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a WAsHINGTOS aG.REET AND 6RLss
Farm FOR SALE.
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OVER GIsBORO', TaE BEST FkRh n
IL the District, situated on the PotomSe, tEo -
half miles from the United States bridge q -
Navy Ysrd containing 400 acres 20 Of Z tiu.o.Ll
land well set 90 sfable in three fields one nU
in wheat, one in young clover the other clo's ~
fallow. Also. Is acres In a market garden, -,
ing yearly from $50 to $40. TIE grass ca -
year, without top dressing, 100 tons, soia n
market al $50 ton TIE cora and yleIos e's
barrels TO the acre. ,,s,
The Improvements are fine brick house. o. ~ -
rooms and cellar, large barn, new corn Lo s,o
gardeners house, oversePr's house, eLu -
larters, all in good condition. The shOfe
fishery; fne for herring, fair for shsd. ..-ss.
Also, for sale, another tract OF lana, III go
two miles from the Navy Yard bridge, Fan
ed, fine soil and exposure for marke'
the rest well wooded, and will cut from
1000 to 5000 cords Oak WOOD. ,,s
Now on Il $50 TO iC0 ccTds seasoned oak Gu
winter The wood will pay for the land. .,,,,g.
The Improvements are new, small aNeN-'
q corn house. and a stable for six hoTSs.
Referto HUGH BERNARD SVEN r,us
Ofthe Banking house CT Sweeny k MI Sow
Il Co. dec 2i-o-
NOR HII DREN.-HANDS0 SON m m.
Il ENTS.-M. w. CALI Il BRO o1ei forts
usually large stock OF Silver Knives ara I. suJi.
spoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, &c, IN o~S'
able for presents to children
32i Pa. avenue, between 9th ana iONN
dec 2i-3t
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HOLIDAY PRESFNTs,

TTHE 8 U BSCRl Der HAS ON HAND A
L beautiful assortment Of goods suitable for
Holiday X + E T 8, consisting Of rich
Breastpins and Finger Rings Of various styles
and prices; Gold Bracelets, Lockets, Vest, Fob,
and Chatelain Chains, &c.
SAM'L LEWIS,
Jeweller and SilveTsmith,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts
dee 22-3t
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NOTICE.-THOSE OF OUR CUSTOM
" ers having accounts with us are respectfully
notified that their bills are drawn Off and will be
presented 10 them on the 26th December We
shall be exceedingly obliged to them II they will
favor with settlement on or before the COM
melcement Of the new year
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 60.
dec 22-6t
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SILVER AND sILvER-rLArED GOODS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF USEFUL
IA and fancy SILVER GOODS, consisting OF
Goblets, Cups, Fish, Pie and Cake Knives. Pre-
serve and Sugar Spoons; Dessert Spoons; Knife,
Fork and Spoon in sets; Salt Stands; Napkin
Rings, Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Fork, Spoon
Casters, Cake Baskets, DC. at reasonable prices
by SAM'L LEWIS,
Jsweller and Silversmith,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
dec Oft
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RICH JEwELRY.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND
Il rich assortment Of FINE JEwELRY for the
holidays, comprising rich Cameo, Mosaic and
plain Pins and Earrings, Of the latest style,
Sleeve Buttons Studs, and variety Of other Gold
Jewelry. Also, fine collection Of Silver Cob
lets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Spoons, &c, together
with some superior timekeeping Watches, in
gold and silver cases, which am selling at New
York city prices, and no advance on account Of
the increasing demand for my goods.
Sign Of the Large Eagle,
Pennsylvania avenue, No. Ale,
2 dec 22-1w o HOOD
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CHRISTMAS GIFTI

ID OBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE PLEA
IL sure Of informing the public that he is well
prepared for accommodating the public in general
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up air-tight, for
sending th-m to their distant friends in the coun-
try. He also keeps constantly on hand fine sup
plyof PICKLED and PRESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on R SCHWARTZ, corner Of 18th
and streets, or leave orders at his establishment
corner of 10th street and Potomac river.
dec 3-H
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PERSONAL.

80. George Jameson is performing at Gal
weston, Texas.
General Herran, formerly minister here, is
at Wizards.
.... Col. Daniel Jenifer died on Tuesday
last, at his residence, near Port Tobacco, Md
80. Ex-Queen Amelie is not dead, but re
covering.
go. DR.. A. II. Stinnecke, U. S. Army, died
at his residence in Baltimore, on Wednesday
last
80. Miss Nightingale has returned to Con-
stantinople from the Crimea. She is well,
and active in the hospitals.
80. Rev. J. C. Fletcher has safely arrived
in Europe, on his way to the United States,
from Brazil.
-. Mary Cove Nichols has opened an es-
tablishment in Cincinnati, where she deals
out her ideas.
80. Wah-BahGoosh, Chief of the Chippe-
Was, Is Free Mason, and spoke at tho recent
re election of Grand Master Lewis, at Boston
go. Commodore Brcese and the English
Admiral had discussion on etiquette, recent
ly, at COnstsntinOple, which was satisfactorily
terminated all round.
go. Louis 4. Cooley, who for twenty-fve
years has successfully conducted magazine
in Philadelphia, was honored by dinner fes-
tival on Thursday.
80. The Princess Belgiojoso, who was ban
lshed from austria some years ago, has been
permitted to return She has been living al
most IN poverty in the East.
-. Robert Montgomery, commonly called
" Satan Montgomery" author of several in
terior poems, died lately at Brighton, aged AZ
years.
80. Robert Bunyan, Esq, the last male
de seeUIpnt of tha m o. ba D.
gress, died at Lincoln, England, Oh the 18th
ult., aged so.
80. Elliott Strickland and George Larri-
mer, members of the Louisville theatrical
company, have united with the Walnut street
Baptist Church, Of Louisville.
80. Rev. a. L. Hitselberger closed his pas.
toral tabors at the Catholic Church in Peters
burg, Va. on Sunday last, having been trans
ferred to Philadelphia.
go. Judge Douglas has written to mis- friends
that although suffering severely from an in
hamed throat, he expects to be in w ashington
early in January.
-. Lord Lucas h2 received the colonelcy
OF the eighth hussars Some blame was i'm
puted 10 him for the disastrous light cavalry
charge under Cardigan, and this is regarded
as a sort of a1ssHds honorable.
80. Rev Benjamin Kurtz, D. D., editor of
the Lutheran Observer, printed at the city Of
Baltimore, has recently appropriated sixteen
hundred dollars to various benevolent reli-
gious objects.
-. Stephen Salisbury has recently given
to tee American Antiquarian Society the sum
OF i've thousand dollars as fund for binding
tho books and papers of that Institution. This,
with former donations made by Mr. Salisbury
to the same society, amounts to fifteen thou.
sand dollars.
-. Father Bradley" a venerable Bap-
fist clergymen, died a few days since. in Min
| nesOta. he was born on the 5th of july.
ITO, and since 1890 he has been actively en-.
gagged in ministerial and educational duties
He was once imprisoned in Massachusetts for
| his opposition to the law taxing all for the
| support of the established church
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WATCHES AND JEwEIRy,

lust RFCEIVED-A SELECTION OF
y LONDON AND ENEVA WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRG, ard few pieces Of fne
SILVER WARE, for sale at New York price,
CHAUNCEG MARINER,
MATCHMAKER and Jewsler No go Pennsylvs-
mia avenue, with t GsLLIGAN 4 CO dealers
In fiae FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE,
PERFTMERY, CUTLERY, e., &c, under
Browns Hotel, sign ofthe Golden Watch, Wash
ington, ID. c. dec 2l-2ws
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, yesterday, after we went to
press; the debate was continued by Mr.. Cobb,
of Georgia, and others, until the hour of sd-
tournament.
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TO HOLIDAY PURCHASERS.

MANY USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL
w GOODS for the season. comprising in part
Single and double barrel SUNS, in great variety
Revolving and other PISTOLS
SKATES Of every description
Pen and Pocket KNIVES, SCISSORS, KNIVES
and FORKS
WALTERS, TEA TRAYS, &c, &c
For sale, az low prices, by
f. TUCKER CO,
DEC 2l-0 253 Penna aYenne
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ENOR 8 L "A MARE, A GOOD AND
Il faithful animal OF fine b God, Q wears a.
old, very serviceable for light draft, family 9S
use, &c, an excellent broodmare. For sale low
for want Of use, upon Immediate application
Also, ose fine Colt, months old of su ferior alb
straction. Apply to A. SHUCKING, over Ste
phen's Fancy Store, between 9Th and 9th Streets
facing Centre Market dec 22-3t&
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NJ. Marcoletts and P arksr II French.-our

~ haICVieLLa anu arkoE II EAoAsn'
columns are too crowded to permit US to pub
fish to-day the reply of Mr.. Alexander IL.
Evans (Heratd correspondent to our denial of
the truth of what Parker I'll. French had fur
nished him with concerning M. MarcOletta,
to be sent over the wires for publication. We
shall cheerfully give it place on Monday,
together with a statement of the facts involved,
which we have received from NJ Marcoletta
in person, on whose assurances our origi nal
denial was based
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~sNoTICE.-M FIRE 1NsUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-All policies issued
by this Company will expire on MONDAY, Dec.
81, 1855, at O'Clock .. m. Persons wishing a re-
newal will please attend to II on or before that
day. CHAS. WILSON, Sec,
Office Columbia Place, cor. La. av and 9TH st.
dec lS-d2w
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R~THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS re-
NA spectfully beg leave to announce to the
citizens Of Washington, both civil and military,
that they will give their Fourth Annual Bali on
MONDAY EVENING, February 4th, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement
dec 2I-3
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HTHE "MERRIE BACHELORS at
@SA the request of many friends and the Ia
oies, will give their second Ball on the night of
January "a, 1855, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. '
Particulars In future advertisement
dec 20-3t. LEM. GADDIS, p of c.
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TNHOSE WHO DESIRE TO PRESENT
l. gifts 70 their male friends. during the a
approaching holidays. can ind no:hing mo q 81
suitable than good HAT CT CAP, and as -
wish to sell out: will offer my goods az cost
hAGUIRE,
Dealer In Eats and Cans
dec 21-it$ No 4iS Penn aytnne
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WRITING DESKS AND WORK BOXES

w in mahogany, rosewood and papier msche
Portfolios, Albums, Annals
Illustrated Poems, Portnonnsies, Catholic and
Episcopal Prayer Books
A very extensive and choice variety Of Juvenile
Books. Tov Books, and Games for children
Diaries and Almanacs for 1855.
And everything in the Stationery and Blank
Book line for sale at
SHILIINGTON'S
Bookselling and Stationery Establishment, In
Odeon Building, corner Pa. av. and \ ST.
dec 2I-3t
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N. A. TYsON l. SISTERS

ENRENCH AND ENGLISH FEMALE SEMI
L NARY. for day pupils, on street. between
18th and 18th streets
For terms, &c, circulars may be had at the
principal bookstores, and at the Institution.
dec Palm
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RNOTICE.-A FAIR AND FESTI-
~ val will be held by the ladies Of the M .
L. Church, at The Union II otel Building George
town, commencing on the Oath instant The pro-
ceeds TO be applied to the completion of the West
Georgetown Church. An excellent supper will be
served every evening Everything like rafting
positively prohibited. dec 22-7t
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SUITABLE PRESENTS

FORD BRO, DRUGGISTS, CORNER Of
1lth street and Penna. avenue, have just re-
ceived and this day opening additional supply
OF Partisan Perfumery, Toilet and numerous OH
or Fancy articles. Also, a varied assortment Of
French and English hair, tooth and nail Brushes
veiy superior quality. dec 22-3t
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AGOOD BOOK FOR YOUNG MAN.
IA The Diary and Correspondence Of the late
Amos Lawrence, 81 so.
Pstriarchy, or the Family, its Constitution and
Probation. by John Harris, ID D., &125.
Afflicted, by 8. J. Prime, w. b. Sprague, g. w
Bethune, j. b. Waterbury, and G. M. Butler
Dunellan Mause, or Times and Trials Of the
Disruption, by y. X. B. Patterson, 81 IS
A lot Of NEW JUVENILES Just received ex.
ceedngly attractive, entertaining, aud instructive.
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE,
dec 22-3t 49s 9TH street
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R~NOTICE TO THE VOTERS of the
~ CITY OF WASHINGTON per-

ZSNOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of the
~ CITY OF WASHINGTON.-Nop per-
son can vote at the next election in this city whose
name is not returned by the Board Of Assessors as
subject to the school tax for this year
Therefore, every free white male citizen Of the
age OF twenty-one years and upwards, residing in
this city, whose name Is not on the poll list, and
all other persons, are hereby notified that the
in the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a m. until
O'Clock p m, from the fifteenth to the thirty first
day Of December inclusive, Sundays and Christ
poll lists Of the several Wards and Of adding
thereto the names Of such persons as may have
been omitted and Of making corrections In the
same; at which time and place they are hereby
invited to attend.
THOS. F.. HARNESS,
Secretary to the Board Of Assessors.
doc 1l-dtDecS1
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JUVENILE BOOKS FOR Is56.-THE
- Merchant Vessel; a sailor boys voyages to see
the werld, vol
Man-of-war Life; aboy's experince in the United
States Navy, 1 vol
Stories Of Genius reprinted from Mrs. Holland
vol t'tI.
Comical Pictures, with stories about them, vol
A New Flower for Children by l.. Maria Child,
vol - Z.
The Book Of Entertainment, with eight engrav.
ings, 1 vol
Northern Religions and Voyages, I vol, with "a
engravings -
Sunday Pictures and Bible Stories with manv
large engravings --'
VOLTS Fairy Tales, from the German, vol,
London l ~ =
Robinson crusoe, I vol, London, with 70 beauti-
Just received FRANCK TAYLOR,
dec 20-1 llG - --S-,-'- 80 --',-~-
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The Current Operations of the Treasury De.
psrtment.-On yesterday, 2lst of December,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
4 h. nn e
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RlBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, IN RICH
- Velvet, Turkey Morocco. and plsin birding.
Childrens' Books. the most extensive assert.
ment TO be found in the District
Miss Buntiey's Escaped Novice price 81
Rarper's Magazine for January
Also, large assortment If livery snd pearl
handle PENKNIVES, PISTOLS II sn kirds
For sale by F.. X. LUNDY,
dec 2l-I No. les Bridge ST Georgetown.
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EA CARD-The Washington Trade and
D>A Benevolent Society Of Jouneymen Tall
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
II. +. Loudon Il Co. Edw,d Godey.
p. J. Steer, Jas T. McIntesb.
VIM. Tucker, Thos Bovine.
Duvan 4 Bro, Matlock Griffith.
Jos. r. Thompson, VIM H. Stanford
Edw'd nj. Drew, Thos. X. 6ray
P. S.-Strangers designing to work in this CITY
through the season will take notice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. lACKEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
% @eo3m .-4i.y
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ESSMITHSONIANL ECTURES.-Prof.
~ o. M. MITCHELL, Of Cincinnati, will
give a course on Astronomy, commencing MON
DAY, December 2ith, and on the following even
ings: Dec. Goth, 18th, and 3lst, and January ID
and 4th
Lectures commence at o'clock
Admttanca free.
The phblic are respectfully invited.
dec 2I-2f
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rsmas1isg IN ths Post 0nee, Washtsgfon, u. e.
Dseen,bev ., 1855.
srPsrsons applying for letter. the following list vii
ME hay arsA
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aHSCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION. NO
- ~ tice Is hereby given that there will be dress
M I'M drill OF the Company on TUESDAY EVE-
" u MING, January 9Th, 1885, at O'Clock, at
which you are ordertd to appear In full uniform
Every member who fails TO be present as above
ordered, will be promptly dismissed from the
Company. b. A. JAMESON, Captain
A. j. JONES, y. 3. dec Eft
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CakEs-CAKES-CAKES.

ALLPERsoNsIN WANT OF CANE "A q.
n the holidays, are requested TO eau , riyS
anime our assortment. Our Cakes aIe.is,Ic I'D
In their material, as well as In inc ,-II see nd
try them. ma y and 9th 50
dec N-3tH street, Oct. ~ I----,-T
GETS OF FURS.-FOR AN hLhUr rRs q
a moderate price and Of genuius quality; Ss
dec Slot under Browns ho,el, - =,
DIVERS OF TOYS would ao~oSD's, -
ID before purchasing, al A.,,,horired sge|
Of Ahi0s
dee 20-3t
- 81 :. ...-r.. .an- /.
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TSNOTlCE.-AFA WILLIE HELD
~ blythe Young Ladies Benevolent Society,
for the benefit Of the poor Of this city, at rankin
Hall, corner Of ID and Ninth streets, during the
present week commencing on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the 18th instant at 9 O'Clock.
The hall will also be opened on Wednesday
and the following afternoons, at O'Clock, for the
reception Of visitors. dec l7-6t
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Il II T. : A l. OF RICH FANCY
49, Goods suitable for Christmas Presents
will be resumed THIS AFTERNOON, at az
O'Clock, at the new Store erected by Mr. Wood
ward, a few doors west Of the Auction Rooms.
dec - JAS. c. MCGUIRE
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A T KRISS KRINGLE'S HEAD QUAR-
"A ters Asa Seventh street. can be had the great
est variety Of TOYS ever exhibited In this city,
and at low prices. HAMMOND,
dec 2a-3t Superintendent.
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WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS,
~ BANK.-Notes falling due In this Bank
on the 25th instant, Christmas day, and LIST Janu-
airy, must be attended to previously.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
dec -, 25&29. Treasurer.
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II OST OR STOLEN, DECEMBER 18th, A
IL black Newfoundland Dog, with white breest
Any person re urning to the corner OF 7th and
streets, will be literally rewarded
dec 21-3t* JAMES p. ALSTEN
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CHRIST Sis COMING.

CHRIST - lis COMING.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO RE.
turn his sincere thanks 10 a discrininsting
public FOR the liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended to him, and invites bis friends 10 call ana
see his well selected stock Of CONFECTION-
ERi which has been lad in with great care
Gall at the old stand. Massachusetts avenue
between 9Th ard 1eth streets. No. 200.
dec 2l-Sts JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE
ERENCH JUVENILE BOORS.-A WELL
Il selected collection OF French JUVENILE
BOOKS. various In their styles and prices and
adapted TO various ages, many of them beautifully
illustrated, may be found at the bookstore OF he
undersigned, imported by himself direct from
Paris. FRANCK TAyT on
AME TO THE FARM OF THE SUB
~ scTiber about the 10th November 49,,
red and white Gov, with a white spot EezS9S
In the forehead, the shape of a heart Xxx
The owner Of the above described Cow Is reoe led
to prove property. pay charges and take her awsv.
Mrs. JANE KIRK@OOD,
Living miles from Washington.
dec 2.-3t$
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FAN ADJOURNED MEETING Of the
SN Pioneer Constitutional Association will
be held at their hall on MONDAY EVENING,
Dec. "a, at O'Clock.
By order Of the President.
dec - Its CP P. CUMMIN, SEQ.
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~NOTICR.-ALL THE PEWS IN ST
49, Johns Church, in this CITY, on which
rent now due shall remain unpaid on the 25th
instant, Will be advertised for sale or rent imme.
diately after that date. =
BY ORDER OF THE vEsTRY.
dec n-eot25
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THE PRETTIEST CAKE IN THE DIS
l. trct, now on exhibition in the window Of
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY eorgetox n to-
gether with four Others, will be disposed Of on
Monday Evening, the 3lst instant, by Rattle; or
sooner, II the chances are all taken. Price, Fifty
Cents per chance. dec 22-1w
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-By learn
"A ing the Art Of making GLASS SIGNS, with
silver letters The Art taught with tools fur
nished) for $40. All who have ACC uired this art
from the undersigned have done we'll, so apply
at once to H. p. COHEN,
No. a98 Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 22-it over nj. p. Kings Drug Store.
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2@THE OFFICES OF THE MAGNET
~ &c TELEGRAPH COMPANY at New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
transaction Of business on Christmas day from 9
to 10 O'Clock In the morning, and from7 to in
the eVenl3g. dec 22-2t%
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LNOR BOSTON, o..
Il The Packet Brig ANDOVER, Captain 81
Atkins, has arrived and will have quick dispatch
for the above port.
For freight apply to
HARTLEY Il BRO,
dec 22-3t 101 Water street, Georgetown.
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II and 18th gold Cnain Bracelet, with 8 lsrg,
garnets on the top. The owner, by calling at 2
Labare, corner 10th and SITS. can have the sam,
by proving property and paying for this advertise
ment. dec 21-3tH
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BANK OF METROPOLIS,
Washington, December 22d, 1855. {
F~THIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED as
S~SA usual on TUESDAY next, Christmas
day.
1t is requested that all notes due the Bank on
that dav be paid the day previous.
The Bank will also be closed on TUESDAY
lst January next, and persons having notes then
due at the Bank are requested to attend to them
on Monday, 3lst inst dec p, "a, 29&31
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An Army 0ficer Resigned.-Csptain John
r. Coffee, 1st cavalry, has resigned to take
effect December 20, 1545.
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NOTICE.-ID Do HEREBY NOTIFY THAT
' all persons indebted to the subscriber will
please come forward and settle their accounts
either by cash or notes. by the 10th dav Of January
next, otherwise they will be put in an officers
hands for collection. MOTLEY l.. ADAMS.
dec 22-3t*
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An Amy Officer Dead--surgsOn Henry a.
s,ipn.cks, died at Baltimore, December 20,
1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-22

The Frigate Roanoke was last night, at
Norfolk, relieved Of the water with which she
filed in launching, and has been towed into
the Dry Docks where she win receive the ne
eessary repairs The damage has not been so
serious as represented in dispatches to North
ern papers.