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THE DAILY UNION

bs returning ia the bah given BY Colonel
Hickey command to the AmoSkeag Veterans in the evening
Of that day.
= ON Wednesday December 10TH the battalion acconpa-
MED ~ he same eommittee will visit the Capitol and other
points Of interest Ia the city.
On Thursday, December 10Th the battalion will take up
- line Of march, 10 return precisely at 81 O'Clock
taking the the Baltimore depot precisely o'clock
stopping at Baltimore for refreshments, and quarter
ing At the Merchants Hotel Phladepha. for the night
On Friday, December 2lst the battalion win its
mareh at O'Clock taking the for New ork pre-
esey a. TO- BY the way OF Camden and Trentou
ring "a New York at o'clock, p m, aud qaarering for the
night at the Manhattan Hotel.
On Saturday, December 221 the battalion win resume
its march at l. M taking the New York and
New Haven railroad precisely at o'clock, m, and arri-
wing a Manchester BY the ~, p M, train Of the
day"
The fair got up under the auspices Of the ladies Of the
street Presbyterian church closes this evening Remember
the pace-corner Of and Ninth We hope hear
Of good attendance and liberal purchases.
The hirtynnth annual meeting Of the American CoIonl-
zaton Society will be held in this city the third Tuesday
Of next month
NArosAL THEATRE-Tbe complimentary benefit to Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Williams, Wednesday evening last,
proved compliment in deed well in name. The grand
spectacle Of hazeppa will be repeated tomorrow evening
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couar or CLAIMS.

TAarsday, December l3The court met at II o'clock The
judges all present.
The argument in the Of o. H. Bergman and others
the United States (adourned from yesterday
resumed in favor OF government by the Solicitor, who
followed 10 behalf of the claimants by Mr.. Rockwell who
concluded his remarks and the submitted the
decision Of the court.
The of Sturges Bennett Co. the United States
was next called by the court
These claimants merchants in the city of New York,
and claim a of duties exaced deficiencies Of i'm
ported liquors not paid under protest
Messrs Sargent and Albert appeared counsel for the
claimants Mr. Albert opened the argument and had
concluded his remarks when
The court adjourned till IL o'clock tomorrow.
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Posr orrrcr pEpARrnENr.

Postage &s-We have been requested to state, in
to nterrogaores that the law makes compena-
ton to posmaers for the sale Of postage stamps stamped
envelopes, except BY the allowance Of commission such
are used In prepayment Of postage letters and packages
sent from their Offices. The commission allowed maiabe
matter prepaid by stamps stamped envelopes from
Office ia the il the prepayment had been effected in
money.
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. 0ry-sceend Ward Art,-xnow-Nothings-Th citizens
oRs opposed the know 'hag
Harmony Han ~ O'Clock, Friday
ming when organization VIII take place by me
election pferident and otss oficers
Ii aaicuary requested also, I'll citizens whose
poll their wrongly spelled
will aend their the next election be
secured. Vigilance az his time i mighty Important
Igcf3
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The SEw STEAM FRiGArE NuGARA-The New York
Evening Post says:
ueorge steers making preparations for the launch Of
the great war-steamer Niagara number OF eu are re-
moving poruons OF the old wharf at the foot Of the ship
mouse ana decpeung the river there that the rgse
may slide out without obstruction The constructor has
liked upon the gath instant the day for tie launch but
y s thought The event viii be delayed beyond that time
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npEscorr,s Reign 81 Ph.l,lp the seeers. avol,.

DPEsCoTJ's Reign Of Phillip the second. 2yois-
Mise BunkteY's pookThe Testimony OF ESCAPED Novice
Statehood u g. ioaeph Emmtishnrg, Maryland yoL
smuche's Memoirs Of the Court and Reign Of cstsne Of Ru.
ia. l vol
lawrence Lives Of he british Historians. 2vos
Poetry Germsnya selection, with the English
NJ German opposite pages. ! vol
EAnh Allen, Sketches q Life W NtrgH1, i vol,
Florence uomhey by Dickens 1 yO
Oliver and the Jew. BY Uckeus yui
Dec "a FRANeE TAYLOR,
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AND WARRANTS choice land in satisfactory
Ia favcrabe and oil business IN iorareaa1
the attention OF an attorney promptly attended TO-
KEFRRRsogs.
Pairo * Mouse, Washing,os, D. C.
Alexander II. EvaDs,
Keller X McheHncy,
bee 3-GmOsdAcp
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INTERIOR pEpARraESr.

General Land 0EseLigat-H oase ds Coat Of Cali
forniaW learn that instructions about to be issued
by the Commissioner Of the General Land Office in conform
ity with order from the President, for reservation Of
land Crescent City for the erection thereon Of light
house.
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BAH in Honor OF the veterans 81 New Hamp-
shire.

RRANGEaENTS having been made BY The erreunVr eohl
Tee me ball in honor the oa'taoo
New Hampshire, and to afford TIE citzsiS
oprgtany unieg giving welcome and hdn sos
them The occasion ot heir ys 20 the ha
Dali
IA pr,. 4, afs. evening Tuesday
the 18Th instant according old times custom at e eadJ
hour OF O'Clock.
10 apponaant Of tn'hs than ,hoss Of me reg
intended,
and individuals named The
i've municipal districts 10 which they belong
their apooesio DOT furnish
ing the - oB an apprhp
.,n aruearns partial orgeti lry hope BE- excused
.b c,p nee Gay. deemed advisable
subscribe or obtain tickets OF nd
necessity, for want OF space,
limit The number accompany one gentleman
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New YoRK, December l3.-Flour has declined sales Of
o000 barrels southern 80 62 good Ohio SIS straight
State So &c. Wheat is dull Corn inactive. Pork dull
$50 50. Beef langud SIS so. Lard Is inactive
1919 cent?. Whiskey is dull at 4O11 cents.
Ibe OF the checked the market and
correct quotations cannot be given.l
BALTIMORE December 13.Flour is unchanged sales Of
Howard and Ohio at IS 81; City Mills il dull. Wheat
is unchanged reds good prime, 81 IS 81 95 whites
good to prime, 81 % 81 05. Corn has slightly improved
good to prime white rs so cents.
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n. II. GILL E u ,

Has his Office 10 his resd 10 ffaasa hV~,
Of Thirteenth He viii continue 70 ~ ~
,Ion Omitted Saes supreme todii.
The law concerning patents hs W.
oiy advice questions arising IN c-s ho
the chief justice or asssahl
Of of Coiumbia and VIII sso assis' IN uc
n,enaraton nd u of suits concerning psients.
e will written opinions and prepare arguments f PEI
either Of Tia Departing nts nd
viii also prosecute before any board established or ihcr
adjudication.
Gef2r
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Obituary.

By the last mourn inei
eence Of Of General WILLIAM IL. RICHARDSON,
United marshal for the northern district Of California
murdered by Italian gambler, named Cora
francisco, The 18th u. General RIcHARpsos
Maryland and about IS old. He
during Mexican
many daring army advancing city
Mexico excited The admiration OF all his associates
accompanied Major Mckinsrey, Of the United States
army, Cot, Weier Chen boundary
spring 1912, and interpreter
Of that year delegate
delegates from his (5an Dcgo) After
OF the State he appointed
collectors OF foreign
this Office adjnant general
1859 BY that delegate
Democratic Conyeufion which assembled In March,
ls3 appointed the President arshaI for the
district Caa which office he held the time OF his DEATH
IN positions which he placed, he dis
tgucd unbendirs integrity, his honor
high physical courage, ard his uufsggns energy
public universally respected and citizen
those loved hin, The writer OF tins
knew every pusaon of hs and he all sincerity
thar of hearted he knewfath
aud friends ready all times peril his life
their Ills Gankness and sincerity hn large
of warm personal friends VINO will his ioss that Of
broh-r Long will his manly virtues live the
associates
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THE BIG TREE OF CALIFORNIA.

responsible gentleman from California assures us that
the following the most accurate description Of the large
trees growing in that State that he has 1t will be
found highly interesting
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Everett House,

NORTH Side Of Union s4pare, E'~ Yoyk.
ruts establishment erected the prominent ana a5h
"a, p,rr New YORK affords approaching hnshf and Whch
combine sA devise Rna money huFfy
ga yendsr I, desrabi. hotel constructed
~ respectfully that
@ oss viii be omen on tile next io the aceeo-
viii now received from parties wishing 20 make
.rrangeunep for winter months
The p"''e P'''oa's' " CLAP > IoaLg
H.wLwY n. CLsPRt
A. C.J esLts
aep 2t--d3m
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By the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State.

BY he Presidenf Of the Uaited Statss Of America.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, by The Of OF the Cosgress
Of The United saies the nah day OF August,
thousand eight hundred four entitled An carry
into snect between the uned States and Great Bsn
signed the h day Of June, eighteen hundred and My IL
provided island shall rive
The application the puIsona and provisions Of the
treaty province, legislature thereof and The
pes Parliament shall for that
grain, -four and beadsu, Of all kndt animals OF all kinds
es SMOKED, and said cotton wool seeds and
ble unded fruits dried fruits hsh Of all kinds products OF
and all other living the poultry hides
fkns rails undre1d marble its crude
wrought slate butter, cheese, nlow lard horns
Of metals OF all kinds coal pitch, tupsntnr
and lumber OF all kinds round bewed and sawed,
pclts wool fish oil nice broom, and bark
ground unground hewn wrought uarronght
gindstoues dyesruf far, hemp and unnanufacned
tobacco shall be admitted free OF du
United
the President Of the United States declaring that
he evidence the said province conssntsd
proper have the provisions Of the
allow United sates the full benefits Of all
stipulatons tberein contained
And satisfactory evidence that the province OF
consented due and MANNER 10 have
Aforesaid extended 10 IL, and 10 allow
United the fun benefits Of all the spuzions therein
contained, hey applicable that province;
Now therefore, Franklin Pierce, President OF the United
states America decia'e and proclaim that from this
date articles in The preamble Of this proclamation
being the grown, produce Of The British North American colo
mes shall from The aforesaid province of
mo rs Unied states OF duty, long the Aforesaid treaty
shall remain in force
,s s.aI of The Uned ircd
Done al the city Washington the twelfth day Of December In
r. al The year Iord thousand eight hundred and my
i've, and Of the Independence Of The United States the
eishIeth.
Nv the President.
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Ayrcal n tie &samsr Baltic at Se,o Yoyk-Seren Dag.
Later from Europe
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-The Collins steamer Baltic with her
regular European dates arrived below this forenoon 10
o'clock.
LlyERpooL, Dec. l.. Cotton has declined u y penny.
Flour has declined pence. Consols have advanced
s9A.
The only feature in the weeks variety
stating that there at least prospect of peace and
says that Russia has directly requested Prussia to
make conelisory offers to the Western powers and Prussia
said have accepted the mission Austria also reported
10 have assented. The definite form the has
sanod that propositions have been submitted Napoleon
on behalf Of Russia which be accepted and these mainly
are that Russia will conclude peace with the Western pow
without the Intervention of either Austria Prussia
Russia accdng to the guaranteed independence Of the pn
cpate the Danube and the freedom of the Black
both parties to continue the preparations for the but
active hosties be entered upon up agreed date.
All this may possibly be premature, but hopes strong that
peace may arise.
The excitement respecting American affairs had almost
passed.
The Danish conference the 10th, but took ac-
ton.
The King Of Prussia had made speech the Chambers
and announced decidedly that Prussia would continue
maintain her present neutrality.
Some important changes had occurred in the English cab
net.
There nothing of Importance from the Crmea or
Asia.
Inc admiralty been taken
much lower grades than expected the average price be-
ing pounds shings for tierce pork,
pounds for American pork Tenders the of ten
thousand packages accepted at ten pounds ten shng
American stocks had improved and large sales had been
made Mt an advance.
The King Of Sardinia arrived at London Friday where
he received with great enthusiasm.
General Canrobet left Copenhagen for Paris the 30th
OF November. His visit had proved satisfactory
Operations Sebastopo for attacking the northern forts
proceeding rapidly.
Special Dsspdtch for the YrshagtoR UAon. Tie Danish
Souad UHes
New YoRE, Dec. l3.-Priyate letters from Paris by the
Baltic have been received in this city, which
that disruption postponemen OF the congress for the
settlement OF the Danish Sound dues had taken place
sequence Of the refusal Of the American send
representative to the
general indifference felt by the European powers
regard the settlement Of the question: and the
opinion decidedly unavorabe the claims and preensons
of Denmark.
Lotcs from Ucrico.
NEW 6rrKAxs Dec. I2.By the Texas, from
th conspiracy had been discovered having for its OBJ
ect dsp.ce Alvarez and make Urago President. IRA
CO. Padre Miranda, and COL Ossoo have been arrested
This affair caused great excitement.
COL Roles has baen appointed to succeed Gen. Amonte
Minister to the United States.
It was rumored Comonfort will retire from the
ministry
The church is opposed to the present government and
things are in state OF general confusion
The Baker Trial.
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TIE Rnker Trinl.
-Jfnrkefs.

New YoRE, December l3.The jury in the Of Baker
we're still out at two O'Clock this morning.
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On ire payt of tie .qrny, Nary and Marins coryt
Cen J,suu. Gen. Henderson, r.
o. 1ih.a, Commodore Mons.
C3n. Iawsau. Commodore F0rrest
Col. Cooper, Adj. Gen. Major Russell,
Col Freeman, A. n u. .sohnsnaei pahsHh,
VIM. II. Bell, Ord. Purser Watron.
On me mar, Of the Militia If tLe District Of Columbia.
Ms,r Gen w. Jones, Col. seaton,
Bns. Gen. Thompson, Got. MAYOR
pri5 Gen. Wrig.,mun, Cob Cccoran,
Adj. Gen. Randolph, Col force
On The pGrt Of TIE Regiment Of ptuaisr'.
Col. tiieae5i Capt Towers,
Lieut.. Col. Reiy, Capt Key,
Major KeywoItA capt Tat,
Adj Bacnn. CERT. Bsyn.,
Paymlster Middleton, Capt yaf~iespn
ouartermaser McCuiom, Capt Reese
s,rreon Morgan, Capt. schwartzman,
Ass. Sur. GpmesJ NsPt. bfRnt,
Cant. Peck, Capt Mexican,
Capt Davis, capt shecNe'
Ga The part Of the Cuiizcns.
1T Towers Mayor sidney Webster,
r. Clarke, p. d. a. John b. Blake,
A. Med. Davis, r. G. Grorse ~ DAVIS
Walter Lenos, James hdans,
J d. Hoover Marshal, John :. Ellis, -
Richard Wailacb, stephen P. franklin,
Joseph II. Bradley, Wm W. Moore
Iohu w Forney Sinnisiamr Murray,
DIR. w. ID. MagruieT, Cornelius Wendeiiy
Beyery Tucker, John @. Fitzpatrick,
f,na,,e, ! Wniiacb. John r. Coyle,
richard smith Edward Dyer,
Rd r. O. Bnsey,
I IaT' Rlvs ss""'e' James G. Mcclure,
Donsla. weilach, George Ma,insy, ST.
George Parker Alexander Provort,
WIN. Thompson, Francis = monnh,
v. p, Page, Thomas berry,
Wm Bayiy. John Sessford, u.
Wm. H. Winter, enoert cameron.
DIR, w. j. O. Duhamei,
Tickets admission be had the book and apothe
cary orcs principal hotels and at tho door q The
Rooms. D'o 80
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q The elements 20 miIed IN him,
That Nature might stand up

Gen z. Francisco October. 1852 daughter
Fnna this city and Ieft widow scacsiy 30 Old
end child bis unmey DEATH To ihr the loss
repsrable. May God who empers the wind the shorn
aalbii watch and protect them w.
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,,E.ssUs OF 1850 large a-srso voarnsy bo"nd In
s ssi h''''' ''' ''''' NV FRANpg TAYLOR.
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By ne President u the United States 81 Aaerica.
A PROCLAMATION

~ ne Fresident ~ the United States 81 Arlerfea
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas information received BY sndfy
citizens the Untsi others residents eT~n
preparing within the Jurisdiction Of enisi, lhe
selves hire retain others participate military
uon, within The STATE OF Nicaragua
Now therefore, !, Fankla Pierce, President Of the United
States DO all against connecting themselves III
such enterprise undertaking being contrary their duty
good citizens asd 10 lbs laws Of their country, threatening
Ihn peace Of The Uniled sAfes.
DO further adEonlh all who depart om the Ual
I'D States either ~ Hnbes organized
for such they VIII thereby be entitled 10
the projection Of This government.
eKor all good citizens scounienance and such
dsrepuabie and criminal undsra aforesaid, charging ~
heefs evil aud military, having lawful the premises,
exercise this for purpose maintaining Authority
enforcing the laws Of The United States.
In testimony Whereof heeunto hand aud
The seal Of the unled affixed these presents.
Done At the city Of Washington ths eighth day OF December
t. 81 thousand eight hundred and and Of the ndepsnd
shee ofibe United silsest The eshtieth
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By The Pfegdfu
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TOR tESTa Jcsirahls. iumihed house, most de-
zably located suitable either cor family gentlemen Rent
moderate. Apply ibis Office.
bee i2-d1t
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CHARITABLE pEQuEsr.-Wn. d. Roberts who fell a vic
tim the late scourge at Norfolk bequeathed $4,000 to
the Norfolk Female Orphan Asylum. The deceased left
estate worth about $4,000.
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OEEICh OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.

OFEIoE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
tn. following are the OF the Grand Consoli
dated Lotery Maryland cass drawn December II, 1855;
lat Id 81 4h 9th 7ih 9Th 9th 10th lih i2h l3h
7s Ga 60 Is 90 30 Sc 10 "a 10 81 63
The following are Of the fa,apsco institute
Lottery class TO- drawn December n. 1855;
lat I'd I'd Ah sm sth 7h Eth Oh lo,h Ii,h la,h ian
General Apen, Cor The Contractor, Eaiinore.
L.at Ros.Rr', Commissioner
Nor,cEIost msearried beins tran.miled fom QUIT
. e. Rn.s a. Wa,hnsoS s ss.
a is Dement, 81 e add her
Charles q captain Ma.sal. ',
aevisee Of Thomas = Dement, deceased Apply the
Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of iSa DEMENT,
NovnsBsE ~, 1855.
DOARDfNG-Two newly Tor with board
street. Onion Row. asd in the immediate vicinity Of
III, PA Pa'g y, o ss..
Miss BUSKLEy,s aooK-Thr Te<aimony Es-
burg Maryland Mother House Of IRE Sisters Of Charity IN the
op Eda Aaen Or Sketches Of v2sns BY Ne
rlo Dictionary rhs eIessa books the season.
clo's 2, y m nors,s. es af 1sma.
A"''' y TAYL OR sMAuRy's
DecH TOO x',ore,ns" 9Th street.
no caPrrsLIsIs-s,oo,oo ased.-1he subscriber
can command fsom oco 70 100000 cash carrying
provemen in The ely Washington. which
invested ysch ample security and re
VIII preferred, interest ~
Whole Of which ofrr smo-f unpres
Inducements Address Engae hswo"ts, washington
i4-isws
ron RENT. most Je,irably fam house,
zahiy located, unbie either Tor family gentlemen Kent
moderate. Apply az lbia Office.
bee i2-d1t
~ L. MOORE Is prepared 60 snvatsh the best white
and red asl, eaa o. al caassaad an kinds
10 The lowest Bnrket. prlcGs.
q mound qua ed D
Hickory. oak, and pine wood - sery low prices
good article aud fun relied on IN Az fases
Yard pef side OH street b dgssp and =, Opposite o'
sttrd.r 'aA1a
Nov 9O-FTdThf
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LARGE cAnGoThe clipper-ship Dreadnought, Captain
Samnels, at New York. from Liverpool brings 1000 tons
Of fine dry goods 700 of steel tin plates and cutlery
being the largest cargo Of fine goods shipped New
York from Liverpool She towed up by the Achilles
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Tickets admission be had at the book and apohe
paons Dec I4-d4t
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by the President
W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of Stale.
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To members OF Congress, and others.

TOR RENTA htcass furnished dwelling house, hmt ~ tse
convenience on water gas &C
and recently department with taste ano
Apply premises, No 4l3 i3ih street, baween apq
Office. - =. i.I 49,.
2--du Corner 9Th strect ana LouA'nha a'eno'
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rsOR REyrA cogmndous tbee-siory hous, with large
back building. The premises will be let Jpnl'sed OF oyn
for any period months There are hand
convenient and 40
,oinng Buildings, AT the Junction or street
York avenue, 18th and l4h Streets FOR TURNER pA
lars apply premises 37a II street
iI--det
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ACTIVITY IN THE IRON BusNEss.-The Troy IN ~ Wing
says that contrary to the usual CUSTOM operations will be
carried At nearly al the iron manufactures in that city
through the coming winter and that il has not yet heard
of one firm which intends to suspend.
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NOTICE public, cit zens, and others OF "
In inrtonhe present law VIII not ne opclse
90 Sunday by the fee VIII ana consent o. MS
proprietor. ,u,. cuy N,,n., po,,, wasbinrton.
9--r
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WIN. w. BeIknap, Attorney "a t. Law and Land
Agent. KeOkuk, Iowa.

Dec l-itlstJuneif
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Bv :. g. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

,,IpHA-s DICTIONARY by nrs. WHIT
Ms. eduou, with engraving, many OF them richly
conted by hand. One volume. IL, =, -. ,..,t
TINS day received, styles Of rich onatngs 81
10 A'SN 49, -
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pOaRDsNa with board
At street, Onion Row. asd in the immediate vicinity Of
r Patent Office.
i4-daw
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,,nu a.gvA n,flor aud the hr floor, yef2
handsomely rurnshed from HARDWOOD iiauae, and
.u2 No. SIP.
l3--d2w
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o..surCEY AnRBINFh, vatsh-nnI<er and Jew
sr Mo- $40 avenue, uader Browns Hotel
ington ID. g.
Dec 5--duJsnA
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FANS! RridNl nnW PRrty Fssia3.-- HdFV J1'
opened elegant, OF fans with perforated peaf
sticks inlaid IN goid and silver
Ivory do do
Spanish fans, insd with pearl
cketf fans, ladies visiting Congresa
Also general Of fans OF descriptions ~ =
which viii be disposed of q reasonable prices
An purchased establishments may be red on
- Il. GALLIGAN & co,
80 Pennsylvania aue, under Efowns' Hotel
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pIANOs FoH SALE AND ssEsT.--I keep constantly ~
L hand pianos German and American heees,
.bic viii d;spose Of prices and the most ae
,ers al my G. between sh and l5h
'hsei'' n. REIsS,
Professor Of Music.
Several new and superior pianos Terms moderate
6--eod3t'