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san franclscO- IiiN'u'
Nov. 2l-George Jenny,
$50 sperm. INV
Snoken near Fickelstof,
sept. lO-Champion....l 800
Gentleman, s whales... 80.
Sheffield. ...............l,lo O
Delaware, near full..... 80.
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T. OR NEW -YE RS Y.
Il We offer large assortment of
VENTILATED WARE,
Such
Tea and Coffee Urps, srts md Kettles
Chsfug aud Vegetable Dishes, Liquor Frames,
Casters, Cake Trays Pitchers, &C., &c &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
Knives separately with plated blades carved ivory and pearl
handles Carvers, Steels, &c.
SILVER FORKS
SPOONS LADIES he.
COFFEE MACHINES most approved kind.
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS-sn Immense variety
Plate Warmer, Coal Vases Toilet Sets
CARVED BREAD PLATTERS,
Aud Knives to match. -
FIR. IRONS TENDERS COAL SCUTTLES, &c'
FEATHER BUSTERS,
ICE-WATER PITCHERS,
MODERATOR LAMPS,
SHEEPSKIN and OTHER MATS,
BRITANNIA WARE
BRUSHES,
BOYS sLEIGHs.
All Of which offered for sale By
WINDLE Co.,
Nos Sc and IS Maiden fsne
Also, SHAKESPEARE JUGS" few fcsmies CT this
renowned ,pecirpen of authentic Eizsbehan pottery
"CELLlNI BELLS fine bronze copies Of the original
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GIFTS GIFTS, GLE 8.
" GRAND RUSH FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS;
Messra EVANS Co have just received large and spen
did as ortm. ut Of TlsW and STANDARD BOOKS, In the
most costly Bindings which they offer to se much
les. than the publisher. prices. Fine GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY &C. valued from Is cent. to 500 ven away to
the purchasers Of Books the time of sale. Ladies and Gen.
WIN lind this chance procure Holiday Presents
Catalogues Of Books and Gifts free application By mall
EVANS Co.,
Principal Store No. 400 Broadway, New.York
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INDIA r U b 3 f X G o 0 ID s. -
complete stock of India Rubber Goods Coats, Ponchos
Pantaloons Legainss Gloves and Mens kc Also, LadeS
and Genemens Boots and Overshoes (made hight
beautiful expressly for city wear together with splendid
assortment OF Articles expressly
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Plain and Balls Dolls of various sizes Red Rid
ing Hood and large variety of Toys ngenousy made aad
beautifully painted Piano Covers and rch patterns All
Of bich will be sold by the dozen single article, BY
b. HODGMAN, No. n Msden-lane,
corner of Essssu.st
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E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
I PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and supesLot
steamer METROPoLIs, Capt Brown hsyes Nsw,Iort
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, n O'CLOCK
o. m and the BAY STATE Capt. Jewe leaves New YORK
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY st4 e,eloss
p Pier No. N. the Battery both touching &
Newport each way --,
will be regarded a. secured to any Ape
can't until the shall have been paid fer.
Freist Boston forwarded through with sreM ospsfch
0y q" h'p'ew MN. BORDEN Agent Not. 10 and n wssts.
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S psRnposrp DATES OF SAILING

f'' "'s EDWARD k. collins. No 50 w.ua,NL
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co..
No q Austin Frsrs London.
b. O. WAINWRIGHT Co. Paris. .
The owners of these ships will be accountable Tor sold
snyer bullion specie jewery precious stones or metals aa
less bns ladng signed therefor and the value tnefe
expressed therein.
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IDcresse..... eA296 ...... ......
Decrease &75S,o98 1923 sl,6l6t66
The movement Of the banks since New. !, 1856, has
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DC computed thar, when the .soert4ned 10 b
que shall be paid 10 the claimant and ID only upon
THE thai the whole object Of the act can be
oomplished.
inns case does not raise this question whether whea Con
sress has conferred upon individual board de-
The 10 examine and decide matter the
matter has been decided, such decision Here
the Treasury Department considered that they had
TO ADJUST aud settle the claims and declined So Ii the
department had acted the matter the question 10 the
eoneusiseness Of the decision might have been raised bu
no action had do intend 70 express any opinion
ON the question alluded 10.
IL alleged in the petition that In constituting this act the
officers Of the treasury have refused pay anything
the sum named in the I'd section OF said act with the
there allowed declining 10 adjust and settle the sad claims
or TO ascertain the amount due said osses
according 70 what the petitioner believes be the true
tent and meaning OF the act As conclusions differ
emit from those arrived at By the officers
AZ We are Of the opinion that the claims for losses be
jused and settled shall direct testimony sken and
when that submitted us, shall be able Determine
whether any further should be allowed TO the claimant
than that specified IN the I'd section Of the act.
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OFFICIAL.

#s4sM@% Maa TasAsCay DEPARTMENT, December !, lab3
Notice hereby holders Of the
that this department viii purchase the Of
said time when ths prior
lat Of June ssxt aad win pay hsreor following pces
wit: az $50. t's
For stock Of the loan Of 1884, premium Of 10 For
Of the loans Of ls47 and s4s premium
stock issued snder tbs Of 1885,
nifty stock premium OF And for
1885, edsomsbe the 18th November 1896 II
rrcasuU PRIOR 10 The lei day Of January per
cent ecsvcd between s is January 3st
nsxt pvcuu off cont and If received after s MAic
and prior said ss u Jane premium per
ateses will also Be allowed Stocks specified
in the cestincates from the lei July assigned rnc
Of the ccr6catss received prior January
thai date. the interest will be allowed Ia sddicu premium
nom LIST January s dan Of their receipt ono
days will ~ allowed addition money
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department present
ce should be duly ssed United (wi,h
prior the is January nerp party
entitled 10 receive tbs purchase money.
Payment for these soch will be uade by drafts
Boston, New ya Philadelphia psroe
entitled to receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l-dtiss5uneif
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The Washington correspondent Of the Louisiana Courier
has ne following;
sWel, here 10 the midst Of this know nothing
Conerethe legitimate offspring 81 these mummeres Yoa
what going By the newspapers one eide ed with
Disgrace aud shame and sorrow incompetency and childish
oyths side OF the Americans DO rule America
review Of the democratic side is calculated 70 eree
different emotions. II Is contrast such a. ereets the
eye after passing through Of debsacesy and ~ riot
into the pure spring like and bacng atmosphere healthy
day The democracy nrm and united, command, in
their dgnihed minority, the respect Of adyerssres
our comments upon the extraordinary scene
At The federal capital and thu observations huudrsd
other independent newspapers, suffice show Il would
be unnatural liza spectacle like this did produce just such
results have taken place. ID would be unnatural indie
pendent men, heretofore belonging 20 other parties did not
In such the beat uniting with the bes.
party and did mot act upon the instinct which prompts all
men 10 revolt from exhibitions Of fraud.
When, therefore, Mr. Benjamin. Of Louisiana Messs.
Pratt and Pearce, of Maryland Mr. Jones' Of Tennessee
Mr.. Fish, Of New Norkj Mr.. Geysr, Of Missourial Of
them whg senators in Congress- representing States 10
which know nohngm has dspayed its odious charac
trtics these here, burning with shame
al the sacrifice OF their old party TO the leaders OF
and bgotry and snarng under the supremacy of dsap
pointed and dangerous delnagogues, natural for them
TO turn TO the democratic party, and 70 there their
hopes for the future.
Tell inc, now, where Ia The wide Union there have been
more sunrh and devoted wings than these James c. Jones
how often have you Louisiana thrilled the svery
fences Benjamin In company with your amented Prem
he reused the cohorts that responded to the Of
Kentucky Governor Pratt has been of the cbetsns
old whig opposition ia Maryland and Hamilton Fish, OF
New York. only few years ago, the idol Of the
party.
These men, let say not the representatives merely
Of the principles whg party bat OF its preudces
and is them that II they had good preteIt
adhere the existing antagonsm to the democratic
they would have cheerfuly and promptly done 1t is
ask Of old adversary give HE OF oppo
son 1t must be grieyous that win
compel him do and hence the accession OF such nteects
referred probably the triumphant tribute
could made in favor of democratic principles. Al
though these gentlemen have formally identified them
selves with the democratic party and wait the issues of
leg yet is clear that they ready embark
against the opposition, whether the fusion Of the North
the know Of the South rejoice to that the
in have placed these distinguished
gentlemen the fret committees and have In all things
treated them in the spirit il they identified with
heart and soul.
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"a NICE TINE OF IT."

A despatch from Philadelphia, dated the 18th, says:
The American State council adhering the national
platform holding session here. 1t well attended, and
the members enthusiastic. resolution adopted
approving Of the of Mesrs Broom Edie MIward
and Fuller Of Penns lvsnn in the House Of
far refusing to coaesce with those who regard outside issues
Important than Americanism in the contest for
speaker and for the strong national ground assumed by
them committee proceeds Washington with the
lutions to- night"
Upon which the Ohio State Journal (repubcan) says:
spirit pervade the minds of congressman, and
shall have nice time of il. The candidates voted for BY
republicans members of the American party Both
Mr. Banks and Mr. Campbell and have been in regular
standing in that order But that does put paddock
upon their tongues and compel them aeqniece in the
frauds and assumption Of the prolsvery party. While they
Americana they do forget th. they freemen and
represent freemen the floor of Congress.
The case seems narrowing itself ths The
bo approve the repeal of the compact OF 1920 who
declare they satisfied with it, repeal and opposed
restoration, insist upon making this scquiescence pro-
slavery The and refuse fer man.
h soupd he roy b tie Asrican gest,on pnless he
oyres. tcih then iAis side They tlss step
Of he order cad make omis question: parGmoun,
They become emineny and purely sectional. They
are osncng the wheels Of government They are fast be-
good themselves they preventing Others from
psbneut And all this they do because Of their breh
Of the order ins the Observance Of pghtrd faith
and determined that the violated pledge shah be
stored"
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DUHLTC NOTICE Parsaap the Instructions %
nierio public hereby gwen that,
bring usdr the Congress- approved
snusd .nahie AL
reciaim the snd within
afford who claim POSITIONS
said dry aEd ~ for
opportunity evidence, binds
srprvaI The
ceriBed and ratentsd a. the States
conenpistsi by The above
and
land efsce r General Land Once n.ces
hands Of ssia onsc-v-
The following ofians exempt from objection
Isi Land. entered wrh cash, military hona
scrip sner
her ESQ p Of 81 I'd sss os
rsef p.tehsse and iscaios of
land tr
"a Lands slrerdy patented the swsmp s~
where objection " rasrd
snd Of ,upe sr
fsfd
Cosumia<ionsr The abc~
81
during the regular business hours Of the Land Once.
Gvn apdsr hard A. The city of Warrington day
December, iss5. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
10 u he Gene sni Lad ad
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THE PnoeRrss OF pR1NclPLE IN kENrrcKY


The louisville (Ky.) Courier, formerly whig paper,
but cooperating with the democracy against know
nohingsm gives the following cheering account Of Ken
lucky politics
We have received Of letters from the men In
the State, who glory In the Of od-iine whigs
heartily commanding and approving the Of the Cou
re and assuring that in opposing the know nothing
Iton they with US, and would in due time
the with will When the Of some Of
these distinguished gentlemen made public will
prodigou shaking among the dry bones Of know nothing
Ism.
In the time scarcely mail arrives but brings
Of uid wings who repudaie
ism Only few days since, meeting IN Todd county
Hon. n. G. Bib and COL Hoffman gentlemen Of note
and influence who have always been known leading wbrs
announced their the existing condition Of az
fairs support the national candidate e he
presidency, believing the democratic the only really ma
ueus party that has existence. In snher column
this morning publish letter addressed by Col w Gru-
e Of Cynthana Kentucky the Paris Flag, which he
gives in manly manner his Tor Withdrawing oJa
the knownuthng party Col Gruelie u poet gentleman
Of talent and worth and commend bic patriotic letter
the attention Of rraders. lie the Ken
tHeky that belonged the order and shortly usr biz
Rurstion, Gov. Mor,head appointed bin II bis aids
When saoh forced leave party which bps
rrostuted to the vile purposes 81 corrupt o. politicians
hbeboove' All honest and rbo have the good q
their country a. heart but who have been deuded into the
new party, 70 pause and wen consider their position"
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The State democratic convention Of Indiana In
dianapolis Tuesday last when A. p Willard nom-
mated for governor the first ballot aud John Walker
for lieutenant governor.
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The Bear woman


THE curiosy in The world erhhon rsnn
,yvnns avenue, below rhe National Hotel should
BY all cnous- sp-sks ne kng'h srss-i
hueaiy dance and and
MOT IL New bes city. hall human, half brute
Admission only rs children, iak cents.
Ian o.
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OFFICE OF THE CossoLIDATED LorTEmIpss
OF MARYLAND.

The following Grprs Consolidated
Lonsy % Mapisna, class y, dtsws January :, 1855
T., 81 "a tsh sch 9Th 7rh sfh OH ish
80 30 A. 10 80 10 3 10 81 so
The following ne drawn numbers Of s rsnpsco n.n,u,.
Loresy, class a. drawn ianusry :, 1886:
~ IN ssh sh ,esh li,h l9,h Iah
% 81 SO - "a IA as % a. SO
r.x BRExsN
General Agent sor the Contractor, Bsi,rsor..
Lsn't nossrrs Commiraiouef.
Jan ls@ft
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LOCAL N E w q.

CHESkPEAEE oHIo csSAL---A meeting Of the pre-
ferred bondhodcr Of the Chesapeake Ohio Canal Com
pshy held Il the National Hotel in this city, Tues
There large representation Of the bond hold
or present Mayor Towers Of Washington presided Va
propositions submitted discussed looking 70
the relief II the boudhoder and which world require
from the legislature Of Maryland resolution adopted
calling he bond holders subscribe onequsrer Of ore
per Cor the purpose Of desyng the legitimate
pones which may attend the procurement Of said legs
ton. From cursory view Of the proceedngs the only
practicable proposition offered the submitted by
T. Bsyne, ESQ.
NATtoNaL AonrovtrvrAt socury.-The fourth annual
session Of the National gricuursl Society commenced IN
this city yesterday morning In The east Of the Smith
Institution The attendance l. quite large, all things
considered and the proceedings promise TO be Of
ally important and interesting character.
We regret inability 70 make for the admirable
address delivered BY the president Of the society Hon. Mar
thnl p. Wilder.
The statement Of the treasurer elbows balance IN the treas
ury Of the society of ,0la
An invitation the mayor Of Phiadslphia Tor the
eieg 10 bold ia mort annual meeting in that city
I oeptcd.
The following gentlemen appointed BY the president con
stitute the nominating committee
Col A. Kimmel % Maryland W. T.. Fessenden OF Maine
saotusets q T. james of Rhode Island s. H. Huntington
Of Connecticut John A. King Of NeS York, j. r. Tyson Of
W s.sgs' p 4 .1. Y e ol iowa H b sg
Louissna, John Jones u Delaware George Barnse Of
South Carolina, &. II. Mccormick, Of Illinois, n. Jay
Browne Of the District Of Connbis, and D. b. camp-map Of
Nebraska.
The society win again at 10 o'clock this morning
Among the marked turn-outs on the avenue yestsr
day very handsome sleigh drawn by pair Of
The performances Of these noble qusdupeds hardly mp
10 2.40
according 10 Geographic despatch from Baltimore the
mercury In that city fell ~ degrees below yesterday
morning This are inclined believe Is mistake, be-
cause indicating much lower temperature than 1t more
northern points In th city, the time, the mercury
fell 70 degrees helow point low enough, should
suppose 70 satisfy the great Arctic explorer Dr. Kane
The old soldiers convention adjourned yesterday afternoon
70 meet In this city the stb Of January, 1851 Tn.
veterans have formed themselves into orgsnzs
tion and have elected Hon j. h. Sutherland Of Phade
phis, president Of the same.
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the 81 instant Few. Father ARpks, Mr. r. B.
BARRETT OF Northumberland, Pennsylvania Miss ~. JULIA
HASTINGS adopted daughter OF j. ESQ., Of George
town, ID. Z.
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Markst.,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9Flour is active and lower sales OF
embargo grain, and nothing doing Provisions
quiet pork sis bacon shoulders 9eents sde 10 cents
family hams ls1s cents Lard, in barrels, loll los.
cents. IS
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uESRY MckENTY 81 Minnesota, M The kirhwood House.
II where he will ".
lands In and Considerable
mineral isaA Lake superior Tor sale u de ed he
He sell viii
profitable high wishing
investments In ths West w.n % well 10 esl ON him.
Ian y-dSuf
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A nj U Sc NJ Il n rs.

Tuesday. Janasry inst. Of JAMES r. RAY
MOND, Of son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
ITALIAN OPERA
Prom thu New York Academy of Muse.
The respectfully that owing
and hsfnr has amended has intfoducoa ut the
ESTIsE orERATfc TROUPE
Washington and solicitations 81
ene he has honor present
Oas N ghf saoys
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY II, 1876 t....
BERG positively the time they sppear city.
This viii be presented by request, B.bnis
s,cst lyric tragedy Of
NORMA.
In which MADAME Ia BARONESS ANNA DE LAGRANGE
The eminent Prins doonss
Miss ELISE HENsLER, the young american prims
SIC. sALvtAsi, the distinruished enori and
SIG. eAsPARoSI, 1bc famous bas,o,
Assisted by troupe,
suumentsi.
MAX MARETZEK.
rat~hrtspdins ousy capital necessarily reqnrcs
sus-e. nsnsgemon, enabied adopt
representation IN New York. folo~s
circle and paTquct n
Fsmiiy o.
Dor for open Tue
Thursday ana Friday, from =, a M 10 O'Clock
ian te-2t
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Colonel schouer Of the Cincinnati Gazette thinks that
Greeley Weed Co have injured Banks prospecis oat
rally at Washington. lie writes from iii. civ a. fol-
lows:
nefe nas been altogether too much 6nsssinr and button
boiling from the start An influence from Nr yl ia. b,
work here which has alarmed Of our best men ana
has caused them 70 act with crcumspecton and s
ness than perhaps they ought have done lett, from
his CITY, bearing the initials 81 the editor az the m
p"ne' who now here, has had the effect 81 fixing more
strongly the opposition Of some or our western men 10 NJ
Banks than Il should have done hare seen the rsre
containing The letter, and therefore, have read e. bat
the eject has not been favorable Tie csase which Il o.
ponsed eenilemen who holding in the House II
Representatives from the West DO like be called ases
and fools By press New York because they thuk proper
70 vote . their consceners dictate The which baFe
nsked with quotsons told, very freely applied to
the members from Ohio and Indiana VIE have thus far
Trained from voting for Mr.. Banks"
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aSErs,zr no EVERY TWENTY TICKETS.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The o precedsx succeeding those win
snlird 10 approximation pixies, hs
ab
The payment prizes GUARANTEED by The STATE Of Macy
N ticket. ia the lotteries by Maryland
Of x. Bhssss, general pseht
for 1he Contractor"
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.
y,e are 10 600 tickets numbered
LOO ssixos sD000 corresponding MIR
aud placed wheel Tbs
aaouuts of przss rolled the
same manner placed wheel The eo
A6s, ,svir; ~ Inc wheel number drawn
numbers and M the wheel
by bow who are exhaud To
aud@ncsths bang number by he
operation repeated m all prizes are drawn
The wing will DO promptly all purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETs
wheles Sio-]rssvss sa-quarers 81 so egh,hs 81 IS
uckc shares viii meet with prompt
Address NJ X. FRANCE kCO,
Jan l0--3awdAcp Managers Baltimore, Md
DAKTY rans, Party large assortment Of very re,
and elegant party fans and glasses Of description,
may be found 4. GALLlGAN cos
Dealers 10 Fancy Goods Periumery, Jeweiry. silver,
Engsh Plate, No Ju Penn. under Browns Hotel
Jan I0--dA
MILK. MiIk-We gailons milk dniy;
MI price gallon, pure
ken from the Orders raagh the oe.
attended promptly Lcss than gallon 10 per quart.
Cash, cash settlements week.
DOUGLAS q SMITH,
Jan le-3eod Near the Anacosiia Bridge
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a MARYLANp LOTTERY
t. be aga~s 90 lAs hssaaa plan.

N.s...s.s o,,lce or yas MAarlANp LoTfsAies,
Baltimore. JnnaAry Il lsos.
spHE aansso S.p4ss h.sas had u sasssed
iosciics has - t-so'tss
being Sauy ne pube, BAYS eOncaced - az"
lottery The Havana plan
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT ERy or MARYLAND,
Class 5.
To be drawn In Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday January iti
1850.
Pass x1oununs 10 Siso VIII BE- distributed according y e
following magnificent scheus
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Il
Ian s-dsuf
MI.sEssyrA sIsxEsorAi MIssEsora ,-HExnY
hskEsTY dealer ia real ssu'e, T'd street, - Paul. Min
rrrrsrser.
Asnnsoss.
Hon v, .. W.Ieh: chief y.,,,s. Of M,nnsso,..
Rice Beinashssd, = Becker, attorneys silaw.
s-r.; sa ss,sp .e. "ss,. 4 s n. T.,,r
wni.= y s:'o, receiver ua's s'sIe' is'd ofAee.
eus-r p.vi.. eco.
M--su. 4 Thompson Nephew.
wn'.m' = Gluten.
Philadelphia
Joseph fs,erso:, $50, president Of Western Bank
hsss- Dersi CO.. bsntsrs-
sl. r;.' %. = & Erred
s'.shsm Dock
s,s,,, ,ac co Aco,
Edward Hes, e-s- notary poslic.
i.n,.. S xsss.s. .i ~ r. '''
William s,osvsr,
he'.~ Brown, johnson, |. @.
fsohs~vs.
ne.-r.. Brown = Johnson, Asassr-
sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT, A. Co., BANKERS,
No. Is, Pe~sssirc~is doors Of
w.sHiroros, d. O., Jan. Z, ls56.
THE undersigned. having ssvocistrd HAMILTON PANT IN
their partnership, backing exchange
eursss 10 al is branches under the and shove
Jsa i-,~a swEESy. RrTTENuousR CO.
a. s.,: .s ~ ss.ss:.s - =, T. y.
and The business sppsrsains shsso u will
ssss siHs .ss S.ss = s;.:, s.sss w.
tni M lot day February AL the schemes rrkes and crf
T. nRESxN = ss.ss. ss.s M n. co~srss,os .. ana ssr nat
n FRANCE,
HAlrsoss. Deeemses IS, 1855.
Dec ip-dlmn
AVID wARHaSTx.-Ts.h ish,', c..s Pr,es, gs,a ~
Jan Sim
CEoRoE =. CURTIS, coussssier-ss-i.a~~, fr~ssdepce
wiards HOTEL Ws-h~ssos oHrs 70 prscse in the Supreme
cc't Of the un'isd States ssd the Court Of Claims
Dec s7-dimofs
QouaUErx baskets Of French new.r.. daily
ID order, TBE LAKES,
Dec du sof Pennsylvania
To Members or Congress. and others
Con RENTA Art eiss- furnished dwelling house. Va me
rcs, modern sy,e with the canvsncncss a waer se,
Apply premises. swss, between s,foets,
Dec s-da Corner IN Loas.r. ssenus.
I AID WARRANT Tn. r,shes rs,ss vii, he raid BY
sWEENY, RTTENHoUsE, FAINT, \ co,
hashen, No. ass Penn. svsnns, west 81 nro~ns Ios-
n l. moomn - rv.p.r~a .. f-r.'sh me best ssn',~
10 MS cassa.svs At the o~ess marker prices. III
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