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The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

An Irish painter declares, in an Irish
journal, that among other portraits, he has a
representation of Death as large as life"
He might have added, "and twice as natu-
raj"
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

Gzs- The Atlantic mail will close at the
Auburn Post Office this evening.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

Eg'- The attention of persons wishing to
rent or purchase good tavern stand, is call
ed to the advertising columns Of our paper.
The Twenty-Sx Mile House is for sale or rent.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

Es'- Wells, Fargo d Co., have our thanks
for attentions during the week.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

EE- Farrell & Brewster have on hand and
for sale prime Ale and Porter. See ad.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
1S3 ROLLS
CHEAP ASSORTED CARPETS,

1SA Pieces Bay State and English Drug.
lOV getts.
500 Rolls Floor Oil Cloth, new styles assorted
$50 Cases Cheap Paper Hangngs.
400 Rolls Mat:ing-4 4, 5 and 6 a. checked
For sale at the lowest wholesale rates. Dealers
aud the Trade in general are requested to examine
these goods before making their selections else.
where as this stock must be closed off to make
room for shipments overdue.
FRANCIS BAKER
/ 10 and ll2 Clay street, below Sansone
nov I'd, 80 3m San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
SUMMONS.

State Of California, County of Placer, District
Court Of the llM judicial District for sud
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
Arrival of the Steamer Sonora.
Downfall of Sebastopol.

The mail steamer Sonora arrived at San
Francisco on Monday evening, 29th ult.-
She brought about 1000 passengers, among
whom were 800 women and children. No
sickness on board
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-08

LKcguREs.---Thers viii be course, consisting o.
thrss lectures, delivered at the Smithsonian Inst
tuition, one this evening the second Wednesday
and the last on Friday evening upon the sibjeci
Of " Vegetation The hrst Is upon the "Deyel
opment from the Seed and Buds, Roots, Stems,
and Leaves Second. Ephiphytic and Parasitic
Vegetation Third " Morphiology Of Branches.
Leaves &c.
The lectures viii be delivered by Prof Asa Gray,
Of Harvard University one Of the most phlosophi-
cal yegetarians and botanists Of the age, and will
be OF interest to large number of our citizens.
TRINITY CHuRcH.--Y esterday the new pastor OF
this church, the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, whose ar
rival and settlement over this society we have be-
fore noticed, preached his opening DISCOURSE from
the lVth chapter Of Colossans, nth verse; Take
heed TO the ministry which thou hast received in
the Lord, that thou fulfil it, It was most pow
erfal and searching discourse, worthy the church,
the man, and the occasion, and fulfilled the high
estimation which had been formed Of tho preacher
BY all. We predict for him quick and long pop
ularity.
Police CoURr--CESTRAL STATION -BEroaE Mon
SELL AND BIRcn.-Julia Ann Grant woman aged
40, and Hugh Galbraith, lodging.
johnson Daniels Q deaf and dumb vagrant went
to work-house for 80 days. VI
VIM. H. Woodey, slave, was whipped for be-
ing drunk and disorderly
Ann Cox, ayoung woman Of "a years, was found
lying drunk in the street. and sent to the work
house for 80 days,
Henry johnson, but 10 years Of age, went to the
work house for 90 days, for vagrancy
John 7. remnant, boy, was arrested for fight
ing and ordered to give security to keep the peace
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-08

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.--Flour is held at IS 81 for
Howard street. and at IS rs for City Mills. No
sales. Wheat Is steady and unchanged, but dull
Corn is active; $4,000 bushels offered and mostly
sold at small advance on Saturdays rates white
at s2a % cents; yellow at % 90. Rye-Penn-
sylvania is held at 81 SO. No sales
New YORK, Jan. s.--Cotton--The market Is
unchanged, with moderate demand at previous
rates. Flour Is unchanged, with limited bust
ness ALSO barrels Of southern offered, but heavy
Sales Of 1900 barrels at 50 % 80 sl.r..wheat is
firm and upward sales Of southern white at 81 30.
Corn Is upward and firm; sales Of 10000 bushels
western mixed at 81 o5. Pork-Sales of mess at
$l2. Beef is upward and firm. Lard is upward
and firm. Whiskey-0hio at 81 IL cents
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS.


Bosros, Jan. s.--Goyernor Msrril, In his mes
sage TO the Maine Legislature, makes allusion to
the Know Nothings, and recommends the stringent
enforcement of the Liquor law.
Upon the slavery question he says, {" the time
has arrived when this question must be met and
discussed in the national as well as State councils,
and also in primary meetings Of the people with as
much freedom as on other grave subjects are wont
to be considered. He condemns the passage Of
the Nebraska bill, and on Its presumed extension
Of slavery. He denounoes the completely Of the
President, and charges him with violating his as
surances"
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Flour-family-$l0 10 ell.
Extra superfne, 80 %.
Superfne-S9.
Corn--white, IS to 30 cents. yellow, So 10 80.
Mill offal-Shorts-2o cents
Ship stuff-40 TO SIS cents
Brown stut--25 10 35 cents.
Corn mcal-el 05.
Hay, in bales. 81 25.
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sg1s,l FOR SALE,
n NEW Frame House, two stories and
- attic with eight large and welLarranged rooms,
situated X between 9th and It'll streets near the
Northern Liberty Market House. Inquire Of
]. F. HODGSON,
Tin Plate and Sheet-Ir worker,
405 18th street, near /.
Also, small Lot on New York avenue, between
4th and 9th streets. jan 8--d2w
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LUMBER.
4A 900 feet Of IO-4, "a, Ga, and
HVsVVV a mcrcbantable and select
Albany White Pine.
100000 feet Of 81, "a, and Al Susquehanna
White Pine, of Ill grades.
$4,000 feet of % White Pine Siding.
$4,000 feet Of White Pine Framing Timber, from
o by 8 70 16 by IS.
$4,000 feet Of White Pine Joist and Scanting.
10000 feet Of l. ~, and inch North Carolina do.
100000 feet Of Eastern Shore Jois Sllipg and Stud
ding.
10000 feet Eastern Shore Flooring and Stepping.
$4,000 feet Of SO and "a Poplar.
10000 feet Of g. 81 and 12-4 Oak and Cherry
Laths, Fence Posts, Pickets and Rails
For sale at the lumber yard Of the subscribers, d
and goth streets First Ward near the National OBJ
servatory.
HeN.&J. w. EASILY.
Bills Of sawed and rough White Pine Yellow Pine.
and Oak Timber furnished 10 order
jan 2-eo8t News Starr
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The Great Marble statue
HE DYING GLADIATOR,

Inc Great marble statue
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition az Aorisons building, -Four and Aal,
street, near Psnasylaaaia agsaus, from . o'eloek
A. M. Until 10 r. NJ, daily.
Abundance rs Cents.
statue OF surprising merit. Its power and
pathos are independent Of time, place. and condition.
The charm and power Of the statue consist in the
humanity and mortality are delineated The artist
gives us all the pathos and the tragedy Of death,
without its ghastiness and horror We feel ourselves
IN the presence Of that awful power before whose icy
was ever more marked by simplicity Nothing has
been done forefect No vulgar applause is courted,
and the decency and dignity of truth scrupulously
observed. FL sllards Sic Aontas IN Haly.
A wonderful production of art. Its simplicity is
such that IL does not strike at first; the admiration
comes afterward and in tide sufficiently deep and
strong AT the moment we behold the dying Glada-
tor his agony is past il the moment Of exhaust
ION, Of faintness, Of death. Mrs. Ellis.
This statue is indissoubly associated with Byron's
immortal stanxa
l sec before me the Gladiator lie:
lie leans upon his hand; his manly brow
Consents 10 death, but conquers agony;
And his droopd head sinks gradually low,
And through his side the last drops, ebbing slow
From the red cash. fall heavy, one by one,
Like the first Of q thunder shower; and now
The arena swims around him he is gone,
Ere ceased the iLhuman shout which hailed the
wretch who won.
lie heard II, but he needed not his eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far away.
He reck'd not of the life he lost nor prize @
But where his rude hut by the Danube lay:
There were his young barbarians all at play;
There was their Dacian mother; he, their SIRE
Butchercd to make Roman holyday.
All this rushd with his blood. Shall he expire,
And unavengeds Arise, ye Cloths, and glut your
ire.
], 8. HOLLINGSHEAD,
dec l5---dU s844 -s g s4sr Agent
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IT AIDES WHITE KID GLOVES, good,
IL Mt 90 cents.
Ladies' light colored gloves, at e2JS cents.
Gents white and black Kid Gloves, best
quality.
Hosiery Of all kinds and all qualities
French Merinoes and Musselains
Plaid Goods, Plaid Long Shawls.
Flannels of all qualities.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and yestings
Gents Merino UNDERSTANDS and Drawers
Together with general assortment OF domestic
goods Sr
Icy Closing out cheap for cash.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Of Sth street.
dec 30-lw Opposite Centre Market
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Boiler ErDlos;on and Fire.

NEW York. Jan. S.--The boiler of Stephens's
factory on 2lst street exploded this morning, shat
tering the rear Of the building, and seriously inju
ring the engineer. Other parts of the building
toek fire, and the whole structure was entirely de-
stroyed. The loss and insurance is not asccrtained
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The immaculate Conception Dogma OPP
position 70 the PRONUNCIATION or the
POpe's Decree i'm France.

( &
The Popish business Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton is likely forthwith to excite something more
than speculative interest in France. The bull
promulgatng the new dogma, which every Catho-
lie must believe, or be stigmatzed as hereto ar
rived yesterday at the residence Of the Popes Nun
clio in Paris; but by q positive article Of Napo-
Icons Concordat no Popish bull can be proinul-
gated in France without the appreciation of the
Council Of State. 1t is rumored that a serious
opposition (of course favored by the government,
If it be indeed serious is preparing in this learned
but subservient body. NJ de Cormenin, it is said,
will pronounce an elaborate Grafton against grant
ing the Visa. In support Of the heretica opposi-
ton pamphlet, by NJ. Isanbert, d Judge Of the
Court OF Cessation, is announced as forthcoming.
OF course, in point Of theory, infllible Rome
will treat all these proceedings as impotent; but,
practically, it will be grand thing if this latest and
perhaps most impudent attempt of the Sovereign
Pontif to impose upon the credulity Of mankind
should receive check in France--the country to
whose bayonets he owes the power which he affects
to WELD at his will /, however, doubt very much
whether the projected opposition in the Council OF
State will be successful. The government is, no
doubt jealous Of priestly power, but, to certain
extent 1t feels the necessity of making common
cause with the priesthood, and think It win not,
after reflection, strike such deadly blow at Rome
as the rejection of the darling doctrine of the hour
would be.
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ny ROTHwELL 4 BROWN,

vuNRUSTEE,S sale Of Improved property.
u On Thursday, the first day of February, 1856
we shall sell in front Of the premises, the steam
boat landing, at o'clock p. NJ, at public auction by
virtue of deed Of trust dated November Is, 1858,
and duly recorded in Lber j. "A. 81, No. g. folios
36s, 37l, all that lot Of land designated lot No 81
in square No 327 according to Lawrence's subdivi-
privileges, buildings, and improvements, consisting
OF u valuable brick tenement, A plat and description
Of the lot with its dimensions and contents, will be
exhibited at the sale.
Terms of VI e ST00 cash within three days after
the sale, 5000 in nine months, and $3.50 in twenty.
one months, the balance in two years. deed to Be
given and deed Of trust taken secure te deferred
payments. All conveyancing ut the expense Of the
purchaser.
A. ROTHWELL, Trustee,
ROTHWELL Il BROWN,
jan 2--2taw Auctioneers.
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.Napal hatelliaence.

NEW YoRk, Jan s.---Intelligence- has been re-
ceiyed that the sloop-ofwar Marion. was at Porto
Praya on the 9th Of December. The frigate Con-
stitution IeS that place on the 10th Of November
for st. vincents and the sloop-ofwar Dale left on
the first Of December for Monroyia and d cruise
a The United States steamer Massachusetts, and
brig Bainbridgc were at Rio on the 10th Novem-
Der all we'll
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Mortalitu il, Me,n YORK.

NEW York, Jan. THE number Of deaths re.
ported for last week were 4sl--an increase Of
twenty-five over last week
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Ora ND
MILITARY ID RESs BALL
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN

AMERICAN RlFLEMEN,
Mono day, January6, 1855.
vUNHE American Rinemen respectfully
j announce to their friends, and the public gener-
ally that they will give Grand Military and Civic
Ball at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard,
on Monday january s, 1855 The company pledge
themselves that nothing shall be wanting, on their
part, TO render this the most agreeable ball Of tho
season.
Icy The MILITARY are requested to appear in
uniform.
sy- None but military hats and caps admitted in
the ball room.
t15- Refreshments will be furnished by Mr.. THOS.
ECKARDT. @
~ TICKETS admitting gentleman and ladies
Sli to be had Of the members Of the company.
The Committee Of Arrangements win be desg
mated by o tri-color rosctte.
Committee Of arrangements.
Lieut.. w. r. Brown, Sergt Gibson
Ut. X. Plant, Sergt Brewers,
Corporal Fuss.
dec 29--7tFSTThFSM 8as
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THE SCHOOLMATE,
Il MONTHLY READER for school and

x MONTHLY READER for school and
IA Home instruction Of Youth edited by A. r.
Phippen, with the assistance Of eminent practical
teachers
neatly illustrated with numerous wood cuts and EN-
bracing IN its topics speeches, Dialogues history,
travels and adventures biography news curiosities,
wonderful inventions, problems and puzzles, music,
drawing and painting, composition, fancy work, nat
ural history stories, anecdotes and botany, will be
delivered to subscribers for one dollar year in adj
vance.
FoTester's Boys and Girls Magazine; edited by
the Rev. Daniel Wise, is adapted to rather younger
readers than the SCHOOL Mate and like it embraces
great variety Of topics, is neatly illustrated with
wood cuts and is one Of the best and most popular
Magazines for young readers published deliver
ed to subscribers on the same terms as the above
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE
ian 6-8t 49S Seventh street
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BALL AND SUPPER
or THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

NNHE Executive Committee appointed to
- make the necessary arrangements respectfully
make known to their friends and public that the An
nual Ball and Supper of the CoLunBIA TrpooRAPHI-
CAL SocIKTY will take place ut JACKSON HALL,
On Wednesday Evening, january l0tA, 1855,
when they assure their friends that il will be their
endeavor to render this Ball superior to their
last
The furnishing and arrangement of the Supper and
RefreshmeDts viii be under the immediate superin-
tendence of Mr.. TH0S ECKHARDT
Tickets TWO DOLLARS admitting gentleman
and ladies, TO be had of the Executive Committee,
OF at the door the evening of the Ball
Positively no hats or caps will be allowed in the
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Nortdlifp in PbilGtlelphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE mortality bills q
last week report only 46l deaths---a decrease o
"a under last week.
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EYra In Mem YorI.

New York, Jan. s.-The elegant Presbyterian
Church Of the Rev. DR.. Burchard, on Thirteenth
street, near Seventh avenue was totally destroyed
by fire this morning. The fire is said to have origi
mated from defect in one of the fues Loss
$25, 900; insurance $4,000
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-08
Girls; in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.--Grisi, Mario, and troupe
were greeted last night at the Walnut street thea
tire with an immense and enthusiastic audience
Theopera Of Norma was produced in a magnificent
style, and at the end Of the second act the house
rose en- masse to encore. Miss Coutts attracted
the attention OF the curious
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Arriual from, Gonaiees.

NEW YORK, Jan. San arrival from Gonaves
reports that business Is generally very brisk New
coffee is coming in, and is selling at liz l22
Haytien currency.
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hajunctio,, .Aoainst a Bank.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.-The injunction asked
for against the Commercial Bank of Philadelphia,
has been this morning granted by the supreme
court, restraining the directors from discounting
notes. except at the regular meetings of the
board, or for mere legal interest.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-08

AIR PISTOLS, BATTLEDORES,
~ Grace Hoops, Building Blocks Dissected Maps,
Games, Alphabetical Blocks, Crying Babies, China
Dolls, together with general assortment Of Toys,
for sale at LAMMOND'S,
jan 5--2t Seventh street
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WILLIAM T.. EVANS,
Druggist and Apothecary,
No 400, corner of II and Seventh street.

No 400, corner of II and Seventh street.
ID OSE's Medicines.
~ Ayres Pills and Pectoral
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
DR.. s. p. and J. Townsend's SsrsapariIla and
all other Patent Medicines
just received, superior article Of Medicinal Bran
dy; also, fresh supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, and
Perfumery.
Soda Water manufactured at 12L cents per gallon.
by the fountain, and delivered at Ii cents -Four SUI
perior Soda Fountains for rent containing twelve
gallons
A specific, at 81 per bottle, and bottles for s.,
for sale only by w. r. EVANS.
rE- Prescriptions carefully compounded day and
night dec Civ III
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Detention of TIE Mil.

New YORK, Jan. THE Eastern mail due here
this morning, did not arrive until seven this eve
| ming. The detention was caused by heavy fog
over the Sound a
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Fire al The Hopard House, Nc9 York.

7---- n ~ ~ VIZ 110"uIU 1IOHSti <FtW xWN
New York, Jan. IA fire burst out last night,
in the store Of Henry Rhodes, can manufacturer,
under the Howard House, which was fortunately
quelled before any material damage was done to
the building. Damage estimated ut $4,000
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THE UNION ACADEMY,

THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of Fourteenth street and Neso York Avenue.
a FEW more pupils can be received to
N make up the LIMITED NUMBER
.E Application must be made soon. The discp-
line instruction and means Of illustration are such
10 INSURE satisfactory progress in those pupils
who are punctual, regular and obedient.
Circulars at the Bookstores.
RICHARDS,
dec 80--8m Principal
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NOTICE.

FAsHIONABLE DRESS, TALMA. AND
Collaborating Establishment.
No. 48 ~ stve~t, soyM Of Pennsyipania apenu1.
ADDE'S desiring TO be fitted ont in the
- most fashionable style with either Of the above
named articles OF drcss win do well 10 call at the
above-named establishment
Also, Room 70 rent suitable for an office,
doc 18--lm
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TO THE LADIES.

- late firm Of MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT, will
DO closed out at very reduced prices, viz.
Rich satin plaid (all wooD Mouseline, cost 6716
cents, for so cents. 4
Rich figured plaid (all WOOL Mouseline cost e21l
cents, for S7i cents. 3ag.8 :.
Rich figured (all wooD Mouseline cost 20 cents for
121{ cents sslaF' * r. 8.r
Rich plaid raw Silks cost IS cents, fer GAL cents
Do do do rs do do so do
Do do do 37Jx do do as ID
Rich plaid, plain, and Brocade Silks, at half their
original cost.
must be sold. sS
Call early and secure great bargains at No. 10,
opposite Centre Market between Sth and 9th streets
Jan 8--3tif
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AUCTION SALES.


BY GREEN q BCUI'T, AuctIOHeoTss
TNHUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY vALU-
able unimproyed Ground near the Railroad
airy, 1855, shall sell, Ia front Of the premises at
o'clock, 7. NJ at public auction, by virtue of deed
u trust TO me, recorded among the land records Of
ashington county District Of Columbia, the 9Th
May iast all that part Of square numbered $50 which
comprised within the following boundaries, 10 wit
beginning al point north d street. rs feet from
the southwest corner Of said square, running thence
east on SAID street 60 feet thence north $50 feet
nine inches thence west so feet thence south $50
feet nine inches, TO the beginning.
Terms One-half cash the residue in three install.
ments Of six twelve, and eighteen months, bearing
tee.
If the terms are not complied with in three days.
after the sale, the property win be resod at the risk
and expense Of the first purchaser.
0s j. NJ. CARLISLE Trustee !
GREEN 4 SCOTT, Austioneers.
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IN REWARD.-Strayed or stolen,
~AV December 81, 1854, Black Horse about
six years old. The most notable marks recollected
are small white spot in his forehead and the hair
rubbed from both tanks by the gear. viii give the
above reward for the return Of the horse; and, il
stolen, s25 for the arrest and conviction of the thief
JOHN M0THERSHEAD,
Corner Virginia avenue and O street, Island
jan 3--6t*
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GERMANIAN BELL-KINGERs,
At ODD FELLOWS' HALL.

THE PEAK FAMILY,
vocaiists and Bell Ringers,
TSAKE the present opportunity TO an
- nounce TO the inhabitants Of the city Of Wash
ngton that they win give
TWO CONCERTS ONLY,
On BELLS, HARRIS, GuirARs. and CRxAoSIA, at the
above-named Hall, on MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, January 8th and 9th, 1855.
Tickets 25 cents Reserved seats, 80 cents
Doors open ut 61S Concert to commence at TX
jan SIT w. ID. BLAISDELL, Agent.
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ITANMEcHANICs' INsTI-
eag4f TUTE LECTURES. NV
HvHE THIRD Lecture Of ProE Espyy
will DO delivered al the Institute Rooms, over
Wednesday evenins. January 10th. At TX O'Clock.
Subject " The Tornado
The public are respectfully invited,
Lectures free
BY order
p. NJ. PEARSON.
Jan SGT Recording Secretary, g
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SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
or THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.

TIME Members of the Franklin Fire
u Company would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Washington and vicinity that they will
give their SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL, at JACK.
SON HALL, #EtN tW
On "Wednesday Beeaiag, January IL, 1868.
Firenen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentleman
and ladies' to be had Of any of the Managers and at
the door on the night Of the Ball
Charles J. Garfield, Edward Alexander.
Eaward G. Eckloff Richard Downer.
VIM. II. Tanning, T. J, Edmondston,
J. b. Medley A. Sioussa
Robert Il. Doyle, Joseph Williamson.
3. 7. Larcombe, j. Walling,
William NJ. Payne, Conrad Fiukman
A. Ecklof,
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N HATCH WOULD REsPECTFULLY

A HATCH WOULD RESPECTFULLY
10 inform his friends former patrons, and the
public generally, that he is running wagon for the
sale Of Campbene, ETHEREAL and Lard Oils. Any per.
son desiring any Of the above be served at their
residences, at full as low rates and better article
than can be purchased in any store in the city, by
leaving their orders at the following places;
147 south ID street.
JAMES +. P0WERS'S Store,
SAG Seventh street,
Or BY addressing box 35s City Post Office
ian 6--2tifE