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NOTICE.

THE public are forewarned agains. trusting my
1 husband, r. F. Thomas, for any thing, as i will
not pay any delAs Of his contracting. They also
cautioned against selling him on any represent alton
of his that will sc tile his bills They are further
cautioned against having any BUSINESS dealings with
him, ss he is not OF sane mind.
SARAH A. THOMAS,
Steamboat Hotel, corner Pa. aveli1e and 7th.
feb S-3t*
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JAMES O. BKRRyf. r. M.

- ELDEN, WITHERS co. BANK NOTES
~ will be taken az cash rates for Paper, Blank
Books, Fancy Goods, Envelopes, and all other kinds
of Stationery, by VIM. F.:BAYLY,
No 37s Pa. avenue, bet. llth and 18th SITS.
, feb 9-St
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METROPOLITAN FAIR
NOTICE TO CITIZEKS AND sTRANGERs

VNiE entire stock OF Dry Goods Of the late firm of
i Magruder & Calvert will ise closed out nj very
reduced prices. We name in part
Rich striped and plaid Silks
Brecade Silks, cost 81, for GAY cents
Changeabe Silks, SIX, for Soc.
White Grape Shawls at half price
COlOred do do
Linen Sbeeting, wort 81 for 75c.
Pillow Linen, worth 75c for SO
Pillow case Cotton, worth l5c, for TX
l24 cotton Sbeeting, worth soc, fer IS
Fine French Ginghams, worth a5, for 1897
White and colored Brill ants, very cheap
Also, large lot of Domestics of the best class
which will he sold very low.
Call carry and secure great bargains, at No. g
opp. Centre Market, between 8sh and 9th sts.
feb 9-eO2W
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feb So

II OST-A small white terrier SLUT with lono
IL white hair-has black ma rks on here>
ears, and brown or rcd marks on her V~
back. Whoever will bring her to T. +. N
OF Georgetown, will be literally rewarded.
feb g. 81
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A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF SUE 4.
n WORK.-At Hutchinson & Muuro,s, No $40
Pa. avenue, will be found the most magnificent
Shell Work ever offered to a Washington public,
consisting of
Work Boxes, Pin Cushions, Wat Ia Stands
Mirrors, Card Receivers, sc.
Which they will sell very reasonable, and invite
all to call and inspect even il they do not buy.
feb 9-3t HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
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CLOSING CUT
WTETkR STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES

NLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY Co bsy. 70
" manning on hand very large stock of an classes
Of WINTER DRY GOODS, and as the season Is So
FAR advanced We have determined To offer ali such
goods al greatly reduced prices, and ma fact many
articles VIII be sold at rather than carry Them
them over 10 the next season.
we nave good assortment If Merinoss plain and
hgareG Mousiains, an immense stock of plaid. hr,d
and PLAIN Silks, black French Mouslains, superior
Bombaz mes, Alpaca, bright plaid Raw Silks and
plaid Valencia, wool Plaids, good assortment of
Ladies' and gents. Cashmere and herino shirts and
Drawers, silk, wool and cotton Hose and \ Hose
black and cohored Silk Velvets, very cheap /;
large lot Of French and Scotch Kmbro,dsry- All
classes of fine White Goods, best brands OF Irish
Linen, English and American shirting Con, ne,
large stock OF all kinds OF house furnishing goods
Mems and BOYS wear ia great abundance: Welsh
and English nannels, Sc, &c., csmpri,ng nv T.r
the largest stick OF Dry Goods be found h. Wnss
mg'o", all 81 w6leh nv wi, be sold AZ above stated,
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Commissioner Cereal Land Ofis.
NoTIcE TO PRE,EMplIoN cLAIMANss.

Under the act Of Congress approved 3l,of Msrcb
.oa, titled IAN ret 20 extend pre- epticp rigbte
to certain settlers there m.ntionsd' the preemp
tioa laws were extended ever the above mentioned
alternate odd numbered sec LioRs within ! miles
each side OF the route OF the rosd where be scttle
NEXT aud im provs ment mad. pfior l., the dse
O. all tUtn', il p,ov-n up and paid for ut the rsts
tso collars and fifty cents per scre before tie
day fixed for the pubis sale; and by the act an.
proved 9TH March, 1884, entitled "An a. tor the
r. ief Of settlers lands reserved for railroad nur
po'es, persons who settled ard improved the ab.y,
named iectons PRIOR 20 TIE de Of toita-asooi viii
b entitled to pre- Itons at IA. ordinary minmupa
price Ct the public lands, at tie rite OF oue dollar
AID twenty-five cents Per acre, 81 pruven sp srd
psit for bef're tie day fixed for the pubic sale =
Therefore, every person entitled TO the rig. cf pr
enpticn In any of the alternate odd numbered Sec
tons above mentione hin SIX miles OF IL ioata
OF the road, uadsr the sct Of Sd M,rch 1853 sbrya
referred TO- settlements de prior T. tn. ath Of
Fobroary, 1885, (he date OF alIo.nspt) or under he
act Of q Cd March, 1854 settlements made pr,or
TO the dats of the original hdr avail Of the ards
from msrket, Isswie ev,ry person entitled to pre-
emptos under the set Of 9th March. 1854 In snv
OF the lands outside Of the mule limits directed to
b. restored TO entry tire fth de of March next
is required tn esisbl,sl TIE 70 the satisfcion
Of he register and Receiver OF the proper land ONCE
aud make pa, ment therefor st the price 6..d bv
Law as socn as Practicable after seeing this notice.
and before the day appointed fer the publc sale on
rcstoi ation 10 market Of the lands embracing q,
tract claimed; otherwise such clai will be fo-,,d
JOHN wILSrN
Commissioner Of General j.. nd Cfhce.
lib 10 lswl3x
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GOLD, COLI, G0LD-aIvYN AVAYi
MACALLISTER

NJ A @ A L l. STER,
Having night 20 spare, viii, in return Tor the very
liberal manser IN which he has been received
here, present the audience, on
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb 10Th, win
GOLDEN CIFTS-vALUE $500,
In addition TO Of his very est entertainments,
sssisted by MArANr MAcALIIsrER
FORTY splendid Presents az the above value
viii be given to The visitors, including
POUR ELEGANT WATCHES.
They will be presented 10 the audience after the
performance by Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND and
Mr. j. M. WESTON, Secretary 60 the Great Mag
clan.
Tickets only 50 cents-to be had nj Calf Brs.is
Jeweiry Store, Pa avenue, where the presents may
be seen; at kirkwooi House, and Odd Frilows'
Hall, day and evening. Tickets limited 10 the sire
OF the hall.
See Iiandbills for particulars. feb o-2s
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Alexander, G r
Anderson, MAJ z
Arnold, DIR s X
Athsy, John
Allen, J w
Allen, James
AIniss, Rev Jos II
Agesin, Up
Adams, Henry
Ashburn, U
Aaron, b
Banning, w L
Blair, w II
Brick, VIM
Bull, VIM
Brown, VIM
Barnes, VIM
Brooks. VIM
Barker, W n
Barnard, T2
Byrne, Thos
Buchanan, T z
Brodhesd, Col r y
Bsltzell, I ID
Baldwin, X s.
Brown, Richard
Barden, } j
Boardman, J
Barker. Jacob
Bryn, JnoJ
Bland, J NJ
Barnes, Isaac o
Boyd, DIR J
Buckner, II r 5
Beers, X w
Rsker, Geo E
Bacon, Eben
Bolileber, David
Biggs, Asa
Browne, AP
Cooper, w q
Cumback, w
Cohen, w X
Cottulxn, DIR Thos
Colfax, Schuyler
Cooper, s
Chancellor, ) A
Cook, s =
Gentleman, N @
Cary, Michael
Cornell. Jno G :
Campbell, J w
Close, J 7
Crawford, J N
Conner, John
CLANCY, J w
Campbell, Jno
Cos r, J P
Cody, Jos A 2
Colt, James b
Clark, II } 2
Capt, Henry
Cobb, Howell
Garrison, Rev Hy-
scinth
Campbell, Gustav
Caprera, Guisippi
Capwsy, Rev Geo
Carter, Columbus
Cowsn, A
Cleary, Alex
Car, Alexander
Cobb, Amasa
Doe, Alfrei
Digden, Michael
Dyer, WIN
Dsmrell, VIM 8
Davy, Capt WIN
Dovlsnd, VIM
barley, Thos
Dunns, Thos
Davis, Sylvester
Dawson, l. L
Deane, Jas
Downs, J T
Devain, John Z
Dsnt, George
Dean, Judge q
Disges, Geo A
Duvail, Ri A
Dixon. x
David, Il w
Douglas, Chss
Donohre, Chss
Davis, Com G II
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-On yesterday, the 9th of Feb,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
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CoLD, SILVER, STEEL & PLATED SPEC
VI TACLES TO suit every aye and
eye, Riding Specs, R. r. GLASSES, Eye xNkN\
Protectors, Eye Glasses of all descrip- 49,
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles Sc, ~
Parahola, Perifocal, Concave, Convex, and Colored
Glasses put In frames at the shortest notice.
Persons in want of glasses may he sure TO get
those which benefit The eye at
II. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and Ioih s,s.
ian 20
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VALEHTtN s1S.-At LAMMOND'S, 9Th st..
can be found large ard beautiful assortment
OF Sentimental and Comic Valentines and for sale
cheap. ..t ebl0-St
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The Presidency.N

Gen. Pierce has, until lately, fattered him
self that his nomination and recollection was
a I" fixed fact" The Union has labored hard
to protect him from the assaults Of the Locofoco
press, and in instituting comparison between
the various aspirants for the honor, has very
artfully sought TO place him in the foreground
as the most prominent and most available can
didate. The Unions effort to control the
country press and to make them subordinate
TO it, has brought forth severe comments, not
only upon itself but upon the President in
whose reelection the Union is deeply inter-
ested; and, instead Of quelling the opposition
TO him, it has had the effect to make all the
aspirants unite upon one, viz: James Buchan-
an. All the signs indicate that he is to be the
man. Many Of the Southern Democrats, over
whose election TO Congress the President and
his organ rejoiced, are as bitter opponents Of
the present dynasty as any Of the opposition
members elected to Congress There is, we
think, little doubt about Buchanan's nomina-
ton at Cincinnati. Wise and Hunter will
unite upon him, each hoping to be the Vice
President, and Douglass illness is to be count
cd to his advantage. Besides, while Pierce's,
Wise's and Hunters friends are discussing
their respective chances, Buchansn's friends
are busy arranging the preliminsries, and in
securing the election Of Buchanan delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention.
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Madame Rachel arrived in Baltimore yesterday
afternoon. Her health i very feeble, and she
will not be able to perform there, much 70 the re-
greet Of our citizens. ga
\ George r. Hairston, Esq, has been elected with
out opposition to fill the vacancy occasioned in the
Senate OF Virginia by the death ofHon. Archibald
Stuart, from, the Patrick county district.
Rev. Joseph Baker late Of Winchester Va, has
received and accepted call from the church at
Mount Carmel, Caroline county.
The Introductory lecture to course before the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Richmond,
viii be delivered by Hon. VIM. Q. Rives, on Friday,
18th Of December proximo.
Hon. Mr. Sneed, Of Tenn, and Hon. Mr.. Mil
ward, Of Penn, Hon. VIM. S. Damrell, Mass, and
Hon. N. B. Durfee, Rhode Island, arrived at the
National this morning. w
Miss Laura Keene has taken the Metropolitan
Theatre, New York, for five years, and Is to lay
out put it in the best possible condition
Major Heiss has sold his interest IN the New Or
leans Delta newspaper.
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MARRIED..

On the 2Sth instant, by Rev. DIR. Fuller, ID. II.
TENS, Of Washington City, ID. O., to Miss MArrrx
e. STEWART, Of Baltimore
On the 9th instant, at Foundry Parsonage, by
Rev. L. p. Phelps, Mr.. CHARLES MAKrBBES and Miss
MARY DELANEY, all Of this city.
On the 18th instant, at St Dominick Church, by
the Rev. Father. Carkson, Mr.. JAMES T. LLOYD 70
Miss LOUISA r. LOCKE, second daughter of the late
Andrew r. Locke, all of this city.
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rotary ofthe Treasury from this ordeal II is as
important an Office asany other ofthose mention
cd, and the character and fitness Of the individ-
ual holding it should be subjected to scrutiny
and examination. As the law now stands, the
President can appoint any one, no matter how
incompetent or unfit for its duties. The law
should be amended, and we hope it may be.
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Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.


1t will be recollectcd that the Senate passed,
two years ago, a bill requiring the President
to nominate this officer to the Senate for con-
firnstion. The house rejected the bin by
close vote. We learn that similar bill will
be introduced into the coming Congress, and
we entertain but little doubt Of its passage.
The Senate win undoubtedly pass 1t, and the
House, being composed Of large majority op.
posed to the administration, win no doubt
pass it also, because it is right and proper that
this officer should be, as well as others of the
grade are, confirmed by the Senate Peter G.
Washington win be the sufferer, though the
country will be benefited There is neither
Justice nor propriety in requiring the Assistant
Secretary Of State Auditors, ComptrolIers,
Assistant Postmssters General, and many 9TH
or officers Of a lower grade to be confirmed by
the Senate, and exempting the Assistant Secre-
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INTERIOR DrPARrMESr.---Agricaat Division
Of tie Patent OGce.--Nep ,cheot.--A sample Of q
new variety Of wheat procured from Chill In 1S4s,
by John Marshall, Esq, Of Charlotte @. H., vir.
ginia, has been received by the Commissioner Of
Patents. The seed was given to Mr. M. by ma
val officer. This wheat is very productive--a crop
Of Ave hundred bushels having been raised from
thirty-four bushels Of seed. The sample consists
of about thirty stalks the heads Of which are we'll
filed with a large, plump grain. ,
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Nan Hapen To,on Eleetiion.

New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 27.--The most excl
ting town election ever held here took place to-
day Over 8, 800 votes were porled. The Ameri-
can Union ticket succeeded by 400 majority. A
town clerk and selectmen were chosen.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND A CAR
= RAGE. g9Ftit1

n FEW Members OF Congress, or Others,
"A intending to remain during the session or win
ter in Washington, may find comfortable quarters,
with or without board, near the Patent Office, II
street. No. 361) M s4Ne M si at8 M
A twohorse Carriage and harness, nearly new,
left by an ex-member Of Congress- for sale. II is
handsome, light and strong and may be obtained at
a very low price.
Apply toJ +. POLK, No. ssl r street, or to DR..
BOYD, United States Hotel nov 2g--d1w
E l.. MOORE is PREPARED TO
E furnish the best White and Red Ash Coal, Of
all Sizes and Cumberland Coal Of all kinds, TO his
customers, At the lowest market prices.
2,240 pounds guaranteed 70 the ton. NJ
Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood. at very low prices.
good article and full measure may be relied on
in all cases. Ash.l Y H IL III 5ts4sHss
Yard west side Ninth street, between ID and u,
opposite "Old Stand" nov 2e-STuThif
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CONGRESS HALL.
EENwICK 4 wEsTERFIELD, havi

NENWICK q WESTERFIELD, having
II opened The above Establishment erntefnl for
past favors win be happy to their friends there
II is situated on the north side Of Pennsylvania
nue., between Second and Third streets, where they
will supply parties with all the Injuries Of the sea-
son, such the best Oysters, Game Of all kinds, the
choicest the market will afford.
Their Bar win be supplied Nth the best Liquors,
Cigars, &C. and they hope BY attention TO business
and desire 10 please 70 merit and obtain the patron
nov 2e--2m k4fVss .iA lN Ulst. aiF
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The IRISH FILrBUsrtRs.- Shields's Gate
Unitod States Senator) name having been used in
connection with the Irish invasion, he writes:
eff there 10 one man IN America who thinks
am such fool m to counteDance such absurdity,
he may cherish that belief fmy name
be mentioned publicly In conDexion with 1t, you
will do me the favor to contradict IT,"
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AsorHrR FATAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.--A few
days ago, a bridge on the Peoria and 0quswhs
(nl) Railroad gave way, precipitating four cars
through, and killing w. Morrissey, brakesman,
and seriously ipjuring several Others, including
three ladies' named Lowe, from Massachusetts.
About fifty passengers were on the train. M8
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HrsroRrcAI QurRY.--- Whether if the Duke Of
Gloster snored after the terrific fashion introduced
by Mr. Forrest on Friday night, the ghost Of Queen
Anne spoke more than the simple truth in saying:
Orchard, thy VITA, that wretched Anne, thy wife,
--Atias. 856 @'.afs8t asHO Aatats fif h6F
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FROM TExAs.--Crosby, the American candidate
for Commissioner Of the Land Office, in Texas, has
been elected over Fields by nine hundred and sixty
majority. The Office Is second in importance TO
none in the State, and this triumph shows that
Texas ia sound on the American question.
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NEwBuRYroRr.--wm Cushing, brother Of Ca
leb, has been nominated as Citizens candidate
for Mayor in Newburyport.
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TYRANNY OF CATHOLIC PRrEsT.-The Newark
Advertiser says that the body Of Clements, Whose
death was caused by a stone thrown from the
hands Of Robert Quail, the keeper Of a drinking
shop,) still remains unburied, the Catholic priest
refusing to inter II in consecrated ground, because
the coroners inquest persisted In refusing to rem
der verdict as requested by him, that the de-
ceased was not intoxicated at the time he was
struck. The jury did not consider II part of
their duty to enter into any investigation Of that
subject their business was not to try the habits
or condition of the deceased, but TO ascertain the
occasion of his death.
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We learn from German paper printed in
Baltimore, that Mr.. vanssnt win contest the
seat Of Mr. Hurris.
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ARREST on ANOTHER CoNDUcroR.--A conductor
by the name Of Burleigh has been arrested at
Bloomington, charged with embezzling the funds
of the Chicago, Alton, and St. Louis Railroad Com
pany, In whose employ he was
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-29

Mr.. George Gentry, a soldier Of the Revolution
airy War, died in Albemarle county, Virginia, or
the 2sth Of October, in the 10bth year Of his age
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-29

A NAxE.-The people Of Bangor, Maine, have
named the new market house "Norombega Hall, "
which Is supposed TO mean, being Interpreted
uNo run bu GAR
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A bill is before the Tennessee Legislature to
purchase the Hermitage. $3.50.
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Governor Minor, of Connecticut has issued his
proclamation, announcing that the amendment to
the constitution lately adopted, that voters must
be able to read and write, is now part Of the o.
ganic law of the State
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-29

LARGE Hoes-The Richmond (Ky.) Messenger
says that Mr.. VIM. Crews, Of that county, sold one
day last week, large lot Of hogs, which averaged
4IS pounds each.
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ASALARY DrcIrsEp, - The fredericksburg (va)
Herald states that Thomas B. Barton, ESQ, who
was lately elected President Of the fredericksburg
and Gordonsville Railroad, accepts the Office, but
declined the salary attached thereto.
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"SAMn CARRIES EVERYTHING THE Americans
elected their ticket in Hartford, Monday, by over
two hundred majority, against combined opposi-
ton. They also swept Bridgeport the last elec-
tons In both cities going against them
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T1s Eyn,cted Steor,ey.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2s, III 80 p. Mp to this
hour there are no signs of the expected steamer
Atlantic, now due here, with a week later news
from Europe
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Charles G. Conley (American) was on Monday
last elected TO the Legislature of Massachusetts, to
fill vacancy in the Boston delegation.
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"CIrIzENs MovESEEr. ut Is currently reported
that the selfconsttuted darkantern clique Of six
ty, In making up their ticket for Mayor and Alder
consulted His Holiness in reference 10 the candi-
dates named. tJohn urged the claims Of two or
more on the Aldermen List, remarking II they were
upon the ticket he would pledge the entire Catholic
vote Of Boston for the committees tickets The
request was granted, and Of course Fsrnhsm Plum
mer 4 Co, will get the Iriah vote. - Boston Bee
To-day win be observed a. day of thanksgiv-
ing in the following States
Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massa-
chusetts' Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Michigan, wisconsin, Kentucky, Indians, Missouri,
Georgia, Texas. rf
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!. Alexander ii. Rice has been nominated as the
citizens candidate for Mayor Of Boston at the COM
ing municipal election.
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The Virginia Conference of the Methodist
Church met in Petersburg last Wednesday.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-29

Putnam's Magazine for December has been re.
ceived by Franck Taylor.
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We have received Harpers' Magazine fol
December from Joe Shillington. 1t is an ex.
ceedingly interesting number.
It can also be obtained at Buckingham's
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The first dramatic performances in America
transpired at Williamsburg Va, on the 9Th of Sep
TENDER, 1859. The plays being Shakespeares
" Merchant Of Venice" and a farce entitled
"Lethe.n
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Canal Nnniaafio,..

ALBANY, November 27.-The canal Is navigable
along the entire line. The weather here is very
mild
BUyrAIo, Nov. 27.-The weather is moderately
cool and mild +,
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LAST CASE OF CooLsEss.-(A FAcr(-"well
B., want that money. When win you pay
che bilIg"
"ohl well, III pay It before--before you get
through wanting it,"
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AMERIcANIsM IN IowA.--The Grand Council of
Iowa recently held a session, when an executive
committee of five were chosen to call convention
Of the party to choose candidates for the several
State officers A resolution was adopted at the
same time by which all remaining secrecy attached
to the Order was abrogated-the Order henceforth
to become an open American party. The " dark
lantern" was extinguished. It is now upon the
same footing as other political parties. No !" flu
sion" in Iowa, and that is sensible.