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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WURkS,
AT STANTON AND HARRISONBURG.

MARQUIS &c KELLEY
TIAYE now on hand most splendid supply of Ital
IL ian and American Marble, which they are manu-
featuring into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot
Stones Table and Bureau Tops Also.som ofthe very
neatest and most chaste patterns for Cemetery pupo-
ses with Lambs and other designs, carved to lay on
the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller Stones, CONSTANT
ly hand Having had long experience in the bus
iness and worked in the most difficult and delicate let
ter carving with great success they feel assured that
the taste of the most fastioous can be pleased at their
work.
They have recently opened branch of their estab.
lshmcnt in the town OF Harrisonburg, where one Of
the partners is ready and prepared to receive orders
All demands promptly attended to.
Stanton, April 20 1855
FALL TRADE, 1856.
TOIIN N. GORDON, GROCER AND
81 COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN
METALS 14th street, near the Exchange Hote,ofers
for sale
Orleans and Coffee Sugars, various grades.
Loaf Crushed, Granuated and Powdered Sugars
Lagura, Rio and Old Government Java Coffee.
Orleans and West India Molasses.
Pure Cider Vinegar.
Sperm, Adamanne and Talow Candles.
Soaps Fancy and Brown.
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
All sizes Flat, Round, Square Swedes,
American Hammered, IRON
English Refined,
English and American rolled,
English and American blistered Steel.
German, Cast and Shear Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 6 to II inch.
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Oval half Oval and half round Iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swedes.
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spelter Solder.
Sheathing, Braziers and Bolt Copper.
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards.
~ Particular attention given to the sale of Wheat,
Flour, and Country Produce generally.
Richmond Sent IL 1856
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lust TO HAND
81 hhds. No n. o. Sugar,
hhds. No. p. X. do
s hhds. No. n. o. Molasses,
4 bbls. Golden Syrup,
bbis each A. b. and G. Coffee Sugars,
bbls Stuart's Crushed Sugars,
bbls Pulverized Sugars,
40 bags best Rio Coffee,
Few bags Java and Moca Coffee,
100 sacks Marshall Salt,
so kegs Nails &C., &c, &c,
All of Which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY co.
Deerfeld, Oct. %, 1856.
C7TRAYED OR STOLEN.-0n Tuesday last,
= escaped from the subscriber alight bay Horse with
small star in his forehead two knots on his LETT hnd
foot small knot the right hind foot on the INSIDE
shod all round. Also small dark bay or brown Mare
with little white on the forehead, little white on
the two hind feet and one of the fore feet aged a.
bout wears last spring, and height about IA hanus
Persons will be on their guard in purchasing or IRA
ding for such horses from suspicious looking persons
ANY one finding and delivering them TO me, or who
will inform me OF the finding, will be fully compensa-
led for their time and trouble Address me at Barter
brook, Augusta county, Va.
August g, 1856. JOHN ii. fANhlN.
NTOTICE.-The late firm OF Nelson l. Baylor, be
~ ing dissolved by mutual consent The undersigned
with a view of closing his mercantile business, Will
continue at the Store House heretofore occupied 10y
said firm sell his entire remaining portion OF g0ods
greatly reduced prices, say at Cost and in many ca
far below for Cash. or ON short credl 10 punctua
purchasers He thinks he can make it the interest Of
Merchants to some extent to buy from him instead Of
going elsewhere. Call and judge for yourselves
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Staunton, Feb 90 lS5s.-Town papers copy.
NEW BOOK.-Acts and Debates of the Genera
~ Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the Uni
ted States of America at their Sessions in New York
1856, with Portrait OF the Rev. Francis Mcfarland
| d. Dior sale by ROBT. COWAN.
Staunton, Oct 80, 1856.
1NXAMINE FOR YOURSELYES.-We have
! IL u variety of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
will be sold as "Cheap as the Jews"
ALEXANDER, MONTGOMERY l. co.
Deerfield Oct 90, 1856
| STOVES! STOVES NV. ]. POINTS has
- full assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves
Coal Crates, Wooden Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, ASH
and Coal Buckets, and Tin Ware of all kinds
80 One door below the Marble Yard.
| Staunton, Oct. 90 1856
I HAVE now in Store large lot of Red Lead, which
| i | will sell low for cash. }. G. LAIRD.
| Staunton March 9 1856.
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GTAUNTON ACADEMY.-Th next session
= of the Stanton Academy will commence on the
first Monday of September The Principal will be as
sisted, as heretofore, by Nh. JOHN CARRIER. The
course is comprehensive and thorough in Latin, Greek
French, and Mathematics. The price of tuition is 800
per session of Five Months. French $40 extra. Pu.
pills will not be received for less than five months, and
no deduction will be made for absence except in
SEES of serious sickness WIZ. H. II. WADDELL, for
whose qualifications the principal will be security, will
instruct an elementary class of ten small boys under
his superintendent, in his own room, at $3.50 per
month. u. WADDELl+ Or,
Staunton, August 6, 1856. Principal.
Wind
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TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON.
DENNIS & BROTHER,
OVERS!
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,


DEG to inform the citizens of Staunton and vicinity
ID that they prepared to execute every de-
scription Of Silk, Cotton or Woollen Dl Emu OF
CLEANSING as well rs can be done IN New YORK, or
elsewhere. We have new Machinery and the very best
of Workmen and guarantee 10 give satisfaction to our
patrons Merino Silk and Deain Dresses dyed into
fashionable colors, to suit the taste OF the owners
Shaws of every description dyed and cleansed Grape
Shaws dyed Scarlet, Crimson or other coors equal
TO imported; Velvet dyed nearly equal to new; Silk
Dresses cleaned and grease or wine stains removed
We intend to do our work equal to any establishment
in the United States, and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the citizens of Staunton and vicinity.
n B,-Gentlcmen's Garments cleaned and dyed to
look like new. DENNIS & BRO,
Successors TO j. W. HINES
Franklin ST., opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond Sept, 10, 1s56.-4m. Richmond, Va.
CPRING AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN IN
= READY-MADE COMMUNICATIONS corner of
Virginia H0tei.-The undersigned begs leave to state,
that independent of all party associations he presents
himself once more to the public for their kind will and
suftrages in the purchase of Ready Made Clothing for
the Spring and Summer Campaign. II the quality,
quantity and richness of my stock to be the criterion
to secure success am assured to carry off the palm OF
victory / shall use every honorable means to secure
Sales without sacrifice of principles H. e. prices.
Running as q no-party man. asking your support IN
my business you cam without cndangering your FAIR
preutation for consistency give call in the selec
ton of your Clothing for the approaching season, ana
can assure you that it will be as much to your as to
my advantage, for shall engage IN the campaign Win
no sluggard WILL but with the motto, 81 must and will
succeed"
NY stock comprises more than the usual variety Of
Clothing from q cheap Summer Salt, costing S275 to
the finest Dress Suit OF $50.
Come, them and give your support to your very o.
bedient servant, JACOB P0LLITZ.
Staunton, April %, 1856.
IHVERYBODY LOOK HERE!!l-I CHAL
T. LENGE THE WORLD TO BEAT ME!!-BAR
GAINS BARGAINS THE subscriber has now on HAND
at his Store an endless variety of articles which he Of
fers prices unprecedentedy cheap He has Gold and
Silver Watches, Ear. Rings, Breast, Pins and JEWEL
RY of all kinds; Silver Ware of all kinds; Perfumes
Soaps of all kinds; Ladies Trimmings of all kinds
Ladies' Undersleeves Collars spencers Mantillas par
Fine Cutlery such as Knives Scissors Pistols, &C. &c
Oil Cloths for Carriages and Tables. He does not pre-
tend TO give list of his goods-the paper would mo-
hold it but the public find at his store all the little
"odds and ends' kept where ese.. The attention O
country merchants is particularly solicited and every
body is invited to call and see whether they wish to buy
or not. GABRIEL HlhSh.
Staunton, May Q, 1855.
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DIT, j, G, AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY

JAS G.. LAIRD and j. c. N. MERRILLAr, Staunton, and
Druggists generally.
July 20, ls56-eowtlJ
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GoIIIMRIAN liuANO.-The nndcrsicned .hav

COLUMBIAN GUANO.-The undersigned ,hav
\ ing been appointed SOLE AGENT Of the PHILA-
DELPllLA GU4N0 CONP-1NY at this port, have
now on hand and will be receiving during the season.
from the sands, which they offer TO their customers
ut the lowest market rates
This Guano has been analysed by the most eminent
chemist of this country, and found TO contain Bone
Phosphate Of Lime in much larger proportion than any
other description of Phosphate Guano, say 500.
Analysis of the be at our office, or will
be forwarded by mail, ifrequested.
its use is highly recommended, either alone or in
connection with Peruvian Guano for all kinds of grain,
grass or root crops.
It's put up in bags of very superior quality marked
with the Importers Brand. FOWLE co.
Alov.pdro Va Nav
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STOvEs! STOVES Nv. j. POINTS has a
- full assortment of Cooking parlor and Box Stoves,
Coal Crates, Wooden Buckets, Baskets, Brooms Ash
and Coal Buckets and Tin Ware of all kinds
go One door below the Marble Yard,
Stanton Oct. 90, 1856.
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COMPREHENSIVE have this day as
l ] sociated with us in the, BOOT AND SHOE bust
ness PAUL KURTY, vino will give his particular at
conducted under the style of II. J. Faust Co. Our
friends and customers respectfully informed that
we shall continue TO furnish them with the very best
homemade and city-made Ladies' and Gentleman's
Boots and Shoes at fair prices.
H. & ]. FAUST & co.
Staunton, August 49, 1856
n. B-All persons indebted 10 the firm of II. & j.
Faust by note account will please come forward and
make prompt settlement. II. d D. FAUST.
Aupust ~ 1886
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TsTATE J. b. BRECKINRiDGE.:-The
r. undersigned, having taken the administration of
this estate, ask Of all persons having claims against it
of any kind to present The same to us properly au-
thenticaied, for settlement.
ton of the estate and we ask of the creditors
able opportunity to do So upon the assurance that it is
our purpose to press the settlement as rapidly as pos
o .;hIp Pun pO'' " P'''' NJ. G. HARTMAN,
'i''e JNO. B. BALDWIN,
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NEW sEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE

~ OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, and adjoining
Rumerers .lasrelry Ore.To the lovers of the Weed,
and chewers of Tobacco beg leave to announce that
have opened a SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTAB-
LISHMENT, at the above mentioned stand where aall
times, may be found SEGARS of all the most admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture, with
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very best kind
practical experience Of many years in the above bus
mess and thorough knowledge Of The same ustites
me in saying that can supply all demands, and ad-
minister to the taste of the most nveterate tobacco
chewers and smokers. hope my many friends will
give me trial, and their kind support in my endeav
or to establish myself here promising them strickland
faithful attention to business.
WILLIAM BARKMAN.
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NEW BOOK.-Acts and Debates of the General
~ Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the Uni
ted States of America their Sessions in New York,
1885, with Portrait OF the Rev. Francis Mcfarland,
ID. Dior sale by ROBT. COWAN.
Staunton Oct. 90, 1856.
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NATTR ESSES! MATTRESSES III
lNl have in the hands of my agents, CUSHING &
Clure, Greenvlle, large supply of Hair, Shuck and
Seagrass MATTRESSES. Orders for any description
of Mattresses Cushions &c. shall have the promptest
attention For reference regards the cheapness and
quality of my work. l would give Messrs Kayser j.
Stribling. Address NJ. w. WALLACE,
Yanceys Mills, Albcmarle Co., Va.
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LINGUISTIC "A few cob boxes of the erQ9ssHe
II brand of TOBACCO, 10 which wish to call the
attention of those in want OF u PRIME ARTICLE.
X. j. GLENDI,
Staunton Oct Is 1856 Per G.. Il. COCHRAN.
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DINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OF
L all qualities just received from the Pekin Tea
Company and for sale by
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DOOFS AND SHOES.-1o Cases and Trunks,
ID embracing all the sorts in use; also 90 Sides
SOLE LEATHER, just TO hand and Tor sale crSGb;
WHITE PATTON.
Staunton October l, 1S5et
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OHEAP FURNITURE FOR CASH.
" 80 fine Sofas, Divans and Tetes;
Marble-top and plain Bureaus;
Cottage and Jenny Lind BedSteads;
Wood and Marble Centre Tables;
any quantity of Parlor Tables, Rocking Chairs,
from 2 10 10 dollars
Cane and Mahogany Chars;
and large quantity of other Furniture always on
hand, at the lowest rates for cash.
The new STYLE Metallic Cases always on hand. =,
A. d. CHANDLER
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS
ALEXANpRIA nac q 1ese

ALEXANDRIA, Dec 8, 1855.
But little news is stirring. The fall trade
has began to slscken, and things generally are
quiet IT'S the calm after the election storm.
But our citizens, quiet as appearances are,
are not idle when benevolence calls The
prospects Of the poor for the coming winter
already engage their attention, and plans are
on foot TO enable the destitute to pass the in
clement season ahead without suffering A
meeting for this purpose is called at the Corn
Exchange to-morrow morning
Notwithstanding the action Of the majority
In the Board Of Aldermen, in laying upon the
table Council resolution requesting the
Mayor to appoint delegates TO the Southern
Commercial Convention, our city will be we'll
represented at Savannah A large number OF
the delegates appointed at tho citizens meet
ing, on Tuesday last, left here last week for
the purpose Of participating in the delibera-
tions Of the convention.
The Pastor of St Mary's Church has CON.
tracted with Philadelphia firm for a supply
| of stained glass for all the windows Of his
church, as well as for a beautiful stained
representation Of the " Dove of Promise, -
which is to adorn a new oriel window above
the sanctuary. The new organ will, We learn,
| arrive this week
The recent lsmenIed demise Of Mr. VIM. X
Ball, City Collector of the Southern District,
| has brought forward a large number Of ap-
| plicants for his station. We presume choice
will be made tomorrow night by the City
! councils.
The markets remain with but little change.
| AMI
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By JAs: G. McSUIRE, Auctioneer

BY JAS. G. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer
EACELLENT r 0SE WOOD PIANO
Handsome French Plate Mirrors, rich
Window Curtains. Chandeliers, &c.-Op
TUESDAY MORNING, December 9.h at IA
O'Clock at the co ner OF 9th street west and north
u street, shall sell the Furniture and Effects of
gentleman removing from the city, consisting
Superior Rosewood Piano Forte, by Chicferfng
Eiesant Rosewood sofa, Arm and Psrlor Chairs,
Superior Walnut silk damask covered Arm and
Reception Chairs
Plush covered Tete a tete Sofa
Two richly carved Rosewood Marble top Centre
Eeanifni and deliberately carved osewood Sofa
Table
Egyptian Marble top Sofa Table
Two splendid mirror back Etegeres
iair Of French plate gilt Fame Pier Glasses
palr on elegant FIedch-plate Mantel Mirrors
Two Walnut Whatnots, handsome Candelah.a as
faiI OF handsome ParloT Chandeliers, Gas Fix
lures
Suite Of four rich BTccatelle silk lined Window
Curtains, with Cords, Tessels, Cornice. &c
Fair Of large z" elegant China Mantel VASES
with beautiful farian Marble Figures
Rlcb Velvet ParlO Carpets, Rugs
Handsome gilt Window Shades
Two splendid Walnut Suites OF Chamber FurnI-
tnre, comprising each Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Marbie-to top Dressing Bureau, Wardrobe, ana
Marble top Washstands
superior Walnut CHAMBER Commody
Excellent fult spring seat Lounge, Workstand
Cottage BedsteAds, Plain Bureaus
Hair and Hush Mattresses, Washstands
Oilcloth, Mating. stair Carpet
II handsome Walnut Hat Rack
Marble.top Hall Table
Mahogany hair spring seat Chairs, Rocker
DO Marble top Sideboard
extension Dining Table, stained SideboaTd
Refrigerator, Dining room Chairs
Clocks, Looking Glasses Tables,
superior Morning Star Cooking Stove, &c.
One superior Walnut Oace Desk
Set OF solid Mahogany Pigeon Holes with doors
Solid Mahogany Lawyers Desk
Upright Desk with pigeon holes
ONCE Chairs, Stove Oilcioth, &C
Terms: $50 and under rash; over that sum
cre't OF 90 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
dec Sd JAS MCGUIRE, Auct
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE Anctionee,

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
'sNR UsTEE'S SALE OF FRAME House
4 and Lot In the First Ward.-9n THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, December III, at O'Clock
or the premises 10y virtue OF deed OF trust dated
April sth, 1856, and recorded in Liber A. s,
NO VS. foiios 32i 325, 326, 327, and 3.s, one Of
the land recold DIS for Washington county, | shall
sell the west half Of 10: No. 6, in square No
$40, fronting 25 feet on north l. street, between
18Th and 18Th streets west, running back ITO feet
10 30 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 I'D JAS. &. MCGUIRE. Auct
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nav. ioana se,a % Erss, s.yng
on ana seOdnns hoarseness produced by Colds and
our clerical brethren favor in calling heir
20 aeh- Herald We commend them the at
1890, - p. spoakers singers, aud others who
win snscon. Of the Throst-Christan Watch
HAn FOR coughs, Asthma 40, we eha-rrn bsar t..tI
mOny rom persosAl knowledge their entc.cy
PstOrih Ihey are simple form O., sa,nIn
isteriug, IN comoinAtlon several
IN general esteem among Physicians the treatment OF
opium deletorioRs drugs these Lozenys. c no
freely by public speakers and yOc.lists for
giving suehssn 10 'no VOICE. sold by all Druggists.
Oct Is JAMkS N. CALLAN Agsn.
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ByyAS. G. MCGUIRE. AuctioneeI

huST Z E'S SALE OF VALUABLE
nuiiding Lets.--By virtue Of a deed OF
trust bearing date the 2sth day Of March, 1855
ana recorded In Liner A. g., No IS, folios 900
seq the subscriber will SELL at public sale, on
FHlDAY, the 10th day Of December, 1856, at 4
o,ci0ck p m, at the Auction Store Of Jas C
Mcclure, on the corner Of 10th street west and
Pennsylvania avenue, Lots Nos 29 and 30. in
square NO 552, and Lots Nos. 10 and IL, in square
No ooa, fronting Lots Nos. 20 and 30 81 feet slI
incnes each on First street wes., between and
streets north by III feet deep to thirty foot
aley ana Lots 10 and IL fronting 81 feet each on
street north, between LIST and "a streets west, by
l95 feet and lis feet to a 30 foot alley.
me above property is situated In a rapidly i'm
proving part Of the city, and offers favorable
opportunity FOR investment or building
IeTms OF sale will be: One-third cssb and
me balance In six and twelve months for notes
bearing Interest secured upon the property and II
not complied with in six days after the sale the
properly Will be resold, upon one weeks notice
at the risk aud expense Of the defsu ting nar,
chaser S Pui
All conveyancing at the expense Of the purchas-
ef CHAS 3. WALLACE, Trustee.
oece-2awdds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Terrible st Jsmboat Disaster

CINCINNATI, Dee. s. On Saturday night, 1T
about eight o'clock, the new steamer Kentuc-
ky, lying forty miles above this city, burst a
steam pipe, scalding eleven deck hands and
bremen and six deck passengers. Three of
the wounded soon died, and the other YER.
brought here to the hospital yesterday. They
are all badly hurt, and il is thought that four
or five more will die
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec Flour hiss advanced;
sales of 1900 bbls State s6.25as6. 40; South:
ern firm at Sc COAST 20
Wheat has advanced &c; sales of white
81 70aSl "a, red at 81 SIS
Corn is dull; sales of Is 500 bushels; mixed
73.. yellow 74.c.
Pork is buOyant; mess Sl9 25aSIg SO Beef
is buoyant; new repacked Chicago sl4.50.
Lard tends upward; sales at BE.
Whisky i. better; sales Of Ohio at safe.
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Financial,

NEW YORK, Dec. 8. - Stocks are lower.
cumberland Coal Co. 17I; Illinois Central
spares Ia: do. bonds "a Michigan Southern
SoT new York Central 81; Pennsylvania Coz
Company SO; Reading SAT; Canton Compapy
22t; Virginia 6's s4:;lMissouri 6's 30.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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Negro Instruction in Keptuotv

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. S.-Rsports have
Jdst reached this city that the negroes OF
Southern Kentucky have broken out in rebel
liOn, and that general instruction is ap-
pretended. They commenced an attack upon
Tue iron works, and vigilance committees are
beng formed in lafayette and Hopkinsville
tor the purpose of taking prompt action 10 the
n,a
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Wen laugh and well dance
Until the broad day,
While besuty's bright glance
Illnninaa nI.r u.au y,

TlNhE JOLLY CLUBRESPECTFULd.Y
noance to their innumerable friends, femi.
nine and masculine, young and old, grave and
gay, that their First Grand Annual BAN will &c
given on MONDAY EVENING, December Sth,
l556 at the WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY Rooms
The Committee OF Arrangements have lee.
nothing undone to ensure a beautiful, brilliant,
gorgeous tisplay--One that will BE- remember a
by all who partlci pate In II a bright and graft
tying Incident In the journey II life. MOmus
Will preside OH the occasion, ard the Star of
TerpSichnre will shine fesplendently All OF our
friends, therefore, here, there, and everywhere
who love genuine fun and frolic, who wish TO
drive dull care away, WHO desire u laugh and be
merry, are cordially Invited to minge Ithi, this
grand Festival, which will be praced with the
beauty Of the Metro polls, and enlivenpd by the
tulcet strains OF withers' nnrivalled Cotillon
Music.
Come beauty, come manhood, come one and come ALL
And Join In the fun Of the Jolly Club Ball.
Tickets ONE Misunderstanding gentle.
man and ladies
III Positively no hats or caps allowed In the
room except those worn by the respective Clubs
BY order Of The COMMITTEES.
dec TIT, S&M4t*
BUCK! BUCK! BUCK! mot WooIIy Hoss)
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, DC
TyNHREE ENTIREDEER, LARGEST EVER
= received In Baltimore, shot with Virginia
riHes-not revol'crs.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, latest ever received from the Anegha-
MES.
Con~tanNy receiving from the Wet, eta Bait
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
krrseurg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENISON
POULTRY, WILD GAME, key and roll BUT
TER, CAP HONEY, DRIED APPLES and
TEACHES, and country produce generally.
For sale by C.. G. O'NEIL,
Corner Howard and Pratt streets,
dec Sim Baltimore
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Surrender Of vidsurr,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-The Me.icsn Am.
sui at this city has official advices from Msts.
moIas Stating that Vidaurri had succumbed
AND entered into treaty with Gen. Lunds
acknowledging Comonfort's Governnent and
promising obedience.