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HON. G. w. PECK. OF MICHIGAN.

While Mr.. Cox, Of Kentucky, the floor on Friday
last inerrogatng the abolition members from the free
States for the purpose Of obtaining information to weaken
the position of the friends of the South in the North
the great question involved in the Kansas and Nebraska
BILL he called up two Of the opposition members from Mchi
gan, who furnished him such information seemed to be
especially satisfactory himself and others After Mr.
Cox had got through with his cateoh Of those who were
only too willing TO respond bis inquiries Mr. Peck the
single democratic member from Michigan, obtained the
floor and gave the other side of the question with great
force and ability We give below the remarks of Mr. Peck
on the occasion alluded 10:
.Mr Peck desire ask the attention OF the House for
in order to reply to the remarks which have fallen
my colleague from tho third district of Michigan MIR
Walbrdge understood him say that in hi. district an
honorable senator from Michigan, during the last canvass
admitted the right Of Congress egae upon the subject
Of slavery in the Territories of the United States am an
prehensve that the House may derive erroneous inn
preston from those remarks and that it may herern
that the democratic party the State OF Michigan carried on
that upon the basis that position rise simply 10
apprze the House. If such be the Inference will labor
under wrong impression. Whatever may the opinion OF
that senator upon that question: be will doubtless take
sion to state it in the proper place and at the proper time
but desire to state for myself that in conducting the can
in my district, took the position that the Can
grcss Of the United States had power either by direct
grant from the constitution BY implication therefro to
cgsae upon the subject slavery in the Territories That
position asserted and il maintained through the can
by all the leading democratic papers throughout the
State All the recognised organs Of the party maintained
the position.
In regard to other positions have nothing now to say
Upon the proper OCCASION and when will be less embarras
ing 70 the business of the House. trust may receive the
indulgence Of the House define my position wherein differ
from the honorable gentleman from Pennsylvania H. Clancy
Jone in the opinion that the people Of the Territories have
no power to sae on tho subject Of slavery until they form
a State constitution"
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LOCAL NEWS.

COsonar rE seoa.-ws srs sass thas s.sgy ESQ l.
DESTROYS @ d. so4mg, however little n8eh tAs ~
lief Of che dsstituts 'Tts poor have - swsss h yas
u a. true gktesn haAarsd yexrs ago. shsn
was uttered and me duts pi~a lsssaa S a. swvsr
tive Bat when pcksVrr h nads earaens eth aaty
nothing lon % be desired. La every sks s ps
therefore, % b 4 ths wheh ~ sAssoas
hremen give 90 wednesdsv sv~nine ts gesh II Ca
umba Hal. Capitol I'M, -, unatis psssansy % sttaaa
By other eosageusnt % bay ueAss two, a. iusss
Our next number vii b lssusa "a cht...us. uornlus
and in the mean time many v ~ The grave daabts ana
serious eonaitaon 10 regard 10 bc purrhase tax prss
ens for this hope, Joyous dag 70 s oar fancy safes
on and of the Aveuue glitter with articles which hlfy
make the hearts Of our Young os rob wth hope and a.
light Thousands Of dollars, 20 doubt, win b Invested Ia
gifts tomorrow.
Daring the last three four days there has been copsa
cradle falling Oh In the travel Washington wards the depart
ures exceeding the arrivals. Members aad sranslsnts
usually evnce anxiety spend the holidays al home ana
notwithstanding the dsorgAnEed state u the House t
parng of process promises 30 carried 10 eonsera
Bile extent.
KATtosAL TlEArRr. Notwithstanding the uniAvor able
state Of the weather. there quite large dcnes Al the
National last evening II l. anost needless add that Mr.
Murdoch played in bis nimitable style, eicltng tie
heartiest applause from his delighted auditors
1t viii be from the suboined which we copy from tie
Baltimore Sun of yesterday morning that Manager Jarrett
has indeed surprisingly rich treat ia ior play
goers;
GREAT pRAsfArc ohfHERISa.M Manager Henry g. Jar.
rett has learn concluded bis enrc or pro-
ducing sheridan great comedy the School cor Scandal
on New Years December slst the National Thea
tire IN Washington with east Of character. which, viewed
collectively, Is certainly very superior and extraordinary
lie brings together for the occasion Mr. Henry Pacide A.
Sir Peter ieazle; James Il. Murdoch Charles Surface
james W. Waaeh, r as Joseph Surface Thomas Placde
as Crabtree O. BAGS Sir Oliver Surface A. H. Daven
port AZ Careless j. NJ Dawson Sir Benjamin Baekbe
Miss Lizzie Weston Lady Teazio; Mrs Backana for
merry Miss Nate HORN as Mrs CandoF This Is combna
on OF true hrionc genius that any management may well
DO proud to offer to the public
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Rs-esiablished.The post Office at Spoford, Lafayette
county Wisconsin, has been re-esabshed and Daniel A.
Hobbs jr., has been appointed postmaster
Discontinued following post offices have been
discontinued
Rehvile, Cook county. Illinois.
Uncle Sam Dallas county Iowa.
Morristown Jasper county, Iowa.
Wilmington, Warren county, Iowa.
Feed Spring. Harrison county, Ohio.
Hope, Green county, Wisconsin.
Change Of Nane.The of the post office at Little
Mill Creek, Delaware county, Ohio has changed from
Little Mill Greek TO ostrander.
Change Of Site and Noe.The aud site Of the post
Office Lcrng Kansas Territory has been changed from
Lorng to Indianoa Zone mile dtant) aud Louis Harris
has been appointed postmaster in the place Of George l..
Young, resigned.
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REPEAL OF THE NEBRASKA LAW.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says:
when we first expressed belief that proposition 10
stoe the Missouri Compromise could obtain the vote oi
majority even in the iiouse Of Representatives Washing
on long, loud cry Of indignant ncreduy went up from
he free abolition republicans every side But they
pow begin to thatwe right Among others whom they
sed to vote for repeal Messrs Barclay dem and
uer twhg) of Pennsylvania, both of whom declared 10
ne most explicit last Wednesday Ia the House.
though they would not have voted 10 repeal said copro-
nee they viii not vote H. Several other mem
w usually considered anti Nebraska in the same posi-
1 on with the above-named gentlemen"
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
isTEaloH pErAnrnxsr.

gricaiurol Dioisioa Of the Patent oGcs.Snecss.fal
Groph Of he chsJa Earth Almond We learn that
reports have been received the successful growth
and prolific yield Of the ehua various OF the United
States. One gentleman in Mary estimates that
OF this plant, both grass and ubers would support
dred hogs during the also, that the tops greed
y devoured by horses sheep, and Another gentle
reports that he raised six quarts Of nbers from gill Of
seed third reports from Ohio that they grew
but scratched out Of the ground and devoured by
hens.
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The Philadelphia Pennsylyanian appeared on Saturday
Fl in double sheet and VIC believe the entesprsing and
see proprietor Mr. Rice, intends making this altera-
permanent IN lew weeks The Pennsylvania Il one
he most fearless and orthodox Of all the northern dem
raue papers aud we glad to know that under its
eent management i Is doing well pecuniarily, as we
now y Is contributing to the success and ascendency
democratic principles
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The Celebration Of ne Landing Of The Piloy;u, Father.


PLYMOUTH, Dec. 2.Our resident populations with sew
eal hundred persons from abroad to-day celebrated
the anniversary of the landing Of the Pilgrims The
ces took place in the Unitarian church, and consisted
prayer singing, original ode, and grafton by Hon. VIM
H. Seward, OF New York The orator occupied about an
hour and BALI and listened to with marked attention
public dinner followed after the exercises the church.
at which speeches were made and sentiments given The
celebration closed with ball this evening.
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HNY's COsFECptuS IRy.No, 81 Bridge street. George
~ t1wnNow Is The time and This Ia the place engage
Christmas and New Years cakes such those for which
awarded silver medal by The Metropolitan Mcchanc
winter An elegant o hand also, splendid
Of Don bone, oupids, and fancy eoods.
W. all
anments the shortest notice and terms
any part OF the District.
Geore.town, ID q, Dec le--2w.
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Darn OF RobERr MoNraoaRRY.-In the London papers
brought by the Asia find brief announcement Of the
death Of Rev Robert Montgomery, the poet, commonly
called "Satan Montgomery lie the author of several
long religions poems only two of which"Satanp and the
"0mnpresence Of the Dety"haye been reprinted in this
country. Among his other works were woman the An
gel OF Life Luther and "The Universal Prayer The
real Of the deceased Gomery but he assumed the
name Of the great Sheffield poet
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BY TEL Eas n A PH.
Tte ProhiGifory Liquor La~ sasiaiaod.

The Prohibaory Liquor Lac Sastaiaed.
ALBANY, Dee 2l.The supreme OF the seventh u-
dcal district has just made decision sustaining the const
nationality Of the prohibory liquor law far as brought
before them. This decision the decision Of Judge
Parker the fifth section the on both points Prose
cutting under the law win be commenced in Rochester hume
dately.
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my s. G. aloGulnE, Amc,,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
SQUARE at aueion % 7hutyaay ai~rroon January ",
O'Clock The premises, shall sell ysnabls property known
the Fret Congregational Church. located 5h
dsey opposite xud
The whole Of Iei No a. No. 49, h-ving
3ine by whole o lots together buildings
aud
The e besyed 70 be aaqaeslonabe. An conveysncs
tie cost OF pntciaser.
Terms JAG. o. MCGUIRE.
Dec lo-eohts Aaciioneer.
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nIEn.

In this y yesterday uoFnne, after Illness Mr. MI
CHAEL DOOLEY, tho seth year his
end tsil III officer of the United States
h Of the siees' piety aud oenevoee
self to all who Srew bin 4 iss'
Hsiunetal viii rakS place 81 Church.
Monday, ttle 2h instantly 9ocock His Iiend5
auaintanees invited "a attend.
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DAnoLicALA diabolical attempt made, at early
hour on Thursday morning TO FIRE the Northern
Temporary Home for Frendess Children in Philadelphia
Fire was kindled in the lower part Of the building but
was fortunately speedily extinguished. One hundred
children were sleeping in the upper portion Of the build
ing
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no CAPITA Lrsrs-&too 900 wsnsrd.-The subscriber
~ dstifeus 81 entering negotiations gentleman who
command om $4,000 % sOa0D in cash. aid carry ing
on sonie valuable ahd other projected
the Washington, which
has beeu already invested for which ample security
enumeration Will be loansc, II preferred
the several undertaking. The whoie az which Offer
dauted Inducements Address Engineer kkwood Washington
flee i4--d2ws
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Mysteries of the Post once.
ga mail bag is an spitoms Of human life. !"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL. BAGS,
Or, Aoss from the Diary Of spsea -ssen e|fAs Post OFFS
D<partansai.

o., Notes from the Diary spsesal sen eftAs Past oss
Department..
aoLsRdos,
Portraits BY Richie, and ~ from designs chiefly
by barley.
THIS sanction chief officers
The Post Office Department, has long
and Is % Of the special agents OF that The hrt
book Of the ind issued calculated
INTO me practical operations OF c posi- once establishment and the
almost certain which skill aud furnished
The detection punishment Offenders
Tor The security 81 the mails and the nvioiab private
pondence.
a public
add universal commentator OF ngened and powerful
the Brief these many aeng
notices annexed
The book prove entertaining season.
and, in vclness, and will
pleasant addition popular light
N. Y. Esenias Port.
We bound Hoibfooh,s his
office being
suggestive book--N r. Herald
Some Of Mr. Iiobrook navarnhed eciias ali
finds ksynoldss uioasisostss who than viii
raLe that still lives and hyes amid modern
nft-Bosson Posf
This ssG by subject 10 every
person who read book write letter.
IpAiiadepAia Psansyleanian.
amusing and, the time,
kind, Published PA,iadephla Bas
wellwren amusing work. which shall make an
extract or Two for the benefit OF the community.
[phiadsipAie Saturday Post.
IL abounds with sketches
[Ph.iadslphia hqnTsr.
This book indeed novelty,
ing source OF amusement Hartford Daily Counans
There enough accidents plots
contained in his sketches TO fill dozen Eaqaie
No wha has allowed himself harbor for
the idea Of opening another persons letter the book
Out siudaerns at the ighui pecpco which he has stood
NeW Haren Register.
Published by II. cowperthwait Co., Philadelphia.
For sale BY all booksellers and news-agenis
Dec Edit f. + y
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NAVY pEPARrMEer.

The New Frigate Roanoke-We learn that the new
steamgste Roanoke, recently launched the Norfolk
navyyafd has been towed into dry-doek where the
damages which she sustained when launched win be repaired
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nnrNcu ANp lrALray IANuuAnNs-I AL,

ERE>SU AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES. ALCIDE
hERTDLa, erpofcsso In ~ best schools of Wash
and Aetanda respectfully informs the ladies and
hnl he wishes his the public
destinations Fsasry High satisfactory references
Address 70 FasfseenA street. south side, No. 1Bp,
bee ts-scdless
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RssgHationC Captain John T. Coffee, in The first cavalry
Of the United States has sent in his resignation which
is to take effect on the goth Of December, 1856
Death Of Army oHeer.Surgeon Henry A, Stnnecke died
on the 10th Inst. at Baltimore.
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Disaster 70 a Cocst-,gurpey leelooner.

PHLhDELrHrA, Dec. 2lThe Atlantic City Coast urvey
schooner James Guthrie, from New York for Charleston
sprung leak "Wednesday night Off Sandy Hook and now
lies In Little Egg harbor unseaworthy.
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NOkS stENT-A paor and bedroom hoor
handsomely furnished, two doors from kk1ood House, and
on l2Ii No 5l2.
pecl3 --d2w +. +
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BRooaLYs, Dec. 22.The splendid mansion of Allen Sand
ford, esq, Picrpont street, in this city, was burnt this
morning Nearly all the magnificent furniture aud pictures
destroyed by fire and wates The loss Is unknown
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G EN- ERAL WIS.

WHERE aoEs--The ship Modern Times is now
loading in Boston, Massachusetts, for Australia and among
other articles she takes out 1000 barrels of four which is
said to be the largest shipment Of -four made from
that port in one vessel.
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mstroponta. RaiIrond Once.
Georgetown, December 20, s55.
THosE subscribers 70 The stock q The Metropolitan Railroad Com
psny wits have responded the call i2h 81
psnsnT requested
within hV hays fsm date enable the company
obligations the who prosecuting
J. w. DEEHLE
Dec % Treasurer.
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SUCCESSFUL BEGGAE-A professional beggar named
Mrs Shaw, who is well known to the citizens of Pisburg
for her perinaciy in soliciting charity has accumulated
property in that city by begging for which she has been
recently offered $4,000
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CoHTnADicrED. The reported dealt of the wife OF The
late Louis Philippe is contradiced She is recovering
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VIRGINIA STATE pEBr.-The Bank Of the Republic in
New York. it il stated has received the money from the
State of Virginia for the payment of the interest the
debt of that State due January The amount due abroad
was RENTED some weeks ago.
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TO Members of Congress, and others.

;" ""-ti'"~A" " So"6A SsSs NAN OshSAo-
NOR RENTA rt class furnished dwelling
syIe, with The gas,
and furnished recently Ia department with
Apply No fi9 18Th street. between and streets,
ufbce. j. j. MILLER,
2--dH Louis NV
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Bank OF HIetropoiis.
NEu.I,f.4n,. Nae

Bank OF Metropolis.
Washington Dec 22 1855.
1 DAY.
sfequeed iha, an day paid
the day previous.
hank will also he closed Tuesday the LIST January
having notes then due u bank
tend . Monday, the 3si instant.
Dec a9--a9952a33 Does lJsBif
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DRPARrAKNr, December 1, 1855.
thai this department will purchase
said socks AT when the prior
s day Of June and will pay therefor following prices
wits
For stock of the loan Of 1872 premium of 10 per
stock OF the loans Of o47 and 1885 of Is
stock issued under the of 1850, comonly called
nifty stock, premium OF And for stock
ss6, edeemabe the 18th November, 1886 if
Treasury the let day January premium on per
cent received between the Is, January March
next premium Of cent and received after March,
aud prior TO said st OF June premium of TX
interest will also be allowed sppcied
in the certificates from the Isl July
pal bf hs certificates received prior
that date the interest will be allowed addition
from LIST January the date OF their
days interest will bo allowed addition reach the
seller. Nsha
Certificates transmitted this department
hce should be duly assigned the United with
huff interest," sent prior the January BY party
entitled TO receive the purchase money
Paymen, for these ocks will be made by drafts upon
amt Boston, New York. Philadelphia partc
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec 1-dtlstJnncif tE@ #5E
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OFFICIAL.

DErARrassT sTArE
Washington, Dsccmber 90, 1885,
The following has oicay
ir The information OF The citizens of the United
FOREIGN OrFrcE, November %, 1855.
hereby the Ciaren-
don G. her saie-y principal Secretary Of State Foreign
airy addressed by Captain
lie NJ late senior officer OF her Majeys Whiesea SQUADRON
gh October last e blockade o. the russian pnris and pieces in
the London Gazette OF The l7ti July last.
DEPARTMENT STATE
Washinsion December a2, 1855
Official information has been received this department
Don lose saas Quroga her Catholic Majesys
West has been apron,ed consular of Prussia that
port
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
Lessee and Manages Sso Ct dc Museum aa asn E Jarrett
Stage Manager. ...........Mr Jefferson
circle aud paruuet cents
Family circle, second as g
Gallery so &c
No charge for reserved Pdv,te boxes be OBJ
O'Clock.
door. opsn at 6x O'Clock p m. Curtain rises IL O'Clock
precisely.
CHRISTMAS EIGHTi
TwENTy-FouRrH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEcEMBER IS, 1855,
win be presen,cd for The 6' time 10 this city, The romantic
nne spectacle entitled,
Tue LOST SHIPS OR, THE WRECK OF THE PRIvATEER
Ben Tmant MI j. b. Howe
Jan Duhs ewyve hemhe.
After which, win be offered The amusing farce of
MY NElGHBoR's WIFE.
Mr.. Brown Mr. Jefferson
10 conclude With the dramao f
THE BRIGAsD's son.
Fortunate, the brgand's Mise Deyn
Mateo Ar j. H. Howe
Brgands, soldiers officers, peasants, Sc.
Everything New at the Chemical Dioramas,
Hall.
MONDAY TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, DC. a. as and o6,
Closing positively Wednesday
Christmas duy, three grand entertainments commencing
le,a u. D. ~ add ~ O'Clock.
exhibition embraces s crystalline vievvs chroma
ropos, meEmorph1rs with chemical dioranas
Interior Of The 81 Madsuen Pas the " CrucAyon,p and
Fuaefa Of aroleon,n
Tickets % cents children, II cents-
Doc 23--d3s
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Curious srArsrcs-The London Lancet says that from
official document recently published the statistics of
France 1t appears that there present in that
try for every 100000 individuals los persons blind 50
deaf and dumb l25 insane ls goirons l25 humpbaced
rs having lost one or both arms, 62 having lost
both legs, 62 with club-feet
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GETS OF FU&SFoT elegant anble, mink,
~ fnrs moderate price and Of genuine quality call
TODD co.'s,
Dec 2-6nf Under Browns HOTEL Penn. avenue.
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ossscn sF TaE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
Of MARYLAND.
' ssr'ss .ss =. sssys as@ss. q rs Maryland Console
i y $ s & q 70 q is e y s'A e. g
10 e ~ e
% % s va s.s ssg ~ : 81 A' f.'P'e0 Institute
n - n !: - - ion in ran - ian Ss
81 e q, q
p. x. BRRNAs,
Ls a.. !. ss,,srs, Commissioner.
p~e9-h
Eass ,s.s~sy sa,ssen. az oisbon. H.lI.m, Russell
& 49, .,ss sss i,, a f ssss ssaso m:ss
ss'afs nis hsf sgihel Clarendon Giles Ferguson, ar
@ = s's = o. 90: Ts,ss gss. " a. sses.,s.s
psss FRANcK TAYLOR.
CARD ms aks Of announcing to those Of our
A ss sass sPsn sseoa ,, upon our ledger that,
~ sun lassAi netssiy thus arfdng opportunity
Is,Ss ssrap g ro settlement ws. viii n0 be ecaadon
nss 81 sgs~s~a lla,saissassrI 80 'Ao'' -
pESxasE DE ooI.LAs, Psr,s.--A new preparation for
aA s s s s e sss s.s, s.a os "sj
gels.b p'oaaces the aesred result
Dealer. aas f.scy goods, pslismery. isweiiy,
S'iss' aaa plated ware, $40 Pom. ayenas,
Dec ei~aeo
MoOD AND oosIsOo tons coal, Of ali sire now
w oe band 49,
Also cards hiasory oak pine wood An OF which
wiil BE- cold Al lne lowest msfket prices BY
\. T.. MOORE,
Wet side Of Ninth street, between u and ",
opposite old stand Of Young Moore.
Dee al--3teoif
4 1t psws IN -. john. chassh OF this c,sy ON
III Wbirh 9haIi instant
@ii Be advertised Cor Immediately date
by Older Of TIE NesiTy.
Dec B-eosia5hif
-
NOTICE. have this day tho con-
" tract for the drawing Of Maryland Consolidated
and the business Hppsfsanng II
conducted undef nanescncn assisted By w. c. FRANCE
y, X Brennan, who have al interest therein.
Until TIM lsi day u February the
will appear presently OF "
n brennan a. general iog the
date They viii bear tse signature Of X. FRANCE Co.
h. FRANCE.
BALTIMORE, December IS, 1855.
Dec ls-aimif
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nsa.s-sar...h,nx Dry coed. /.

Heuse-Sarstshinw Dry Goods.
1'HE s1~cfis~r respectfully attention az
house and tbo~e
~ecet.d
coDai, vii, b.
snch
examine ssech before parrassns sisesh.ssf
~ ouR CARPET ROOMS
Ther Ell taase every yarssy
% Velvet wi"a ,pssy sasss. sAs~s p,, '-ssin,
tsn Which ansa
TO sales sacessve'y IN this pistt,cs.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
w,i he k~ps
~ eh ssa spd
eiss sniiy easo.see sss
Coz isinn.sHs sso hsssag earssins.
IN GepFuRSisnssc GOODS
We q, lps, iit, las, sss IA
blsasss, which ssStf prastea aasss4.
Ies ia Aas ~ as6 81 aafts
a. Ios, ff-s, snd 49, tnsa shseslns. ss1sY,
TO- Al a. sne lAs sasssiAxs
Liafn ssa eoaien sssr.a fss gala~ saaa3rr
pisprr, dsnsssk. hnstsbsss sha eshss Fs~siins~.
sgrsf sniln.
tab. csashs
psnass nspss efsse sssk fsess nss
fvi 81 tesas.aes
lice, wask
be shows 18th pleasure % ~ ~6p meg s,ef esAs
nv0As $40 90,
Dec is-3sawsvH
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ONO RlyER.The Ohio river at Wheeling is said to be
in very good navgabe order with II feet of in tho
channel The wharf Thursday says the lnelligencer
crowded with flour and other freight
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