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Ext days BY 8, p, m
NoTEs.

No Say trips psermed, and for each Of such
EMISSIONS moi satisfactorily espgned the The
NAV ne deducted far tebiad time break
nron win depending mails and sufficiently excused
saa Of The for subject forfeiture
Fines imposed unless The delinquency be- promptly aud
eoI explained ccruncaies tho ahda
Wis other ncgiecng take The ma frc'n
y, ,no port su ~ tnssd.
G ~ iost and IL after demand, mail
Grqueniy is concerned in
bices on hs The Postmaster G aunul
net fer repeated failures ssreesbiy contract, for
oSryng the post Of
General The General alter The schedule. He muy
also q service the route by allowing therefor
mo yaa increase Of the pay He may
service in whole in par At rata decrease
Of nav months
of service dispensed with The bids should BE- addressed
second Assistant General sup.crihed au Proposals.
for Keufu
before the lst Of April 1856 For further arca
lars as the bidders
zee paphs, Kentucky
nossee, Mssouri and Iowa, OF ie5i s
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec as-awiw Postmaster General.
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New store and New Goods!

Hat Cap and Geaiiemen's Furnishing Establishment.
THE unterspued, having great expense splendid
No. 31 Pepns between 9th aud 10Th
streets north de have the honor to be cxens the
Dc members OF and the lie generally
that they and have ready nspecton supfr
and fasonabe stock Of such srees usually found
class genemens furnishing establishment They
part fsg81 .s#.S
eay Beebc Genn and other fashionable styles OF dress
Felt Hats Tor and boys, all shapes prices.
Navy, black. and fancy cloth for and boys
Uadershirts and drawers Of SILK, Iambswool
Shaker fanne Ievioa Scoh wool cashmere meno
cuos Canton hannei &C., ure, of all qualities and
prices. }sE
Dress shirts Of huen and cotton, plain
bands. a &tt tlaHA Gt.4
Cloves rockr lies eavc suspcnders hosiery of all kinds,
pocket handkerchief, &c.
robes, smoking coats and geniemens shawls
muhs and gaunlets, canes umbrellas. toilet articles, &C.
To all Of which they respectfully solicit feeling
confident that several yea in this will
present Inducements all who may favor
call.
Fair dealing and moderate prices may be relied upon Call
.-&f%. GEO II. b, WHITE co,
Dec 2-esdlmn No. 332 Pa av, between 9h and 10th
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ny 8. .. MCCORMICK, Auct,onesr.

AUCTION SALE OF AN Ex rENsIvE MANUFACTURING
estabphn.entOn Tuesday the 18Th day Of January 1885,
Alexandria, Virginia. will be sold the valuable
phmcnt owned BY the vrgn Locomotive Car
Inc Company, (fOrme,ly Sm,ih & Perkins.)
The real estate copses lot and fronting
the river Potomac, bounded ows pDii
binding on aocet alley l6 iee inches the
mel Of tho Potomac; north
vest binding en- Wolfe street. the beginning and contains
NJ square feet Of ground exclusive
sufficient depth Of float the This
property connected by switch with the aud Alexandria
hroad, and !. improved hy the following buildings, NIL but
brick, and with security against is shop
which has ground floor 1871 by 02 feet story
third story u by ~ I'd blacksmith shop,
boiler sop 1866 feet 40 fee s building shop by
RfeeL The tools comprise
enne sutaos o manufacturing locomotives Marine
a NIL oi
an freight ears md railroad work OF a The
sncien 70 ofk nbanl 800 advantage ample
shop room 70 work 500 men, IL required.
The foundry Wopcy copsss of The entire Of ground
bounded by Wilkes P Ghbon, and Asuph twh
e o - BY li6 e ahont s4 square ground ground
in Of $2 The above ~ by ls feet viii b-
and Alexandria rnroad and i, improved substantial brick
proof foundry 90 BY 60 feet with the requisite cupoa
sn naskr sheds &c for first clas foundry business The
.ne properly both real and PERSONAL will be sold
mteher, aud favorable opportunity parties hsvine
ncent capital 70 enasc profitable business desirable
Terms Of sale 1900 s9037 paid the
February feai with payable semi annually S345
paid the ls OF May, 1864
and the residue In g. and years paynbe
nuy The deferred paynen be made The lst Of February
1851 and si Of May 1864, and
above be secured by
oabie notes with approved endorssrs gtt .
Immediately nftr
ma.r.s on hand comprising lumber coa bar
and boiler iron, kc &C.
Parties depns to examine the property or wishing further in
RICHARDS O. SMITH,
Dec o-8awti3jan Alexandra, Va.
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wxrrR STORM AT BosToy.We copy the following from
the Boston Traveller Of last "Wednesday evenings issue

q The storm Of yesterday and last night resulted IN
great damage TO the in this city and vicinity In con-
Of cclcs Of large size forming upon the branches
until the increased weight aided by tho wind caused them
10 break in every direction The Common especially eA-
hibed this forenoon enchanting spectacle as the
branches waved to and and gistened in the snn The
ona az damage from these Icy attachments were however
hut too apparent in the form OF Of wood, which
covered the ground ia every direction
fortunately veteran great en which has so snc-
cessfny whsood the storms Of perhaps over two nun
dred winters was but slightly injured, iaw small limbs
only having been broken Off This was no doubt In con-
sequence Of having been well brsced together with
iron bands within the few past yeara Beyond the great
elm on the way the Boylston-sreet burying gronn
tree the diameter Of Whose trunk was over foot was
broken of about twelve fifteen feet from the ground a
smaller tree but still Of considerable size situate on the
Treontstrcct mall looks it had been nearly torn 10
pieces above the main trunk.
MANY trees in other parts of the Common and IN tho
buryng grounds lost branches and altogether the inny
done considerable II being esated that the wood torn
off will amount to large number Of cords Early this
morning aborers employee 10 gather up the scattered
wood bat desisted for time from fear OF injury and
during the entire forenoon 1t at times dangerous TO
cross the paths the strong westerly winds blew the
large cicIea shout in every direction The eirrs IRE
mont street the Parksreet Church. also suffered from
the same snsses 4 AZ slis 8, .a - $500
The telegraph Il also great sufferer By The accumue-
ton Of upon the wires which has caused II TO break
down ID every direction ComnunicAtion with New York
IL entirely cut on One wire going out Of the city is bro
ken Ia no less than hundred and sixty places"
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NOTICE nearried being transmitted from Quit
IN Texas Ger Rusk AT Washington ciy warrant
rs 100 land issued by The Commissioner
OF tensions Thomas Dement, dscess.d father and heir
Charles Dement, deceased, Of Captain masai's company h
The undersigned heir and
Thomas Dement, deceased intends 10 apply the
Commissioner Pensions for duplicate Of such warran
h#sk alsH FRA D. DEMENT,.
NOVEMBER 81, 1e55.
Dec l-iav6wt f8Ft
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Metropaiitao Railroad Once,
Georgetown, December 20, 1855. ,
HOsE subscters Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany responded call made the 2 VI April
requested
within thirty days sm enable the meet their
who engaged prosecuting
lhe work. by order Of tile board Of direcioss:
~sa assr ta 1rF j. W. DEEBLE,
Dec - Treasurer
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By ). q. MCGUIRE. AaoI,enecr.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
Square nucion On Thursday ahernoon JonuaVy ~ at
O'Clock the premises, shall sell valuable known
the Fret Congregational Church located on 5 street, nine
daey opposite south half OF lot No i3 and
the No. ~ 4op having front OF 81 feet
3inohes whole depth the together With the buildings
aud
The believed to be unqucsonabe. All
the rchaser. = ~ q
Terms al sale. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
I. Dec l5-e0&dx Anciioneof.
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GEoRen WHEAT cRopsThe Athens Wa,chmAn s In
formed that the wheat looked better than II does
present in that section "A much sreater breadth Of land
usual has been sown and tho probability ID that ths
next crop will be nearly double the last provided the
sons are proptous between this time aud harvest
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United states Mail.

Hf Posr OfFIoE DErARTmesr,
December u, lass.
PROPOSALS fof carrying mails Of The uned States from The
Ptsf Anil, 1885, Jnnr, 1885, incusiye The following
s 10 kenicky will be received ~ The Contract Once OF ihe
pr once Department. in the cy cf Washington, asi
a day february, 1856, be decided Dy the ist March
awi1r on ne the time herein specified viz:
ss7s FROM London, KY, Ny LAufei Bridge, Meargu-s MIL
ypn Camp, Barhouyile, fiat LICK, Cumberland
Yeow Cumberland Gap, tfcan.,) IszcwetI, Syc-
au,nre Thorn Hut, Beans station, and nlshas Ferry,
10 Russciv,a 50 mies and back, three lines week Ia
ahorse months, aud horseback the residue
of the year. M .A.H A
Leave Iondan Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 0 IA !;
Arflya al Rnssel.ite next days Wy IL, mi
Leave RusssnyIe Monday, W. tdncsday, and Friday nj p
Arsive al London next days by 8, p. m
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GEORGE w. MORElf. a,,orn.v ana t,owu..,,or ,,
M n. Conn "n@ M S.s'ss circuit court -s.,onsv, commissioner
rs cout, oi Cialms, No. A Wall street New York.
20 Hon = Nelson. Justice United Stale. supree Court
mr rh United stnes senator, General a. rotea Corps
on',sa sinies army NJ Blair Solicitor the Court
u s,o H. H. oieb esgp and Major Harris, washing
"NV' Oct lo--WFkspn3m
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MEMBERS Of Congress aud yisisers Washing ION
M Ne respectfully informed that TAYLOR & MAUnY,s
Book and Stationery Sore 9. street, they
rquiTcments Their extensive
Important works, comprises department of
and ART: sss ss s.et
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impoTtaIions from England
Calhoun's Works, volumes
Jeterson's Works, volumes
Webster's Works. o vos autograph edition
Everstt's OratonS aud speeches, > volumes
Ciays Private Correspondence, volume
T. s. Premises Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrof's History OF the United States, volumes
Statesman'a Manual, 4 volumes
Hickeys Constitution. volume
Jchcrsons Manual, volume
The Constitutions of the United States j volume
silotNs Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
storys Works, volumes
Lives OF Chief Justices of United States.
Liebers Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wifts Life fPafrick Henry I volume
kennedy's Life Of Win, = volumes
Gsrland's Life OF John Randolph, volume
fariy Leaders, by Baldwin. volume
DE Iocaueville's Democracy in America, volume
The FederaIist volume sia .5s.3 s.4
Grmkes Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
constitutional 7 1t book volume
sareys Pass, Present, aHd Future, L volume
seaman's Progress Of Nations. i volume
ncCihgafts American Debster, 1 volume
future Wealth Of America, volume
Smifh's Wealth of Nations, volume.
description OF American, English, and French stationery
vs' "ns-' qualities, at the lowest prices
"e CARDS Engraved and printed with the
n.o, ar TAYLOR d MAuRy's,
Near 9th street.
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Tbs rtssoa w ~ upon books, ssiess
hs o. ihs luh4crip'ion te rsds In advance
DiriAAl ssbsests pssncy posass
~ which VII! be- paid AND ~ assumed VI ourselves
safe Mansmissiol
The eDuNTay PAPEs pahi,sksd u weekly daJns the ses
siona o. Csagsrs~, ssd sem wsxky during the
Subscriptions fur period yeAx viii bc received
sssm~ pr,postiose anasal
oy-r0sfMABTEAs 4ubosizeA aseats and,
by sending DAILY ssb.crsbers go eaclossds
sEMsWEEKLv subcdbs~. wh ta5 enclosed, will be
uird caly srait
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Housekeeping Articles.


Housekeeping Articles.
TIE public attention his extensive
house furnishing goods, which "a rendered
complete in department cons sting in part Off,
FRENCH CHINA
GoIdhand plain wh and richly dinner dessert
assortment of vases dinner aud tea ware ~ de-
pieces rich and with aud without mouoes
perfume bottles, card receivers with large variety Of
articles appropriate 10 decorate etagee, Paror table, and
toilet MA
Dinner and ,oc, aiso detached large
stock Of Edwardsis latest shapes
GLASS WARE
American French Bohemian such decanters, fasons.
gobrs cae, hooks sbec Madcraa Bugandier,
liquors. umbe Gnger bow ceieres water botcs foa bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
IN sets ffythree pieces also,
handled knives only and forks, secls, &c
BloCKTtN GOODS.
Such chahug 10 "a nchea coffee and tea
cofes pols lea pois, coffee bgsins, Ne
PLATED GOODS.
urns and forks
covered dhes pitchers, cake and fruit baskets walters &C.
JAPANNED GOODS.
walters trays, plate siop arp,
DOT iubs, water cans, &c
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale at
the manuactu,ers' retail Pfices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps aandoIes wood ware, irons brushes
shoves odr ladders door mafs rattan goods
soosns ssaaies Of Amos, every description tose,er with
Of articles of utility aud ornament not deemed ne
onsekerpers will decidedly my
stock and They win only mad large assortment from
the description goods be puhaed in any OF the east
cities. Z
Goods delivered 10 part of the y or Georgetown free OF
Catalogues consning complete every article kept for
'''e s'' '' ''' ''''''''" : '' ''' c. w BorELER
Nov n-a,aw6w6 Iron Hall.
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Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing ana Day School for Young Ladies, AGA X
street. he tween 9th and 7th nIrecta.
Circular.
AaEscy or FRENCH SroLIATIoN CLs,Ms,
Washington, November ~, 1855.

as4 AaKscy FRENCH SroLIArIoN CLA,ls,
Washington, November ~, 1855
the United States OF spoaons committed by the
| 70 a. ' @ w T%ss
towards obtaining redress deem thus
been jaaicioas voluntarily rubmi
pomiscuous CLAIMS
m :. snon @ no on g @ sm
ing Of the coming session. in me in that drec! relief
ne cons Cont shall ,-s he resolved 9. the only
s q 's' claims may be
,ns.e would fully and constantly
pI Nov " arsl~ div : ''' ''''' 1' JAMES c~usTEN
Marble Work-M Marble Work--For sale!
and
@ n e ",s .ns os as n% % Of % p"ss
viii fad TO .e sdvaa,aso 70 give bun call The marble and
lar Gao be obtained q, ,hc Nc,,' ..
''''9 "''s" - ALEXaNDEa RUTHERFORD.
Marble Yard door from 3x street, oppo
si,e National Theatre
Nov it--ec3n,
,yMoncE WOODS NEW woHK.--Modem Pilgrims.
sssS 90 ssa cy ysy s s'o,ss gv We'd & author Of rs
physician just entering upon practices by Jane.
Jsso" and BY Richard wdreh author History
Story of Republican Equality by Sydney A. Story, Dr.
jus, Published and for sac at
Nov 25 Bookstore, near 9th street.
ltyATcs Watches, aud pocket
keepers descrptiou complicated skill
pracucsi sno'sdse business. which
"a entire satisfaction
persons having fine watches, &c. to repair.
4.st Fss. IN M. w. GAIT 4 bro,
39f Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9th streets.
7-3saw2w SIf ~ tf \
I,SGHavtNG.--wen prepared promptly aud IN
II style ofihe description Of wing Acudne
rsests monoes, Re, stone
Card engraving and printing promptly executed. se&
NJ, w. GAIT A. RRO., Jewellers,
s9i Penn, ayonus, between oh and 10Th a!rssls,
Dec 7-aiaw2w
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CUNNY BOOYxs FOR CxsRsSTmAs.--A variety comic
Juvenile hooks by Baron ErackemsSes eNd
authors Jus, received al TAYLOR n MAURY's
Deels bookstore, OH q,
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SPECIAL NOTICE. gAsl
BY Order Of tho Commissioner Of Lotteries.
THE Papsco Zone dolar) Lotteries will hereafter be drawn
l Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Of each week
WA 35,0J0- 81 0u0-$3,0oO. a
i6g
Dof....................... ~ 9o0 &c. &C.
S38, ,256 prizes.
H& No prize less thnn of tickets.
Tickets 3i-baiyes SO cents--quarters a5 cents.
recommend correspondents purcusr pack They
contain eiey number placed wheei aud have all l
l3) drawn You only
handsome We seldom good prize in odr con
secunve packages
Certificates of packages of 90 Whole tickets, SIS
Do tgafEl half do so,
DO do 25 quarter do IS.
The official drawing certified commissioner will
be sent TO all ordering tickets For
contractors, c. MARIN & CO.,
Baltimore, Mary land.
full description of manner Of conducting lottery,
drawings chances for and against prizes,
iaesl viii be cent 10 oae receipt OF his address
en- & co.
Dec 8--sod6t 37ti 7aE
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As earh t&sAAgs Of ntnoint
sell parkngfs fos the dlernce between
t..xc VI aid
chaser such tho Numbers draw Tho
Eulsanied.
Uade each oshe will be found price Of
uicaies OF pscaages
lotteries public carried
scrpuous Integrity and being authorized by and nade
drawings the various oteiss afford sufficient guarantee TO
public OF with which they drawn
The responsibility Of there ioices and the
payment all priIes will insure
continued support and approval Of all who feel dpposed
bark In these enterprises. &4E8fasl e.
All prizes will bs paid BY drafts The nearest cities
chasers may direct.
The official scheme win tickets and
lottery official drawing viii
be owdd together with explanation Of the result Of the
purchases
OF the Maryland lotteries aso published
by commissioner dniy papers IN Baltimore,
National Union, Waships u. q
addressing ibe undersigned confidently
hav,rs promptly td aud the confidence
served. aFIs9 tF&t 5at5gs IN
containing all the schemes Of the Maryland lotteries
will be any by addressing the undersigned
address orders o FIX. Brennan,
No. Calvert street, baltimore, Maryland
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IyOR NT--A p,rIor aud bedroom first floor, We
handsomely fnrnished doors from Krkwood Heuse
i2h street. No. 5l2.
Dec i3-dsw f&L f#ENg cEr
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SpieRdid Schemes for December, 1866.
GREGORY & MAURY, MAsAssks, wilmington, Del.

Spleadid Schemes Toy December, 1866.
GREGORY q MAuRY, m4.4s.s., wilmington, Del.
ss7,5co.
Lottery for benefit OF
STATE or DELAWARE.
Glass a9i for 1855.
Wilmington Del Saturday December %, 1885
rs number loltery--l2 drawn ballots.
aaasIrioxsr scHxhE
30 30 SSs ID lowest ss number pi:;: SO
Tsss. e So
Do Do DO DO 3 3 ss's ss.,.r DC ss g G g
above splendid w M q, prompt
" Address " r.J.sgcksy, ,gnx;,, Agent, s..,,,,.
basmsss and profession
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE.
Fui. KNOWLEDGE FOR 1856.
One roll, Ianno, $50 to 400 pp.
Price 81 paper, 81 s5 bound. To be ready days.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC l. flied viii, matter Of the greatest
ssna.. y M ueS saes sad
Of each particular slae oo such facts relating 70 the States Of
Ma.hy Hsas,ao say. honands literary men, and
s
eapsrs q Ill nsey professional man,
nothing of o enaess who own. i, win he saved
in Of year Blessings haven't
ed' but arranged tacts!'"
TREATIsE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION
Designed for authors printers OF the
prcss With appcn-
dix containing rules the capas st OF
hints and proof reading specimens Of proof
Sheets &C. Fifth edition. by John Wilson. l6mo. Price 81.
exceedingly valuable book, copy
the OF who directly INDIRECTLY interested in
le large subject Of il all who have write
and tocuments well those who write for the
press. ~ III es44
very full exposition of its OF il
will equally surprised aud instructed by the Of know
edge perisal npart II Carisfan Eranaer.
A3 IN CROSBY, NICHOLS, h CO.,
Dec l2-2aw3w Ill Washington street, Boston.
Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing ana Day school for Young Ladies, AGA K
street. between 9th and 7th streets.
5 has been successful operation for years
Tor heathunes coDyencncc and beauty OF location and
play grounds is unsurpassed In the city, The
Il 4
Madame nomap well known in this city accomplished
of resides family,
fodng pupils facilities for IN that unguase
containing and other particulars be had
application TO The principals or nj the bo0ksloies
EXPERIENCES.
Rev. @. D. Cummins, Washington.
Rev. ,. W. Ffench,
Rev + u. Gurley str4rM
Hon. w. w. Scnton, 49, 1. T.
4. X. Fendan, esq
hon James 4 rsace, United States senator, MARYLAND
Hon. A. q. Brown :" Mississippi.
Judge u. \, curtis United sines Supreme Court. "
Rt. Rev. Aionzo Potter, bishop Of Pennsylvania.
RL Rev. o. Z. Mcivaine, bishop Of Ohio. A Fl
d--paI IC,y
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Mysteries Of the Post Office.
ga mail bag is epitoms Of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL DAGs;

Or, Notes from the Day Of SpcaI Agent Of tho Post Office
Department. t
uoLBRoox.
2mo 4aa pp Price 81 Beauiiuliy illustrated l6
THIsw xnndcraken sanction of he chief officers
the Post Office Department. by gentleman who has long been
calculated public
paciics operations Office eabirhmen and
almost which skill and experiences have furnished o
Of offenders against the laws enacted
for security of The mails and the nvcuby q" ryais cores
Never public under
of that enlightened and powerful
the Bne extracts from some OF thtse many hatp
notices are annexed:
The prove entertaining Of The
and, veipess interest," genea truth will form
sG m Y. Essnins Post.
Mr. lolbooks narrative Of his pos
Office experiences the Of being exceedingly interesting
suggestive book--N. Y. Herald
Some Of Mr. Hobroaks unsashed rectas beat all that
Reynoss any who reads Them
realize that still lives and trlves amid mode
life - Boston Post.
ITSELF by the OF its subject
'g 3I 9Iaasas [ Philadelphia Fenasylsanian.
amusing, and time Interesting work of 10
kind, been published in Biefn
ell written and amusing work. which we shall make
extract or two 'of the benefit Of me community att
Philadelphia Saturday Post
abounds with sketches Of novel and Instructive
Philadelphia Inquirer
This book indeed novey exceedingly entertaining open
ing of amusement Hartford Daily Conaat.
There enough iHcidente, plots, and chavace
Ill dozen Eaqaer
person allowed himself to harbor for
&4 Nep Hdrea Register
Published by Il. Compartment & Co., Philadelphia.
For sale by all booksellers and newa-asanis
Dec 22--d6t Et#ftHt 4@4e
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MARYLAND Lotteries.


MAskuEss' OyycR,
baltimore, December i, 1855.
TUE OF tho Maryland w their attention
h;aps Of cesiidcars, and would
tsspecuy call The of tho pubic he following t
lant schemes 10 be drawn in Dceember. se.6
All uckats certificates of packages o. ckeis, in The lotteries
authorized ny ,ie STATE IL MaIyand iha oa ahed
lare of r. r. BGhNAN GeneIaI Agent the Contractor
KIoH xAoSiricrsr
Cspltal S65 200.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Glass; H.. 4 ffastlas 4f
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TO members Of Congress, and others.

FOR RENTA class furnished dwelling house, built
Styles with the convencnces Of gas, &C
recently every with
Apply premises No 49 I3h street. between and
ofhce. j. j. MILLER,
Dec 1--dtf Corner 7ih street aud Louisiana
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Mr. LETTER moved that the House do now adjourn.
The question being taken BY clers resultedayes 90,
noes AZ. ae rsfas
So the motion was agreed to- and at quarter Of three
o'clock the House djourneti.
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A LADY, who hBs had several years. experience Ia
IL teaching wishes situation family in the District, few
miles will instruction in the b,aVches
usually English euca,ion with the piano
and French
references Please reply the Union
Office, TO Miss s., Twelfth street, No. 5la. ~
Dec 5-e0d2w
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rHAUNCEY WARHINEk. Wntch-rnsLer and .re>v-
ee $40 Pennsylvania avenue, uader Browns. HOTEL Wash
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