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MISUNDERSTANDING Dry Goods,


THE oev respectfully invite The OF
houekseprs snd those furnishing apartments the follow
win great care om ls se,, markets 70 es county" and will be
stock before purchasing esevberei
IN OUR CARpErRooMs- #e
There may MI mes be found the latest designs IN variety
tan carpng amsng which are many designs which are confined
o sales exclusively IN this District a|# "". ..at
IN CURTAIN Materials
kept complete The entire season,
baeng syo variety och and elegant brocaie san lninc striped
setai elegantly embossed lace and muslin eusn. bras.
nccs, a. side and tasse and all 6r
lures for thinning and hanging curtains,
IN BEDrURNIsHiNG GOODS
We name o. 1914 Ia "a laA erussuperor English
~ o T. ia and IA white MarssIiiss ssd toilet quilts.
o and ros s nS Sesnr. ana aaa
Linen aud cotton sheeting os pillow and bolster cases
complete assortment Of liable linens such super satin
napkins ofever quality, from chcapestto the
Toss,Sef win u stock Furnishing requisite.
line, unnecessary be enumerated bu, which viii
be shown with pleasure TO all who may favor a. wT' call
Dec iS--aaw4wif
EnESoa CARBOHYDRATES have this day received
from New Yorsa large invoice OF the above desirable goods
ai muslin embroidered chen,setts and sleeves .a
rs muffin embroidered coilafets and fronts
% vsleaeiennes lacr-'rimmed ehemseus In sets
i5O yalsnciennes laee-Immed collars ..# ID"
go ,iehy emerodersd ! French pocseha"dse'chies
Together srea variety raods, Of which
We Invite especial attention stock of ladies coaks
TaIu,ss, shsw se which will be closed al reduced prices
Dec g2--eoawif HOOE, BRo,, n co.
A CHOICE supply OF Eontlen,.p's dressing robes, Of
rich figured cashmere French, flannel and Turkey red pat
terms, all sizes, just received al
GEO. w. n. WHITE CO.'S
p ... s.s. .. GenIemens Furnishing Establishment,
Dec i3Aeod2wif 532 Penn. between eb aud 10Th
WOOD AND CoAIsoo coal, Of all kinds and now
on hand
Aso hictory pins q which
win be sold at the lowest market prices by
l.. MOoRE
West side of Ninth street, between n and r,
opposite old stand Of Young Moore
Dec ot-3teof
To Members OF Congress, and others.
Tor RENTA furnished dwelling honse, built in the
modem STYLE with the convenisnces of &c
furnished with comfort
Apply on premises, No ais ish street, between ard streets
or II my Office y. j. MILLER,
Dec 9-du Corner 7th and Louisiana svetas,
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Iuundafion at the South.

MONTGOMERY, (Ala) Dec. 3l.-Almost continuous rain
has been falling for about three weeks Five days mails are
now dine here from New Orleans and Mobile. The railroads
are submerged bridges carried away and the whole country
Is inundated. ....
The telegraph works only at intervals and the watchmen
Of the line find 1t impossible to traverse tho country from
point to point.
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DIED,

On The instant sr ptoracted illness, O'Clock, M
ANN ELIZABETH DANFoRD, IN the 3ist year Of age
Of the family invited attend her funeral from
the residence OF father In Washington county, D. c. this
ssdsy) afternoon O'Clock M, the Methodist p
copsI church, uavy-ysrd, at O'Clock, p,
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THE DAILY UNION
GENERAL WIS.

MozAars GRAyEThe spot where the remains OF Mozart
lie al Vienna has been discovered, and monument ID
about 10 be erected il and medal struck for the hun
dredih anniversary Of bis birthday monster concert
Is to be given
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Foop IRKLASp.--A Limerick paper states that one
third of land in the south Of Ireland laid out for
wheat this winter than this time twelve months The
high price for again converting the pasnrefelds
into cereal tillsge.
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Law Partnership.
l.. JANIN.
n. ]. WALKER

n oBERT j. WALKER 4 LOUIS JANIN have formed q part
Ia nershp trial OF The Supreme
United States and 10 the Court OF Claims Address
Washington City, ID. C. .s s#.4
Ia 2-eoduf #s4Ht r.
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BY EGG II A II III /.
Railroad Disasfer.

PfrTsauRG, JAN la terrible accident Is reported to
have occurred the Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad last
evening Darlington, Beaver county in which several
lives were lost No particulars have yet been received
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The PennsnEpnnia Leai,lafnrs.

HAHRIBuRo December 3lThe Pennsylvania legislature
meets The democratic caucus tonight nomna-
ted Richardson L. Wright for speaker of house. and VIM
NJ. Piatt, of Wyoming, for speaker Of the senate.
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Ciremen's Insurance Company OF Washington
ana GeOrA ctOwn.

THE respective companies Of Washington and G. orsetown
who directors OF this
hereby they required TO hold separate elections
such hour and place ~ they
designate the number Of directors 70 which they are en
lied. '. 4" ALEX MCINTYRE,
Jan e-eod ... .te.# Secretary.
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raE DANISH SOUND DUES.

We give entire this morning the official correspondence
in relation 70 the Danish Sound duesbeng portion Of
the documents accompanying the Presidents message.
This important correspondence win be read with great
terest
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AMUSEMENT TUE soLDIERs.-Miss Catharine Sinclair
the popular authoss has sent 700 volumes Of her
works II sets Of ehesmen 100 draboards aud so sets Of
draftuen TO Lord Panmure be forwarded to the army
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A ROUSE OF HATs.--An ingenious halter Of Paris
has constructed house felt made out Of $4,000 old hats
This house contains parors dining and bedrooms and
kitchen 1t is erected upon platform, upon the plain Of
ST. Denis and can be transported from place to place.
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The GALKsA AND CHICAGO RALRoAD.-It is ascertained
that the Galena and Chicago Railroad Company has
plus upwards of 100000 after making provision for the
last years dividend Of % per cent just declared.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERlEs
OF MARYLAND.

following the drawn numbers Of tho Maryland Conso-
dated Lottery, class 3, drawn December 70, 1855
Isl "a ID Alb 10th lh 18th 18th 4th 18th
GIL 50 90 Is 81 SIS 20 II AZ 65 SO &c so 53 56
The following the drawn numbers OF the Maryland Conso
dated Louery class D, drawn December 20, 1855
I'd 5h 9Th 7th 9Th 9th 10Th liih 2ih 18th h,h
0 5 CT 90 40 6l IL 80 i 46 IL 66 80
numbers Of tho Patspsco Institute
lottery, ciass %, drawn December 49, 1885
LIST Cd Sd 4,h 5ih 9Th 9Th eth 9Th 10th llth l2ih
90 SO 20 "a al % 40 l6 I'll rs
following The drawn number. Of the Paapsco Institute
Lottery class 90 drawn December 81, 1855;
lat Cd 81 9Th Eth eth 9th 10Th llth 18Th 18th
AZ 10 40 CT lS AZ 81 so AZ so 81 Ga
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
LKx'L RoprRrs Commissioner,
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iNTEnIoR pEPAnTMnNT.


Report Ssds received from o Patent Office By GENTLE
in Bucks county to my prom
Use last spring, give the result Of my with the differ
seeds received from your Office begin with the large
yellow feshed SQUASH FROM France, which found TO be en-
ceent and think, II the had been more favorable
the yield would have been quite prolific The Japan pea
was very Gne. The Oregon pea did rpen The white
French bean succeeded WE'LL quite prolific very good
The round parsn very fine and good and stans nearly
six inches diameter The round quite early and
grows large. Soymour celery excellent but had already
been cultivated here. The short prcky cucumber was
good and yielded WE'LL The Gels wheat (from SPAIN
ia the ground looks fine. have cultivated patch Of black
tea wheat this year. which think viii succeed better than
any spring wheat that has been tried for
DEBr or PnSssYLvAMA.--The Philadelphia American
publishes showing the condition OF the iudeb
eduess u the State Of Penns at the close OF the s
cal year the 3oth Of November last The total indebt
cdness stands S4o67s94 a. less s42sss7 90 in the
sinking fnpd leaving the actual State Indebtedness $4o
eA4,i56 g.
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cECOsD VOLUME Irving's Idfe OF WsshtDgtos,
Just published bookstore Of GRAY BAL
LANTyNE, 496 7tb street
Also lust received The History Of Prayer, with
Reflections; by Charles A. Goodrich.
Salvation illustrated In Series OF Dscourses by
Albert Rsrnes.
The House by the Sea poem by T. B. Read.
Ms sieournys in Native Land and Pleasant Mem
ories ~ Pleasant Lands.
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AN ELnouENT APPEAL


The following powerful and eloquent appeal to demo-
to adhere to their principles and party take from
very able speech by s. H. Hampstead esq, delivered in
Saline county Arkansas The democracy of Arkansas
noble band and Mr. Hampstead is an ornament to their
ranks
And what is there to leave the democratic party
Is it not the only that pretend national organ
zation On the question of slavery OF much interest the
South, we have something than profesonwe have
practice consistent with profession The Kansas
bill faithfully carries out the great principle which the
democracy in its platforms have stood, and which the
south must stand in defence ofits constitutional rights.
That principle non-nterventon slavery in the
States aud Territories the entire exclusion of that exciting
question from the halls OF the national legislature the right
Of the people Of the Territories the Union with
without slavery, they shall deem cxpedent for
their interests In word, the right establish
such government, republican in its features, shall
them fit for their On these doctrines the
national democracy of the South and the North and
win stand and preserve this glorious Union, and main
tain its constitution tho best inheritance which be left
to future generations Know nothngm do IT, for t
has already weakened the bonds of society and Of govern
ment marked its local triumpbs by ampng the purity
Of the the rights OF Others intro
ducing as in Louisville, riots and bloodhed the murder o
and children, substitutes for peaceable and
orderly conduct in elections Afraid TO trust honor they
bind each other by horrd oaths but Illegal oath
obligatory in the sight Of God man, and ought be
nounced without scruple heaton let them of the
selfimpcsed yoke while they may and give u.s. il they will
fair open, and manly contest. ~
How inviting the principles Of party They are
in short equal and justice all men, whatever State
percussion religious poitica the right Of
Territories TO administer their domestic affairs without
question from any quarter freedom and equaity-the
sregny Of the people, and the right OF the majority rule
when their will eonstutionay exressed freedom Of
gon and freedom Of the opposition to all secret po
'cn organizations the preservation Of the naturalization
laws sacred preservation Of the federal constitution, and
no religious tests for office respect and protection for the
rights OF ALL This i in short the democratic creed and Is
not 81 TO be embraced? Is there thing in know moth
ingism or MISUNDERSTANDING any other ism that
compare with IT.
Our cause Jnst-our mission noble The protce
ton OF human rights, the protection Of constitutional priy
egcs and resistance to policy that would weaken and II
successfully carried out virtually destroy that constitution
are surely Inducements enough for every democrat to rally
under that good old democratic sg embematcal of thou
sand umphs Of republican principles law and order
and to demand from him In this emergency activity and yir
lance patriotism and hrmnes against party the most dan
gcrous OF any that ever sprung up In America"
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New YoRK AND CALIFORNIA TRADEy--The total amount
landed New York during the past year from
California has been upwards Of foryone and half mil
lions of dollars of which nearly twenty-nine millions was
brought by The mail steamers via Panama. and nearly
thirteen millions came by the Nicaragua route.
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LBUMS, Frsnch PestNsSss, DIbles, anA Prayer
books snd velvet with aad without elase
Basey gold pens, ssd asd silver caess gold
pencil Roassrs nnsst psaknves imported direct ns ne
Of drawing insssssnt drawine hooss
French English Preach Eaesh snA American svsats books
vsrey nn~ editions Of Anercan Frs.ch ana Eaesh su
Dec ~ FkANCk TAfLOh.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

DC AZ Asohaiat a ed as W.
an Lh ~ a dag
t then Ed . @ n g
a. !
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With prices higher abroad, relatively and eights lower
the market has been less active for export and the stocks
have accumulated here causing considerable absorption of
money time when imports have also been large Under
all these circumstances combined with the ndspositon
in enterprises face of the uncertainty of foreign a
fairs not to be wondered at that the market has been
somewhat stringent. These elements are, however, about
dssolvng themselves The payments Of accumulated funds
will be large in January, and with the present prospect
the exchanges the banks will probably pursue the
pansve which marked their proceedings last year.
when their line Of discounts from Ss2 coo $685.
600 900 in few weeks The impression is any rate gon
eral that, with the year. active sate of affairs
will enae and such impression usually works Its
promise.
The imports and exports of the port far they
been made and they nearly complete follows
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A MISTAKE.

The OF the democratic members OF the Hou.o ~
Representatives, held in Washington Friday night re-
jeced by two votes resolution 20 favor Of the plural
iy vote on Wednesday next IL Speaker be previously
chosen baltimore San.
No such ectiol took place In the democratic
such resolution was offered, and rejected The
democ ats conferred fully and freely together and when
they adjourned Il after they had unanimously decided
70 adhere to their nominee and their platform
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uAyrsa>ssSn appointed agent by Mr.. Thom.. for

HAylss sgpon,sa .ssns sy Mr. ano ,S f O.
orders Those aS 81 I'm -, 90 CIV ws or Nw sos
ing there daily through merchants
ing sSs9
York. @ 81 Of an, m o s s es nd
cities pa goods ey -rder and thus have brought
WHINE. hs d ses win e ~sansd genuine
sns sI ss ~ eS sssa in New York Monty p stamp.
the ORDER Twin proper directions how 70
Those who order BY and remit 81, win receive
an acre Orders qaanuy viii be nisd unless
." 'l' To%pss.yle Richmond county s,.,.s i.,.nd Ny
poUaUErs and basket. of French new.r:, daily
Dec as-dd 5o4 Pennsylvania avenue.
NoTIcE.I have this day purchased
N tract drawing Maryland Conodassd Lotteries,
condpe,ed under my management .s,ed BY ". Q. FRANCE
Undi ne day fsbsry schemes tickets and csrda
win ,pD. ' p,o,sn ' hst name ". :.
date thay win bear ,hs signature Of r. FRANCE = Co
B.rrptosr, December Is 1885.
Dec lg-dlmf
MATCHES AND JEwELRY.-Just received, a selection
Of London Geneva watches, rich swelry, and few
pssss Of S w v ~,s @ sss a "
syivsnis avenue, csr.n Co. dealers il hns fancy
s00'' p''e' uadel Browns Hotel Sign III. Golden watch
Doc w. an. Washington, D. q.
PAN, of gold .peo,aeie-. with silver enabo, a.a
case residence OF esntsman IN cy
on "Wednesday owners s engraved II csss
and spectacic Any relation them win be
fully received nj this Office. @
i Dec 2-dlw
Dou sALEA new hrstclss. house, .,,d IN m,
most ward The n cop,cie
with All OF water, baths, contains
thirteen kitchen and pavement ala
ky feet n depth, brick stable. !. 4
Apply Charles Hsskins, csq architect.
Dec is-d2w
nn. FLoaEScE o'DoNsoeHUE, enc. sas TN
u street, few doors north OF O.
Dec l-dlm
,OR RENT.-A parcr ,r I'm. nsst aoor very
handsomely Furnished doos froi Reuse and
on 18th street, No. 5la, 5Y,t
Dec l3-d2w
GEORGE a.. CURTIS, Courss Law. residence
VI Wiard's Hotel, Washington Of supreme
cour, o, the United States and The Of Claims.
Dec s7-dlmofs
A LADY. who hs. hnd several yesrs. experience An
n teaching wishes sitnaors In family Dric
miles the she win In the kasrh~s
usually taught IN an Eng"h education, on ,hs plano
md French b HH.f9 = - 49,
ssf.coy references can b. given Please r.py Il n. u,o,
Once, % m, s, =, Iwcfah street, No. sra.
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The of money invested in breadstu here, it viii
be observed very much larger than usual and forms
Important element in the dearnes Of The values of
the stocks held very much larger than in January 1854
when the export demand had this year. been very active
for foreign The exports from this port this year.
from September to January were, compared with the
game period Of 1853, as follows:
Exports from Ne~ York September to january /.
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WIN. w. BelkAap, Attorney at-Law ANA Land
Arr mt, Keokuk, Iowa.
AND WARRANTS scsssa cscss isad = s:hIcsory msn-
Ia uey ana On asA III Aasinsss IN Iowa reqnfr
inr Inc attention 'ovasy pvospty sussssd v.
raaro 4 rsusss, wshiM rcs, D. g.
AI~ranA~s H.. Rvses
KsTss McKepnsy
Dec ia-loracsdAcp
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Tor RENTA FIRST class furnished dwelling honse built In the
modern style, with the conv~nisnces Of &C
and furnished department with and comfort
Apply prsmises No as ish street. between snd
my office, y. ,, MILLER,
Dec o-dU Louisiana ~
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II will be observed that the comparative values Of TIL
stocks held at the time last year follows
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poUaUETs and baskets OF French newsrs dahl,
ID 10 order, al THE LAKES
Dec a5-du b04 Pennsylvania avenue
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AT PRIVATE BALE. that splendid brick house
IL aatsd north and 7th streets west With the
rs length BY brsadih contains tweny nias
IL built Of the best material win
IA solid walnut stair caenGs
abundance and closets complete water and hseN
safe with
marble TOP fos svsr dspodsoy psnp
yard fNe library contains fesr val
vesashtp This
psrors u exquisite sys with .rss w'"do~s
The basement consented and psvfecuy ~.
of deem asneeessay sufce
built sad couvsNisaty arranged
nnnsioA the District ~ Oo'umba.
Also brick stable and carriage houss, With svey arrange
railing
attempting description u shove, the subscriber would
failed 10 justice 10 W hut and
al wishing psrehaas rsspee. invied To call and
prslses themselves will be sod on very
s0nshe
particular please su.sbs ancslonesr
inEsu. A. GREEN.
Oct e-eWedn
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MORE MoaMoSs-A band Of 44S Mormons, Swedes,
Danes and Norwcgians, including ia women and chill
dren have embarked Glucksad under the direction Of
Norwegian named Peterson, for Grimsby, whence they
are to proceed to New York. "t. ~. *
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ScHooLNAsrRRs ~ THE CRIMRA.-Twenty normal school
masters either their way win Immediately pro-
coed 10 the scat Of war for the purpose Of opening and
conducting schools for the instruction Of the army.
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GEnEnAL AoEMCY AT wAsHisGT0n- -1rhs,. son,
VI scrber, Richmond, virgns hsving essssnSa
Once city, fsw DOOR IN nont o. ms Ire
Department snders his services 20 anssss ns
for revosona services, ana oS Mnd o"sn"cs
andp easie~s undev the recsat acts Of CcHWess /.
purchased manuscripts ~ the late Unva neon,
he has perhaps cHy sssS which wsS ever nn.e 70 nc Nm
In the hsss auMtoss oncc ~
~ index 10 The In al
~. other puhc oces Capitol Of Virginia These and me
twenty ysasS erpenence en
ntsusted 70 him he lust ne w %
able show i, where the c'si@sns hse" nay 'oV
unable % H. ,ers -. ,ac -.
If battle who served nseen esy ms
charges very moderate. FkiiA AChAAOS'
Hon. Henry A. WIS.,, Acconac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq., Richmond, visyiaa.
Heath, ate Conmissiouer Of Pensonss kchmond
sssbbsd III Parker Richmc~A, Virginia.
Hon. JoAn - Psndlssna vlseioia
Hon. samuAi ChiIsoH WAshfnSssW, D.
william J. Ward, ed, ualtness.
Lewis TimhA staks, SEQ, New Ycsk
March 7-AAcp1ys
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JENNY LNp,--Aladame Jenny Lind Goldshmidt appeared
at Exeter Hall Monday evening" the 10th ut singing in
Hadyns Creatonn after absence from England of six
years One Of the London journals says she looks thinner
but all agree that her vocal powers superb
as ever.
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n l. MOORE 1 prepared % farnssh the best white
Z and red ash d al ssses and Cueesnd coal OF al xmas
10 HE the lowess marker prices.
2,o40 pounds gsasaRtied 70 The tnn
Hickey, AJAX, pins woe1 ~ very NV prices
and fun usy ~ relied % In ah cases
Yard wss aAs Nh street, between and y, "ppss" "a
fdspd."
Nov o--FTuThn
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EFFEcTs REoIrRociTyIhe exports OF wheat from To-
during the past amount to G2 900 bushels OF
which $4,000 to the United States The exports Of
-four for the period comprise $4,000 barrels OF which
$4,000 went TO the United States ports.
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EccEsrRIo IDEA.--An eccentric gentleman of fortune
named Saunders has taken fancy TO build house in the
neighborhood Of London with stone from the Notifications
of Sebastopo He has gone out in little vessel Of his own
for tho purpose of obtaining it.
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Tpu xAIEA modern house. loo Ara IN IN,
most desirable ward. The a. coupes
with All modern improvements Of baths contain
rooms kitchen and pavement ala al ouee
feet hy 50 feet n depth, with brick stable.
Apply Charles Haskns, ESQ.,, architect.
is--d2w +
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Just received, a selection
OF London and Gearva watches. rich lswery, and few
niece. of ware, for sale at New York prices
chauncey Warmer, maker and jewe~r No 30 Penn
syivspis avenue r. Gairsn CO. dealers IN hne hnc
goods plated ware, perfnmery, cutlery, &c
Under Browns Hotel, sign Of the Golden warh,
Doc s9-a7. Washington, p, q.
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MAcAULAys HisroRY-To meet the demand of twenty
five thousand camorous purchasers OF Macauays vol
umes Messrs. Wesley g. Company the great binders OF
London have undertaken to supply 5000 copies every day
until the order is completed.
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The CALIFORNIA TRApE.-The United States special in
specor customs at Panama has prepared statement OF
the valuation of merchandise shipped from the port Of New
York to San Francisco, the sthmus Of Panama.
from the lst of September 1854, to the 3st of October
1855. The total is $2755TOo of which $2,439,3s3 is do
nestle goods and S3l7,367 foreign. IA. aea
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MUSIC TIE |; LIN &.

ans, INsg9suS; IN 4 VOCAL 9IUsIC..A4
Hssh THOMAS of the oldest Instructors in
asas this give to
require Recommend alton S3E 55T Ss
Ne Orders left with P p. WERLETN No s Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention. 3Ss o9tf
saasssss MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC
l5z=5EE gives LESSONS ON TILE PLANO AND GUITAR,
at No. ~ Constance street, and also att
twelve lessons. G LEGTUREs ii q Constance street
week IN tssiii No. NJ Il Il i5! fe1O lyy