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THR COAL AzAsuREsThe total amount Of coal measures
(says the Philadelphia Ledger) Of the United States
3332 square niles of which Pennsylvania has Is 37 In
1855 it computed that the United States produced
IL 335Oo0 tons Of COAL of which Pennsylvania yielded
10 100000 tons OF this 100000 tons anthracite
coal of which about the half yielded by Schuyk
county, and the remainder by the Lehgh and Lacawans
mines and 3lsoooo bituminous coal of which east
Pennsylvania yielded about 100000 tons and western
Pennsylvania 100000. To furnish this supply have
in daily operation I9o miles Of railroad and 656 miles
canals constructed almost exclusively for this trade
cost of $s40oa0Oo In schuylk county, too $50 miles
Of railroad under ground leading the mines have been
constructed. over SloO 900 have been invested in
Pennsylvania in coal lands and in making the necessary
arrangements produce and transport coal market
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BAKING FOR THE MILLION.

The following from the New York Tribune has partc-
uar interest for bread in every section Of the
Union
Quite number Of leading citizens Saturday vis-
tied Mr. Berdan's gigantic bakery in Brooklyn and Wit
messed the whole operation Of baking for the mian-the
production Of bread being there in progress rate Of
ve hundred barrels Of aour per day The whole pro-
inspected from the kneading Of the dough 10 the
packing of the oaves or dsbu,ionth oven auomati-
cay receiving about hundred unbaked per minute
and dischargng many Of bread which
had been received halt hour before Everything was ex
pansd By Mr. Berdau but the general public msret
glance and Of the bread sufficient No man who
who sixcyndsr power press turning we'll
printed Of the Tribune the Of thousand
per long dissertation with diagrams convince
him that this Improvement the old Ramage press
and such the with Mr. Bsrdans machinery for rc-
ducng the Of brssmsking. You may doubt his
seron that be actually gives bis customers better
bread for the price Of barrel Of -four than they could posi-
bly, get ort Of barrel bur you never, after the
cursory view Of his processes doubt that he do this
profit he chooses Our carriers and might Just
wisely undertake to print respectively many Tbunes
they severay SELL the seller Of three hundred
osves per day Of bread might resolve rather than
buy II Of Mr.. Berdan operating the same
scale Other machinery may be Devised efficient his
better you peasebut the days city bread making in
way hitherto OF one WHO spends
an hour IN Mr.. BIS establishment doubt"
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the siege the allies made grand assault which lasted
two hours The Americans appeared 70 sight with great
activity and courage and after EepuiSing the enemy they
mounted the barrtades and waved the Niearguan nag
10 General Walker. IL Is supposed the lose of the enemy
must have been very great The exact condition OF the
Americans cannot be told they be suffering 10 some
extent nom cholera The atmosphere is saFfully contain
inatedthe dead bodies can be seed board Of Walk
srs Steamboat The only hope Of the beseged IS in their
eonnande Gen HennHgson who Is considered the aoles
military officer in Central Americas he Is lar superior 70
General Walker Henningsen perfectly cool ander every
circumstance in the hottest fight and in the most critical
condition. he 10 occasionally slow but always sure hence
h supposed he will ultimately succeed in saving the
ammunition and artillery But be is desperate strait
II he succeeds retreating tho wharf there
boats the enemy prevent the approach of Walker there
no means Of embarking the artillery or men; IL
boats could be brought 70 the shore the Americans
could not embark their artillery hrst nothing would
be leu 70 defend themselves could they hrst su-
bark themselves, nothing would be left to defend
the artillery with which BY all should be pre-
vented from falling into the hands Of the enemy. Gen.
Walker leaves Granada and down his hedquar-
ers at Virgin Bay almost every day After remaining
there an hour two he watch the operations
Granada At the time Left Walker had four hundred
men At Virgin Bay, including the hundred recruits
which had just arrived from California We met reinforce
ments from the States the San Juan river the New
Yerkers at Castillo rapids and those fro New Orleans
about twenty miles below II stated there three
hundred and fifty recruits in ALL Walker will have if his
recruits arrive without counting the at Granada
eight hundred men-with those at Granada thousand.
II he has eight hundred he take possession OF Ryas
and make that his headquarters; and If he gets five hun
dred recruits month may succeed in maintaining his po-
sition.
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TIE CoUNsELs OF RETIRED STATESMAN.

We invite the special attention of southern men 10
the views of "A Retired Statesman" which publish in
o-day's Union. His suggestions and reflections full
Of wise and patriotic counsels and they merit serious
consideration well from their intrinsic merits as from
the high character of the writer he is in reality what he
Processes to bea retired statesman-oue who has filed
high station in the counses of the nation and secured by
his eminent abilities and his devotion its interests and
its honor the confidence of the country Being advanced
years. and viewing the present dangers which threaten
the cOufderacy from perfectly disinterested stand point
he makes appeal to southern men which ought not
to be disregarded His remarks the necessity Of
unity of sentiment and of action in the South must carry
conviction to al who reckless to the preserva-
ton Of the Union. But he has argued with unanswer-
able force, this unity be maintained il southern
do not cultivate spirit Of conservatism and modera-
ton in their counsels. The fact cannot ought not to
b disguised sEaded that there prominent men
tho South who, having despaired Of perpetuang the
Uuion, having made up their minds that dsunion i
the best policy for the South making suggestions and
utering sentiments which be sernly met and con-
demned by all who resolved to stand BY the Union
as long as 1t be maintained consistently with
honor. That the Union in imminent peril during
the late contest truthfuIly deny The real
danger was not exaggerated by US, by Others who
maintained that secionaIism and disunionsm are sy-
aonymoas terms In that contest one Of the mos,
serious embarrassmeus under which We abored arose
from the extreme dsunion sentiments uttered BY few
southern men who supporting Mr. Buchanan and
thereby subiecng the whole South to the charge Of
diSunonsn The election Of Mr. Buchanan has arrested
the danger for the present and If the friends Of the Union
North and South wse they will see that it /. now the
proper time to discountenance and rebuke all extremists
and nd the democratic party Of all presnce that il has
any nyympahy with dsuuiouism The counses Of "A Retired
Statesman addressed to this subject and We hope they
win not be lost the minds Of sound national men At the
South
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CnYGRESs-TuEsDAY.

sEsArE-The Chair laid before ths Senate messages
from tie President OF the United States transmitting
nuuearous from Gov Gcary in relation 70 affairs in Kan
as and from Peter Parker commissioner Of the United
suites in China which laid the table and ordered
70 be printed.
oa motion by Mr. Dodge resolution was adopted re,
aesng the Secretary Of War communicate hs sen
ae copies Of all letters addressed the War Department
Or 70 Wilson shannon late governor Of the Territory Of
kaasas by Col Sumner Of the United States army rel
aVe to Kansas affairs, which have not been heretoors
communicated Mr. Fessenden introduced bill to remedy
some defects and omissions in the criminal law and
M Benjamin introduced bill providing for the location
Of certain confirmed private land claims in the State Of Mis-
souri, and for other purposes.
After the usual morning business the Senate proceeded
to the consideration Of the joint resolution granting fur
thr time to the creditors OF Texas present their claims
and for other purposes which was debated by Messrs
Rusk, Benjamin Bayard COamer, and others until the
hour of adjournment
Houan OF REPaEsESrATryEs.-Mr. Campbell Of Ohio
chairman Of the Committee of Ways and Means reported
with amendments House bill regulating the contingent
pensls Of Congress- which recommtted and ordered
10 be printed Also the Indian and civLappropriaion
bills for the next fiscal year. which read twice and
referred Also bill revising the existing duties for
eign mportations; which read twice and made til,
special order of the day for the first Tuesday in January
next
The debate was then resumed on the motion to refer anG
print the last annual message Of the President Mr. Mich
os Of Ohio having the Hoor favored the House with
very blaek-repubcan speech. He followed, on tn,
democratic side by Msssrs Crawford of Georgia. and Jone
Of Tennessee full report of the very able and very ef
ectye remarks Of these distinguished gentlemen win ap
pear in our columns in the course of few days
Mr.. Cunlback, of Indiana, has the Hoor tomorrow.
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GOVERNOR WILLARD.

After remaining in Washington only few daysscarcs-
Iy time receive the congratulations of al his political
admirers in this ciy-Governor Willard, Of Indiana Ief
for New York last week His arrival in New York thus
noticed in the Daily News Of that city
"The gallant willard Of Indiana has been in city on
VISIT and in company with Senator Bright We all owe
him the highest hsnors for tho untirng made
during the recent campaign in Indiana II he had not al
ready given proof Of and conduct in We
should have said that he had noby his spurs As IL
he has addsd trophy 70 his past schevemens the
grateful democracy fother States than his own will long re-
member hs soldier who went deyotedy in the struggle
in Indiana in the campaign Of 1885, and glorious
lY triumphAnt."
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EASTERN -ppnDua,-rhs New York Journal Of Com

EASTERN AMP -BunDSGThe New York Journal Of Com
meree says:
aTbe veteran inspector Of of largest marine in
companies has just returned from visit to the
shpyards OF Maine and other eastern States and has
liable information respecting the business Of the season
about to close Speaking particularly with reference
shp-buding Maine, which is the leading State IN
this branch of naval archecure he says the general char
acter OF ships recently built is greatly improved IL is
noticed however remarkable feature, that not only
has the construction of clippers been wholly discontinued
but builders have gone to the opposite extreme in making
their ships full and of very large capacity This tendency
is Objectionable to underwriters who that large
ships cannot be made strong small onesthat the
scaning and stenngs not increased to correspond
with the increased size and therefore not well fitted
contend with the elements Underwriters too,
ucant take risks when there too many eggs in
basket. m
at is estimated that least hundred large ships
have been built in Name during the past season. averaging
1000 In addition about fifty Of the ordinary de
scrption The total tonnage is believed to be rather be-
low the average amount As to the prospects for the
suing year. they not regarded very favorable for
extensive businesshe number Of ships at present in the
market being already quite large enough for the amount
business Offering
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NARROW EscAPH-on Friday afternoon (says the New
York Commercial Advertiser Just before the wormen in
the Brooklyn navyyard quit work for the day. consider
able panic created by alarm that the new steam
Frigste Niagara which in the drydook on ere
in the hold stream Of water poured in which al
most Immediately quenched the fire. and Il ascersiued
that no material damage had been done appears that
workman accidently dropped redhot bolt under the
boiler where IL ont Of reach and the bolt FIRE
shavngs or Oakum which bad not jet been cleared
away.
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THE MYSTERY ExPLAISED.-The New York Cour-
Ter and Enquirer Of the 18th instant says
II is stated by gentleman who has conversed with
Flora Solomon of the passengers Of the Lyounas
covered and brought into this port by the Elise that she
says she remembers perfectly the boat which is de-
scribed having been picked up by the Neptune She
says that this boat broke away from the Lyonnas after
the provisions chronomeers &C, had been placed in it
and before any person had entered il and that drfed
away the mercy OF the On the following day
the boat she in the drifting boat and took it in
for three days. but finally compelled TO let it go"
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lfarksts.

NEw YoRK, Dec. l6-Flour closed with upward ten
dencysalea Of 1900 barrels State 50 so So SO south
srn Is firm yesterdays 81 O5 81 So. Wheat Is
tending upwards-Saes OF 1000 bushels white, 81 II
81 Is red, 81 81 81 81 Corn Is hrm-sales Of I8 500
bushels Mixed 73 cents. Pork ID quiet and esser mess
SO So Beef frm at slt sl4 rs for repacked Chi
cago. Lard quiet and easier at I2A In barrels.
Whisksy Is lower Ohio, 81 cents.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DEC. n. 1900.

yf IsaAEL T. JAsEs, TsH, street, Phiade
- our ssaeTaI uassiIns agent, assued b. Wa. a. WEIB
80 rorEESs IAMEs D4kaIss, D. HA4nTr a. 5. JAMS, Taos
!, N,rH T. w. MoaKIsos, 4. w, WILEE, VIZ. L. WArEaAGH
ALE1 A. D. X hssFrss BEs FswAIS II AslAS an'
2. DAVIS.
v, Brsn4 M Lawns oF montgomery Alabama. Is our gan
,y.ing agent for he Of Alabama and reansssee
,,d ~ e. n Lawns JAHa4 o. LEwu, and sAMUKL y, LKwa
NJ ar C. .JAxEss No, HaTraon sess, CtaeinEaki Ono,
n,r,l collecting agent for The Western and rexaa
tsd by h. j. TH0aAs WILLIAA u. TMomsa fHos. NJ JAMRs
=, A L. CW1Ds GEaEsG MoERIs, and RlcAAHB LRAKH. Ne
..,n al either win be good.
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VALUABLE COLLECTION or IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS
az anchonOn "Wednesday evening. December ~,
ng =. O'Clock shall sell, At spacious auction Iron
ha an extensive collection valuable oil paintings
The following eminent Guido, Mulo, Salvador
Carlo, Doici Msnnaro G.inboouvh Ry Kuysdas ancre
Martin Archer shee, o the
son Herring the eeshraied English animal painter
o London soos Wovermans, Doughty Of New York, Ean
New York, o n Europe.
Ard other celebrated sl,ogehsr frmus dec
dedy the hes, collection of paintings offered for Wash
ber rs.
Terms 80 under ESQ s.ys' credit, for
spproved endorsed notice. bearing interest.
with safsw
The auction win Nc eomfruby wurmes Tho ladies' ave
particularly invited 70 stcnd Vhs -.ie.
O. w RoTELER,
Dec h-ats Aurtnneer.
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by rELEeRAPH.

Arrest n aA EsdNssroard RGil0ay AgsMa.
LOUtsyILLE, Dee I5.-On Saturday morning Rev. VIM.
AndsrsOn negro preacher In the Aathodst church.
captured aboard the Telegraph with carpet bag
hled with tneendAry documents he had been engaged
running oH slaves about Carroon The documents In his
posaesson implicated distinguished noFthsrneFs lie
taken yesterday 70 CArrolton. reward Of 5000 had
been offered FOR him.
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ANOTHER FAILURE-L0ss OF BLACK REPUBLI-
CAN CAPITAL

The vote Of the House Of Representatives Monday
Mr. orrs resolution declaring it insxPedisnt unwss and
against the settled policy Of the country 70 revive the Az
eAn slave trade has sunk large amount Of the capital
which black republieanism relied for keeping up the
slavery agitation Mr. Etherdge made nothing for him
self nor did he inict any injury the democratic party
by COUGHING his resolution in language wholly unsuied
the occasion and by insisting the previous question:
and thereby excluding Mr. Ors proposed substitute The
Mr. Ora resolution fully explains the why
stump speech" as Mr.. Sneed very aptIy called ) aud
shows clearly that the South well the North is very
nearly unit in opposition to the revival Of the slave
trade This fact Is Aseertained in authentic
that the Tribune Post and Herald have further
presx for charging the South with designing revive
the trade. .
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RTEs OF MARYLAND.

The following IN drawn numbers of be Grind con,odAted
the hsneht the Conrndated Lotteries
of Maryland, Glaze n, drawn December q, 1855
10 81 / 81 90 u "a 81 IS 10 SO
The following are drawn the Pusrsco Institute
Lottery class 30, drawn December Is, 1855
"a 90 70 "a ia 80 IA 20 s. III SO IL 8
FRANCE Co, Managers,
n, ~ McPHsrt Commissioner
De~N Is
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- - -

HKw oaLEASs, Dee. IsFhe steamer Calhoun, from yerA
Cruz the 9h brings intelligence that Pueba surrendered
the government forces the 9th. Tho Of Vaarrs
treaty confirmed and pronunciansnos still ths order
Of the day Gen. Alvarez has taken the aed M defence
the government.
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o T. ICEA L..
DxPARrmEsr on srArx,

Washington, December 10, 1850.
Information department. from
Winter esq, island,
George Brown o. Ben and Samuel simmons belonging
baque Ann which vessel wrecked
near Of samaRa.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF FLORIDA.

The Tallahassee Flordian Of the 9th instant publishes
the result by counties officially canvassed Of the
presidential election in that State The columns foot up
thust
Bnchanan ,36h
Fillmore s43
l,525
Majority for Buchanan 1525. Perrys majority for gov
ernor was $40 The democratic gain in the presidential
vote is therefore l,205.
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nxpLRrnxnr or arxrH.

washington, December 10, 1866.
InDrmaion received this department from H. Will
iams ESQ.,, consul sydney, W.,
deara Joseph GeogeW Douglass alias Blake.
Dsr .dgitf;
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NOTICE.

SMITHSONIAN LB0TUREs,-Is5s. II
Prof Jos l. coute, of Goossia, viii lecture Coais origin,
nature, mode December t5t 18th,
day.
10 quarter eight O'Clock preoisey.
Boys admitted unless accompanied thsr parrn by
special permission.
Carriages stop NJ the South en-
ony THIS gates IN and foih will open on
nights.
&c l6--d3f
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CALIFORNIA.

The San Francisco Herald classies the Legislature just
elected in California ss eolous,
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Books for the Holidays.


DHE sabbath, Poem. by james Graham. Illustrated
highest stys BY Buke Fostcr-cios lt 81 Soi
SoWpsr's lusraed-co,h gilt 81 5o Morocco. ss
Life o. Luther - nsS,sa nnsy Sone q
sS, extra sia -.
The parymans Daughter Illustrated. 81 So
coisridss's Rhine q me Ancien, Mariner o. 50
The Souvenir Of Fnenfhip. s..
allsaSsa Thoassna a,,a. swss, s"s,.rp Thirss e.;
Ths Holy co.pes-usuated IN forty designs BY overbeck
"sa sassaih bells csmed by the Poets. 81 IS aaass.
inmas au of American antaors-a beautiful volume.
| Irvns's worss--ilusuaied and finely bound
Hoods Chalcs Works. I vois.s calf 81.
Addisons wcsks yols.s eniL sS 80 %
| All standard Poets, in nae bindings.
Bbes books and variety Of books for all classes
'"' y ~ pD''' GRAY s. BALLANTYNEs,
! Dec 7-suf asu ssysn,n street
yted 10 eaI at my room, Han, inspect
peb collection Of pictures now arranged for exhibition which
December II and s commencing each evening
Pictures possessing me by eminent srtsts
have never been offered s' auction IN tins CIV; .nv
II-2uf
DoR bright bay mare years old, genue dispssou
4 SCUM, wind imS sad nsh' !. every parienlsr
shs = parted from 10 20 IaaI, "'' =" "A''
Nav Be seen AZ Dr. Kings besysd, city road AsranS' Va
Dec IT-d3r.
TOILET stock Of toilet articles has jus. been
freshly renewed and offer nends and customers
choice selection of toilet requisites
PARKER'S Comb, Penomcry, and
Dec IZ--1tils Fancy store under National hotel.
rEyTLEMEN w shave themselves.
VI Wade Butchers hoIlo~ ground
Genuine Swiss razor, (Leconiisr'sl
Chinese
Gilchrsts hammered steel
Army and navy
Parker's powder
Military shaving cakes
Shaving 0f all kind~.
PARKER's Comb, Perfumery, and
Dec I7-3uf. Fancy store, under National Hotel.
DIcH FANCY gOODs.-ws shall opening
n Tuesday of goods
preaching holiday pre-ents old friends
% through the selection.
PARRER's Fancy, Comb, and
Dec fT-3uf. Perfumery store, under National Hotel.
rENEaAL Inder IN. English Common Law Re-
w Phladslphz
application the
learning contained in hose voumss"compss IN
Price, 50.
Jast issued, and this day received BY
DecH FRANcK TAYLOR.
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F6-m b.

Know persons by these presents that mas reisased
hereby releases, the State Of Teras fom .n o
evidrnce % dent auul
her - for s., ssucd BY The late republic %
Tx.s FOR by me authores af Tens ts
be- and BY aecordanee with t pro
Of entitled An act 10 provide or ms
ym.nt oT such creditors republic Texas
pretended Congress September nine eighteen hua
tebray, s3 and an aci
al the Isf Of February, lsao
my hand and seal.
Aug IstJan
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DxrARrsssr.

TREASURY DsrAErsssr.
November %. IS5s.
NoBco Is ny given % holders Of stock OF The loans Of hs
sd s,a,e mat this department win purchase he same until
~ "A AZ March NEXT uness he sum % shah be peV
ousy obtained pay, in sesnon 70 tne
hom he Of the last SENT annuai dFdeh'" " 49, 49, s
together days additional interest 0r me GoA1
inc vspdor following Of premium on said stocks
For ne stock Isa2, premium cr 10 per cent
For the stock 1873 premium of 10 per csnti and
r the stock 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity sOcs
uemu,n OF per
Csriscstes of stock department. under this mo-
dee must b. assigned United sntes by The party duty enu
M p receive the proceeds date hereof and the
Il, ay Of January next haEycsEs interest must he
,vnes Nv the present win - payssr as hereo
e and corresponding dedueon be made nc me amount pay
abe for he
Paymeu, for me assigned transmitted s be made
Inv ,a. ON the Treuursrs Boston, New YORK; or
phnadeua At the option parties entitled receive ha
money which should be expressed IN s ss. yns me
Nov sa-a,asNarhie Secretary of the Treasury.
p. Philips,
OF Alabama,
-Stforr-g-af-L -Lap.
Once corner I'm snd Louisiana avenue.
MISSES EooKER's Ensr-n French Boarding
M and Day school Young 4sf streets between oh
crulnr may ss Osuurd :, the seminary pueIpsi
rrrrzrroui
Rev q. D. cr-nmius R-c,cr Trinity Church, wHshnvtou
W.
Hon. BRrs, United srstr- serrtv.
Hon y = Prarcs, 90
Hon. Hon. a a n n s"rv'. uulrd ss-, Supreme Court
Hoa. Y. W soyes, House q asp'v-en'anves'
Hon. bnYnfd Cars co.
r. Rev G. p. Mcilvainc, D. D., Bishop Of Onto.
Rev, g. ". Butler, D. d., Cincinnati
Dec. p--dinf
r Avps TUE wEsT--ssmuci n. Ccimsn, ~ the arm n
y "s remaining o- two --es. oo.n
rnd Construction
Pscac psd, familiar with al The snds s'ose ana
line of the road which subject " Entry oS or
ton. AZ rch land any "a Union 81 tho
purchased government price, Mt
G. viii make locations er persons s.ron- ofnv-.ns npor ns
sesny, Rsnhouse, Fsns co. VIII be attended TO-
Refers TO Hon. a. Porter of
Hon. jas. j. Lindsy, DO.
Messrs. swesny, Ritenhouss, Fsnt, Co.
Rooms al National Hotei.
Dec a-t2wifs
STAss MURRAY 4 Co. hsv, just r-crsvea On co~-
> srunen,--
". Lonw~orth's sparkling dry cssaws.
Is Lonrworths Csts~bs brandy, direct from Cn-
ls0 bn.ksts Isiar.ick a Co = genuine champaign.
100 boxes FIRST quality candles
rs barrels pafe old ~hiskey
6ne old Rochelle brandy
Is wolfs's aromatic sehnisdam schnapp-
Dec s-3uf
uUHv wnrye s,- when Madam w.-rs's ce~.~s~pce~
Destroyer is hand nsvrr,ins cure, " conurned IN
phthc pls~@
n ths yrs = this strip be hss No sso street.
Pee-rspce-i Rev Nr Pssps, Register unI.,sr 81
Foundry. certneste from Rsv. Jamss Hsussn-
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ny ". :. WRIGHT, A.o,,or~.r.

ny ". = WRIGHT. Amcs,or~er.
TURKS ISLAND SALT AT AUCrfON.On Wednesday M n.
Il 18th nst., ~ O'clock A. WHAT The
the harqus WIN. Chase consisting
island salt
EDw WRIGHT
Dec iB-dts Ancioasef. Georgetown.
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Peremptory Sale.

No. I73 CAesxat street, Phaiadephaa.
N Tuesday 90 commencing 10 o'clock IN the mor
nu the entire stock on superior
furniture or Geo. HenkeIn declining business
on Of i'll health
The comprises French of drawing
dining room library bed furmrs large portion OF
cent bs Mr. Henkes for
regular saies and ID by far The most valuable and
offered public sale in this
compelled OF his heaith TO
business every win positively be sold without
Full particulars catalogues which be procured OF
$1,000. ... NJ. THOMAS d SONS,
Aucioncers, No. 81 and 80 south ath
Dsc l7--4teod ...... Philadelphia