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Housekeeping Articles.

1'IIE subscriber desires TO call public his
sspumept Of furnishing goods which Is now rendered
complete in every department, cons sung in part Oh
FRENCH CHINA.
Cahand p,an white and richly dnGer dessert and
large sssormsn u vases dinner and fa ware IN de
pieces cups and with and without notices
pitchers psume boles card with large variety Of
fancy articles appropriate decorate eagere paro table, and
toilet. - . ,
Dinner tea toilet also, In detached pieces large
stock Of BdwaIds's latest ssapes
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian, such decaners hasons
gobets champagnes aet- sernes Madera- Bugunde
liquors, umbr4 finger bowls coeos water bottles, oat bow
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets 6yons and any three peces slss
ivory handled knives only and forks, stees Se
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
Such as chnana dis ram coffee and
coffee pots pOts coffee bigainq &c.
PLATED GOODS
coffee and us, and forks eastors
dtshes pcbors baskets, walters, he
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters trays and plate warmers, STOP Jars
DOT tubs, water cans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Conslius Baker Philadelphia, for sale
the manufactured rstah prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lanps Nndoes wure tenders irons brushes
snysis and tns hod ladders eUods
cooking requisites Rao-t evo description together
large assortment o articles of utility and not deemed
osekeepers w decidedly their interest examine my
stock prces. They viii only hnd large
the description VI goods be Of the
cities
Goods delivered 10 part OF tho i Georgetown free o
dialogues containing complete list every article kept for
safe can be had on application at The store -, ,,
Nov IL RtnwewG Iron iIaIi.
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Mysteries of the Post once.

"a mail bag Ia cpitome of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG TUE MAIL BAGS
Or Notes from he DGy Of Special agent Of the Post Office
Department.
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by Dariry. aE1
pHIs sanction Of The chief officers
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ud issued calculated give he public Dt
which skill and have furnished for
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commentator qf that enlightened aud powerful
the Bs exurcss from some Of hess hstsns
notices annexed ..a.
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IN T. ESsning Post.
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NOrrCE-Lost miscarred, IN being transmitted nom Quit
N man, reHay en Rusk Washington city warrant
uhoaie No $40 f 100 Of land issued by The Comns'oner
Dement, dsceused, fnhsf and heir ~
Charles Dement, OF Captain Marshs company hisi
Hunucky wa The undersigned heir and
dsvsee Of deceased intends ~ nppJ 70 the
"a FRA. n, DEMENT,.
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EuNNY sOoHs FUa CHRtsTuAs--A variety of comic
juveRs books Rrsokomsides other
suthors Jas received Al TAYLOR MAURy's
Decls Bookstore, near ph 81.
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w. Marcy % Mr.. Bsdinger.

e a Mr.. Marcy % Mr.. Bednger. .G .a
mo. 9.1 .... ... DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, March IL, 1885,
Sin In communicating TO you copy Of resolution Of
the Senate Of the Sd instant adopted In executive session
authorizing the President give 70 the government Of
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Circular.
AaspcY or FRKNcH sroLI. rIos CLaNs,
Washington November %, less.

AssscY or FRsSoH sroII.rfos CLltxs,
Washington, November -, lej5.
many inquiries addressed by clsnant, against
the United States account oC spoiaans comtsd BY the
snch prior 70 The acaton of the convention with France OF
ps,sas oaTds obtaining redress, most eSpadsSs has
bHcy 20 Inform a such that after consulting
elaus Caims Coftas they would be mlIed Up
%s"a - p"'"n mo- o,er w Ssa S1 JsII"1 m
auge tpre'sng ps snate the usual manner At the opsa
o. he cm,ns sesion in tue ru expectation that direct rehef
be poyded if them through ,pccai board Of eomis."n
- N The Claims Clun shall tB~R be- resolved
ve 20 " direct iegslptiye uei,
bolra ~ the highest elt.s fsr three and justice
goa,s 70 spen board a. sh' I'D PsoPT1 ~ hs
arbie work-Mar5le worx-Ror saIel
us.erbsr hss % hand yanep o. American aud ItaHan
kmapshp which he inyEss ,r the pnsic
10 Of monument. sdy other kind sf narhe work
sn.he arr ns best qay and vii b. sofa ~ I - s,n %
n Gao be Obtained AZ me Noth. .-.
Van h,nd large stock ~ highly finished MARBLE MAN
reieh viii be sold at rsaogrd p'iesss ,...,
nnd Brown Stone Yard door Gon i3y street, oppo
eso5@ y, sS''"'
cE WOODS NEW woRK,-Moaep Plrrim,,
rs Gse..', %, BY eoo9sg wo"l author Of Peter
. seg physician just entering upon practice BY James
sns@ aad -, By Richard wlrdrrth, author Of n.or,
sog o. Rspublican Equality, BY syaasy A. stoy, II.
Published, and for sale
TAYLOR 4 MAuRy,s
70 ho9kstorc, Oh street.
frCH REpaIH Ns Watches, cufop,neets ana nocL.,
me keepers ofevey description however compcatsd sk
repaired by competent work
ractcai knowirdse of this branch of business N which
personnl alIenton riven, guarantees satisfaction 10
A hs having fine watches SC, repair,
NJ. w. gAIsT Bro RI.
9i Penn. avenue, between Oh aad lo,h streets.
T-aaw0w wy
RANsNs.-We are prepared 20 promntly and IN
hes style athe ufengravi vins including
Ire.ta, rHottoe~, &c..
snsFssing and ptinilne svsapsly executed
NJ. ~ GALT n BRO, Jewellers,
h 81 Tenn. avenue, between Sth and loth streets.
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Misses Rockers English and French Board
X ing and Day school for Young Ladies, 484 Il
4 street. between 9th and 1lh hIrecis.

Fbts nsttllion bsen 10 sucrssn operation years
IL aud for beabnfsa and OF
txtnn O play grounds city
auooa comprises all the branches usually taught
temnsafca
Madame Doman well known In ih J accomplished
bud suecesfi teacher Of French family
Forcing pupils facilles
Crcuiarp containing and particulars
1pplicaiion the principals at the bookstores
IA RETEEEsoEs.
4 Rev. O. d. Cummins, Washington.
tRrv. !. w. French,
sRev D.. GuFiey,
AHon W. W. reaton,
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AIon A. q. Brown &" Missisuippi.
a1uds. q. =. uftis, United States supreme Court -
kew ttfT. bishop Of en-
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1856
PuBLIC DOCUMENTS.
PAPERS ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MES
IS. sAGE--THE DANISH-SOUND DUES. #.##
IA Marcu d ~. R.dinne

. 1ufs marty 70 lhy. bsuNyoF'
No. T. DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, February J. 1854
SIa; Your dispatches Nos and have been received.
On the goth OF last December resolution of the House
OF Representatives Ia copy of which is encos) requested
the President TO communicate 10 that House information
as TO the state OF the negotiations between the United
States and Denmark in relation TO the imposition OF Sound
dues The to this resolution has been deferred in
the hope of receiving formal reply the note addressed
by you the subject to the Minister of Foreign Relations
OF Denmark, after your unsatisfactory conversation with
him the ls of December last If that formal reply shall
not have been given by before the period Of the
tion Of this despatch you will immediately make known
TO the Danish the wishes and expectations OF
the President in regard TO this burden upon commerce
TO which the government and people Of this country
not reasonably be expected TO submit any longer.
(. .. am, sir, respectfully, &c,
He@ @& W. Il. MARCY,
HENRY BEDMeER, Esq, &C. &C. &c, ....l ~. ...
Copenhagen.
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Translation.

SR Conformaby 10 the desire which you expressed to
me on the lfth instant have the honor 70 inform you
that received the same day I4th Of April OF this year
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TREATISE on ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed for etierter authors printers and or the
and for the OF fer0s aescemo Wh appen
containing ues the capitals list nf abhrevaons,
hnt- prep,fna and on rocfeadg o proof
sheets, &C. fifb edition ny John WILSON, l6mo. Price 81
II exceedingly valuable book and copy Of should be
the Of who directly indirectly interested
large subeci Of which R who have wiite
records, and documents well
press. .a -...... ..#
very fu exposition of Its reader OF IL
will ally surprised and instructed by lhe knowl
edge which its pcrusal wl impair ChTiStian Eranrnsr
4 ~ CROSBY, NICHOLS, h CO.,
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A. O. p. NICHOLSON a j. w. FoRNEY,
EDIToRs AsD PEoPRIEroas.
Maryland Lotteries.

HNuASIaHu IUtNoA1ehs
MARAsRRs' OFFICE,
baltimore, December ], 1855.
S,Iin managers Maryland lotteries give attention
% the ning of orders for ckes certificates, and would
respectfully call the Of the public following bI
Liant schemes 10 be draws ia December
Al tickets certificates Of packages OF tickets in the lotteries
anhnrzed BY the smir of Nafiand the hogaph sigma
ture o'' Il A. BRNAN, General Agent for tho Couiactor
r. AND NAaSIFIcksT -..
Capital SOS 600,
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10 " f19 y
sell esHeAes ~ packaaes M s difference between ne of
the tickets nad what they which tho
rhartr 20 such amount the numbers draw the
EuafaeIied
schemes be found the price Of Ger
uhcstes Of packages.
These lotteries drawn public and carried with
scrupuious faith ard peg and being authorized by aud under
the surveillance the uhose
the drawings The yatinus
the puthc bf lle fairness with when they drawn
The responsibility Of the OF and the
guarantee Of the State for The payment Of all prices viii insure the
continued support and approval OF all who feet disposed
bark In these Enterprises
All will be paid by drafts cities pur
ehasrra direct ...
The affci tchtme viii be with all tickets and certificates
ordered, and thu day Official
purchases. .'a#"s#tf @t @
The dra1n numbers of the Maryland published
by The State commissioner IN all dirty papers In BALTIMORE
ard the Natioaat nielsepcer and linton, Washington, d.
Persons addressing undersigned confidently
havag tsr orders promptly d aud confidence
served.
circular containing all the o Maryland
will be one by addressing the unders signed
Address orders 10 f. X Brennan,
&zE No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland
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tickets and shares OF packages the
splendid oeres will the prompt
each drawing will be Immediately after it Is
20 all who order from
Address 7. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec I9 Wilmington, Delaware.
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"a mail bag Ia opitome of human lie"
TEN YEARS AMONG TUE MAIL. BAGS
Or Notes from. e DaTy Of Special agent Of the Post Of
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JONI Mitchell on HIS Stills AGArS.-Our
old acquaintance, John Mitchell. the Irish refu-
gee, who pined 20 long In these ATTITUDES for q
plantation with plenty Of fat niggers on It, is
understood TO have obtained the qualification Of
his desires in Tennessee: and Is now beguing
his idle hours Ivy discoursing on Presidential
affairs. John, like many another man, has been
converted by Governor Wise. and on the strength
Of the prospect Of the rise in the market value Of
niggers that is to follow the election Of Bucha-
nan, comes out boldly for the democratic candi-
date. lie sneers at Fremont pooh-poohs Fill
moreno one will suit John but the candidate
who Is to make his fat buck niggers worth five
thousand dollars hard cash.
But there is no rose without its thorn-no
Presidential candidate, whatever his views on
niggers. without his blemish John has an oh
lection TO Mr. Buchanan. He bears grudge
against him in bis heart The reason IL, that
once upon a tim. when Mr. Buchanan was in
England, be- was asked TO dinner by the Lord
Mayor of Lo.Gon md thcro in The presence Of
great mep AID women, aAd Lends and ladies, be
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OuK FoaEIGN visIrERs.-We published a,cou-

OcR FoREIGN VIsITERs.-We published a-cou-
pie OF days ago petition from number of
Italian exilcs, setting forth that they had been
.ricked into leaving their country by the italian
authorities and the American Consul at Leghorn,
Mr.. Binda, and praying that the representatives
of Tuscany and the Pope be condemned to sup
port them til they were masters of the English
language and had learned trade. AS the petit
TONERS were Italians, natives of land where
no decent administration of justice, of civil or
political liberty has existed for generations, we
must no. be too much surprised at the prepos-
ferrous character of this request. But We may
feel surprise at the premises on which it rests.
The petitioners allege that our representative
at Leghorn was aparty to conspiracy got up
by the Tuscan authorities to get rid Of them;
that he deludcd them by stating that they would
get SO or SO day in America. This is grave
charge, and from our knowledge Of the character
Of Mr.. Binda we have no hesitation in pronounc-
ing to be false. That gentleman may have in
formed the exiles that wages as high as 81 and
s3 day were paid to skilled mechanics in this
country; and he may, seeing the wretched cond-
ton Of the poor fellows at home, have promised
them that with industry, economy and rectitude,
they would soon be better off here And if he
said this, he spoke the BARE the obvious truth.
More we do not believe that Mr.. Binda ever
said.
The degree to which this country is victimized
by these foreign exiles is becoming alarming.
Not fellow comes here with the badge of out
law, or refugee, or runaway convict, but he ex-
poets us to throw our hats in the air about him,
to feed, clothe, lodge and honor him. 1t seems to
be settled principle in certain minds that the
best qualification for the dignity of an American
citizen is insubordination and intolerance of es-
tablished authority; that man has only to prove
himself bad Englishman, or Frenchman, or
italian, to prove that he must be a capital Ameri-
can. We must beg to be allowed to wait little
longer before we can admit this; and as for the
exiles, little hard work on the roads or the
canals will do them all the good in the world.