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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09
HOTEL ARRYAVLS.
Huntoon's Exchange. Aur. ri

Brvans. Sac + w MacGndry san Fan. w s Tomp.
klns. M'VDe, c Butler, 7. Mountain, +. Brown, do.
u Armstrong, Detroit, Il Stoddard l. Gottig, San
smith, MVille, 1 Stoylle Winner, G. w Bennett,
Ehicn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

nHThe T. r. aud o. Ditch Co, are charg-
so cents an inch for water.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-09

MULTIPLY.-Births;a at Bidwell on Aug
9th, the lady of Wm. Urton of a son.
Also, at the same place, on the eth, the
wife of C. A. Bancroft of a son.
McWilliams, agent Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express was ahead OF all opposition with hi.
customary favors.
We are under obligations to the obliging
Watson for Marysyille Express, Sac. Union,
Alta, Chronicle and Town Talk
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Proceedings Of To-Day

In TIE SENATE, to-day, on motion OF Mr.
Dodge, the Secretary of War was requested to
send in all instructions from his Department
or Gov Shannon to Col Sumner, relative to
Kansas affairs, not heretofore communicated.
Messrs Brown and Wilson introduced bills
The joint resolution granting further time
to creditors of Texas to present their claims
was taken up, and was being advocated by
Mr.. Rusk as the Star went to press.
IN THE House, after various Executive De.
partment communications had been taken
from the Speakers table and referred, Mr.
Whitfield introduced a bill to compensate PEG.
pie of Kansas for damages during tho recent
Kansas disturbances, and bill establishing
an 5. district court and two additional land
Offices in Kansas.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, reported from the
Ways ard Means Committee the Indian, Civil
and Army appropriation bills; also, bill
amending the twenty eighth section of the
tariff act of 1852, so as to prohibit importa
tions Of indecent pictures, transparencies
statuary, &c and to secure their destruction
when found imported; all which bills were
duly committed.
On motion of the same gentlen an, the pend
ing bill to amend, generally, the tariff law
was made special order for the first Tuesday
in February next
The regular order-the message-next came
up, and Mr.. Nichols was addressing the House
on it when the Star went to press.
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Ihalberg's Concerts.

NJ. Thslberg gives the FIRST of his two con-
certs in this city st Carusi's Saloon tonight
His fame is go widely extended and go little
else has been talked about in musical circles
through the past week than the concert Of to-
night, that We should only waste time and
space in saying more on the subject. We will
however add, that the array of additional mu-
steal talent is in itself Of higher order than
usually serves as the attractions of a concert,
comprising such names as D'Apgri, De Will
horst, and NJ. Rudolphson.
The Philadelphia United States Gaestte
sage of D'ADgri: Such a oontrslto is seldom
met with" Madame Do Wiihorst and her
romantic history are already familiar to our
readers.
NJ. Thaibsrg's concert last night in Balti.
more was one ct the most brilliant musical
events ever known in that city, aud such we
are sure will be the case here.
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The Southern Commercial Convention.
Correspondence Of the Star

SAVANNAH, Dec ii, 1856
The Convention will most likely adjourn to-
night sine die.
1t adopted yesterday, in its full extent, the
proposal to construct ferry line Of steamships
from the Chesapeake Bay, as advocated by
Col Mann
The following is an abstract of the resolu.
tions reported by Mr. Do Bow of La, from the
buslness committee appointing the ext meet
ing Of the Convention at Knoxville, on tho I'd
Monday of August, 1857; endorsing A. Dudley
MaDn's scheme for line Of iron steam ferry
boats, of $4,000 tons each, from Chesapeake
Bay to Milford Havon, England; fayoring the
Introduction Of Southern text books into South
crn schools and colleges, and the appointment
of committee Of distinguished Southern pro-
fessorS to prepare such works; recommending
Southern Legislatures to order their use in said
schools; favOring the encouragement Of South
ern books, periodicals. and journals, in place
Of Northern publications. and recommending
the encouragement of mining and manufactu-
ring interests at the South.
No action was taken upon the resolutions
looking to the opening Of tho slave trade; many
able speeches, however, being made pro and
con upon them.
To-day great many important resolutions
wero adopted with uuanimity from the COM
mttee of business Southern education and
teachers and text books the Southern press
mining and manufactures the Pacific rail
road naval schools at the South; the Tehu-
antepec route; the establishment of works al
the South for the manufacture Of cannon and
side arms the better distribution by the gov
eminent of the munitions of war in the South
ern States; the defence of our Soathern from
tier; the duties Of the South in regard to Kan
ss6 etc. etc. A resolution expressing sympa.
thy with the cause of Gen. Walker in Central
AvnA IL
The Convention, as will be seen, has made
itself permanent SoUrHRoN
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Hall Of Mass Harlan, Harris Of Ala Harris Of
illinois, Harrison, Haven, Herbert, Hickman,
Hodges, Hoffman, Holloway, Horton Of N Y ,
I horton OF Ohio Houston, Howard: Hughston'
Jewett, Jones Of Tennessee. Jones Of Pa Kelly,
Kelsey kennett, kidwell, King, Knapp, knight,
hnox, kunkel, Lake, Letter, LetcheT, Lindiey,
Lumpkin, Mace, A. X. Marshall OF Ky. H. Mar
shall OF Ny, Marshall OF Ill nj atteson, Maxwell,
McCarty, McMullin, Miller Of n. ", Miller OF
Ind, Millson, Millwaid Moore, Morgan, MOI
rili, Morrison, Mott, Murray; Nichols, Norton
Oliver Of N. Y, Oliver Of Mo Orr, Pacher,
Parker, Pearce, Peck, Pennington. Perry, Petit
Phelps, Pike, Porter, POWELL pringle p pShna
Roberts Robson, Ruin, sabin, Sage, s "a ?,
Tenn. smith Of Ala, sneed Spinner, Stanton,
stephens, stranahan, Talbot, TaPpan, Taylor,
Thorington, Thurston, Todd, TIiPRe, Under
wood, Vail, Walk, Wade, Waterman w alpridge,
Waldron, Warner, Washburne Of WIS, wash
burne Of H., Washburn Of Me. WEIGH, Wells,
Wheeler. whitney, Williams, Winslow, WOOD,
Woodruff, Woodworth, Wright OF Tenn, and
Zollicofer-lS3.
Nays-Messrs. Barksdale, Bennett Of Miss,
Brooks, Keitt, Qultman. Shorter, Walker, and
Wright Of MISS
Shortly afterwards they adjourned.
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THAIBERG'S TWO CONCERTS
IN WASHINGTON.
AT CARUSPS SALOON,
ON TUESDAY AND SATURDAY,
December 18th and 2Oth.
THE FIRST AND CON ERT
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. lerh.
S. THALBERG,
MADAME CORA DE WILHORsT,
NJ RUDOLPH sIGNOR ABELLA,
NJ THALBERG,
VIII play the same pieces as at his frst Concert
in New York.
FANTASIAS,
" LA SONNAMBULA,n "MASANlELLO."
ETUDE INA, Repeated Notes
GRAND VARIATIONS on the Elisir D'Amofe,
MADAME DE WILHORST,
Will sing two arias from I" IL Trovatore' and
"Betly,n the Brinolisi from [" Macbeth"
and the {" X icci Nalz.o
MR. RUDOLPH SON
VIII sing an aria from La sonnsmoula," also
al Balen" and Moorish Serentde,
by KucbIn.
Doors open at * O'Clock. Concert commences
at O'Clock.
The Price Of Admission will be 81 SO for Re-
served Seats throughout the ON.
no The only authorized Ticket ONCE at Ds-
Wis sM usical Store
H. The sale will commence on saturoay
morning, December 18th.
III On Monday, December 18th, viil be given
the second Grand Concert In Baltimore dec III
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In TIE SENATE, yesterday, after We went
to press, the credentials of the Hon James
Harlan as Senator from Iowa, with the pro-
test of the Senate Of that State against them,
were referred to the Judiciary committee.
Shortly afterwards, the bill to provide for
the settlement Of the claims of the officers Of
the Revolutionary army and the widows and
orphan children Of those who died in the ser
vice, came up as a special order, and was de.
bated by Messrs. Evans and Seward, in its
favor.
Mr.. Pratt moved to amend it by adding a
section including officers of the Revolutionary
navy, &c ; lost after debate-yeas 10, nays 80
Mr.. Baysrd offered an amendment to ex-
tend the provision Of the bill to all lineal do
scendants Of Revolutionary officers; and pend.
ing the question upon it they adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. Mcqueen moved to lay
Mr. Etheridge's slave trade resolution on the
table; not agreed to-yeas IL, nays 1877.
Mr.. Millson, stating that vote for or against
the resolution would place him in false posi-.
ton, was excused from voting thereon.
ERE the question was put ON it various gen
tlemen explained their votes upon il amid dis
order screenings, DC, from the Republican
side of the chamber
The said resolution was then adopted-yeas
l52 nays 81.
Mr.. Orr (Mr. Barclay objecting) then offered
the following resolution
RsSotred, That it is inexpedient, unvise,
and contrary to the settled policy of the United
States, to repeal the laws prohibiting the AT
| rican slave trade ; the rulos having been sus
pended to that end by a vote of yeas Isl,
| nsysI2
| Mr.. BOyce offered as a substitute for Mr.
| Orr's, the following:
| Re'otced. That the House Of Representa-.
tives, expressing what they believe to be the
| opinion both OF the North and South. are Cd.
posed TO the reopening Of the African slave
trade not agreed to-yeas 1873, nays S-as fol
lows:
| Yeas-Messrs. Aiken, Albright, Allen, Allison
| Ball, Barbour, Barclay, Benson, Blllinghurst
| Bingham, Bocock, Boyce, Bradshaw, Branch
Brenton, Burlington, BuIlingame, Burnett, Cad
walader. Campbell Of Pa, Campbell Of Ohio
Caru,hers, Chafse, Clarke Of N. Y Clark OF
Conn CIawson, Ciingman, Cobb Of Ala, Colfax
Comins, Crawford, Cumbsck, Daniel, David
son, Davis Of H., Davis OF Mass Day, Dean
Denver, Dewitt, Dick. Dickson, Dodd, Dowdell
Durfre, Eide, EdmundsOn, Edwards, Emrie
English, Etheridge, Eustis, Faulkner, Flagler
Florence, Foster, Fuller Of Me-, Galloway, GIL
bert, Granger, Greenwood, Grow, Hall Of Iowa
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SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS.

We End In the IHtei(IgeHceT the following
extract from Central American letter, pub
Iished in yesterdays Courier and Enquirer,
bearing date October 23d, last, which embraces
key to the very latest news concerning Wal
ker and his affairs, and confirms its truth in
the face of the contrary statements received
on the day before from Walkers partisans,
via New Orleans:
"The last news we have is, that tho allies
were besiegipg Walker in Granada, and that
Mariners forces had taken the fort on the
beach, and cut him of from the water, which
is about half a mile from the city. All the
hills, as we'll as the Chontales road and the
streets Of Jalteva, are occupied by the allied
forces. IL is re ported that Walker intended
escaping to Rivas, as he only has two days
provisions in Granada. There is 10 doubt
Walker Is in a confOundedly tight place, as
Maasya and Nindiri furnish nearly all the
provisions consumed in Granada, and they to
certainty arein the hands Of the allies. If
Walker is able to retreat upon Rivas, he will
be just as badly of there, as there is nothing
to be had there, and be will not do it unless
with the intention Of making his escape from
the country, which he would. Of course, have
TO do via Virgin Bay or San Juan del Sur"
The Union publishes letter calling atten-
ton to the valuable services rendered in be-
half Of the Democratic cause in the late cleo
ton by Col. Alexander, of Rhode Island. We
may not insppropriately add that no gentle
man labored harder or more effectively in that
canvass than another distinguished Jerseyman
the Hon. George Vail-whese peculiar du-
ties throughout it kept him for the most part
in the National Democratic Committee room
in tais city. To his clear head and energy Of
character are the Democracy of the Union
greatly indebted indeed, for their triumph.
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PATENT QUILTED SKIRTS.

THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES IS
u particularly invited to these newly invented
SKIRTS, composed Of the Fibres CT the Calamus
Rotang, which possesses Bouyancy and Ela,tIi
city combined with L'ghiness unsurpassed by
any other material, imparting an elegant, ana
graceful Ggure, and obviating the inconvenience
of the ordinary hoop In windy weather.
The economy OF tnese Skirts is also a great re-
communication, possessing the bulk and waImin
of four and the weight only OF one, especially
adapting them to the present season
For sale at w. EGAN d SUN,
323 south side Of Pennsylvania avenue
dec 16 81 TIptl bet. 9th ana 7th sts.
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A CARD.
c. C. A T z,

Bridge street, Gesrgetswn,
South side, bsticess High and Congrsss st,ests,
ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS PA
IL irons and the public generally that he 10 now
prepared to furnish PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
DC in the best and most elegant sty:e, at the
shortest notice. He will give his personal at
tendance. and assume the responsibility OF The
entertainment.
c. C. Arz, grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, assures his friends and
all who may give him call that every EFFORT on
bis part will be made to merit continuance Of
their favors. He solicits an examination Of his
large and elegant assortment Of CAKES, CON-
FECT1ONERY, &c which he offers for sale at
the lowest prices. dec 1--WE
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MlNCE MEAT

MlNCE MEAT.
DOMESTIC PREPARED. WITH GOOD
- materials and under personal directions, but
cannot be sold for less than 20 cents PEI pound
all the materials used are as good az usually used
In home. made Mince Meat
And SULTANA RAI5INS, CITRON, CUR
RANTS. FRUITS, and NUTS OF all kinds, to-
gether with all the diffe ent kinds Of herm Ell
callv sealed VEGETABLES, FRUITS On
FISH In cans and jars. For sale by
JAMES H SHEkELL.
dec 1876 TIntl 279 F street, corner 18th.
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NO ADVANCE In PRICES.

I AM DAILY RECEIVING AND ADDING
u to my already large stock Of rich JEwELRY,
WATCHES and SILVER WARE, all Of the
most choice, rich and desirable Goods in my line
Of business, and am manufacturing on NV own
premises sterling silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies',
Cake, Pie, Fruit, Fish and Butter Knives; Olive,
Pickle and F ish F forks, and all kinds Of fancy
Silver Ware. do not buy my Silver Ware at
the North, and then pretend to have manufac-
tured II here but everv article manufactured In
my own shop will be warranted COIN SILVER
keep also fne lot OF Silver Plated Goods, ii old,
Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses, to.
gether with a variety OF other goods All OF
which am selling at lower prices than goods Of
the same quality has been, or is now, selling in
this or neighboTng cities, at the sign Of the Large
dec 16.tf H. O. HOOD
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HaNOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
O~A leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock OF GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is 70 25 per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
lie 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT
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<THE BEN FRANKLY TARGET
~ Company, No. 1, have the pleasure Of
announcing to their friends and the public gener.
ally, that they will give their TWELFTH AS
SEMBLY, at HARMONY HALL. on TUESDAY
EVENING, December 10Th, 1856
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; to be hsd Of any of
the members or at the door on the evening of the
Assembly.
The Company would be pleased to see their
friends and former patrons
dec 1l-eo3t THE COMMITTEE.
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FINE ARTS.

r0NNOISSEURS ANDTH PUBLIC GEN
~ orally are invited 10 call at my Auction
Room, Iron Hall, and inspect the superb cellec-
ton OF PICTURES now arranged for exhibition,
which are to be sold at public auction by cata.
logue on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, December 18th and 18Th, COM
mencing each evening at O'Clock
Pictures possessing the same merit and bv such
eminent artists have never been offered a. auction
in This city. See Advertisement
c. w BOTELER, Auctioneer.
p. S.-The room will be open TO vIsiters, pre-
viously to the sale, from a. m. to p. m.
dec l6-3t
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HAVE ADDED To MY STOCK A LOT OF
choice old BRANDIES; pure old Madeira Of
many other WINES; different brands OF CHAM
PA6NE; pure shiedam GIN; Jamaica and An
tqua RUM; pure Monongahela, old Family
Rye, Irish, scotch, and 6ibson's old Nectar
WbISKIES nf 1874 fresh LOBSTERs, BIT
TIERS, PICKLES, genuine Havana CIGARS,
very fne, with many other articles In q Wine
store, will be sold low by
B NJ REED, 80 street,
dec 10 -eo1w near 18th next to Chubb Brothers
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IMPROVED SETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH,

nR. M. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
u patentee OF t'Loomis' Mineral Plate
Teeth, % will attend personally, during y
the winter at his flee, on Pennsvlva- dIU
MIA avenue, between nth and 18th streets, two
doors below the Kirkwood House
This improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
chiefly In making an upper or lower set Of but
one piece Of material-ieeth and plate all solid
and Of the same substance No metal Of any kind
is used In constructing teeth In this way, conse-
quently they are perfectly free from all galvanic
action and metallic taste. Being all Of one solid
piece If mineral, there are no joints to become
Allied with moisture or PARTICLES Of food, hence
they are absolutely ps,s and clean, and will al
ways continue They are also lighter, stronger
less clumsy and more natural in their appearance
tban teeth constructed In other methods.
dee l6.tf
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ASSES SORS' NOTICE THE
M voters Of the several Wards will please
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, froin 10 o'clock q. m 10
, O'Clock p m. every day. except Sundays and
Christmas day, from the 18th TO the 3lst OF this
month. inclusive, for the purpose Of revising and
correcting the poll lists
First Ward--Samuel Redfern's, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street.
Second Ward-J Williamson's, 413 10th st.
west between and streets north
Third Ward-J. M. Downing's, 5i7 l. street
north. between 7th and 9Th streets west.
Fourth Ward-City Hall
Filth Wsrd7-B r Dyef's, Gao New Jersey ave-
nue., b tween and E streets south
Sixth Ward-Oface Of 8 Briggs, II street
south, between Sth and 9tA streets east
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn. IT,, SIS street.
south, between 9Th and 9th streets west.
dec 10-d
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SEND YOUR ORDE

NOR SCHWARTZ & DRURYS CELEBRA
Il ted COVE OYSTERS; witch ~ r.
for size and delicacy Of favor are un- IN (ex
fquiled. Having employed an addi- Ntk6a]
uonal force Of shuckers, the largest ~
orders can be fllet without delay. Oysters ser
to any part Of the city
SCHWARTZ DRURY,
4e9 18th street, I'd door above f also,
dec Is eo3t Steamboat Wharf.
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'J'HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

FIHI8 II IU q NOTICE INA
l. the subscriber hath obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of Washington county, In the Dis
trIct Of Columbia, letters testimentory, on the
personal estate OF Lewis Mattiugly, late Of Wash
ington county, deceased. AL persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibited the same, with the vouchers
day Of december next; they may otherwise by
law be excl uded from all benefit Of the said es-
tate Given under my hand this 18th day of De-
cember, 1855. Namely MATTIN6LY,
dec I6-w3w Executrix
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO ARE OPENING
L l. large and beautiful assortment Of GOODS,
suitable for presents on the approaching holidays,
such az Jewel Case', Watch Stands, Gard Re
ce,veIs, Work Boxes, Cabas, Scissors In cases,
Dressing Cases, Card Gases, Portmonnaies, Port
iolios, Tablets, Travelling Companions, Writing
Desks, Perfume Cases, Toilet Bottles, CiPat
Cases, CT. ar Stands, Statuettes, Jet Ornaments,
Coral Goods, &c.
Also fine assortment OF French and German
Toys, Games, Targets, AutomatoDs, &c, to
gether with great many articles not necessary to
enumerate. HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO,
dec Ia 3l0 Pa ave bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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A CARD.
yINHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY In

CARD.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
Il formed that In consequence Of the advertise.
Sth Of January ne1t, and the probability Of our
having to vacate soon after, we will commence
from this date TO sell OF entire stock Of sc DDS
AT CosTEOR CAsH
Those persons who desire to have goods charged
on their accounts notified that 10 per cent VIII
be edded 10 the cost
A part Of the stock is composed Of some Of the
frest and most expensive SILK GOODS, real
LACE GOODS. and FRENCH EMBROID-
ERIES; fine CLOkKS and SHAWLS, DRESS
GOODS OF choice fabrics, best LYONS VEL.
VETS, and a complete assortment Of all kinds OF
Staple DRY GOODS adapted to the wants Of
families.
All accounts on our books will be made of and
presented on the Gath Of this month Those in
debted to Us will greatly oblige US with sc tie
mept
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 CO,
dec 10 Ct Corner Of Pa avenue and 9th st
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CHURCH FESTIVAL -

&GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL -
A The Ladies' Of Grace Church, Island,
the Rev Alfred Holraead, Rector, intend opening
their sale Of useful and fancy articles, on MON
DAY EVENING December 9Th at Concert H all,
adjoining the Star Buildings A large collection
Of Christmas Presents, Toys, &c have been Sc
cured, to which special attention Is invited The
proceeds Of the Festival are to be appropriated to
the debt Of Grace Church. Donations are solicited
and may be left at the house Of the Rector, or at
The hall dec 6.2w
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Drown SUGARS, 10, II, AND l2k;
- Coffee Sugar 10; Crushed Is,
Choice Green and Back Teas, 50 to IS,
Currants rs and 81; Citron Is and 81
Sweet Cider, Mince Meat, Almonds, Pigs,
Prunes, Dates, &C. JOS w DAVIS,
Nv Corner 81 aud streets.
CAME TO The sUBsCKIBER. LIVING
~ on the corner Of H and I'd streets, (Island, J
on the 9Th Of December, a COW and BULLOCK,
beth red, with wide horns The owner viii
please come forward, prove property pay charges
and take them away
dec 16- Ste JOHN E MILLS
ENOR SALE.-A BRIGHT BAY MARE, 4
Il years old, Of gentle disposition, sound a.
wind and limb, and right In every psrti- 10y
cular She 10 parted from for no fault, but be-
cause hes work lies where railroad cars will
shortly be in operation. Asv be seen at DR.
KINGS Brick-ysJd, city road, Alexandra, Va /,
~ miles from the Long Bridge, Washington,
ID @. dec l6.3s
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NOTICE.

PURE COUNTRY MILK.
FAMILIES DESIRING TO BE SUPPLIED
l. from Locust Hill Dairy, will do well TO give
ten or fifteen days notice Ia advance of com.
mencemsnt Address the /" proprie or Of Locust
Hill Dairy through the Post once.
dec l6-3w&
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th streea
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or liable board
can be obtained. epo-H