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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF MErRopo1Ir.N 2 p.ILRoAl CoMpAxY

OFfICE oR METROPOLITAN N RAILROA9 CoMPANY)
0rorgstown, y. c., Dec rs 1856.
y EALtD PROPOSALS for the grading, masonry,
~ aud bridging of forty three and half (l3 X
miles Il this roas will BE- received at the Office ef
ths company uotil three o'e!ock p. m. ~ tn. 18th
day Oh February nsxt
The maps, profiies. plans and specifca ions viii
be ready for inspection on and efer the 5th day Of
Febru ry.
The Metropolitan Railroad rs designed to extend
from he cities Of Washington and Georgrtown to
the baiumore and Ohio Railroad ny an easy and d..
rect route. connecting with the attnr rad east of
the "Point OF Rocka," on the Potomac river and
making saving If distance on the frst ninety
miles Of the present travelled route frpr the Cap
tai 10 the western and Northwes.era States Of for.
ty.dvs miles.
Proceeding from the point of intersection with Il q
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the Iout extends to
tho City Of Frederick and, passing through the rich.
est districts OF Maryland terminates in
the City of Hagerstown, where it connects With
lines OF railroads, now In operation extending to
Harrisburg, the Pennsyivsnia Central Railroad. &c
The portion Of the road for which proposals are
now invitsd extends from the westerly line OF the
District Of Columbia (sA mi es from Georgetown)
to The city of Frederick.
Proposals will BE- received for the work ia sections
Of one mile each, for the entire distances Of 4ah
miles.
The work is generally Of a medium character for
this part of the country. With some heavy cutting
In earth and roca and bridging and every ia 5iiitY
exists for prosecuting it vigorously and with econo-
my at all SEASONS OF he ysar The country. is eie
valed and rolling, we'll watered, and remarkably
healthy.
Tie time conditioned for the completion Of the
'ntracts will be from to two years
Any further Information desired by persons pro-
posing tor the work will bs furnished at the efice
or "ay be had bs adir, ssing the President Of the
company by letter prior 10 the day of letting.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, Presidsnt
EDMUND FRENCH. Chief En- gineer.
dec % 2awtFsbS
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mo. 527.1

SALES OF AITERNATE SECTIONS POSTPONED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in conseouenoe
~ Of representations going to show that large
number Of meritorious actuai settlers, on account
Of short crops and other un,oward circumstances.
would be unable to pay for the lands at The public
sales Of ths United States alternate fections aonc
the route Of the Southwest Raoifc Railroad in the
state OF MISSOURI, advertised in proclamation No
624 to be held at the folio wing named cficss in IA
cember instant and ia .uary next the President
has ordered those sales to be stponed and to t,ke
place IS follows, TO wit:
At the Land Office at st Louis, con mencing on
Monday, the 9th Of August next
At tie Land Office at Jacksc u, commanding On
Monday, the 18th of August next. =
At the Land Office at Clinton, commencing m
Monday, the 18th of August next
At the Land Office at Sprir gfield commencing or
Mondry, the 10th Of August next
Given under my hand, ct the General Land Ofacs
ct the city of Washington, this fifth day of Decem
ber, ammo Domini one thousand eight hundsed and
ffty-four.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
dec7-laW0W Commissioner.
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on marriage, its -tut.es a;f dslus,ifcatiors, and
their remedies; with Ii hosraphs, illustrating the
anatomy snd physiology, AKA diseases Of the repro
ductive organs OF both sexes, their structure
snd functions 4 popular and couprshe nsire trss.
tiss on the duties and casualties of single and mar.
rsd life-happy and fruitful alliances, mode CT So
curing -iufeiicitcus and infsrtil. onss-their
obviatiou AMI remoyal-important hints 70 tbo.e
contemplating nstrimcGy, that will overcosl- Oh
jectiou5 TO IL; none. hswever should take this In.
portaat sep wi hout frat consulting its pages
commsntstes the d.ss aad medical treatInent
OF females tom infancy 10 old aSe each case graph
ically illustrated by beautiful ithographic plates
nerVoas debility, its Gauss and cara, by process
st ence simple, asfe and e1sctusl that failure is
Impossible rules for daily Inansgsaent-au essay
On spormstorrhes with practical observations on
Safer, and m successful mode of trestmaat--pre
csutionsry hints the evils resulting fron snpir-
cal prscties-ar esssy on sll diseases arising from
iudis-rei0n, with plain and simple rules by hich
ali PERSONS can cure themselves Without mercury
remedies fof those Eelf inflicted miseres ecd disap
pointed hopes 50 unfor,unt ttely prevalent iu the
young Iii . truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage Its psruzsl is par
ticularly recommended to p'rsoas entertaining SO
erst douots OF thsr physical condition. and who ar.
conscious Of having hszardsd the health, happiness
aud priviege, to which every human being is eI-
titled TO
Pric. rs cents per copy, five copies for one dol
lar Msilei fire. or postags to any part Of the Uui-
ted States
N. B!-Thoss who prefer may consult DR. Ia CnoIx
upon any OF the diseases upon which hi3 book treats
either personally Or By mail Medicine sent to any
part Of the Union according to directions, ssfsiy
packed aud carefully secured from all observation.
Address DIR. ". B. La CR0IX, 40 81 Maiden Lane
or Post 0fi-e Box 57S, Albany. n z.
- Office open daily from 8 N to M, and on
Sunday from until 8 M.
~ once Removed from No. 56 Beaver ct,
10 81 Mafdsn Lame, Albany. N. Y.
dec
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3 "A Ii g, &c.
B LIS, &c.
BENEFICIAL BALL.
"H0N0R TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE"
SECOND GRAND BALL
EMPIRE CLUB.

THE members ofthe Empire Club take pleasure in
l. announcing to their friends and the public jim
general that they will give their Second Grand Ran
on MONDAY EVENING, January l5 1855,
at TEMPERANCE HALL.
The proceeds of this ball will be given toward
erecting monument to the memory of "Stewart
Holland, }" the brave young Washingtonian who was
lost with the unfortunate Arctic.
The Club pledge themselves to spare no pains or
expense IN endeavOring to please those who favor
them with their presen 'e, and feel ASSURED, while
such an object is i'm view, they cannot fail.
No hats or caps will be allowed Oh the floor ex-
cept those of the different Clubs.
Supper and Refreshments are in the hands OF an
experienced caterer.
Excellect Cotton Music is engaged
a. Tickets ONE DOLLAR0to be had If any
of the members and the door Oh the evening of
the ball.
MANAGERS.
VIM Fualove, A Selden, J Ingram,
Il Ieachum, X Cox, B. Hopkins.
Z MartIn, LIttieton st John.
Committee on Receptions.
m C1autice, FullaOve, G Bell.
Donne4I, l. Lable, VIM Caho,
Floor Managers.
VIM r Ciautice, Geo Bell, FulIalove
IAN 4-eOtb&
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STAR,
NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE

VI ihe following sublime eowedv ia vyo,,hv ,hs
genus OIL NJ N. Pepper, Esq. the hard oS N.
Knickerbocker: 'a'a Vi a't
o"hD io THE sTEiM FIRE ENGINE
Snsgesfed by Seeing it s'Sk,oirt.,,
BY A. sroIo.
Graie lnglne you have eradicated Fire machines
worked ny human mussel-Crate ineine Won
skwlrt on tops of houses where the flames
frotrtde, and you Immediately ecks,ippuisb
Crate Ingine!-
Stupendoowus steam pump. You suck. You
Draw up, and you skwrt water on the ragiu.
ano dev"wring eianent commonly knowne as
FIRE. And you suckseat in XIV enching the afore a
Stupendoowus Steem pump.
Mtey destroyer of isn;ed kumbustibuls when We,
Gef l. sIstcrn, you run your sucktions in
Your EnJinear puts on adisonal steeIn
And you proceed forthwith to darken down en-
lighted matter.
hlItey destroyer OF ignited kombustibus.
Grand ecks,crmInatOr OF bIaseing material. You
Must ieal prowd beksse you have plenty
of water on hand I'd don't use
Spurious lickcTs-fou don't work murh
Bekause YOU have nothing to do.
Grate extcrmnat0r of blaseiHg material
Wonderful Infantile Water Works. Ym h,v.
Saperseaded the laboring efforts Of indie
vIduals to perfect hand pumps And Won
NOW stand out in bass rehcrus to the enemy
VI fiame. because you alws,s come oul first e. I,
wonderful! 1nfante Water Works,
Thou spreader of the akweou, F9ud-You
hhow iuli well, your hundred of feet of pine iu
your biIer, big wleals, little valves,
&c, are death to the old fire bows and
useful TO Insurance Companies
Thou spread' of the akwcous Fluid
Stcem Fire Eugin YOUR useful. You
Use wood and koal-you make
a big nois with your whistle. and
You leave streak of fire behind you
10 the streat. But steam Fire Igine your
Useful Your "A trump. Go on
10 Oh Steam Fire Ingine.
: Go OR-Grate old Skwirt!
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ExPEc ED NEW YEAR PRgsENJs-

0Fan The branchs. Of basine's 8 conducted in this
~ city, Gr,cerie'. perhaps, Of all others afford the
smallest profits and should haye the preference for
cash, and no one In that business can continue il
his customers not prompt in settlement by shor,
notes or cash. DESTROYS Of closing up for the past,
earnestly request all who are indebted 10 cell and
settle without delay.
i viii further give notice that al future bills
which may be contracted with me must be made
with reter'nce TO- and with the dis inct understand
Ing that thsy are 10 be closed IN )nthy, by cash OIL
notes at 80 dsys which have prepared for the pur
pose, except pch Of ny Old customers who have 81
ways besn prompt. z. M. p. KING.
dec T-H
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UNDERTAKEN. -

II WOULD respectfully return my thanks to tie
l. citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for thex
pest patronage, snj say that owing to the frsoaept
calls in the Undertaking branch of ny business I
have besn induced to discontinus the manufacture
Of Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. I hxvs spared no psins to have
every thing that Is requisite to my business and
An thsrefors fully prepared to meet shy order aftsr
Afew moments notice. ard assure those who NAV
give me call that viii spare pains to carry out
THAR oris-s 70 shsir 4rttre satisfaction.
JAMES r. HARVEY.
40. sto, Tth Ct, between q ana H
u. H.B.-Cal attended to 81 ell horrs II the nigh.
mar 2-Iy
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GRAND BALL
FOR TIE
BENEFIT OF The POOR
NR W QIYHnnnE

7 HE Washington Highlanders respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Washington and vi.
entity that they purpose giving the above Ball a,
JACKSON HALL, Feb uary 1st, 1858.
Tickets will be placed ut 81.
The names of those citizens that are expected ,r
lend their aid in this charitable enterprise. will an
pear in q future advertisement
By order O. the Committee
Jan dtl5th (Organ)
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JOHN II. BUTHMANN,

I IMfORTER AND DEALER IN WINE, BRAN
l. dy, Cigars, &c. Penns, Ivania avenue, south side
between and Sixth streets, has recsved his full
stock and a'sortment OF the above, consisting in
part Of
Madeira, Sherry, Port ofvarious grades, Champagne
10 qts and pts, different brands
great vari, ,ty OF Rhine Wine, some of it spa k.
ling
Aiso st. Perry sparkling red and white Claret, at
tricss from So 80 per dozen to the highest or.
der
And numerous other kinds of Wine -.
Also, very superior Cognse, pale and dark: sched.
am Gin, Jamsita kum hne old Whiskey,
Irish Malt Cordials, and Havana Cigars.
dee ,0-2aWSH
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

WJk have this day received very superior toned
w HARP, from The celebrated Partisan ma nm
fsctursrs Domery, who received the highest pre-
MUM for Hsrps at the great exhibition in L. ndon
1851.
Persons dssrous of purchasing, ky giving us 9
CAL have the opportunity to obtain Of the sbov,
Music Depot cor. Pa. avenue, 11th and D sts.
dec 10
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, 60.
il. T.. w. WERER

d ESP ECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and
lO former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his we'll organised
BAND of scientific Musiciaus
He will introduce oil the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furnished if desired.
~ Orders left at Hhbus Hits Music Depot,
6auters, or Millers Confectionery Stores or ut my
residence, near Gen. H.nderson's, Navy Yard, will
meet with prompt attention. nov 28-2m
ID BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES
IL 16 rosewood and papisr mache Desks
10 superb Pianos t
"a Tlton's Guitars
2 hde Papier mache Side 7ables
II dozen assorted VioIins
In addition to Card Gases, Porte Mcnnaias
Ohildren's Toys, Beautiful vasse, and host O,
Fancy Goods, all suitable for Presents
JNO. i. ELLIS,
Pc. sysnos, between 9th and 10th sts., No. sos.
dec 900 =. - !,
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMf Mt OF ENGLISH
"A Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic, Prayer Books In
rich and elegant binding and children's Books, the
most extensive collection before offered in The
District
Also, good assortment of Cutlery and Fancy Sta
tonery. just received, and TOR sale ut great bar.
bsins By E. K. LUNDY,
No. 12S Bridge street,
dec 10 Georgetown.
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Yours, respectfully,


DETITES HISTORIES POUR LES ENFANTs.
l. psr Blanchard
Abeeedaire dss Engfsnts, iIlustre
NOuvesu Theatre des Dsmoiselles, par Mne Bois.
gontier
Alphabet illustrae des Jeux d. PEnfance
Petits Contes mis- en- actien, ilustres
Contes ct Histories pour les Enfants par NJ. A.
Blanchard
Nouvelles Petitcs Histories
Abs cedsire Prancais, 500 gravures
The above and many other French books for
youth o. every age, imported from rar;s air.ct
dec % FnAN0K TAYLOR
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OFFICIAL
TREAsrRY lRpLRr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.
notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States, tha,
this department is prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the Ist March next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aqere-
gate to 81 900, in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to witt
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the order
OF time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded OF
the following particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified in each
certificate
2. A premium On the stock of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1876, redeemable November II,
1856 of2H per cent; on the stock of the loan au
thOrized By the act ls42, redeemable 3lst Decem-
Der, 1852, of 10 per cent; on the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of le47 and 1913, and redeem
able, the former on the 3ist December 1867, and
the latter on 3Oth June, 1868, of l6 per cent; and
Oh the stock of the loan authorized by the act of
1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1864,
Commonly called the Texan indemnify ak per
cent
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from~,he
lst of January, 1885, to the date of receipt and set
tiement at the Treasury, with the allowance (ter
the money to reach the owner of one days interest
in rddition. @
Payment ior said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury or before the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 4-dtMarl Secretary of Treasury.
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GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL
OF THE
VIGILAIT Fire COMPANY
OF GEORGETOW'N, d. C..
For the Relief Of the Poo,

OF GEOiIHETOWN, ID. e..
For the Relief Of the Poor.
V1flE 'Vigilant Fire Companyn respectfully an
nOunce to their friends that they will give q
Grand Ball at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, Tues.
day Evening, January %, 1855, for the relic
OF the destitute pOOi OF Georgetown.
The Company in giving this ball appeal TO ,hei,
friends and the public generally % assist them in
this iaudable undertaking.
The company pledge themselves that no pains O,
expense shall be spared to make this ball the very
best ever given by them.
Prosperi's celebrated Cornet Band is engaged for
the occasion.
Refreshments will be supplied by all experienced
caterer.
No hats or caps worn in the room except by fire
men.
Fnsincn viii please appear in uniform.
iickcs Sl-adinltting gentleman and ladies' to
be I'D at the principal drug stores and restaurants
OF G"orgaown, or of the Committee Of Arrange
neHts.
Committee Of .7rransem semsnts.
E Wright, Nv Jones,
jnO L Fendley, John |, Shacke,ford
Geo. w Ofutt, J IL Gross
Anthony Rodier, Jos Reynolds,
VIM Knowles, Jos w Mari,
Henry o Beaver, VIM Craig.
Jas II Rldgeway, Jno Scott,
Jno Thecker, JOS r Walker.
Samuel Howard, WIG Tanner.
jan Cd
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

lust received enc Of Neill, Dnrop Co.'s 6rst pre-
u MUM Pianos, . splendid instrument in tons
and beauty Of workmanship. Call and examine TO,
yourselves NELL, Durop Co.'S Pianos received the
INST premium a. the lateexhibit on of thu Nsryland
Institute over all competitors.
dec ii HILBUS HlTZ Apants
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MONUMENT TO THE MURDERED BUTLER.
The citizens Of Louisville have erected
a monument 10 w. Ii. G. Butler. the
teacher shot by Matt. Ward. 1t is an
elegant peice of workmanship, built of
Italian marble, and about Ten feet in
height. The inscriptions on its sides are
as follows:
William II. G. Butler, born in Jeffer-
son county, Indiana, October Sd, 1925:
died at Louisville, KY, Nov. ID, 1853"
On the reverse
"A man without fear and without re-
proach; of gentle and retiring disposition:
of clear and vigorous mind and accom-.
plished scholar; devoted and successful
teacher; meek and humble Christian. /"
On the north side
"He fell by the hand of violence, in the
presence OF his loving pupils martyr
to his fidelity in the discharge of duty"
On the south side
This monument is erected by his pu-
plls and . bereaved community, to show
their appreciation of his worth, and to per-
petuate their horror at his murder"
This not more . monument to the mur-
! dered man than to the murderer; for, on
the stone, to the gaze of all eyes, is his
crime epgraven in words that no atone
ment can wash away. How much better
for the criminals own memory if he had
suffered some legal penalty for his bloody
deed.-Sandusky Reg.
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CHEAPEsT BOOK EVER
PURLIsHEp, and containing z
nesrly d ubie the quantity OF
reaiing matter ih that of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS
It trssts On the PHYS tOL0-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
Secret |, firmities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
suiting from excessss, which
destroy tie ph , sicsl and men.
fol rnurc-c xs-sth nh.-orxnA.o.n
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OAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

t'HE subscriber has large and varied assort.
l. men: OF Cakes aud Pa try for the Chistmas Hol.
idays. Especial attention is called the quality az
well as TO the variety of the supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge ami Tes Cake
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con.
stanLly on hand.
Fresh Bread, Biscuit, Bunns, aud Rusk every even.
ing in time for tea.
The public arc invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS W. HAVRNNER,
street, between ~ and Sixth streets.
dec 2O-H
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EUNELY BOUND EDITIONS AMERICAN AND
l. knglish, ei Burns, Byron, Campbell, Scott, Bry.
ant, Soathsy, Halleck, Longfellow, Wordsworth,
De, den, Cnancer, Moore, Thomson, Cowper, and
many others Of the most esteemed English and
American poets, most Of them imported from Lon.
don by the undersigned; some Of them miniature
editions for the pocket others Of sixe richly
Ornamental and illustrated.
CAc26 PRANOX TAYLOR
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Private Medical Treaties

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
MI LA CaO1x. MD,
ALBANY, N Y.
$50 Psgss ard $50 Fine Plain and CoioreI iitho
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only 25 Cents. "a
~Ssnt free Ct postage to sIl par:s Of the Union-s
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Mrs. g. ANDERSON has received a large and
Vxl complete assortment of Matthew .ical Instr u.
ments and Drawing Materials of superior quality
The Math maticsl Instruments are chiefly Of Swiss
mRuufactory in sssss, we'll Ia separate pieces
Water colors and oil oolors Drawing papers of ev-
cry quality.
All O, Studies in Drswing and Painting.
dec 0-tf 376 Penn. avenue.
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

&C., J WILLIAM PLANT & co, UN-
0D 0DERTAKER R@residspcs 4lS Sew
enth street, between and H streets. Interments
procured in any ground or cemstery. Coffins Caps,
5hreuds, Carriages, Hes-re, and every article for
intsrmsnts Of the best quality furnished at short
notice, ON the most reasonable terms, and at all
hours of the night. Having the exclusive right of
Crump Patent Corpse Preserver, We guarantee to
keep the dead for any length Of time &C lift
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UNDERTAKES. &c.
CABINET MAKER g. UNDERTIK

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER
V'ns undersigned would respectfully insorm hi,
friends. scqaaintances, and the public esnsr.iI,
Inat ne still continues to execute ali orders In ~
est notice. ~ - '"e '.1osS v
1EFAlRi10 neatly and promptly executed
EUNERALs atteaded to at -
Ae shortest notice. and In the best 81 -
manner. Bodi.s pre;erped i, ths ,,ssf r.-5;cJ -.n
nsr, svsN - the vaTmest ceasher -
.a.nkfol for past faYors, he would respectfully
solicit, and will endesvor to merit continuance OF
kne same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave, .. side, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Residence: Mr.. Martins No 800. street, third
nouse east OF TN strset. mar lily
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II nEMEMBER, JOHN /. - rs HAS AN IN
II mense assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts, which he II selling cheap.
No. $50 Pc. sv., bet 9th an u =.
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EHINE EDITIONS, FINELY BOUND, OF HAL
Z lap, iaeauay, Rcsooi Swift, Robertson, Glib
bon, Prescott, Bancroft. Irving, Scott, Theirs,
Alison, Macintosh, Burke, Bacon, Mile,
Hume, Cooper, Sulwsr, Giia, Milford, kollin
Arnold, Renke, Milton, Lamb, Schiller, Web
ster, schlesc, johnson
And many others Of the most esteemed prose wri-
ter, most OF them imported from London by the
subscrleer, many Of them just opened.
dec 23 FRANCK TAYLOR.