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Posp OyPICE )RPA ErMEsT,
December 81 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of the United sinits fr"m the
Ist April 1856 10 35 june 49, Inclusive, following
will be received Contract Once Of the
Post Office Department. IN the city ~ Washington ahn NJ
Of the @ day February 10 be decided the Isl March
folowLe) hr aud In the time herein spetihed VI"
s27S from London, KY, by Laurel Bridge, MeHaguss Mill,
Lynn Camp, Barbonsyile, Flat Lick Cumberland ord,
Yellow Cresk Gamberland Gap, trenn.9 iAseWei sye-
Russeivts 90 miles and back, three times week Ia
2hose coaches months, and horsebaek the resca.
of the year. -. L ...... ....
Leave London Monday Wednesday and Friday a. IN
Arrive al RusselIviNe ut days BY h, m;
Leave Russeyie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ii ?,
arrive al London days by Bpm
NOTES
pay will made for trips performed and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three The OF The TIP
depending mails, and sufficiently excas-d
eoprn alton for the trip snbc 10 forfeiture
be delinquency be promptly and sat
certificates Of the affda
cseda- perons for Regecng take The
posi- once fur suffer To be iured destroyed I"b
and for entie after drmand 10 convey the mail a.
bicles The Gns anuu the
for repeated failures asfeeaby 10 contract for dis
the office laws instructions 81 the department.
assigning The without the assent OF the Postma
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He
the by allowing hsrsr
rata OF the contract He aso eurt'
pay he allow month"; compensation the amnnni
dispensed wi The bids should b. addressed to the
Postmaster General sapescTihed Mail Proposals
and retained 10 he
department before the Isl Of April 1856 For far partica
incorporated In the contracts biders
pamphlet as In Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa, Of leo4. ,.s ,.a,,,
Dec 2s-law4w Postmaster General.
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Stepping sonaupto. both going and returning they o
other rouis for the economy II time and money n
Passage from Nee Yort 10 Southampton ssi Bremen.
First cabin. saloon, ESQ; cabin, .aioon
second do, $50
Al and newspapers through ths ps Nee.
No bills laiins will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon I. attached 10 each SHIP
For freight passage, apply
u. ID. SAND, II South william st., NY
q. HElkEKEN q Co., Bremen.
CRosKEY 90 southsmytoa.
WILLIAM IsELIH, Hayre.
Ma6-dly
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TaE,TrsE IN FseLIsn PUNCTUATION.
Misses Rock er's English and French Board
ing and Day SchODi for Young Ladder, AGA u
Hfreef. hefMcen 9th and 18th streets.

street, between 9th and 18th streets. Nj .s u
This insa,oa operation for years
and convenience, and beauty Of location spd
groands, 10 tins city The a
III The branches usually taught 10 me bes.
setninaTies. .5s t1 III NH - ts2 Rs&s EaHaf
Madame Dorman known cis accomplished
teacher Of French iedes ID The family thus G
ordine pupils facilities converting In that language
containing and other particulars be had
application To the principals or al the bookstores.
nt t..ssaaps ID RRrERkscRs. aa.t..
Rev. @. D. Cummins Washington.
Rev. }. w. French,
Rev r. d. Gariey, s. Na#
Hon. w. w. Seaion, I" .ts i a, ...t. 4
r. r. FeDdail, efg, ="
Hon. a. a. Brown ''' o"''a !. Mississipp
Judge n. h. Z urtis, Tinted States supreme Court.
Rev. klopzo Potter hishop Of fennsyiynnia. a,t s
r. Rev. O. z. McIlsaine bishop ofOhio. &85. &, ~
Dec 4-eod2w $3.50 teHt t5s.@ \
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THE ONLY ONE Authorize ED THE Rob Of DR.. BOY
vEAU LAFf ECTEUR far superior tho rups Of Cui-L
paia. similar remedies. radically
without mercury all affections Of the ska darirs scro con-
ulcers accidents from aecouchmonts The critical
peod m M and hereditary acrinony OF hunors A. depura
powerfully scncoar cafanhs Of the badder la
arising from abuses Of
njecions sounding As yphic 'he Rob In
diseases ensuing from the
hasam cspayia cuheb from which only repe
n-nraizing The Ia, all,
and which fesed The of the iodac
af potassium.
agent. nied Gabriel Bondn, esq, %
William York. far wholesale orders Guiot Duconge
New Orleans sruilIY, San Francisco.
The Rob Lacteu sod BY druggists throughout Uni
The the medt
properties OF will obtained by writing 20 g. Bion
din William New York, who viii give every nfotmaaou
wanted
prepared America, the West In
the Rob In bond
March 14-dty.
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Marble work-Marble Work--For saIei

Marble Work-Marble WOrk-FOr Saleis
THE subscriber hand variety Of American and asa
MARBLE aiONUMENTs, of bexnrfal design and mghiyan
isbed which he invites the attention the pne
Persons ofmonamsnts other kind q marble wo
will fad him cs The marble and
qus and viii be sold ow o am
WORK be obtainsd ibe North. ~ FIJI s.. - 4 Il
'''''' ""'S" ~" ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Yard door from l3k street, oppo
site National Theatre. r.,.- -s I. Il.
il-eo3u '-A "4sGt sE+@
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pROGREss or Religious Ideas by l.. Maria Ciliids.
] 3vos.
The New Purchase Early Far edition
Lily. Novel ! vol.
Works VI lamb, 2 vpia
Harpvrs' Story b.. ok. Vol 4,
Meficn and II. Hri,riont by a. wilson illustrated.
Brrd-r Brnsls-; by w. G,lnors simms.
smikri b" Charles Dickens.
The Chila fe nv Charles FHckens,
Mysteries The by William Harrison Aims
Nov u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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JUVENILE Rocks TO- 1850. H III . -
The Merchant Vessel sailor boys Voyages tbs wo"
Man oewS Lie . boys experience In me Usied s'''"
navy ! vol dim IL L..s. Il : Nj.
s,oiss Of Genins reprinted frsm Mrs Holland vol
Com cal Pictures, and stories about Them. vol.
New Flower mr. children BY l. Maria Child. VOL
The Roos Of Entersinunent with eight engraving vol
Northern Regions and Voyages. vol with ~ enravnrt
Sunday Pictures and Rbie etcrssi with many hsss enp'
free. t.E H#Hg sa@ EafHW8a Es Hs4g.s1
VOLTS Fairy Tales, from the cermsp VOL Londop
inr.. si. s@ VT f''R &&aA8sEA &. & lE.o
Inst received, r".# r4### Hag FHANCk TAfh'H
Dec 20 ".4. u s g. ..rn, 4. Il Z sF5. Mg 5ts@s 70
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CRENCH JUVENILE BooKs.-A well selected collection
books In their sys and prces and
adapted ages; them, beautifully
uodsrsgned, imported BY himse
Dec ii FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AZOts aad shaving Soap-we cali the ate nnop
~ OF msmes o. Coare.s and otaers rsPsnshins their oes
10 our assortment OF Rodgers
eTaed swtss Jacques Lacoulef, W rnno
razor stro -, shaving creams, and soaps '
Our toilette articles comprise French Ensilsh And
and warranted the manufactured ~
we nave also large assortment VI Lubus
Joseph Anton Jobana Mns Fanas csosss
ssyam eomos hair shaving, nail and tooh brushes, pomadss
.HkTT7 " ~ n QAlClakN a
Dealer. 10 Fine Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Psfams,y. ke
Dec a-3ieod 80 fenn. avenue, uHder Browns Hotel
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I OseFELLoWs New posm,-The Song Of Hiawatha I;
IL by Heavy wndsworh Longfrliow Price ~
Aries and oher Funny People, Is cents
Just published and for sale nj -
TAYLOR h MAURY's
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.a..s....% ., mo SAIL Co... ="
"tA.a3 "a. a@a.#s Notice fa..-. 4. -I-@. ".
OF the dscoataaance Of United States Laad Offices In
tAs States cf iai~oss, Aehigaa, Wisconsin, and Icra,
INDER the provisions OF Con
June H. e4, which declares
Inc quantity public land Temaining unsod In district
shall be teducsd number hundred thou
sand" Districts shall DISCONTINUED
ance with other Subject Secretary Of interior
has directed that the following Offices be discontinued
shawneeiown ard Kaskaska In Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa
Lands remaining unsoli undspoed districts
will cease 10 be sect those Offices FROM of
fectip, VI notice by registers receivers
points, and VIII be made subject Iolows F
shawneetown aud kaskaka b. Springfield
d.rict, Illinois. "
Kalamazoo 10 the Iona district, Michigan.
Milwaukee 20 the Menasha district, Wisconsin
Fairfield Ia the Charlton district, Iowa.
The officers NJ The points 0 consolidation will give public
OF the days which they will be
applications fnr entries OF their Offices.
Given under hand, the Washington, day
November, A. ID. 1858.
T1lOs. A. HENDRICKS,
. Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Nov l4-lawsw
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HOME MAN Fractures.
Fairvteyv cotton Works,

Near the Canal Basin, .qieaansria.
ETTZPATRICK BURNS poptrtors, and manufacturers Of
cotton yarns carpet chain, Irvine, wrapping ne
bIts, Re
Orders merchants In Washington ectiuy spced
the ahuve articles, Which will Washington
lower than be had In Bamote northern markets,
orders will meet with prompt attention by addressing sbnvs
Oct lt-dlm .. H.
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w F" sFe'@tta No b44I ~ 4sa1 sA kN
Notice % ths Hsopsning OF sAs D.nvlIs Land Onlcs
a##t ,2 IA kiiinsis. stsasS-a VS.
l.al 4E4 GsHsaAL LAKD oFvs0s, Sept 10, 1855, Fl
nsTRuoTioEs have mi. day hsea transmitted me
ana receiver o. NE Danvis office Illinois lists
~ hs vacant lands remaining ssd dirty days
public notice om The date OF the said nsedons
be received BY lhea.
AEssaa.5-.saaa~* THos. A.. HENDRICKS,
sepf 2i--aawdw AlIs'sI stsrll Commissions.
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NEw foitk, BnEm kcN, AND sUUrH-
8 hMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-
~ The ships comprising this ine WASH Nc.
TON, Capt. Z. Csvendy; HERMANN. Capt. I'd
ward Hissibs.
nd
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i gaast... sRoreshD DATss o. sAILlHs.
Fycm Natp York, Fron Liyey

EDWARD X. COLLIss,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, l. co.,
....a. Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
" Austin Friars, London.
.. q. VAIN WRIGHT h CO.,
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Z NJ q.
nWELIIsG-n0UsE ard Grsanss Gsssxsssyva
sa g ss e az ..s 60 m =:
sa over four seis. ana house suissa, isr issss s
ass : s:s$:s sss.s..'. person. s'.s
Leg Leg Ss9l.w4w 's''s'''v"'
40 Whole. half and quarter boxes bunch r T.
1000 p ssss =. .a, sasi' .l~e.a. - .-
a,oeo a. s cream . s &C.. .@. s.s. /. ~ 3 Il
100 drum. smyrs. hs Mlay ..asa
. y s dozen ". i.,, .p p,ss ss,... A. -
Now Ia az Hamilton Nc ks h % s.
Nov w Mnsso@ -''-'A''.''' - : - "'.I
WINES LIQUORS. CIGARS, 80. d. n.
ss: ..s .a a Y wine. "a .,. ,...
10 s %sG = Pure = = =. ~ %s s.i.ss
rs % sa, aans.is otandy, and old whi.ksy
s ss.sa f asssa. W. sisa saa brandy
e Il s ~ sss sssss T."
Nov aI-6ufso
CAHDLEs, OH. soar. SO.
loo gallons sSnss . ssasss %s. ssa III
isssass. . sss and ys'ss SOAP
= % % e sssY starch 40 ~@
900 pound. .ais,aas
ss ~ e Hamilton m Kss s r."
Nov a7-onieod
cDEFEE, TEA. SO.
e e Sss: R ,s. and .i Lasaym COLES
ms S Ssus ehs ssaa , sssSn =, 80
. boxes maceaioa and vsrmesni
~ boxes 10 n. pepper ginger and mustard
Piss,oas Morril'. Rabbits yeas, pow
IS barrels New Orleans ,aoIssses a~.sa.4
% Do golden sirup. !, =, y
'S sass saa g. sa' '' MURRAY Sh"MhS'
20 8 ' 81 s ss:,ss s ssss. Is
100 ba Nos 1 and MackareI
is iss boxes ao .s ss.na as .-~
~ s sas. Sa ess sss a asa, nan
Nov 27-6tieod D.. q = -
pRuOM5, BUCKETS &c.
ID 400 dozen brooms
s % s ss,s'ss '"s j
s. nest. willow baskets
50 DO cords and lines
s g s s's:. . s.:s sa..s.
% s Fl Hamilton NJ ss s s~
Aa.ica,ara Discovery and 1885, b
The Soa.,siaa.I II TEXT sSss fe,ea, and Familiar
Ton Of the Constitution of shs United Sheppard
Border neAsss, Tale Mi..i-ppi, BY W. Glmore smm.
ssss. Nicholas Nckieby of Charles Dickens. SIX
The chd wife, David csppese'd Charles Dickens
iast paIIlahsd aud for sale al .' d. ~. !
-, TAYLOR MAuRY's
Eovaa ~ Bookstore, near sh street.
% gu, Of very .apeos % .s,shss q
ss pure ss s ts ss sssis. walters o
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No. b46]
Notice Of the establishment OF three add ti0nal
land districts In the State OF Iowa.

Of the Congress change
boyndhras ~ the Land dc in the State 81 Iowa. for
OeT approved March 3D. sa5 which
additional land districts said
known tho Office
b1ea established DAoOsRAA In Winnehiek county
Fokr Dopak DsTRcr" III FoRr DoDaE, Webster county
and that for the Sioux RIVER DIsTRcr" al sIorx CrrY wood
bury county. .,,aa ~
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirty
day 0f October, A., 1855.
BY order Of the President;
safsHssa4t t.4e.sb, .sg Tno5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
Nov2-law0w Flint. and Star.I
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers. sI a#tG
The ships eonpnsins tne line ths ioaowings
TIE Auanue. ....apt WeA
Uapl Eidndge
Ihe bac CAPT CoDtstoek
The AdnauE ..,.CnpI ~-
- These ships having beea built BY contract
N nessy for government sersics, has been
taken IN their construction, In their
- 20 insure strength and speed and their aeeoalno-
daons nneganed for eiagee
Price OF passage from York Liverpool asca cabin
@ second CABIN, 1s Exclusive use q extra
aJo From Liverpool 10 New York, 80 and 20 guineRs.
An experienced surgron attached % each ship.
No bershs can be secured until paid f5s.
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EINE Library Edtieps or Cssnpberl, Milton, DRY
den Byant Hneck Lousfsiow shakespeare, Byron. Pop
Moore. Hemans joanna Baltic, Cowpe Thompson, Wills 81
smith, Scott HOOD swift CHANGER spencer, Tennyson sosh
Rogers Yo Cray snd other be found
ps,oes snderrencd hne e.
uonr In and calf bindp many Of them bssu'sS
dersgned, and bound there. FRANCK TAYLoh'
. lEaE
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ALBUns, French Pe,tfs,sss, Rlbles, and P,sysr
bcs hound IN morocco and velvet with AMI without essp
Baeeys morion gold pens IN gold and silver eases 600
pencil Bodess finest prnknves impaired aec, from ne
OF drawing insrumsnts drawing books
French Enssh French Enfh, and American juvene eoos
vane Rne editions Of American, French and English "
tors 6nc bindings, Imported direct from London and Pa
Dec 30 r f-' t.7.t@aE@ 81 s4Aa& FRANCK TAYLOR
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Rafaoiion Of Fays Caiitorpia.
xHES Used States tsil steamships leave New Yorh
Nta1kK connecting with mali Panana san
These steamship the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
the panana railroad az nos ous) Is eompisisd from
to ocean, asd
gers checked In Nov York Through San FRANCISCO aud
gers are emhars cd NJ Panama
The money paid IN New YORK ths uip
Reserve steamers kept New York, Panama. and
san fncsco prevent deienoh Of accident 10 that
the route II entirely rsiiaSLe.
Passengers Panss III, day arrive Aspp
Cendneiors through by seamer take charge
women and children without other prot-ctsr'.
For through ckets the lowest apply the
West street, New York, T. w RAYMOND.
Mnys-d6
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spertacis..~-f r.
GoLD, silver fine and plated Eprctace eye rses &C.
all focuses with perifoca periscopc and psnoa ssses
long experience gasses
adapted 20 the eyes of wearers. u a
NJ. W. GAIT q FRO,
3a4 Peun between Ninth ana TEND streets
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CAHD-ws,am Tucker, tailor, No. tas Pennsy
vanta avenue, would respectfully Of
Der. s,.snssn and sssss sssei 70 his eIaeys
no . prepared 10 make up the shortest most
fashionable - -
Nov saw
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ENsRAviNe-we prepared 70 erecse promptly snd 10
~ the beet style Of the prescription
arms, cre-ts, moitoes, &c., on =
Cafd engraving and printing promptly executed. .s
N# ##aa8#,-s =. IL NJ, W. GAIT d BRO, Ie~eiers,
Dec 7-afaw9w '"'s-'' .. l.'.''' -"'s~'s
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Elm Freneh edi,ons OF Reusssau, nscins. seytgn.,
Crneis, Msiere, DE Esri Ducts Frossssf, Bourdsope,
aarr Schiller Bassuos, Manstrsiss, Maherb Descas
Barheiemy, voae. Ehateaubrisnd Fiorian, ksbess Serb
and other wr be feund ~ te mcst moderate pices w
underrynrd imported ~ himself direct from
Iusiraions. EE 81 #H Z ssgtE - ERANCK TArLoh.
Paris editions. v''t,@' 4t1 t~fat 1885, "a
Dec IS .##.N*af ~ VI *ts%aptp&f ntk E#3 @th.Nz
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EICrfLE IVORY Just several exquisite specimens
q ,i. manasastue The descent from ne c,s.
Wise - Head ~ Chr.f,n ster "Msd
nasr Ecce Homon &c ~ specially adapted os ChriHns
Al TAYLOR MAURYs
Dec 90 .. BOOKSTORE near eh street.
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r. .tal -s-s @ Law Books. Itss aEE
xYfHARToN and sune,s Medical Jurisprudsncey I vol.
whpuous Preeedepts ~ Indictments and Pleas VOL
whatons Ame,icse Criminal Laws ID edition ~ vol.
Geesirys Equity Evidence y vol
whartan,s American Law of Homicide 4 vol.
wbsron's Law Dictionary vol. -
. Library 81 Law ana Eqs,y; ID seriay, oss In 10.
Dec rs av FkANCK TAYLOR
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zIaG ER'S
Improved Sewing Machir es

20 which vas granted tho highest Awa-T. 81
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict OF Superiority
rIIHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS aA-
chine has simplifee them in many respec Is,
sad they arecapableOf executing twice The amount
Of work they cid formerly In any given time
They are without aest.on the only Machines ca
pable OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect; a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn oy any Of these machines byR simple change
Of needle and thread In such manner that the
closest Icrutiny odnno. detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will Erd
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as they
are built str0ag and durable, and not likely to
Gs: out CT order.
We have machines VITA gzsges attached, FOR
binding hats, csp-ffonis, CATERS, &c.
SILK, Thread, Cotton, Needles, SC, soasIaHtIy
On hand, az the lowest rates.
Persons desirous oflnformation regarding Sew
lag Mscaiass Will please address
1. NJ. SINGER l. CO,
1o5 Baltimore street, Baltimore
H.9.-We are prepared 20 exchange these ae-
ehines for old machines Of any kind Terms II D.
eral. Persons who have been inducedto pure hase
Inferior machines under the preteIt OF being
cheap, win h1d Ihis a bene5t indeed
mar left
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examination Of medical students, perforne
his private operations, ana at six in the even.
ing again went the rounds Of the hopital HS
principal work is his memoir I" on artifciaI
anus which forms a happy application e,
the principles developed by Jshn Hunte.
Dupuytren possessed q remarkably fne per-
son and strong constitution, 80 as TO enable
him to undergo immense bodily fatigue But
he was also afflicted with an extremely irrits-
BILE temper which made him insupportably
capricious and inconstant, often impeliing
him to rash and wrong acts, that he would
fain have recalled in his cooler moments, and
ultin ately destroyed his nervous system. He
was a most successful practitioner, having left
1896 600 TO his daughter, Madame de Beau
mont, besides 5000 TO endow q professor
ship, and $4,000 for benevolent institution
for medical men.
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ME =. IsGPF a. CO.,

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS.
DEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- Of Washington. that they have opened Dress
doors below Hibus's Music store Dresses wi
be made in the latest French style, and at the
most REASONABLE prices. All kinds Of patterns for
Mantiiias conta5tly on hand. and Pinking and
SILK Was birg done at the lowest prices. novl-1m
COMPLETE MANUAL FOR YOUNG
~ Sportsmen, by Frank FORESTER; with diIec
tions for handling the Gun, the Rife, and the
Rod the art of shooting on the wing the break
ing management, and the hunting Of the dog
the varieties and habits Of game river, lake, and
sea fishing, &c &c Complete in one volume OF
81 50. Just published
now FRANCK TAYLOR
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MRS. q. Il. sMITIs,
420 ID street north, be ttCsen 6tk asd 10

400 ID street north, bettOsen 6th sHd 7tA,
DEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- Of Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that she IS prepared TO give inst uctiOn In classes
and private lessons, In the art Of MAKING WAX
FLOWERS and VASES. Also, Wax + ruit and
ornamental leather work
Ladies' wishing 10 avail themselves OF this OPP
portunity OF acquiring most beautiful accom-
plishment will please call as early possible, as
Mrs. ). does not contemplate remaining long in
the city. ..
TERMS:
Wax Flowers In Glasses, per term OF - les
soHS.
Way Fruit In Glasses, per term OF l2 lessons .S5
Leather w Ork In Classes per teIIn OF lessons =:
Private Lessons 81 each--Vas,s $40.
BOquets and Vases, w feaths, Single Flowers,
sc for sale. or made to order. AL 26-6m
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ID street, bstIresE Sth aud 9th streets.
vENHIS ELEGANT SALOON WAS OPENED
Il on Saturday evening, November 9Th, -
and the proprietor, In soliciting patronage, 10 81
begs leave 10 assure the public that he has.&sSl
spared no pains or expense In making this the
most elegant BATTING and DRINKING SA-
LOON In Washington city Its central and prLr
vate locality, and the admirable adaptation Of the
house to the business, aided by the best of cooks
and servants, and his unremitting endeavors to
obtain the finest OYSTERS and other delicaciee
which the m-rket affords will, he hopes, merit
and receive the patronage Of his friends and the
community generally.
nov IL u Asa RICKETTS,.
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MISS HEWITT'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL,

No. 397, corner of E.tu York dcenNs and 1874 st
gTNEE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMEN CEs
L. tie first Monday IN September, and ends the
last Friday In June, and is divided into two ses-
sions.
The Principal will be assisted by the most com.
petsnt English and French resident teachers, and
every focility offered for pursuing Music and all
the various branches Of modem accomplish
mentg.
For further particulars, terms, &C., see Circu-
ctpal au 36-3t&eof
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FURs, FUKs-AT sEYMUUR's.

DECIDEDLY THE LARGEST COLLEC-
IL tlOn Of Ladies' elegant FURS that has ever
before been brought t0 this market is now ready
for sale at toe Georgetown Mas ufactory.
STONE MARTES, MINK, SABLE,
FITCH 10 FRENCH Do
ROCK Do SIBERIAN SQUIR'L;
In shoTt-every article that is fashionable in the
Fur line, and very moderate in price Ladies
will please call early and get bargains at
W. +. SEYMOUR'S,
nov 12-2w Georgetown.
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Enrm ".

Know all persons by these presents that --
-has released, a9d hereby releases, the State OF
Texas from all further Liability Or claim fOI the pay
mont of certificate or evidence Of debt number
-, Tor tae sum "f 8, isSticG by III, lao uc-
public Of Texas, [or by the authorities Of The Saie
OF Texas, a. The case may be and redee kd Dy The
United stst.S in accOria with the proS stJs of
act Of Congress- entitled an act TO provide for
the payment of such creditors OF thu late republic
Texas as are compreheuded in the act Of Congress
of september nine, eighteen hundred ard nhy,'
APPROVE the 25Ih of February 1855, and an act Of
the stat Of Texas, approved the lst Of February,
1855.
AS witness my hand and seal.
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nR MUNsON, AT 333 PENN'A AVENUE

nR. MUNsON, AT 333 PENN'A AVENUE.
~ is still making those beautiful z1.S8ssA
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the eIcelIency ofQlIHTJ
% weaginS p tsem In THIS this eity viii chesTIIV voncS
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
oft, against whom hereby caution the public
N B. Whenever Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed, tits because he Is ignorant
Of the process, incompptent to make the work, OF
sunwflling to pay for the patent je left