nlia A. CiaFk Lurana wife
William Began, (ormey Lurana clorke) Erna D. newman,
and Julia Newman, seized
OF estate lying ia Caroline il
will be interest OF the said parties sell the
divide the thereof the
parties according TO their just proportions. }
William D. Clarke, Ann f. Clarke, Joshua ID.
Clarke, Julia A. Clarke Lurana Began, Of Viii
Began, State Of Maryland 1t teeuPon nd
ordered eonplainant by of this
be in ersed newspaper published Washington
Shore each of three
before day of June notice the said
Of the object substance this bill
by solicitor, bsoIe
June the and
they why decree ought prayed
8.6 +. u. HOPPER. f
True copy. Test THOMAS L. CAREY, Clerk.
October g. 1854. Dec l4--iaw3wvp
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY AZ FAIsNHAM,
Bankers and General Land Agents,

BalEeTs and General Land .fgenfs, 3
ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made, proceeds promptly
" rates of exchange.
Landed
that will and per annum,
The immense immgaou the rapid rise OF and
intimate with enable
that will que double every year
few thousand
Of thousands How money safely profit,
ably invested
Land In the vicinity Of thriving villages
bought for 49, ST. and 65 that years will
times the Many North have
made by OF
and foresight purchase when lands cheap
Satisfactory references given. For particulars
TRACY 4 FARNHAM,
Dec l5--d&wlmt ST. Anthony Falls.
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~ RNITURE FOR saLE--A gentleman with handsome
furnished wishes dispose
which occupied by The
new, r-t quality and everything comprised
handsomely The
black walnut, al the upholstery in bFocaisIle.
housekeeping will be- enabled
tchen pao7, and cham,
o house, II he DESIRES and delightful section Of
he city made
Address Hubbard through the city post Office No 70 General
Land Once
Ian 4--tiif
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Ksasmptlon % vlrgn.,. slx rer c<n,. pent.

E holders Of the following certificates debt issued by
State Of Vrgua Iedeemabe the 9Th day Of March, 1884,
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will take
that the commissioners Of the nkig na created by
act Of he general assembly Of Virginia. passed on the ah day
March, 1883, will proceed the first Of April, 1885,
the said certificates the Of the Commonwealth
The holders OF said certificates required
Of april, the office OF
auditors and whether surrendered interest will
that day:
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Home hin Boarding school for Boys.

THIS Monday January lssa in
Fas Church, Fairiax Virginia II is
from Washington city, and ss
celebrated Tor itr heaitfu
The principal aims made This school where pupils
thorough American education
The scholastic weeks divided into three
mencng respectively Monday o January, April and
September. 5trl4 +
Board and tuition s payable per term IN advance
Students will subjected charge
For further address r. r. Judson fsi Church Fair
fax county, Virgins.
Nov 26--9swtfs IanaSc
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Imrored for hapeTportant changes Of
rHE completion OF boe
ing and Columbus, uniting, short a
line the baltimore and Ohio railroad with all portions OF The West
(and North and souhwesD gives his route g Increased al
through travellers that decnon ob
day, November 27 1854, the trains will bs follows!
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daily win in
leaving Camden station instead of O'Clock,
heretofoe except Sunday) arriving Wheeling
seconds the Tain, leaving al instead Of
heretofore, Wheeling
hours reaching 10 This stop
ingon Junction, sykesyIle monocaey iipers Fe Martins.
S Su T -, .%nmn nan INA & nsw w
wood and water and meals Beth these make prompt
regular connexi0n with Of the Cenra 0hio Cam
bridge, GAINESVILLE Newark, Columbur lnusvle
sandusky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Ccago st. Louis
hc leaving Baltimore BY The mali win reach Cn
~ the night being kept but nigh, the
either train.
points, make direct connection with the trains the Cieve
land Pitisbug railroad all the Ohio navigahe
for between Wheeling and Wesv by leaving Baltimore
Returning the trains Wheeling express
80 reaching Baltimore at 80 the mail train
at II As p. nl reaching Baltimore at y p M
Through Wheeling for Cincnnar Madison,
Louisville ST. Louis other river cities will be sold at all times
wi q will admit.
Through Baltimore and Washington and all the
important in the West sold the ticket Offices
OF The company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
train, leaving station, win passengers
Wheeog n As, midnight; Cumberland 10 5 and
rves at Baltimore at T.
paces, will daily (except Sunday arriving
Frederick 49, Returning, witt leave Frederick AT o.
arriving Baltimore at II 30,
The coti's Mills accommodation will be daily (sxcept
Sundays ms follows. ss
Leave Camden station M, and 3, p.
Leave EIicous Mills at so, A. N, and 8 80, p. m .
Dec -df
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Shtrfsl Shirts! shirts /.

WN, n rAuLKNER the only pncice shin maker N the siy,
respectfully his ODD members OF Con
thai by leaving their al h sh
nsctars they shirts made Of the best material ana
tanted ~ The which hess shirts have
acquired induces s advertiser invite hoee Gentlemen
who have troubled bad flung shirts 4, him CALI
fesing assured that they will ,s sdnit their supsrony
sign Of The Shirt Pennsylvania avere between Third and ~
street south side
y sA soci furnishing goods hand, which
be Sold cheap.
Dec 2-~eodim Hte 1gs.
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Ornamental Trees for sale,

Ar the best variety or avenues cemeteries lawns
" iby are all seedlings free growth and
nseels and are not snnted No versaf from IL
.st IN The esr and well nshe
gh European sycamore, of ch Foliage catapa
large size o the above large prices accord
ins To and number purchased
see for yourself Can upon James Msher, public gardener,
Ian i7--law3w'
THE Royal KaIendar, (Rea ueok s) 4 conr and ey
register fr England Scotland, ireland,
le55.
Jan IA FRsNCk TAYLOR
L 1854 " s'
This day received from London.
Janis FRANCK TAYLOR
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that obtain good prize il only ad
a the
EGERTON BRO,
Box l03, Post Office,
Baltimore Maryland.
N. BCorrespondcnts careful whiting
addressed Office and State those
holding prize tickets, wishing them renewed cashed
invariably remit the tickets the tickets being like bank notes.
presentation The contains only
capitals prizes lottery vary peo of the tickets
upwards. Jan. Is
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wAsaIsGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
IN M Ss.sSs - II u ~

Trains foious
EAyE daily, Sunday At aud 81, and and s.
IL
On sunday, at g, a. M, and 3, y.
Baltimore III and 8, M, and and 8, p m.
ON Sunday, al Al, a. IN, and .,
with Baltimore and Ohio railroad tor the West
e leaving u, o. and 3,
For Philadelphia York. nj sx m, and p.
For Annapolis, at sk, and 5, p. M
For Norfolk at 3, p
r. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particular called requiring responsible
Dec l5-du
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EbWARD X, EOLiINE,
No. 80 Wall street, n.
BRoWH, sHPLEf, Co,
iiyerp9o
II. q. ROBERTS CO.,
i3 Kings Arms Yard. London
B. "a. WAtNW RIGHT CO.,
fsIiJ
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners accountable gold
btiony asrtasss asiess s -
fading scnsd therefor aud e value Expressed
Dec l7--dH
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The National Hotel

this will be
of this The o
building and The dining
The table win be furnished with the best the markets Afford
and served in the best labor will
render the house,
The subscriber therefore, generous public
The liberal which has always
desiring for the
time after THE Goth, by calling al the Hotel.
e5e E, D.. WILLARD
WAsHisaTox Cry November II, 1854
left
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CATHOLiC HooKsA insr ard varied assorimeui Of fah
u works including Nncsnts Manual, thrisnsna Gufes
Of Devotion Dcuay phe plain and elegant bindings
al lowest prices.
Just received at TAYLOR n MAURY'S
Ian 10 ksorc, 9th
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Asylum for orphan Boys.

In trustees of 81 yinceuts Orphan having
hshea elr hoaee for destitute orphan under The Of e
Vharah BfoheTswho ready receive such, Without
egasa 10 sect religious opinions viii be admit
led W the board Of meantg
io~ upon hs charitable and haban's Of the District Of
Coaahia aid BY which
earnestly solicited enable the provide o the
and protection u these suffering ben whom poverty and tue
loss c parents have rendered objects Of pity and cmmiseraon,
and whase Of appeal 10 e heart Of every Christian
The ba sasacan completing their house
for girls, nearly children
ported and ednead and although ley determined, the 3oh
August 1859 orphan boys iny have
heretofore ssea prevented tbs OF The
syise their hand with sa exception, being by
the Of the o Conges and donations aud iegsees
Jesirbtsd the female branch OF the inlnon the income no
which required with other for support Of that
branch and hence the necessity OF this appeal by the trustees % the
charitable FOR AID in the performance Of their duty towards e
ph boys, provide especially or whom bas een t by iue
tsnsises pressing obligation.
Donations contributions will be thankfully received by
by either of ladies and
will .n,ie charitable contributors the prayers Of
phanf-
Rev EDWARD A. KNIGHT President
Rev. JAMES u. DONELAN,
Rev TIAl0THY j. OTuOLE, fTrusiess
sss T1ssaas THDAlAS GARBEAf, yTss~ureft tGlG
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady Managers Henrietta H. Boone, decuess; Miss
Caihane NJ Johnson secoad deelre Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Mrs. Caihane A, Mast secretary Mrs Catharne
siam Mrs Jane Noye Mrs .ary Elliot Mrs Josephine fouDg
Mrs. Ca'harae Roche.
Gentlemen managers Of assu parish
day schools connected iaereohDr W J. O. Duamel Charles
Keenan Edward smns, seaphm Mast John O. Fitzpatrick, Wit
Wheatey, Thomas Bayne, Brady Harvey,
saph Redfe Peter Conlan Rudolph Eeno Dr. Aex mm
George MatunsIy. Robert Mahoney, John T. Casseli,
THE Weekly News STAR and Baltimore sun VIII liease nse
the above several times bee l}-2as2w
EDR THE WEST AND sOUTG. G.-BaI.rIMOiE AND
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TnE.NT Dsnsijohns superior Old Rye whi.L -s
4 best IN the District, for said by MURRAY htMaEs-
Dee i1-ateoif
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Cure for Hard Times!

CUFt IOF TfAFN IImtS!
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY, 1885,
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED ny THE STATE OF
MARYLAND
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy the
pnbc lotteries
drawn IN the Unied States
GOOD EIGHT DOLLAR LOTTERY.
Monday, January %, 1855.
WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY,