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The daily union., 1856-12-30
NEW YORK posi- oFFICE SITE

By the following extract from article in the New
York AtAs 1t would that the title TO the property
selected BY the President TO be the site for ths post Office In
New York city has been cleared Of all doubt not
only By Judicial Determination but BY corporate action Of
the city government
On Wednesday evening the board of councilman bT .
vote Of - passed ordnsnos removing the restre-
tiOns, the and occupation Of the land imposed IN
the original grSn and ty confirming the oopreyed by
the commissioner, Of the sinking fund Wesley Keep
james This ordnance according the decision Of yuds.
Roosevelt perecs the title and dsprves the corporation Of
all contingent right 70 respter spd take possession Q. The
property, Jet be used sor uLsteFsr psrposs may On
Friday evening the board Of sdsrnen By ~Ot. Of II 70
concurred in the passage of the ordnance which yessrdsy
received the approval Of the mayor and became rspe
able Law.
The title being clear and ipdisput.be tb,r. win
probably be delay in i transfer United State. for
post Office rts in Aooordspcs With a. arrangement prsv
0ssy made between It's present rDd the President
Congress At u present session will undoubtedly provide fr
the erection Of suitable building, which win be an orn,
nent to the city aod ennvepienos ia inhnt,In when
this sdhcs ereced and shsn Bsstmsn street shall be
opened through, with Park PIsos and All
that portion o the Park soutb Of line Of such opening
thrown into The street, bringing Park Row front on
Broadway, ne shs bsTe n improvement that ibsva
bly, command the appreciation o the public and prove
Of immense Tslus 10 property In the neighborhood"
The daily union., 1856-12-30

MURDKR ST. LOUIS Considerable excitement has been
produced ST Louis by the murder the Virginia Hotel
in that city Of Dr. Cleveland by his roommate young
man named Sharp The murderer has been arrested and
hss confessed the deed Tbs St Louis Republican Of the
25th says:
S0n searching him there were found his person
eleven dollars in money and check for a coat which be
had deposited the hotel lettered follows Virginia
Hotel IL this beings further conclusive evidence est4b-
fishing identity. BE then brought TO this city in
buggy the river being crossed in boat. On bis way
down Sharp quite communicative speaking Of bis
hardbood and desiring that might not be down
the Of vAny hardheAredness but 70
sense Of honor.
Sharp is q scion Of quite romantic family BE is
nephew Of the Mr. Sharp who killed in Frankfort
Kentucky, many years ago, by BeAuchamp aud the trial
and story Of which at the time and long Afterwards oc-
cupied 50 much Of The public attention.
Prisoner well connected In ths county where be for
mey resided and be expresses bis firm conviction that be
viii get of clear, the Of heated blood and the
absence Of malice prepense He present lodged in
Jail for safe keeping
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FOr he Union.
A SUGGESTION.

In contrmpsfing that formidable array Of talent
influence combined against Mr.. BuchAnsn known as tn
Quntuple Alliance, might say to that gentleman hs
F.lssn said 10 Prince Hal Gould the devil pick thee on
ser such enemies p Hoxpur Gendower and all his mss
ci.ns were nothing TO them So conscious we Of I'm
pending danger that il premature well pre-
sumptnous we would advise Mr. BuchAnan to get thes
dangerous persons out Of the way soon possible b.
sending each 4 diplomatic mission The junior
knight OF the Post would doubt be proud 70 hurs
the OF the Emperor Soouqus he Of the Times being
out-snd-out phlAnthroPist might be sent to the Fe
IsAnds or the Iss Of DesoAou to ChrstAnizs and civ
Es the Amiahle natives he Of the Courier and Enquire
the Court Of ST. JAmss where hiE confidential rslAons
with The British cabinet and his intimacy with the Foreign
Secretary could not fail Of being greatly instrumental il
fostering those cordial feelings o Amiy happily Euosis'
ing bet the countries be Of The Tribune Is adm
rAbly ftted for mission that tribe Of strong mnde
tAd to exist somewhere the head-water Of th
Amazon and 20 have given their name 10 that river
though Lent Berndon did hsppen to Light them
and be Of the Herald to the King Of ths Mosquoe Thu
the alliance would be happily dsspsted and tbe democ
rAry laved from inpsnding destruotioni o p.
We have carefully excluded from the Union svery spscu-
laou or suggestion which could be construed b,
iupioaiion into wish 10 msddle with Mr.. Buehsnsn,
policy TO The patronage Of the sOvGnmsnt In giTns
PLACE the above suggesonE ar not departing from
tbe rus of RoninterrentOn, nssmuch vs dissent en-
trsy from the policy recommended We admit ths, th
parties indicated possess the peculiar qualifications As dip
IOs, the several specified but cannot agrt
thRt the interests Of the democratic party or which the
sHns thing, 6 the country, would Be promoted BY tbt
vitbdrsus Of the quintuPe allies from their present posi-
tons In the srsi place. Il Demonstrated BY the result
q the late election especially in The city Of New York
whore all the allies live that Eve blsck republicans
could hare formed alliance less soisnt for mschief
clear therefore, that their places could not be supplied
ey Others less mPotsn whilst they mght turn to be
much more dsagsrous In the NEXT place n the sIspo
hsd been dangerous the hveoorneTSd warfare
going on between the quintuPcs promises apprO
Tats disposition Of each other than that br our
aorfsPopdeat II u clear that The fate Of the Kilkenny
ae must very orsrtaks them al For tbsss reasons
V' protest against any interference BY Mr. Buchanan il
tSs premises
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OFFICIAL.

TErafUET DEraHrHHET.
November "a lr16.
Notice hereby gwen boters to.rs a a.
Uniisd thai purchase came unut
The ~ q March uniess s a BE- prsy
"uSy Obtained and pay, alsr.. Aeerusd
from lie date Of The last semi dTdsnd interest ersan
nEsthsT with days ESslohA 8, "a reach
me Venoor The following a. emlam
for The sock Il iet1, ptemiaHn sf 10 per esnL
For the rock of ss and lefs p<e1uns ey cent sns
Coz of Isso, comBoaly TerAs Ineery s,ot
preuiun of6 per cent
Ceruhctos q stocs Transmitted s dspsre.i uad.r %
c mnsi b assigned the Unsd s.iss ~ the pay duy u
usd = eeore the prcooods date hereof and n.
s day q Janua nsI the yras interest must be
sssFned ~ the p-ni stockh0ds will payable hsrsto-
tre and corresponding deduction Ne amount psy-
sbls foT e ,toct.
Payment Tor hs stocks aSgbsd rsHsB.isd w - made
y dfau on ne Assistant Treasurer BOsion ssw Yort ar
FhadePha Al the opoon q hs psues ., receive ne
onsJ which sboald Be % ACCOMPANYING ne
eefuheAeA- JAMES GUTHRIE,
nov 2N-otAdAafchf Secretary BE- Tfe.sury.
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% " " ICI IA L..

Drr.pTsFrT sTETr,
wsshinsso1, Dec. -. Ass.
Authesne department
Couvcrron efPsra has passed me following
EAricis Al prorsors primary necessity upor
fsf The space % eighteen montbs.
.Atcs 2. Th- ETnt viii the katona
the perus.
ehanfss should hs
.pciinr 81 specially cnrrn,
out principle ~ their free iupcrtsn0p
fCommuuicne Tits povef,
csssHry q % my y ssism.ni
EnAstsa Han s-~siont LIMA November Issf
fsFnedD Sanns Topo ureta President; unones
s.crrtsryG Fiu 2. Mesa, scergtaryn
proper add that reaurst approval
oi Prru. which, a d aouhaea, h viii receive.
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snNsIhLR AnNIcR

The Oregon Weekly Times oossi truly patriotic srtcl.
in support Of the Union with the following sensible ad
vic.
the oessrrsnos Of the ls- ard respect for rights
interests of oH the States snd Territories principles
Which every true patriot should n,t the n N.
risns gsnsrshon The principle o. dsunion should h.
o-ned do-n and the word disunon ought TO be considered
rrprcseh 70 all -ho in dsrespeot Of the strong h,n
which hold together thirty and ssrsn Ferrri..
Sectional aud Local eHsrsness bare proper tribunal 70 refer
all differences fof settlement, under the and con.tts
ton Of this country and the Who refures 20 respect ana
honor them better ftted or other country thar hs
Re better adapted for other ooubts whose laws and reg
uaons approximate bis ibernl and selsh
sordd prpopss We sdrise al cro,kes 10 leave country
whose government they sssp,e and daily mslgD and hDd
better, v thsy oaH."
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HON. J. W. H. UNDERWOOD.

The Atlanta lntelligencer says:
we grahed to learn, BY teegraphic despatch from
washngtOn yesterday, that this distinguished Georgian hsi
appointed by the President Judge Of the supreme
Of Territory Ct Nebraska This is nerited tribute
Of sbes lawyers who has done much to the
success Of the democratic party in Georgia.
Judge Underwood will take the place Of the Hon Ed
ward r. Harden who regret 10 learn has been compel
led resign his the supreme bench from continued III
health oscasoned by the severity OF the climate We hope
that his native State win this excel
lent gentenA to complete health"
The daily union., 1856-12-30
Rnrk.t,

INV YonE, Dec. 2scotton has advanced and Is buoy
sntsaes Of 200 bales oresns mdding l3K cents Up
land mddngs, Is cents. Flour tends downwsrd-ssss q
1900 bHrrs stste - 10 Sc 40j southern heavy at 81
81 rs. whea closes Ftesdy, though prices are rather
eNsiersnles Of L. 900 Bushels wbite 81 Ts red 81 S.
Corn duh and lorerssle, Of 10 900 bushss; nired 70
whit. and yellow, "a oents. PORK hrm At $40 for
n.ss. Beef 10 unch.nged.
The daily union., 1856-12-30

A CHKIsTsAs GHTs-Hon David Prentiss Of Utica New
York nearly 20 yesrs Of age was the tutor Of eror
eruor Seymour, Hon Ward Hunt and Others Who have
reached high public hopo His old pupils bsr. no, for
gotten him rbsy make up annual holiday gin for bis
benefit Of $500 each Five Of these gentlemen made up in
this way purse Of s25oO for the old genemani Christ
UA6
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MO MING. DEC. 80. 1855.

aN, I,K.rL Z yaHIs No. sOsh Teal suesi, PhAas
~. on ksnssaI ussslias Assa1 assisted y Wa H hEID
- ,olI4Es JAxEs DEEEss, J. HAEsuTT n ; J4zEs, TAss
D MICS n W. M04SIsOs, n W. niLsrs Wa Z "AfAAAAS
49, CLEsOS D. ArsTIK, BEH n swAIS T. AIl2As, and
!. DAvLs
am HEEET NJ LKWIs u AOBtsOmeEy Alabama, Ia 0uS sen-
- assn of Alabama and fenAssee, a.
90 by C. r. LIWIB JAHEs o. LEwIs and sAE0sL D. LE"ts
a. ar C. W. yAnKs, HArS0n street, Cincinnati, ONO, ,
rn.r.l collecting agent Western States and TeIA
.ssd ~ n. J. THOHAs WILIIAA H. TEOAAs Taos A. JAMEs
D. A l. CHILBs, MOEEIs, and RieHAHB LIAKE Re
- Du Of either viii be gOOd.
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fgru y.

- h al anese presents thai -- has released,
o hefe ases State of T,ras from All farther
am o' he Of certscnfs ey6~nee of
esf - for The of -, issRed BY the late republic
teKAx or BY the authorities 0f Teras
Be- and cde-sd BY The United accordance pro
Visions q of Congress, entiod provide
yment oi sBoh creditors of t rspube o
rhendsd IN the of Congress of
ded and hhy, 2h ssbSH1y
u the state q reHz approved the l of February,
A. witness my hand and seal.
29-dififtJnn
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OFFICIAL.
TEsAsgEr pErAE.Asnr,

TEEAsUEr DEF4E,AEST,
AHsusl - lea
Joint RESOLUTION extending the ans q
TeEAs prsasni tbsI elima-
a, sss s Ss g CO a. s s. y. sgrsst - i
me % feuh q ths AZ q hs sss fseaAD
psbe texas eOmpSsbsbdsd The Of Congress q
S he space q Gius Ss :. y ss Secretary q Bs Tsasu %
the time which Of me Appropriated y TIE ann
% e, Sss q q ] ss G SSSa =
isss isss ne @s q sss s"ass ssd )
debt recognized BY sas oI
% a sS' = h % S, % SSSss S sS % sS Ss
Treasury department por sd h Of
ssS Rs ssslsia he ssy hereby aaisoasd @ . pay .
SsS, no sSsnlsa before iSs S day 81 june & Who mas %
sent and Ihs q, e Treasury Department. be,tep s
proper Unilsd rsIss
6y dollars and aer pS,nen hereof nc ssa sretsy
q s ~ asa ssaor nss and a,'ssgs and ry ne
dollars. thea remaining in The treasury TGf smonrsi all e
Approved August Is, lsSS.
hereby given bonds and y
dsnces debt Of lsie republic Of pre-
this department day June last
win be seed pro win
be paid e lawful holders theeOf presented Day
Of January accompanied with the necessary
genunenes, win States required
give this department the custody o. Faeh bonds cerhenies and
evidences debt and with releases URed Texas
in accordance with The PIovaOns Of the Of Congress
February, 1855.
presented win The certificates saed by comptroller
possesses no means Of
verifying The Certificates bone and Prossoy BY
republic Of Terss and audited by
Of the State The and proper proof
Of the latter the cscate comptroller the Stale Of
Texas, who has the ocai charge original relating
TO the debt Of the late republic Of Texas.
The assignment and releases msy
The Of the Treasury OF e
0f
messed BY the Assistant Secretary chief poy
certified by the under his the holder.
desire make The releases oz Of The
city of Washington be done presence an san,
Of notary public and be BY collector or surveyor
and The public and be certified notary his noa
nal seal and there be no collector surveyor m
he place where the resides the assignment, may
executed before Of Of the Judge
and clerk thereof and be witnessed them aud eehed by
clerk under his seal OF oee and holder the United
STATES the may be executed before any
United staies and certified hy him upds,
hs consular seal All executing a
leases must deeiaT under oah notary clerk or
CONSUL the owrs OF he Ger
fca other evidences m, have besu A..
signed 10 then hOna s for collections notary clerk or
consul must include The faei Of thai eehats
u acknowledgement.
assigned for coeci 81 in pledge The name Of rs par,y hold
ing the benehe esduay interest
10 - aGsrii, and release
Texas mnsi be duly executed by such party
gnmen and releases from person
and payment : requested.
more evidences d tbs
character Of debt be included asssamen
releases, and sdsy onehip, certificate u cgrrtey
described BY number amount original pzyee II
should also whether the cehcaiss
hores OF The State d Texas ftpu
e issued By The republic Of TeIa according
Of each
assignment United States may be rnsde IN sp
form the releases should Be sccordng Ess su4L
ed-A and b. JAMES GUTHRIE
secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1856-12-30
zssr iron y~u H.r,ox

Ispursbrscr, mo, Dec. 7O.-Tbs Santa Fs mail has
arrived Reports having srpsrisnoed heavy snosI ard
much trouble from the kiowu Beats Fort attacked
By the Kowa and but Tor the ntefsrencs Of the Chsyen
woud have been destroyed Capt Dodge Indian srsst
for the NAvAo had been taken prisoner By the Apobe
Numerous Indian dePredsSions reported.
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Laier frorn Rarnnn

cHEsLEEToS, Dec. 1s-Ths steamship Isabel, from Bs
rsns via Ksy wes 2sth inst srrired here night Th
news 10 unimportsnt. Among her PsssengsrI Major Ds
shell, United States army,
The daily union., 1856-12-30
TWAS

We copy The following from the last Galveston News
In Ttrns the banner State Fillmore received msjortss
eV Of ZIG oountes and these msortss added together
@Ats but sS votes We understand that Malcolm ID. Or,
s'ctor Saturday last The messenger 70 carry the
Ft5drntisl vpts u the State 70 Washington city
The daily union., 1856-12-30
FLORIDA UNITED STATES SENATOR.

We copy the following from the Savannah Georgian Of
last Fridays issue:
private despatch received from friend in Macon this
morning the fact that Mr. Mallory WAs nonAso
a. lectioa by the democratic Of the Florida legs
Br ON the night Of Last Tuesday The election was TO
come Of the next day, when he doubtless chosen
The daily union., 1856-12-30

We continue our report Of the debate in the two houses
Of Congress on the Presidents message by giving this
morning in full the speech delivered in ths Senate on The
sth instant by Hon Mr.. CollAmer Of Vermont
The daily union., 1856-12-30

tslsgrsPhie despatch fron New Orleans dated the
7sh the death Of Hon Robert Nicholas former
ly United States senator from L~uisisns
The daily union., 1856-12-30

A. oOus ros skwr-Farnisbed unfsrnishsd -fth or
IN without bc~rf bosAinn the dsY,
odsrsss Ne ~ Frnnsylrsnin opposite
is-fs' Hnfsl. Dee W-diw
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To- N,ooro0Na

yrw YoRK, Dee. 2s-Tbs steamer James Adgsr has bee
despatched 10 Norfolk to take the and provisions
board the Tennessee 10 Nicaragua
The daily union., 1856-12-30
II. Phillips,
OF AlAbamG
-sft0rRey-a Lar.
ohoe corner 7lh street and Loulaana aVenBs
Dee 6-d2mt
Proposals for Engraving and Lithographic
Printing.

uTucr sUFERIsTEEBEHT Puruc PErSTrNo,
Nsshington, December -, 1875
pRoPosALs viii y received Al this Osee ubu 3 day
u~cembef inst for engraving printing
Tor the Il of sit-en
f sandr 4O0l earh of c.rtai.
mas 20 accompany tbe And documents
deu of The Unit.d sIstes-
The viii be of MadeF this one.
until The morninr 0i the day foF closing lids.
The required ios printing Be
hode' wiH s Ptes FOR sREIVRg map pos
iOr pristins loo eogies separately.
ACentrsct viii be h.
from, the sucoessful dder for itf
II ~ distinctly underwood ent~rtHps
ou parss dr,cy engaged and prseuc.y acquainted
with, Ftyls of work bid iur.
The proposals. addressed c. seHHas s. psrus.A
a hs fUbic Printing Wnshinstou, C. and be endorss6
Proposals Coz EngravinE and LthoErnpstc PriBtinEn
A-G SEAMAN.
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BY II Ell 4 G n A Y III .
Irriral y q, ovnk,r 80

HEW YoaK, Dec. 2S-The steamship Quaker City, from
Mobile, via Havana, 7sth inst arrived ths morning Bus
ness was duh si Havana ugHrs firm.
The daily union., 1856-12-30
John II. Buthmann,

l-porfer cod Dealer = WIae, BrHasies, e.,
Pcnhyivauis avenue, south ss ~ streets.
AZ In ohoes sssory~snt q eAsupsEBs gua
III and puts, oi the d.sirnha. hrsnss.
Also spnkinr white and NadeiTa
TsnrrHs, scr, zines. fsd and
Cornac, Schsidsm Jxunicn whi.sey
Asesn whsssy cursos hnss, ard, % hs prepar.on
whd-cheny brsndy, btsctbsrry juice,
Also, ssnuins s6nths Kirscswasssr, eir.rs
Dec il-1tf~su
The daily union., 1856-12-30

RsNtThais isSEs nns are. snr, hr,r2 ba...
s eaek buioasz, Sc of l&h ~ .r..,..
MastfV tars.hea thrpashouf. H..
~. APP1 " " " WHITE, Creee~s.
Lou'sisrs ATennst
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Know all persons BY tbese
and hereby releases the United America from M fuber
liability or claim for the payment o. eefhcate
aumeef for the sum Of -, Issued republic
ferAs Tor BY the auhtriues
by Uned Stale. IN .cessSa,ee am ns
Prosisoa of Of Congress- enued 10 provide Tor bo
payment such creditors II the rpabc of
psehFndsd IA The Of cong,s o September hun-
dred and my approved 2oh Fsbfunr An set
f The State q Terss, approved II lsss
As witness N and and
The daily union., 1856-12-30

TAKE s0TtcE-Do O. Rdrry -spsctnaiy his cusau
ere -he hsys soeounu Al has srs IN me rrst that my
VIII tt erwwp nf and rsAdy for delivev
ssnesny hy lon deduction al
cert w b msss during the arss Iasasry
Ihoss wahirG ~ bs called dnnned,
ard resis. D. q. RfDCEIY
Dee R5-ttwft nfnr,s.f -,
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following drawn numbers Of Pafapsco Institute
Lottery, class go, drawn December 27, 1855:
% 80 SO sc - 4s I 60 IL 10
FRANCE q Co., Managers.
d. H. McPHAIL, Commissioned
Dec 30-li
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4 ls,Yr oo,FrcrronrEr. So ., n,,... 49,.

laHtN tobkttioNhRf, NO. 81 brtdEs str.~t,
"a Georr,toWn, D. G.
A. customary MS public II ms ssah
hmeni lAr and besufu colecton cskea
everytsirg eiss The kon cossrt snnd. Uu,,
faf tas appfnachinr holidays. =
Is s hrst and only sahhsnt District thai has re-
cevet medal 90 ths
wstsT ices Copsums vii please bear this Ia m,na.
Order fof balls pares, vedcnrs, ke, via n.an.s. spa
oesps'sh a. l.. AMY.
The daily union., 1856-12-30
The Congressional Bank.

oor~- u L0vaasro anS sersra rrsa,
wssadngion, u. G.,
LILL depo.is, roll.~tions an ~ s fn.
cities - me Un'os, ard prOmpiy ang busiEssls
nsn -, v. JhRDIEE, Cashier.
The daily union., 1856-12-30

| Nps IN THE wEsT--ssmssl N. cplunnn ~ us G,r. n
" 1ohnson and Goldman, 81 Louie +st ~ -
oy spd cnns@pletes rensinins veek. ~ rf
seec over one million q rrapte1 the
~ me ftcthe railroad, and - familiar
h ne ts - iee resd which Fuhiscs entp - es
bon. - uch land In usion, II l.,rt
m'sers resonl can now ~ purchased rovrrr, - 49,. -
- WI make lecnpohs Eu irv-r,j. .r 80
MOT ne terms kuV / - a. h.-ti,- 49,,
hfssrs swssnl haenhonss Fanf CO. atiss
Refers % Hon. @ Porter. % sissoud
Hou. Jss J. Lineley ao
hessrs s~esny, Ritshhouss, Pant 4 60.
Rooms ths National Ilosl
Dee e-6awffs
The daily union., 1856-12-30

NOTICE Our Informed that their
IN made val be rendered between As the LIST
usry.
object having rendered gei by ap
plying st
Dec 3s-3t NJ. W. GAIT Il BRO.
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The HOLIDAYS.


The Holidays
GAUTIER's CONFECTIONERY SALOON
year have maS, extensive A.
Issss..s,s 70 .ssFy ne gss',e sSh everything in
In ss-artnsst viii Be fO1nd-
gsSs,. So ss,''e ss's pu~' fer e,snisnss pacss
n.'ssI. R1,sss a-.s. 4 .rss ..e essstful sssounssi
Pam oas.. sas bss.sts
sore. q ppsss, he~ and re- styles
n srs-.rye. Fsstr. sssSy
Iars,s sss sst spy q nrs fuir and pousd osss, os.
ever Witnesses ~ h city, vsyhs pnes 50 vi,
-, s,sSs s S 20 s' found = sssls,S'' sonoaay shAsH'
q GAUTIER oOuGectossr,
Penn. avenue, bstN cen ian and ian str,
FsssoH aaIsi raEscn aATs jus. received f,e@
As'-, 'srtaf', ard sys esHso, s ssrgss.ss GsH
Hat Cap, and Gsrts' Faruishirr Estsbsi.hnsut
- Ps1n'yiVsnia avenue, between sh and ten srses
NJ ,. sIsGaAr, ss.i.'sa ny NJ. son, propose.
Csraips oa De Iith Z TFssruary Iss7 ''' ''''
nss,s- w R"Ehs@, Oaks. Orange county NOr csro'lns
ssss '. ~. Ey,,' s,sss
% s.ss %. nssTsSs5 I,,s
MISSES RooKKH-s EnsI,.h ..s rrr-.cs s.-rs,-.
ssd py seho" '"' f'"ns Lsa's. 80 'ee hsr~esn o.
Circulars mV bs Ost'i"sd ne seminary prnctps
bnokstores
Rsv. G o os-sins, Rector Trniiy church wsshiRSios
Bon. W w srsfon wa.hinrun.
Hon A.a Risrs, Enfsd senate.
Hon J. A. fsarcs. 40.
Hoe 3 3 a Gurus, SsSa Uui,s1 s,s,e. % supr.m. oour
Boz ", ", ssgss, Roass y RsS-ssstisares'
horf k&yArd CAR. d.
ne Rev A rott.r, o D., Bishap PsHusyvaua
RI Rev. q. 2. sellFsns, q. n Rshop n tDhs8
Rev. e. ". Butisr, D. D., Cinc4nnan.
Dec. P-dd
wiIIards' Hafet
j. G. n. A. WILLARD
PsnHsgru~ia upsnss sd Fs-rts.-fA ar.-a
WsshinEaon, n,
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wiIIards' Hatet
J. Q. ". A. WILLARD
PsHHsdr~~ia usepss sd Fs-rts--fL s,v..a.
WsshinEao-, n. &
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GOLD PENS la gold and silver e.assi PsnknsCs ilia-
U parted Loa ROdgers sOns shrfed Prsbch porto
los French English wng books Albums French
English uyeAs bibles and Prayer books of all
xes and bBangs 6Be editions Of slaneaT
American Engh French suthors, and In fine
badinE. collection Of illustrated books, mostly import
9. airreI from Europe BY The undeT-igRed.
Dee - FkANCk TAYLOR
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IUs new Yobk A very desirable par
aRd oheTs, cake basksls silver
nsn and pie knife which with select
nRe silver plated watches and wery the pablc
respectfully invited examine valuable ard defective
vision, the well known optical instrument, the psctaeIe
CHAukCEY WARRiAER,
Matchmaker,
No ~ Four -and-a Eaf street. Psnnsy
Dec 3O-d5Is sign Of THIS Watches.
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National Theatre.

FANNY AORAKT's NATIONAL THEATRE
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SPEcIaL SoTicE-The suercnber having made m
poant changes IN his business
that al unsettled shOuG be closed
Win this view, all persons having with hm
vii hEve them rendered the
thai they vii Be promptly responded Inc
and annoyance of resorhg 70 Other o eoens
gAs- Q. MCGUIRE,
Dee 2T-d6i Auction md Comnlsslon Merchant
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HON, FAYETTE McMULLIg.

BrLolr, Wisconsin Nov. IS, 1856.
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturer o(
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING
No. 10 south Fihb street, Philadelphia.
and quncs o military lancy clas sa.xspuy a,
rand, and Cor sale n n, lowest piiocs
Oct ls-d6mt
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I WOULD HEREBY CAUTION Persons sRai q,
h.gntaunE Trading for dawn by
Rws, dAed rcember ~ 6 payable niney days
dAe shic having bseR lost has
specified in ii either myself the eBdofssr
Dec IT. daf J N CARPENTER.