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Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC );
The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
for Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,

The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
Tor Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
Catered according to Act Of Congress, A. ID. 1897.
IN AGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
l. Of the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology is needed. Vast numbers In all
sections OF The Union are obliged to have recourse
to other sources Of relief than the immediate pre-
script'on of their family physician, and as each
return Of the winter season brings out host Of
professedly new specifics, some good, others use-
less, and many decidedly dangerous, it becomes
as much a matter Of duty as interest, believing
this to be a remedy, combining the greatest ad-
vantages, with the least objections Of any other
In use, 10 make II as extensively known as prac-
ticable. That such is its character, Is abundantly
proved by the fact, that 1t has been extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess; that It's reputation has continued to spread
and its sale increase, with little aid from adver-
Using or published lists OF certificates, (Which
all know can as easily be had for a worthless
preparation as for meritorious one that by It's
own intrinsic merit, with the recommendation Of
persons benefited by Its use, II has gained Its
pre,ent popularity; II Is not trumpeted to the
would as specific or cure all, but as a valuable
aud scientific auxiliary in pulmonary cases, ready
at hand, and one that has been generally found
to afford relief where most others have been tried
without material benefit. As such, II Is recog-
missed by numbers Of our leading physicians, who
know Its composition, and have been eye wit
nesses Of its superior efficacy, as well as by thou
sands Of our most respectable citizens to most Of
whom reference is cheerfully permitted.
Sold at IS cents or three bottles In one, 50 cts,
by MARIN & PALMER, and ChAS. STOTT,
Washington; CISSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
q STEVENS, Alexandra.
Also, " TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS" the same composition In a
portable form, much patronised by public speak
ers, singers frequenters OF public assemblies, &C.
as they remove all huskiRess from the throat and
voice, and act like a charm on a troublesome
cough. Price lax and IS cents box. dec CIV
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BY JAS. G.. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TXNRUsTEE'S SALE OF FRAME House
IL and Lot In the First Ward.-On THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, December IL, at o'clock,
on tine premises by virtue ola deed Of trust dated
April 8th, 1856, and recorded in Liber A 8 .
No us, folios 324 S25 326, 327, and 3.S, one of
the land records for Washington county, | shall
sell the west half Of Lot No. 6, In square No
40, fronting 25 feet on north l. street, between
18th and 10Th streets west, running back 10 feet
to 80 feet alley, with the Improvements consist
ing Of two-story Frame Dwelling House, Sta
BILE, and other outbuildings.
Terms cash. DAVID A. HALL, Trustee
dec sd JAS. G.. cGUIRE, Auct
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
The ORGANS CORPORATION ADVERTISING
Mr.. Editor: You have Internationally done
me injustice in your report Of the proceedings
Of the City Council of Monday evening last
Mr. Orme, q member Of the committee alluded
to, had examined the papers, (they are always
left at his store for such purposes,) had ac-
quiesced in reporting the claim, but after.
wards changed his mind, and from him I ex.
pected opposition. The other gentleman on
the committee Mr. McMcCutchen,) had read
the papers twice at his desk, and the certif-
Gates. / also informed him, from time to
time, if he would come to my Office at any
evening he might see ft, We would together
investigate the whole affair. The subject had
been before the committee a month or more
Every thing that could be done, in my opin-
ion, had been done under the circumstances
The opinion of legal gentleman had been
had on the subject. The claimants were just
ly entitled to their money, and 1 felt it to be
my duty to submit their rights to the Board
Of Common Council for their sense on the mat
ter, and not withhold just claims from citizens
as the old Councils had been doing for years
past. JAMES IoWLEs.
December 10, 1856.
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South Carolina Politics.

COLUMBIA, S. C, Dec. Elm the Legisla.
ture to-day, Hon. X. f w. Aston was chosen
Governor on the first ballot, and Hon. G. Can.
non Lieutenant Governor.
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Baltimore Earketl

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 The markets are gen
orally unchanged; sales Of -four Sc o2t, cash.
Wheat is steady at 81 4Sas1. so for reds,
and 81 50sSl.5S for white Corn is firm; old
yellow 64s65c.. new yellow 60c., old white SO
a65c, new white Soc
Whisky is unchanged; sales at 3lta32c.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Dec 10 Flour is irregular;
sales of S 900 barrels; State is lower; 500 q
S605; Southern better, 81 05aS7 Is.
Wheat is dull and irregular; sales of Is 900
bushels; Genesoe white 81 IS. Corn is dull
sales IL 500 bushels; mixed 73c, yellow 74tc.
Pork is dull at SO 25aSl9 50 for mess
Beef is firm; new repacked Chicago sl4
Sl4.50.
Lard is buoyant at l3c.
Whisky is easier; Ohio 34c.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO Auctioneers.
I AK6E SALE OF GROCERIES, iqusrs,
II cigars, &C., at Auctisn.-On THURS.
DAY MORNING., December IL, at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell, In front Of our auction rooms, q
choice lot Of Groceries, &c. We name in Part
Imperial Gunpowder and Black Teas
Coffee, Saleratus, and Chocolate
Currants, Prunes, and Olives
20 Hams Bacon, In canvass
Brown and Fancy Soaps
one eighth casks fine OtaId Brandy
loo bottles Brandy and Scotch Whiskey
Is cases Cognac Brandy and Claret
1000 high and low priced Cigars
70 kegs pure white Lead
With many other articles In the Grocery lice
not here mentioned
sale positive. Terms cash.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
IL Auctioneers,
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ByJ. C. McSUIRE, Auctioneer.


VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LoTIN
the first wart.-On THURSDAY Az.
TERNOON. December 18th, at 4 o'clock on the
premiHes, shall sell Lot No /, IN square No. 81
fronting II feet inches north + street, by l20
feet s \ inches on 22d street west
This property is situated IN fashionable and
rapidly improving part of the city, and offers
great inducements as an investment.
1t viii be sold entire, in lots to suit purchas-
ers.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in 6, l2
and IS months, with interest," Secured by deed
Of tTus on the premises.
dec I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE Auct
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MoKEaUCTION BARGAINS.

VHTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED rROM
w the philadelphia Auctions, very large and
handsome assortment OF Cloth ana velvet Cloahs
s,crt makes our assortment one Of the largest and
hest 70 select from In the city. Having been
bougbt at auction late In the season, we can sell
them ffty per cent less than New York prices.
sales Room second store.
w. EGAN SON,
373 south side Pa av., bet. 9th and 9TH SITS.
dec4.6t Intel
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By w. BOTELER, Auc tioneer.
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Imported

VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Imported
OIL Paintings At Auction On WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, December 18th, com.
mencing at 6 O'Clock, shall sell, at my spacious
auction room, (Iron Hall,) an extensive coilec-
lion OF rare and valuable OIL Paintings by the
following eminent artists, viz Guido, Mnriio,
salvarto, Rosa, Carlo, Dolci, Maninaro, Gains.
borough. Etty, Ruysdeel, LANCET, Sir Martin
Archer shee, the late President Of the Royal
Academy, Jackson, Herring, Sen, the celebrated
English animal painter, Meadows, Of London,
Brooks, Wovermans, Doughty, Of New York,
Ennis, Of New York, now In Europe, and numer-
Gus other celebrated artists, altogether forming
decidedly the best collection Of Paintings ever
offered for sale in Washington
The Paintings will be arrayed for exhibition On
Monday, December 18th
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50, 60 and
90 days credit, for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing interest.
purchasers can have their pictures carefully
packed to 20 any distance with safety.
The auction room will be comfortably warmed
The Ladies are particularly invited to attend the
sale. CIV. BOTELER
acc luis AucttoneeF.
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Bvh. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE OF DR. U6S, MEDI,
l. eines, Soda Apparatus, Store Fixtures

Gas Fixtures, &C., at Auction.-On MON
DAY, December Is, 1856. shall sell. at 10 o elk
a. IN by virtue OF a deed Of trust to the subscri
Der, bearing date the 18th day Of December,
1855. and recorded in Lioer J. A. s, No lO2,
folios 423 to 49, Of the land records for Wash
inston county, In the District OF Columbia, all
the stock and Fixtures in the apothecary store Of
streets west all Drugs, Medicines, Soda Foun
tain and Pipes. store and 6as Fixtures in the
store
The stock will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: All sums under SIS cash over that
amount credit Of so ana 81 days, for notes salts
facto'ily endorsed, bearing interest.
The Druggists and dealers in fancy goods are
respectfully invited to the sale, as the STOCK is
large and good. They will fnd II TO their ad-
vantage to attend
JOHN II. EVANS, Trustee.
dec d A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
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Cathedral DESTROYED bv Fire

MONTREAL, Dec. I0.-Christ's Church and
the Episcopal Cathedral in Notre Dame street,
were burnt this morning. Loss $50, 900 ster-
ling insured for ELI 900 sterling.
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AUCTION sALHe.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
ByA. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
en- Pennsylvania avenue ut Ancttsn,-
On WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of December
next, sell, In front Of the premises, alta O'Clock
p. m Lot ID, In subdivision Of original lot No =,
In square No @9, having front Of IS feet on
the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 11th streets west running back to an al
ley, containing 2,6l3 feet, with the improvement,
which is good Brick House, containing twelve
conveniently arranged rooms, wide passage and
cellar; the gas and store fixtures 10 be sold with
the House.
This property is handsomely located, being that
west Of the Confectionery Stors.
Terms: One third cash balance In q, ~, and
IL months, the purchaser to give notes for the de
ferred pay ments, bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
All conveyance at the cost Of the purchaser.
nov Esd A. GREEN, k-ct'T.
IL The above sale is Pestpsned until
WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst. same hour
dec 4-o A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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DAiSINS.- SULTANA, SEEDLESS, AND
H layer Raisins, In mats, boxes, and drums,
or sale by KING & BURCHELL,
dec at their new Store, cor. Of 18th and sts
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The Southern Commercial Conventios

SAVANNAH, Dec S-Tbe Convention met
at noon to-day. The Mayor took the chair
and made an appropriate speech. An elo-
quent prayer was made by Bishop Elliott.
Mr.. Thaxton, Of Petersburg, was appointed
temporary secretary.
A committee of one from each State was
permanent organization.
o'clock.
About six hundred delegates are present,
representing ten Southern States Arkansas,
Mississippi, Missouri, Kentucky and Delaware
are not represented.
The Pacific Railroad and Nicsragua will be
the engrossing questions; the project for the
reorening Of the slave trade will be quietly
sunk
On reassembhng the committee on perma-
nent organization reported the name Of James
Lyons, of Virginia, for President, with the
usual number of Vice Presidents and Secreta-
ries, and the rsles Of the u. 5. House Of Rep
resentatiyes for Tbs government Of the Con-
vention-each State voting according 10 its
vote in the electoral college.
The report was accepted
Mr.. Lyons on taking the chair made lengthy
speech, asserting that it is the wish Of the
South TO maintain the Constitution and the
Union, but expressing determination TO pre-
pare for future contingencies
A commit ee was appointed to prepare bust
Tess.
A. Dudley Mann was admitted as a dele
gate, and added 20 tha committee on business.
Adjourned till tomorrow
A strong conservative sentiment is manifest
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ICE CREAM.-THE BEST ICE CREAM IN
Il Washington can be bad Of the Pennsyl- -
vsnia Ice Cream Company Ala Seventh street, "
between g and II for 81 \ cents per quart, IN u
pyramids or plain forms Families Board Il
Ing houses, and Hotels viii find J; much cheaper
and better than they can maken. oec f-lWs
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Thslbere's Concert

New YORK, Dec. 9.-Thalberg's concert TO-
night yielded 81 200. Tickets were sold as
high as four dollars. Madame D'Augri, in
operate performance, created a great furore.
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. 6 w. samson,
Mr. ROBERT b BAGBY, Of Richmond, Va,
10 Mis- EVELINE KEECH, Of this city.
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OLIVE 0IL-OF DURAUD BRAND
" warranted pure
KING l. BURCHELL.
dec 8 At new Store, cor. Of 18th and SITS.
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nPERA GLASSES IN ENAMEL, PEARL,
" Ivory, Ebony, Japan, &c from SO to $40
each, al THE LAKES
P.S.-Opera Glasses for rent. dec
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BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.
GERvANT WOMAN Ar AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, the llth instant, I shall sell, at
10 O'Clock a. m, at the County jail, inlNashlng-
ton, colored Woman, about 80 years Of age, a
slave for life. She is good cook, and sold for
no fault. Terms cash.
dec Sd A. GREEN, Auct.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
IL retail-the largest and cheapest stock In the
city, -(dec s-S) LAMMOND, 7th street.
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The Governor Of Iowa on Kansas Affairs

Iowa CRY, Dec. 7.-Governor Grimes, In
his message to the Legislature, says, that it
being currently reported last summer that the
President Of the United States had failed TO
protect the citizens Of Kansas for the reason
that he had received no official intelligence Of
the outrages committed, he the Governor) had
deemed it his duty to inform President Pierce
of certain crimes committed against citizens
of Iowa, and demand protection for them.
The Governor furnishes copy of his letter to
the President, and reiterates the opinion that
it is the duty of the State to protect its former
citizens now residing in Kansas whenever the
General Government was unable or neglected
IN do so
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ENOR RENT.-A DWELLING HOU Z
l. with Storehouse adjoining. and Bake
House in the Is offered for rent. 1t Is No. 2O1
~ street, between and streets, Island. For
particulars inquire Of GEORGE w. BRAY, No.
252 9th street north. dec 81 W#
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The Railroad Accident -.

FIrTsBURGH, Dec. g.-The following are the
particulars in regard to the dreadful accident
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad:
The 100 Cleveland train for Pittsburgh ran
through the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
csgo train at Alliance, smashing two passen-
ger cars Of the latter train. One Of the cars
was thrown into the rotunds Of the station.
and another through the public room, which
constitutes a part of Sourbeck's Hotel, in
which several persons were sitting. The ro-
tunda and sitting room were torn down, by
which eight persons were killed and several
wounded.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury on the
cause Of the accident has not trRnspired yet.
Several witnesses who have been examined
testify that the Cleveland train ran into the
town at fearful rate of speca.-at least 81
miles per hour. The conductor Of the Fort
Wayne train supposed that it would be check
ed in time, according to the rules Of the road,
but 1t seemed 10 increase in speed as ii went
forward, without sounding either whistle or
bell.
When the collision occurred, il caused g
fearful wreck. None Of those in the Fort
Wayne train were killed, but three were in
Jured. All the wounded are doing well The
accident caused great excitement, and the en-
gineer and fireman Of the Cleveland train fed
to the woods to escape the fury Of the people.
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BALL OF THE NATIONAL GUARDs.-The fol.
lowing most excellent programme will be per-
formed by the National Guards at Carusi's
Saloon, on the 18th inst, not the least attrac.
tive portion of which is the Full Dress Drill
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EURoPE.

ONE DAY LATER FROM EURoPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO.SAXON
PORTLAND, Dec 10.-The screw steamship
Auglo-Saxon, from Liverpool, has arrived,
with London dates Of the 18th. She Was de-
tanned In the Mersey by q fog until the eth.
LONDON, Nov. 26tk, evening.-The English
funds opened rather heavily, but some large
purchases Of stock were made, and the mar
ket gradually rose one per cent. At the close
there was rather q weak tone in the foreign
funds. CousOls were firm
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is. evening There has
been Limited demand for cotton 10. day with
plentiful choice, and considerable irregular
ity in prlces; the grades below 6td are seper-
ally "a lover The sales are Estimated At
6, 900 bales Other markets unchanged.
Advices had been received in london in An.
tieipation of the overland mail. Calcutta
dates &C the 22d and Hong Kong Of the 18th
Of October
Final arrangements were being made for
the embarkation Of the expeditionary corps 70
the Persian Gulf The feet was expected 20
sail on the 10th of November.
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DOOMs FOR RENT-TW O LARGE,
IL finely furnished Parlors and Bedrooms for
rent, with or without Board, at FLINT'S Hotel,
near Union Office. dec2
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ESOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOMELY
IL furnished Pariors End Chambers, with Gas
Fixtures in complete order, on Penn. avenue No.
122, between 10Th and Goth streets dec Scots
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
~ The residence corner Of + and 2Ist streets,
containing Is rooms. The house is lighted with
gas Stable and the large grounds adjacent can
be obtained IL desired. Rent moderate to a good
tenant. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS, Bank
ers, opposite Treasury. dec5-1w
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EOR RENT.-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
Il House on Penn avenue, between 9th and eth
streets, over A. Hoover Sons Shoe Store, suita-
BILE for first class Boarding House. 1t is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of 4. HOOVER SON,
south SIDE OF Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets. oc 30-tf
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LOOK TO THE JUVENILES See them we'll
bestowed with books for the coming holidays
to be had of the favorito literary caterer, 10.
Shillington. He has plenty of them at the
Christmas and New Year. Co. yes, 20 now,
and stand not upon the order of your going,
but 90 at once, A better selection can be
made, and the crowd of the holidays avoided.
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A PEW IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH AND
"A the elegant Carriage belonging to the late
Hon. Daniel Webster, for sale. Apply to w. L.
WILLIAMS, at Chubb Brothers. Banking
House. dec 5-lw
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CHRIsrxAs IS COMING Ere buying Toys,
&c, for Christmas presents, our readers are
advised to take look at least at the remark
able stock of Mclaughlin d Co., at this mo-
ment equal in variety and good taste to any
similar stock Of goods to be found on Broad.
way, New York. Something will be found in
it, and at reasonable prize, too, to suit the
wants Of all designing to procure Christmas
presents for children.
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York, arrived to-day at Neale's wharf with
full freight for the Washington merchants.
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nor RENT-A HOUSE AND GROCERY
l. Store attached The store is now doing good
business. ANY person wishful Of good bust
ness stand would do well to call at this Office for
further particulars dec 3.#
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ANOTHER INQUEST. = Coroner Woodward
yesterday held an inquest over the body of
woman named Bresnahan, who was burned to
death in house in the Sixth Ward. From
the evidence it appeared that she was of in
temperate habits, and it Was supposed that
she fell in the fire where she was was found,
burnt almost to a cinder. The verdict was
returned accordingly.
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The GRACE CHURCH FAIR is succeeding
handsomely, we are glad to learn. It's central
position makes it most convenient Ct access for
visitors
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The CIRCUIT COURT The case Of Carroll
Us. FRAZIER was settled by an agreement of the
parties.
The case Of Carroll vS Davis was concluded
yesterday and given to the jury, who returned
a verdict for defendant
These cases both result from tax sales. In
the latter case the defendant showed undis-
turbed possession over twenty years.
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WATCH RErURNs.-Ann Trasey, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse 30 days Mrs. Pick.
rell, drunk in the street; security for good be
hayior
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PROFESSOR MUNDER-Dr. Munder rather
for we hold that good teacher of dancing is
the best of physicians, gives the third of his
soirees for the season this evening.
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nor Rem T.-THREE FURNISHED
l. Rooms, two Bedrooms aud Parlor adjoining,
on the second floor; situated In one Of the most
agreeable neighborhoods Of the city, No. 402 F
street, one door east Of 9TH street. dec 3t*
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pOOMS TO LET.-THREE FURNISHED
IL Rooms to let at No 37ix street. dec i-1w
LNOR RENT THE LARGE THREE Story
Il Birch House, situated on the corner Of 18th
and streets, containing 10 Rooms, with Coal
Cellar and Bath Room. lnquie Of JAMES w.
BARKER, next door to the Lutheran Church.
nov 2-H
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NOR RENT "A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
Il handsomely furnished, In one Of the most de-
ent to the National Browns, and Dex:er's Hotel
The house is new, with all the modern improve
ments, water, gas, &c. Also, several very pleas
ant Chambers, at 80 Louisiana avenue, south
side, near 9Th street dec =
NOR RENT.-FURNISHEDP hRLOR AND
Il Chamber, on TN street, near g and situated
near the Patent Once. Apply at this office.
dec l-tf
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STEALING CLorHING.-Michae Casey was
arrested yesterday by officer Watson for steal
ing coat from George Webster. After ex-
animation of the testimony he was sent to Jail
for court by Justice Dom
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CRIMINAL COURT.-EdWard Adams, indict
ed for assault with intent to kill found guilty
OF assault, sentenced TO seven months IN the
county Jail Timothy COverney, burglary
not guilty. Robert Gross, keeping disorder
~ house; guilty-not sentenced.