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NEW NOVELS.

"OOLFER,S Roost, by w. Irving; w Nelly Backen, by Annie Chambers Bradford; What Not, by Mrs. Mary A. Dennison; The Maroon, etc., by Simms;
 Miranda Elliott. or the Voice of the Spirit: 1mgenue. or the First Days of Blood, by Dumas; The Pilgrims of Walsinglam by Miss Strickland;
 The Masters House, Tale of Southern Life by Logan;
 Vathek, by Beckford, with memoir of the author, all of which well bound in cloth.
 Received by JIo. E. Reardon. inly 3l
The true Democrat., 1855-08-07
Summer Clothing.

A LPACA and summer cloth Frock and Sack coats A do do Pants; Linen brown and white Frock and Sack Coats; Cottonade Coats and Pants;
 Marsees and Serge Vests;
 Shirts. Collars etc. Received and for sale by NJ. OSBORN. iuly 10
The true Democrat., 1855-08-07
ELECTRO MAGNETISa.

THE undersigned would most respectfully tender
 his professional services to the afflicted general ly. This new practice claim to be far superior to any other, as all my cures performed by operat ing on the nervous system. 1 neither confne-I use no fomentations-you not liable to risk. use no injections. poultice, no caustc, no emetics; do not cut, bleed, nor put my patient to pain.
 By this practice 1 can do, in few minutes. what others not do in days. 1 assert what they dare not assert-I cure where they can not cure and all my operations guarantied to give satisfaction or no charge made. Those troubled with Asthma Fits of any kind, Dropsy Consumption, Dyspepsia Can ger, Stammerng or stoppagc of speech, call me at West Point, W hite county. Ark
 iNlY 24. 1S55 If l. CLINTON CAIIIOITN NJ h
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JUST RECEIVED at the New Store on Markham J street, an additional lot of Dry Goods consisting iu part of
 Satin and Velvet Ribbons, Black Silk Cravats. Irish Linens. Cross Barred MuSins. Swiss Muslins Solid Black Musns. Solid Ginghans Bleached Do mestics, Fancy Prints, Hosiery. Ladies and Gents Thread Gloves, etc.. etc. All of which will be sold at very small per cent. on cost.
 July 3lst, 1855. TATE & MOORE.
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Co., KINNEY AMONG THE MIssING.--In tho U. s. district court on the 8th ult., the case oi Col. Kinney was called up, but the defendant was no where to be found. The district attor- ney minated that notwithstanding that block ade, he had left in surreptitious manner fog Nicaragua, probably obtaining another steamel in place of the United States. Mir. Fabens wal in court but the district attorney insisted that proceedings should be stayed until the Colonel turned up
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Proclamation bv the Governor. THE STATE OE ARK NSAS


 T5 the Sheyfs Qf the counties composing he First Julicjal Circuit of said Stete--GREhTING NTIiEREAS Charles W. Adams. Judge and Henry " 4. Badham, Prosecuting Attorney, inc first judicial circuit of the State Of Arkansas have made their re,ienatons. to take effect on the day of September A. D. lS55:
 Therefore the sher;ffs of the following amad coun- ties to wit: Green. PoinseJt. St. Francis. Monroe Mississippi, CriJtenden and Phillips composing the aforesaid circuit, are hereby command l o aausc an election to be held iu their respe live -ies, on W Wednesday. the 10th day of Aun-' \. P. '55, for the election of Judge and Prosecuting A,orney 10 III out the uueXpred terms for vA harles W. Adams and Henry A. Badham wer. elected.
 In testimony whereof l. ELIAS \. CONWAY,
 Governor of the State of Arkansas, have l.. S. hereunto set my hand and caused the seal
 of said State to be affixed at Little Rock,
 on the l7th day of IuIY A. D. 1855.
 ELIAS \. CONWAY. By tile Governor:
 DAVID E. GREER. Secretary Of State
 By RICHARD II. JOHNSON. Deputy
 Secretary of State. All the newspapers within said lst judicial circuit are requested to publish this writ until the election. .IulV IT 1S55
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HATS ! HATS 7!


4 BEAUTIFUL assortment of Straw, Gimp and "A Lace Bonnets the newest style.
 Also Misses and Childrens' Bonnets and Hats.
 Mavl5 D. B. HANDEL.
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LITTLE ROCK BIBLE SOCIETY

OFFER an assortment of Bibles Te~taments and O Psalms. All agents can be supplied by
 iuly 3l D. BENDER. Librarian.
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CUT NAILS & SPIKES.
NEW GOODS

Ull KEGS cut nails assorted, 3d to 40d; cO To kegs cut spikes < sizes
 Received per steam and flatboats. and for rale by july 24 RAPLEY. HANGER tE O.
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PA LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS EsA Wholesale and Retail Drug Store

HAVE always on hand. for sale, Drugs, Medi- ! II cines and Chemicals, Dye-stuts, Oils, Paints, Narnishes Window glass, Putty, Glass ware supe- nor qualities of Perfumery, genuine Maria Farfna Cologne-varety of fine Soaps; hair, tooth, flesh and pant Brushes; surgical and dental Instruments;- Irusses and Supporters of all kinds; real Havana Cigars; Snnffs and Tobacco; pure Wines and Bran dies Spies Syrups Extracts and Essences for culin- ary use; all the patent or proprietary Medicines of the day Writing Inks; variety of Pens, Pencils and Paper special agents of the celebrated Hoohand Ger man Bitters McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Row ands of the University of Free Medicine of Philadel pha; Fever and Auge Tonic Mixture; Blackberry Syrup; Remedies for the Lungs; Remedies for Dys- pepsia and Indigestion; Family anti Bilious Pills; Wof's Genuine Schedam Schnaps; fancy articles, etc., etc.
 Having purchased for cash, we enabled to sell as low as any establishment. Warranted to be fresh, pure and genuine
 Orders from the country promptly filed and satis- faction guaranted with regard to price and quality
 E. H. HUMMEL. MD. july IT, 1855. 1y l. WILAMOWlCZ.
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CANDLES and OIL,

CANDLES and OIL. e BBLS. No l Lard Oil; Q 30 boxes Star Candies; 40 19" do do 50 A' do do bales Candle Wick Received per steam and fatboats and for sale by july A RAPLEY. HANGER & co
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Carriage and Coach Trimmings. LUST received by steamboat Fox: J pieces 5-4 enamel Duck and Canvass; A Plain Canvas and Fip'd: |" A Oiled Carpeting; dozen Oiled Table Covers;
 3 '' '' Stand s'
 ? ' Stage Stocks and Lashes; 8 " Stage and Wagon Hames 9 " Horse and Mule Collars. With large assortment of broad and narrow Lace: Curtain Linngs; Coach and Carriage Lamps; Whips, assorted, cheap for cash. Also fine lot of Segars and Tobacco.
 D, BENDER, New Buildings, july 3l Markham Street.
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STRAY ED

.S< E'ROM the premises of George A. Gala-
 -,rN t gher, esq, on the l7th inst, black L&-IA- horse, about eight years old, over IA hands high newly shod, and branded on the left shoulder with the letter 'T any person delivering said horse to the owner at the above premises will receive q re ward of five dollars.
 Little Rock, July 31. 1855.
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More New Goods. DECEIVED and for sale by JACOB HAW- IO KINS. SODA, BUTTER. and WATER CRACKERS; ST. LOUIS FLOUR; LEMON SYRUP; CLARET WINE;
 STAR CANDLES;
 CANDIES-assorted;
 STARCH;
 LARD OIL and july 31 SALT.
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ll B W Q RK

facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work not be by any printing establishment in the country
 We have procured c,st of over sixteen hundred dol ar one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables do book and pamphet work Tn superior style and at very low prices.
The true Democrat., 1855-08-07
BY AUTHORITY. Public Acts of the Thirty-Third Congress

Passed the session. which begun and held at the City of Washington, in the District of Columbia on Monday, the 4h day of December 1854 and ended turday, the 3d day of March, 1855. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President. JESSE D. BRIGHT, Pre- sdent of the Senate tenpore. LINN BoYD Speaker of the House of Representatives
The true Democrat., 1855-08-07
Arrival of Fre~.. Drugs and Medicines.

 N{T E have just received extensive assortment . w Fresh Drugs and Medicines, direct from the i'm porters in New York; and prepared to fill all or ders, either wholesale retail, with such articles cannot fail to give satisfaction.
 Dr. J. J. McALMONT X Co. ,Julv st
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AN ACT extending the Provisions of the Act of August 4th, lo52, entitled An act to grant the Righ. of Way to al! Kaii and PlauhroadS 4ul Ma cadalnizcd InmpiNes passing through tho Public Lands belonging to the United States" to the Pub- lic Lands ill the Territories of the United States.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- scntatlves of the United States of America ill Con grcss assembled That thc provisions of the uct cnti- tied An act t" grant the right oi way to all raj, and plank roads and mecadamizel turnpiheS puo- sing through the pubic lands belonging to tAo United States approved August +th, 1852. be and the same is hereby extended to all of the public lands of the United States in the Territories ot the United States. Approved, March 3, lo55.
The true Democrat., 1855-08-07
2puuVWites Family Ei0Ur.
for Cash D,
 iulY 31

FenMyWits Jamily Flour. sRln Sacks Pennywit's Family Flour; also 2( cOO sacks Allis's brand in store and for sale for Cash, by S. II. TUCKER. july 3l
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All the newspapers within said lst judicial circuit requested to publish this writ until the election July IT. lS55-5t
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THE DAILY UNION

administration ojasce shall be separated from the
N the legislative body thesittng OF 5apss shall bepube
trial hy ary for crimes ssl be established &C. This II
was approved BY the Legislative hrdy voted b, he ell
zen TO whom II was submitted but il WAS Hdsstoed that
the ne" Institution should be put operation without
nayy nenersu nted 70 them. These laws have been in
he capse of tbe summer submitted . the legislative body
apd adopted BY H. With notifications, which now await
the haai action Of The Senate.
After the coup Jtarof December lsis the Democratic
party retired from the polls generally from public business
therefore parties only remsinsa n oppfe each ohe
that h the liberal party (caed thepartY OF uctG and The
uitr party The struggle between these to
parties ended after short Time In the triumph OF the former
The ayes beaten the elections and dpeased with
the partial restoration of political rights 10 their jewish h
citzens intellectually protested to the Diet and then
seized the occasion withdraw from the conflict. The
Gotba party therefore, remained master of the ed and
filled zip exclusively the In the ega body, well
as tie vacancies ia the Senate. BY the withdrawal Of the
extremes, and the growing indifference Of the Goha
party the attendance at the elections has diminished in such
manner, that the elections OF October last T50 citizens
only out of about 600 ented to vote attended the polls
q The new legislative body commenced its sngs the
9Th instant (yeterday IL has chosen for its president
(who according the constitution, must always be
Der OF Senae) Mr. Hassenberg, of the most liberal
times filled the Office Of burgomater, and occupied other
high stations.
The principal task OF the Legislative body will be to
carry into effect the refos 10 the administrative and judi
ca institutions 50 long promised bat hitherto delayed part
" OF The influence from without, partly from the
opposition wthn and partly for the want OF proper energy
aud consistency"
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TREASURY DKrAhrsEsr, December L. fsdfs
Notice hereby holders Of % Unsd
un this will purchase the " o. ooa Of
said ssoSss be onsed prior the
III Gay Of June and wiz therefor TIE following se
stock Of hs Ioas Of teis, premium Of 10 een ros
os7 ans 1884, premium Of iS ses For
ieo eemsop called Texan indH
nifty OF per cent And for ssass Of ,hs n Of
1885, edecmsbc the i2h November 1910, received q he
Treasury r s day of January premium % "a
the and the Sss day OF March
Ut aud received after ne 3ist March,
and prior 10 said Lat Of JuBs rex, psemuu Of ~ cent
will be allowed sad stock, The rates specified
Me July last, assigned With ID. pnei
received the ist January ter
date allowed addition the premium
January Of their receipt la both
days for the reach he
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under Inc present no.
assigned United S,nes b he current
the LIST January I'D by hs party
entitled 10 receive be purchase money.
will by drafts the n<sist-
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, ias parties
entitled o receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
pee i-dtistJuneif
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=
NEW 0aLgAss Dec. o. Galveston dates TO the lst have
been received bill before the legislature proposing
loan of So for each mile Of railroad built in the State
after y miles ehal be finished, the State to retain the
mortgage on the road The BILL 10 was thought would pass
Several the State papers are urging the legislature to IN
strict Mr. Houston resign accoant OF his antislavery
sentiments Tho weather has been favorable for securing
the cotton and sugar crops
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Friday, December THE court met at III o'clock.
Edward VAIN, esq, of Pennsy auia admitted to prac
tse attorney and counsellor in this court.
motion made for rehearng in the OF Jamer b.
Peck and Others appellants JOHN ssnderson, tNo 50
tie docket for the December term, ls54.)
This argued by Mr.. RUSS of Texas, in support
thereof and BY Mr.. Wan, Of Pennsylen in opposition
thereto.
The of Samuel G. Hemenney and Others paintfs IN
error, Joshua w. Carr assignee NO. ~ the doeket)
called by the court 1t brought up in to the
circuit Of the United States for the district of Maine
On motion by Mr. Rowe counsel for the plaintiffs in
1.-THE matters in controversy having been settled between the
parties this writ of error dismissed, with costs.
The of John G.. Graham plaintiff in error, Alex
ander Bayne NO the docket called BY the court,
This argued by Mr. Browning, of Illinois, for tie
plaintiff in and by Mr.. williams, of the State
for the defendant in and the submitted.
The of William G. Atwater, administrator Of Nele-
mah Carrngton bellant and appellant the brig Ann c.
Pratt, L. s. Pratt claimant (No. on the docket)
called by the court The argument in this
mcnced by Dir. Rowe for the appellant.
Adjourned
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couRT Or 6tArs.s.

Friday, December THE court met at II o'clock. The
judges all present
The argument in the of Gibbons and Kelly the
United States (adourned from yesterday resumed
by Hon Reverdy Johhson Of Baltimore, who concluded his
remarks and the submitted, when
The court adjourned till II O'Clock Monday.
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LOCAL. N Il w y.
Among The last arrivals Ia sity Gov Merriweher
Of the Territory Of New Mexico.

Hon, Bird u. Chapman, delegate to Congress from -
baska ferrirr srred In this city last evening and took
lodgings Wizards Hotel y msy not be out OF place here
TO aenot singular coincidence bGt e evidence OF the
irresistible spread Of those principles which have thas fir
held the republic in the delegates to Con
ress representing the Territories belonging to the
onion are sound, anwgvering national democrats.
We cry ire foluowrom the Alexandra Gazette Of yes
terday morning
% @. W Lghtfoo the arft..4a for rcbbing the prem
Of Mr. Joseph Cotton has made full cfsson OF the
robbery and also having escaped from the United
States penenary the 2th Of last September where he
confined for receiving stolen goods Mr.. Cotton pro-
eeeded to Washington and stated the facts Of the TO the
keeper OF the peptenary who to this city, and ident
fed Lghoo The has been laid before the President,
who will determine the be adopted In the premises
We perceive by the Alexandria papers that the extensive
locomotive works that city will be offered al public rae
the 18th OF next month.
Our readers doubt will bear in mind that the perform
of the Kunke troupe will close with this evening
entertainment. They offer very attractive bill.
NArIoNAL TnsATRE.--The farewell performance OF Mr..
and Mrs Barney Williams takes place this evening They
viii be greeted by brilliant audience Mrs. Williams sings
three of her most ptrultr sungs.
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prescott,s Historical works!

w I'LL published 10Th History Of ha Reign of Plip
H. by William II. Prescott, in vnumes 6go, with
traits, maps, &c.
of known
ssry do attention h,s publication.
I.op published day. and uniform edi-
tions 81 sathos's previous works:
Hst ~ % the Conquest OF Mexico, In vols, evo.
History Of the Conquest VI Peru, in 2 vols, syo
History Reign Ferdinand and Isnbea in vois evo.
Preco,is Miscslanies, in vol cvo with portrait
Phillips, SAMPSON, 4 Go,
Publishers, u Winter street, Boston.
Dec T--dN
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lew ELRY, Sn4yERVAHF, ttc.-In anticipation Of The
coming unnsualy stock OF
sys OF rtcf iewelfy, Watches siivefwsrr Ac
win probably find this beisf assortment
70 selsct from ke on during the
NJ. w. GAIT 4 DRO,
3s4 Penn. avenue, between oh md io'h streets
Dec = 3,f
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Destruet;re Fire IN New York.

NEW YORK. Dec last night destructive lire occurred
in Cedar street. partially destroying Nos 40, A. and a.
Tho buildings we're occupied by several tenants
amongst whom Mesrs. hewitt, Lahrop Rogers OF
Savannah and Bancroft Belts, Marshall, Charleston
The loss is estimated at SAC, 900.
At the same time 800 bales Of cotton ut spded On the
pier frrn, The Black Warrior, burnt.
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Henry Danziger,
n AT mice extemnatD New York, will remain
IL Washington city 18th day OF this month Orders
and selling the
retail, o, M, p. mr. the National
HOTEL le5. Price per bor so cents.
NATlosAH UoTEI,
Washington, September ~, 1855.
The undesed proprietor Of tic Hotel having engaged The ser
vices OF Mr. Henry anxger, kill the reaches
and red ants ,ta esabiment lakes psas0re In
tyiBg as ren enneny successful performing all and
more him. that Hotel entirely clear OF
troublesome aud obnosoas seIniin ,,,.
This certify poison manufactured ~ Henry anA
has been sh'eesuy used
Kings simshonsc premises and We clssfay rec
ommend sthsis troubled by thosc vermin.
'-l- JAMES e. RHODES,
SAMUEL HUBBARD,
HENRY t. RIPLEY,
joel. 6KIDMORE,
superlnsndens of the Poor.
Krsss ca. ALss. fiogsS, May 10. 1855.
dbl
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Maryland state Lotteries.

Maryland state Lotteries.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BIZ Order Of the Conap,issioner Of Lodsris'.
THE ratapco Zone dollar o,er. viii be drawn evev
Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday Of each week.
s5ooo-s ,,ooo--sa,ooo
10 Isl oo ,SS O. .........siee
% % Of Of 800 10 100 &C. &C. &c. o
s3s,aos prizes.
No phx. less han cost Of tickers.
Tickets st-hnvsa so cents-qnaHers Is cents
We recommend purchase packages Tiny
cry "umf placed IN The wheel and mutt h.,s ~ s Or
prize. Wesdom iaii TO sell good prize in four con-
Certificate. Of packages of % whole tickets. sls %.
Do Do 90 90 q a quarter DO DO 81, IS
The Official drawing State will
ordering tickets Fos certificate: and tickets address
contractors, " NAIkN GO,
e"nss a. aa
,pe.t viii be one on receipt Of his addrs.
Dec s--eodss
oFEIcra oE THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
following drawn number. Of u, Maryland CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class A, drawn December 8, 1855;
l.t ID 81 4,h 7h sih 9th 10Th llih 18th 18Th
~ 81 G. Sc Is SO IL At 2s 20 "A "
i4rh 18th
following the drawn numbers q the Pa'apsco Institute
Loiey, Glars No. S, drawn December 0, 1855
LIST Cd 3D. 4h SIN 9Th 7ih 9th 10th iIt1 l9ih
81 81 CD &c IS GA IS Il So So 40
General Agent for the Contractor Baltimore
Lss'L RonrRTs, Commissioned
THE Christian Lsfe-Its Course, its Hndrnnces, and
L ts Helps; by Thomas Arnold, D. d.
The Divine Love B, John Eadie, D. D., LII. d.
United Presbyterian Congregation Glasgow 10
e' In, nub,i.hed. For sale at TAYLOR a MAURY,s
Dec i Bookstore, 9th st.
for
CyaYToNs wekaown Diaries quao, octave and pocs
VARIOUS styles Of Binding large .rgpy w., ysesy
peeo
All, pc,ss IN ~. Johns Church or this city ON
shall remain unpaid the asth instant
VIII be advertised " safe OF rent ~ 81 s NEE
Dee a--eoda5tbf
Elegantly Illustrated hooks
THE Holy Gospels forty original designs by
bacs handsome work in mo antique
Cowpers TASKS illustrated by Foster; illustrations.
Beautifully printed on mellow tinted paper rna cloth gill; - 60
the Christian Year by Elegantly printed illustrated
in various style. Of binding
Dee s-a 4es seventh street.
R<g,msnsai Parade Honor or the Veterans orNe~
Hampshire.
Hr,pauAxrrps i,r Eza,nrsr aD Pa,sAp. N. D. c.,
Washington, December S, 1855.
i ground City Han Monday the 7ih inssan' ~
s arrive a IN Wanson on hss ons a."
mansion, and thence to their
THE officers companies will, therefore, give the
eesy ORDERS be 1s with their commands the hour
stated
BY OF Colonel Hickey
r. r. BACON, AdjusnI
e-6lt
II. winters
Unvsst exhibition Chemical Diorsmss Crystalline Views
Chromstropss, &c 1.-THE
vARtE les, LATE IRON HALL,
Commencing on Mondsy evsura, December 10.
Day exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at
| O'Clock.
Tickets q children IS cent? Exhibition eommsrcs
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BODY sTKALFas--Three young connected with
medical college in Cleveland have been arrested the
charge Of dsnerrng and stealing copses from Woodland
Cemetery, In that city,
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gy-Western Presbyterian Chureh.-'he entertainment
by ladies of the church edi-
fee tine carer Of ish wsrd will be- opeaed
Monaay. the 10Th INSTANT O'Clock, each
i edng day 2, o..
At7x O'Clock. Monday original poem win be
cited by the Several
also kindly consented deliver tre rc,uas during the week
iouTthe Rev. g. w. the land
of Cohen Mr. Joseph Wilson, the General Land Ofice
Jerusalem, Acwhich will be announced daily papers
supper Refreshments will be from 10 O'Clock
there will exposed variety fancy
cIe the ladies' suitable for holiday presents
able prices
Price OF admission Iak
NJ Determinations Of PROVISIONS fruits, flowers &c. will br
Thankfully received a the church.
MRS. II. N. HASKELL,
Dec Tit Chief Direeiress.
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Honor to the Veterans Of view Hampshire.

THE executive appointed by regiment
Washington to ths cxtns inst tht
regiment give ball II corps
Veterans # New Hampshire the occasion Of their visit 10 h
expected PLACE Monday the l7h instant
by train and they the PLEASURE,
part regiment operation nf the
Monday entertainment Of those
guests by ball on Tuesday evening, the l-ih inst
and dspOAed 10 Join this
respect hospitality tickets OF admission will he
and deposited book and drug and principal no
Of MAJ H. ]. Middleton Pay
master and Treasurer.
w. HICKEY, Colonel.
J. II. Kelley, Lieut. Colonel.
ROBERT KEYWORTH Major.
r.. BACON, Adju,an
Dec T--d.t
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SMART TRApEThe fish trade of Peoria lake, II
nos affords income to those engaged in it Of four
hundred dollars day large quantity Of these FISH, con-
sisting of pike, bass, salmon, &c, is exported
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We perceive by the Alexandria papers that the extensive
locomotive works in that city will be offered at public rae en-
the 18th OF next month.
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Fire in the Sinq-,yina Prison

NEW YoaK, Dec IA large fire was raging 10 the Sing
Sing prison night At last accounts all the shops on tnt
west side flames. and the prisoners we're yelling
the most demoniac manner The main building not
posed 10 be in immediate danger.
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n. winters
Unrvsst exhibition Crystalline Views
Chromstropss, &C at the
ARiEiIEs, LATE IRON HALL,
Commencing on Mond.y eveuira, December 10.
exhibitions and Saturday Afternoons at
O'Clock.
Tickets q ony children IS csnts Exhibition
at TN O'Clock. Full particulars in bills Of the day,
Dso 7-daif