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DIR ESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
4 T M,oi n " JOHNSTON

Twelfth street. south of Pennsylvania avenue, (next
"a door to SQUIRE Clark's Magistrates offce,)
at Mrs. Bangs's.
She will cut and haste, cut Innings and Patf"
dec 2l--1y siF. @ ~srns
The Mutual Fire Insurance c.
Y 14a District of Col Smpany oithe
Chnrteredt amDla.
- rEERS tn M 10y Congress,
" District a. 20 property owners of the
rance "a any cheap and as safe means of insu-
/. other Company in this District
s ULYSSES WARD, President. .a
stf@ CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
aM tHt MATHEW G.. EMERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Riswick
Thomas Blagden, 2. w. Browning.
f. Howard, Mathew G. Emery
j. q. McKeldon.
ofice-Adjoining north of Bank of Washington.
Offce hours from 9 "A. NJ. to,6P.M
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The U. 8, Agricultural Society win meet at the
Smithsonian Institution tomorrow.
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SECOND GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC,
FIREMEN'S, AND CLUB BALL.
YOUNG AMERICAN Gu B..
,TUNHE Members of the Young American
IL Club take great pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public in general, that their
SECOND GRAND BALL . l
Will take place at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard,
On 1uesday Epeniaag, January s, 1856
The members Of the Club will spare neither time
nor expense in making their arrangements to give
general satisfaction and they will also cndeavor to
make every one happy and merry that will honor
them with their presence.
A celebrated Band has been engaged for the occa-
sion. u4E {.E II G
The Supper department is placed iu the hands of
experienced caterer Ie{ I WI .
r Tickets ONE DOLLAR--admitting Gentleman
and Ladies--to be had of any members of the Club,
and at the door on the evening of the Ball
l@r Committee of arrangements.
m w. C. Drury T. Keithley
T. s. Denham AaEg4J. Shearry fk Ea N
I.g ]. H. Pope J. w. Nokes
J. T. Angel q J, Padgett
! J. NJ. Cook ARAhS CIV Hubbard
dec s-94, 26, 2s, 81, jan ., A5,T,s
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TIE TOLERANT sKcr.-The parish priest Of q

THE ToLERASr SEcr.-The parish priest OF q
mountainous parish in the north riding of this
county, Sunday or two ago, threatened excom-
munication against young woman who had lately
married Protestant man, unless che appeared be-
fore the altar dressed in white sheet and bearing
light taper in her hand as penance for the helm
GUS offence Of uniting in wedlock with hereto?
Neaauqh Gdrdian.
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These Btters are entirely vegetable. They invig-
crate and strengthen the SYSTEM never PROSTATE It,
and can be used for infants as well as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and by
.sN q. ID. GILMAN, Washington.
LIZ j. Ia. kIDWELL, Georgetown.
~. J. r. PIERPONT Alexandria
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NOR SALE OR RENT--A three-story
IL House on the corner of Penn. avenue and 18th
street. The first story would be rented separate from
good business stand The second and third story hls
three rooms in each story, and good garnet ard
kitchen. Inquire within.
Also, for rns long room, % by IS feet, in the
third story, and in the second story Of the
house on Seventh street. two doors south of Odd Eel
lows hall. For terms, apply to Mr. HANSON, I'd
story, or Mr.. SENS, LIST story. Isl Ell sep go
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ROTHwELL'S HOUSE FURNISHING
il 99gsa 81 -g STORE.

NyHIS Store occupies one Of the largest buildings
~ in the city and contains very large and varied
stock of Furniture and House furnishing Goods, of
almost every description including China and Glass
Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Clocks DC, which
will be sold as low as they can be purchased else
where, viz:
Parlor Furniture, in sets, and in separate pieces
Chamber Furniture of all kinds, including enam-
,as-a elled Cottage Sets
Dining Room Furniture, Extension Tables in
~ walnut and mahogany, Sidebosrds, &c
ofRce Furniture, Desks and Writing Tables, LII
I. brary Csses, Chairs, &c. aA
The Children's Department contains variety Of
articles ofutiity and amusement
Baskets, fancy and common, in great variety
Oil Cloth and Csrpetng, Door Mats, &c.
China Tea Sets, Vases, Mantel Ornaments DC.
Persons DESTROYS 10 examine or 10 purchase any
articles in the Furnishing line invited 10 call and
see for themselves. t.A A. R0THWELL
dec 7--eotf if e@ ~ ti&A eF ~ st
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CHarsvr's TnoUrr win give splendid concer
tonight
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TO MY FRTENDs AND CUSTOMERS.

I'm accordance with the custom which
il prevails in our city, I desire to notify all my
counts with me- that their bills are made ont In
ticpaton Of general settlement the first Of the
year Those who may not find il convenient To call
will be waited on at their dwellings, places Of bush
ness about the first Of the year.
N9 ,fg-P r. J. STEER nsr1 n
Merchant Tailor, No. ass, Seventh street
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baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour is firm. Howard st.
and Ohio sold for IS so. Sales Of the former
of 600 bbls. CITY Mills is held at IS so, but no
sales were effected. m r.t s sefsrs4ssa II M
There were no offerings Of wheat. t89N sa
Corn is firm. Sales of yellow, at IS 10 cents,
and white, at rs ais cents.
Provisions-Mess pork has declined Sales at
SO so $l676.
There Il but little doing in bacon, and prices are
nominal Shoulders, cents; sides, 81 10
cents hams, II IL a IL IL cents. 4ts5ag
Lard is quoted noDinally at 10 liz cents IN bbls
and III l-2 in kegs. H.aa3gmT M#
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ID. r. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1853, says: Us 91tfs 60ae
81" Having experienced very great benefit from the
use Of Hoofiand's German Bitters in Chronic Dysen
terry and Functional Derangement Of the Liver, and
its concomtant evils, / am DESTROYS of obtaining
quantity of it for the benefit Of my community. You
WILL therefore, please send q lot, &c."d a eti4 sJ
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLIN cry.
WILLIAM r. SHEDD, 500, Eleventh
w street, near Pennsylvania avenue, has con-
stanty on hand Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves, Perfume
ny, Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods, of every de-
scriptiou. jy 26--6m
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL,
Published by .. Edwin Young & Co..,
RocKvILLs, MONTGOMERY County, MaRYLASD,
HAS large and constantly increasing circula-
IL ton, and, for that reason furnishes a desira
BILE medium of advertising to merchants and others
of the District cities, who wish to portion Of
the ext nsive trade of this rapidly improving and en-
terprisinR county. Terms very moderate. SC
. ian 2--3m 49, tt
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PRO BONO PUBLICOi
: PNU bONU FUBLICOI
TwEETY-NINTH ANNUAL BALL
snse .gaEE bGH OF rHE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY,
In Honor Of the Birth-night cfthe Illnstrf-
lstF GUS DIR. Franklin

VyHE Company respectfully announce to their
u friends and the public, that they will give their
vs. TwENTY-NINTH ANNUAL BALL,
On Thmsday Eoening, January 18th, 1866,
At Carusi's Assembly Rooms.
The general satisfaction our Annual Balls have
heretofore given and the entire success attending
them inspires us with renewed energy and pledge
ourselves to make this Ball of the brightest that
has ever given brightness to the history of balls in
the annals of the Company. 9A'.N
No exertions viii be spared that may contribute to
the enjoyment and pleasure Of those who may honor
us with their presence ..ss..,t.,,a p 81
& 0bging and experienced Floor hianagers have
been selected whose every exerton will be TO give
satisfaction in regard to the floor. ~. sgs i.
Supper will be furnished by an experienced ca
tcrer. $500 NJ ~
Confectionery, Toe Cream Fruit, &c, will be pro-
vided by one Of city S most skilul confectionery
A favorite Cotilion Band has been engaged for the
occasion. n
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting q gentleman
and ladies. ,..tt.s 80 9s,...--.,.e # .
No hsts or caps viii be allowed in the Hail. except
those worn by the Firemen. 1850.
The entire Company win act as. the COMMITTEES Of
Reception. 49,. n. r.. +.
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Ne,c York Markets.

Neto York Markets #0H
New YoRK, January s.--Flour is dropping.
Sales Of 1000 barrels Straight State, rs IL; good
Ohio, at<Ss 66 Southern, IS 81.
Wheat is frm--sales Of 10000 BUSH Southern
red, at 81 e6 a 81. Southern white, ~ h.
Corn has advanced. Sales Of 10000 bush
Western mixed, 80 cents. a eaal4iia a2iA
Pork has declined Sales of 450 barrels Mess,
SIS rs. sa 't5,' ,ss..
Beef 10 dull Sales of 100 barrels Chicago re-
packed, $14 rs. ,. .ssB 4g f.aa - ~
Lard has declined. Sales of2o0 bbls. TIL s-s.
Whiskey is improving Sales of $50 barrels at
AZ s. 4 for Ohio, ~ fagt3p ssvs,E
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Banner Ward, Attention |!
The members of the Seventh
= -SS86K Ward Council are particularly
fsey requested to meet at their
Hail. on Tuesday evening, January sth, at o'clock
precisely, business of Importance will be brought
before them for their consideration Also an election
OF officers for the ensuing quarter Come one, come
all, and respond to your country 5 call
1900. 5000 & R0BT. L. KNIGHT, fs
Jan 7--2t Secretary Seventh Ward Council
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vive. He was taken into the nearest drug store
by some persons who happened to be passing, and
received every care the circumstances would per-
nit
The Concert at the Smithsonian Institute will
take place tonight All lovers Of good music
should attend. ~ ts 81
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NEWARK CIDER, sCOTCHlALE,

NEWARK CIDER, sCOTCHrALE,
Bropn Stout, VINE, and Cider Vinegar,
UUST RECEIVED and for sale by cask,
q gallon, or dozen; together with first rate
stock of agn Haa kat ftv+8f
FINE OLD BRANDIES, go nsLnUfsh u
WINES, and LIQUORS, 1ea ~
HAVANA CIGARS,
CHEWING TOBACCO,
Slrdines, Sauces, Pickles. Catsups, Fruits, Teas,
Groceries, &c, &c.
fsH- An examination of stock is solicited. 1t
af JOHN r.. KILIlM0N, 81 +
Corner OF Penn. avenue and First street
49, Near west Capitol gate. =
" B. Fresh Olive Oil, for sale low BY the ctse
dec S-OUdlm
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NEW YORK HATS.

The very best and most fashionable Dress Hats, at
SO 80, equal to any usually sold at S. and the best
IS Hat south Of New York and tirst-rate durable,
and fashionable Hat, 81 so. t...5 s 4
A full supply of black and brown Felt Hats, and
Cbildren's Fancy Goods, at very low prices. N 81
( Small profits and quick sales is the motto sI. A
~ ANTHONY, Practical Halter, ~
Seventh street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
& Opposite Dexter's Hotel.
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.Neac Orleans Narkek.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. IT, Cotton-sales Of 10, 900
bales middlng, cents.
Molasses Ii dull at "a l-2. as 1921
Corn, So cents
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VIRTUE. KMMINs, II ROBERTS,
London aad New York. Publishers,
CHARLES EMERSON Aren't
3, So@ler's Building, 7th street
M WASHINGTON, D. q.

y WASHINGTON, D 9.
lsstEs Etsl sf3 ta1 --l s
DERSONS having parts Of the works published
- by this firm, and have been neglected by re-
noval or otherwise will be promptly attended to by
communicating to the above Office. $3.50 + r
Agents wanted TO canvass and deliver Books, for
which steady employment and good inducementsare
offered a@4 nov 3Q---
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
e. NJ. CARR. from Balfi-

MADAME E. N. CARR, from Balfi-
W MORE bcgs leave to inform the Ladies Of
Washington that she has opened the store, No. 1e,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, for few weeks only, as q repository for
Ladies' Readymade Under Clothing, Of the most
modern style and finest workmanship.
Also, on hand very fine assortment Of Bonnets
and Millinery Articles generally.
dec l7-eod2w
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1OFFYCI1L PIPER OF THE CITY,

- 81 II p ~
eoSvEsrlos on rax vErxaAxs OF lsl2.---The sol
dieis of the war Of 1912 assembled at IL o'clock In
large numbers in front Of the General Post 0ffice,
where the line was formed on 18th street. s,' 81
A large force Of volunteers from the military
companies Of the District Colonel Hickey cont
manding, formed the escort.
The color guard was under the command Of Ma
jor McNeir, assistant marshal and consisted of tho
following gentlemen:
Gen. @. w. r. Gusts Hon. Thos franklin,
Major Geo. Peter Captain Samuel George,
Gen. Leslie Coonbs, 0nondago chief r
Gen. j. s. Van Rensse- COL John r. Hsmtranyk,
laer, Thomas G. Broughton,
Hon. James N. Porter, Esq, so t3
Gen. Joseph RitneI Charles A. Grice, ksq,
Gen. Jacob Markle, John s. GaIlaher, Esq,
COL Harvey Baldwin, Jacob 8ideon, Esq,
Capt Thomas Brunnell Col w. w. Seaton,
Col L. O. hudson, Col John S. Williams,
Gen. Hugh Ely, Col. James L. Edwards,
Gen Benz. @. Howard, DR.. VIM. Jones, iia9es,
Captain Peter Wilson, a Gen. George Biscoc.
sacAcin Of the Oneidas, aa4
TIE committee Of arrangements followed and
then came the veter~As, noble and venerable
corps. .i +
The procession marched down Seventh street to
Pennsylvania avenue and along the Avenue to the
Presidents mansion, where they were received by
the President and large number Of distinguished
omcers Oh the government, civil, military, ana ma
val. Many of the members Of both Houses Of
Congress we're also present
The Veterans formed line Ia the East Room. On
the entrance Of the President he was addressed by
Hon. j. B. Sutherland, Of Pennsylvania, in behalf
of the veterans. The President replied in brief
and graceful speech.
Among the veterans was an old Revolutionary
soldier, ninety-four years Of age, who attracted
mnch attention. Major Peters, of Maryland, over
eighty years of age, was also present and In fine
health Also, Mr.. Gusts, Gen. Quitman, the Sec.
Rotary of War, and other distinguished gentlemen.
After the President concluded his address, he
reyiaRcd the veterans, marching along the line
arm arm with the old Revolutionary soldier, and
foD6uosd by Gen. Quitman.
After this stage of the procedure, the arrival Of
the New York delegation was announced, and they
entered the room, a fine, hearty set of men. They
had been detained by the snow, and had Just
reached the city.
Mrs. Pierce and other ladies were present, aud
received the congratulations of many of the vete-
rams, by whom they were eompimcntcd with three
Among the veterans VIC noticed Colonel Baldwin
and Major Burnett Of Syracuse, New York, both
in the enjoyment Of vigorous health. Also Capt.
s. G. Reid, Of the General Armstrong privateer
On leaving the Presidents House, the veterans
marched down the avenue to Odd Fellows Hall in
9Th street where they assembled in convention.
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i HATS, CA Caps TURs, sc:

cI mAINs, an GAT SI1n rWhS, NC: $50
T.. EVANS, 236, Pennsylvania Ave-
- nue. offers for sale his large and we'll selected
stock of Hats Caps, Furs, &C. at cost for few days
being DESTROYS of closing out with view to making
other and more extensive business arrangements.
His stock is now very fun, particularly of Furs
many of which are very fine and he will make il an
object TO purchasers to call dec 7--tf
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$4,000!
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.

by authority Of The State OF GeorElal 4 .
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Schedule for January, 1866.
aa CLASS IL,
To be drawn January 3d. 1856, in the city Of Atlanta,
( when Prizes amounting to N
tEs3O,OOOl-N 81
Will be distributed according to the following inm-
table Scheme.
you draw the lowest Prize you get the cost OF your
ticket without deduction, and remember every /.
Prize is drawn at each drawing
ONE PRIZE T,O EVERY TEN TTOKE7Sf
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The National Democratic Committee met in this
city to-day to fix the day for the assembling of the
Cincinnati Convention, and make all the prclmi
nary arrangements for that interesting occasion.
In the evening there will be grand pow-wow
at Cops Saloon, which all the ofHccholders are
expected to attend. pa
The caudron begins to g be.n - snsHa,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Arrival Of the CANADA.
HAsirAS, Jan. s.-The Canada.is telegrsphed
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DOARDING MAY BE HAD AT No.
- 473, Sixth street, between ID and streets
Rooms large and desirable ian 4-3t-
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Collision betDeen a Sleigh and Railroad Train
EAsroE, January IA sleigh containing Chas..
Wolf and son. came in collision with a train on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad this afternoon, near the
Cataragua, and both of the occupants were seri-
ousy injured III bi
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CONFERENCE.-The rite of confirmation was
administered by Bishop Nottingham, at the
Church of the Ascension, on Sunday evening. AT
the Church of the Epiphany, ON Sunday morning,
in consequence of the storm several candidates for
confirmation were unable to be present; the cere-
mony of confirmation was therefore postponed, and
the candidates were requested to be present at St.
Johns Church on Sunday next sts7 gg
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Sales Of Canton Co.'s shares, 20 cents; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, IS Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, rs Cumberland Coal Company, %
"a Erie Railroad, SO Galenn and Chicago Rail
road, 1875 IL; New York Central Railroad, 90 !;
Pennsylvania Coal Co., es Reading Railroad, "a
Ia: Va 6's. 90 ga tasH y rs;A'sEa
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Coon Books AT Low PRIcEs.--The best place
to buy books at low prices is at the store of the
Washington Book Company, under DeKter's Hotel
BY reference to the advertisement, it will be
that the stock is very large and select, and that
the prices are 80 per cent. less than the standard
prices present is also given to all purchasers,
friend Of ours, the other day, was presented
with gold watch, worth $50, by the proprietors
of the store. Our readers should not fail to visit
this fine establishment yt aG sa3
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT In CAMBRIDGE Last eve
ming, at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Hunnewell, widow, aged
about so years, residing in Appian Way, near the
Colleges, in Old Cambridge, while sitting alone In
her chamber, set fire In some way to her clothes.
The rest Of the family, who were In the lower part
of the house, were alarmed by the smoke and smell
Of fire. rushed up stairs and found Mrs. Hunnewell
burned to death. Life was already extinct. Ten
years ago this winter, Mrs. Hunnewclls house,
which then adjoined the one in which she was
burned last night, was set on fire by her youngest
son and consumed. Her eldest son persisted in
the flames. The incendiary was convicted and
sentenced to be hung but as he was little better
than an idiot and the evidence against him entire
" circumstantial, his sentence was committed to
imprisonment for life, and he is now in the State
Prison at Charlestown.--B Boston Telegraph, 3d.
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OH TRINITY CHURcB.--The church edifce on
Fifth street, formerly known as Trinity Church,
has been bought by the Roman Catholics for
81 5000, and will be converted into Catholic
Church. This property was offered two years ago
for $4,000 II fronts on Judiciary Square, and
has recently been used as Congregational church.
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PROBABLE MURnER.--Lsst evening gentleman,
whose name we have not learned was stabbed on
the Avenue, at the foot of the Capitol, by one Of a
party Of three drunken rowdies. The rowdiss
deliberately attacked tho gentleman without any
provocation on bis part, and wounded him 90 SO.
Yereiy that i was supposed he could not long sur
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The Naval Committee of the Senate will meet
to-day for the first time this season. The nomina,
tons for promotion in the Marine corps will come
up for immediate action. After these are disposed
of the nominations for promotions In the Navy will
be taken up. ts # s4 ,7,s
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DIsGRAcEFUL FIGHr.--A fight took place on tho
Avenue, at p. M. yesterday, near the National,
between Mr. Woodward and a Mr. Copeland -
They fought for some minutes In the most savage
manner, and were both badly bruised We hope
they win be punished TO the extent OF the law
Such brutal exhibitions on an avenue thronged
with ladies are In the highest degree dsgraceful.
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SUNDAY ScHooLs-There will be meeting this
evening at tho Wesley Chapel Of all the officers
connected with the Sunday Schools Of the city. 1t
will be an important and interesting meeting.
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Hon. Mr.. Dawson, of Pennsylvania, arrived here
on Saturday. oAy
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ORPHAN AsYLUs.-The annual meeting of tho
Washington City Orphan Asylum was held at
Trinity church at IL o'clock to-day. Addresses
were made by Rev. DR.. Cummings, and several
other gentlemen. t.
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MARRIED..

In Georgetown, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
b. r. Brooke, THOMAS McELDERRY MULLIKIN,
of Baltimore, TO r. ELIZABETH, daughter of sam.
uel S. Rind, of the former place.
On the 18th instant at Stateburg, South Carolina,
by the Rev. j. j. Roberts, Lieut. +. L. CHlLDS,
United States Army to MARY HOOPER, only
daughter of DR.. w. w. Anderson.
In Boston, Massach usetts, on the 10th instant by
Rev. FFedk. ID. Huntington, SAMUEL b. PARIS,
of Washington city, to ANNIE K1NSMAN, daughter
of the late George Willis.
In this city, on the ed instant, by the Rev. An
drew Il. Carothers. Mr.. HENRY j. KELLER and
Miss MARGARET MILLER, both of this city.
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The following Documents are now for sale
re The <Sfxs~o a. vUff

The following Documents are now for sale
AT this Office, tO-wit:
Kemsington Riots-A faithful narrative of the
riots in Philadelphia, in 1874, which origi-
mated the American party in that city.
State # Political PartiesA speech deliver
ed by Hon. r. X. Zollicoffer, of Tennessee,
on the Sth April, 1856
Aasuer TO NJ. CJingmanA letter written by
the Hon. E. G. Reade, of North Carolina, to
his constituents.
The american Party and its hissioa--A
speech delivered by Hon. Vim. R. Smith, Of
Alabama, in January, 1855.
Hon. Henry N. Fallers Speech Dissecting
the prominent Democrats of Pennsylvania,
and Hon. James Buchanan in particular.
In press, and win be issued next week
{" Aadison," in twelve letters, written by dis
tinguished gentleman of Virginia, reviewing
the American questions and refuting the OBJ
iections made to American doctrines.
I" Facts for the People" For sale at this
Office, at the usual price Of sixteen-page docu-
ments.
GReady for Delivery:
Hon. Judge Evans's late Speech on Political
Matters p
Being Published
Hon. Senator Adams's Speech on the Naturali-
cation Laws h
VII Be published this soeek
Hon. J. j. Lindley $ and Hon. j. s. Carlie's
Speeches on the Political Questions of the Day,
both delivered last week. Il