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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Dec. 3. 1856

NhOnVnioNN, LUZ. % low
Quite An unusual excitement was raised in
the neighborhood of our market this morning
by the starting Of q race (trotting) between a
roam horse, belonging to Mr. Ii Thicker, and
a sorrel mare, belonging to B Ii Sothoron
Both Of them are considered fast nags and
the general impression is that they will run
the entire rout, from our city to Leesburg and
back in less than eight hours They are har-
messed to light sulkeys, and are driven BY
Messrs Darns and Smith. The purse run for
is $500 side. The mare seems to be the
general favorite, and no inconsiderable amount
of money is being risked upon the result We
pity the horse flesh.
Winter, in good earnest, has set in upon US
Most of the small streams in the neighborhood
of our city are frozen over this morning, as is
the canal also A few more nights such as the
last must necessarily close navigation upon the
canal
A Washingtonian of mature age, and much
apparent dignity Of character, came over bore
few nights since con q bender" lie went
bobbin around, around, around" in the be.
lief tina he was not recognized. Ere his lit
tie frolic was over his pocket WAS robbed of
$50 in gold, in disreputable place here 1t
Is to be presumed that he won't prosecute,
under the circumstances.
Mr.: McClisch, who keeps variety store in
our CITY, left for the North to make some pur-
chases some three weeks since, and up to the
present time nothing has been heard of him
aince be left He was to have returned last
Monday, and his failure to do SO has caused
considerable uneasiness among his family and
friends. In consequence of the death of A
relative Mr.. John Seis) he has been teIe
graphed to at every point where it was thought
probable he might have gone, but no reply
has been received f''
The hour market this morning is firm at
30 62t for standard brands. The stock in
hrst hands 10 very light, and some holders "a.
fuse to sell at the above price The probabiI.
ities Of navigation being closed upon the canal
VIII doubtless tend TO cause prices TO advance
shade higher. No change in the mice %
grain. Sprorpp,"e Vi
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDJNcs

CONGfESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In TIE SENATE, to day, the Rev. Stephen
z. Hill of TIE Fret Baptist (Tenth ssree,)
church of this city, was elected their Chaplain
for this session, receiving a majority vote on
the FIRST ballot Sunderland 7, Theodore
Parker j, Z. Hill 81 votes)
Inc standing committees for the session were
agreed to in the adoption Of a resolution Offer
ed by Mr.. Pearce.
ofe-The only change in them were az
follows. Viz: Mr.. Pratt On Foreign Rela-
tons, vice Clayton, deceased; Mr.. Bigler of
Commerce Cimmittee, vice Hamlin, late chair.
man MIR. Foster on Public Lands, vice Claw
ton, deceased; Mr.. Bigler on Post Offices and
Post Roads, vice Hamlin; Mr. Durkee on
sime committee, vice Jones of Iowa: Mr.. Co.
u eggs on Pensions, vice Seward; Mr.. Biplsr
on Engrossed Bills, vice Fitzpatrick; Mr..
Darkee on Enrolled Bills, vice sumner
After the presen tation Of petitions, DO, the
SAaing resolution to print extra copies of tho
message and accompanying documents was
,hen up and upon it Mr.. Bigler was address
leg the Senate as the Star W. mt to press.
In THE HOUSE, Mr. Talbot intro lucea a
bill TO extend the time for selling the lands
granted to the Kentucky Asylum for the d q
and Dumb; read twice and committed.
The Speaker laid before the House the Pres.
dents late annual message, which was read
for the first time in the Housed from the
Clerks desk.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, moving the usual
restitution to commit and print 1t, with the &C.
compaDying documents, &c, was addressing
the House against the doctrines of the mes
sage a. the Star went to press.
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pERs0NAL.
%. John M. Bolts is in Now York

49,. John M. Bolts is in New York.
-. Prof Henry, of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, lectures Tomorrow night before the Alex
andris Library Company.
80. In q /" Musical Union" in a neighbor-
ing city the conductor is Mr.. Rohr, and the
organist il Mr.. Thunder. The performances
are forte.
I'm. P. Willis, the dreamer Of Idle
Wild" has published novel under the style
and title of ssPaul Fame" which is as Willisy
as possible.
80. Hon. Edward Stanley, at present and
for some time visitor to his old home IN NORTH
Carolina, is shortly to return 70 Caiifornis. II
is stated, however, that he intends making
North Carolina his permanent residence
go. The favorite prtnaa donna, Stefanoni,
who maintained her steady popularity in this
country for over FIVE years, during the Jenny
Lind excitement, and the visits Of Alboni and
Grisi, has recently met with great success at
the Italian opera, Paris, in the role Of Leono-
"a in Trovatore Steffanoui was the first to
introduce this role to an American audience,
and DO opera goer can forget how effectively
and brilliantly she rendered it
49,. Elihu Burrit, the Learned Black
smith," lectured last night at Hope Chapel,
New York, on the possibility and plan Of
Brotherly copsrtnership Of North and South
lot inc peaCelul 61tlnCtlOu VI
Burrit announced some years ago, while in
England, that he would not return to the Uni
ted States until the adoption Of the ocean
penny postage system; but it seems he has
reconsidered his decision, as Prof. Stowe did
about going unshaved until the repeal of the
fugitive slave law.
80. The subject Of Healy's exquisite por-
trait, now on exhibition at tho Philadelphia
Academy of Fine Arts, il said to be Miss Ida
Thorn, the youngest daughter of Col Thorn,
the millionaire, of New York city, who re-
sided many years in Paris, and to whom Mr.
Healy is said to be indebted in measure for
the good fortune that has attended him. So
many questions were asked about the beauti-
full original, that her name was at length
written in pencil upon piece Of paper and
appended to the picture.
....A New York GORE spondent says: Hun
tiDgtOn, the forger, is enjoying himself as much
rs possible under the circumstance His room
is very neatly and comfortably furnished, and
he is visited by his friends often. He puts on
a smiling countenance to all still his confne-
ment is getting tiresome, and "guilty con-
science" evidently haunts him continually
The day for his trial has not yet been appoint.
ed, but it will most likely take place during
the ensuing month, and should he be convict
cd, he will be transferred to Sing Sing, where
he will escape the annoyance Of New Years
calls -
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FTHE MEMBERS OF THE WEST
0>A ern Hose Company, No I. respectfully
announce to their friends and the public eener ,lv
ttat they will give their Third Annual Ball on
TUESDAY EVENING, January 18th 1857, at
their new House on I'D street, between |. and NJ .
Particulars In future advertisement.
N. Il There Will be meeting or the Company
on TUESDAY NIGHT, at O'Clock. Punctual
attendance Is requested. dec 81
BALL THE WASHING
o. ton German fagers respectfully an
nounce that their Annual Ball will take place at
Carusi's Saloon, on THURSDAY EVENING,
January l, 1857.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR
Particulars I'm future advertisement
COMMITTEE John killian, Fred Shining,
Peter Richter dec S Ste
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spIRJToF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MOhNfNu fhESS.
The Iateliigenesr publishes the report Of
the Secretary Of the Navy, on which it COM
m,nts briefly ard in high terms.
The Union still discusses Lord Palmerston's
Manchester speech, arguing to show that his
philanthropy in the matter Of negro slavery is
simply cover for designs on the west coast Of
Africa, whore his lOrdship hopes to get up
eventually cotton producing colony, to rival
the cotton producing facilities and abilities Of
the United States. So they 90.
The Union also says:
Finding an erroneous statement going the
rounds of some of the newspapers in regard to
the coinage and issue Of the proposed new cent
pieces, We deem it proper to correct the error
BY a statement of the action of Congress in the
matter.
cat the last session Of Congress q bill las
reported by the Committee on Finance of the
Senate authorizing the coinage and issue of
the proposed new cent pieces, which bill passed
that body and was sent to the House of Rep
resentatives, and was referred to the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, but vas never report
ed to the House by said committee and of
course it has never become a law"
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MARINE DIsAsrER.-The recent gala an
Lake Ontario has proved very disastrous 70
the shipping. The schooner Niagara ccaI
laden, from Oswego, bound to BondResd van,
ashore at Port Hope The crew were in yreat
peril, when Captain Wood, of the sobaorcr
anna, and Robert Campbell, ate of apotb.
and were both drowned '"em
schooner Caledonia is ashore near Toronto
and brig Beaver at Braddock's Point ''
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VALUE or SLAVE PRoPERrY.-We i,eo II
stated that the estm atsd value of slave nron
erty In the United States is from fifteen bupp-
dred to two thousand million dollars.
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The TREASURY ESTIMATES FOR 1878 -
Mr.. Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury, has
sent to the House Of Representatives his esti-
mate of the appropriations needed from tn is
session to carry on the Government during
the year from June 30, 1857, to June 80, 1858,
as follows:
Civil LIST fnraion intarcnnrsa 4, SO ga Eli
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Total vnte

This is enormous, and we'll illustrates the
prodigiOus growth Of Wisconsin within the
last five years. BY the next census that dis
trict will undoubtedly be entitled to at least
three members of Congress. -Cinctnnah En-.
gnirer.
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&E@I d. X. M--THE MEMBER IOF
IeMohawk Tribe, No 7,Improved Order Of
SW Red Men, will take notice, that the place
Of meeting hes been rem we'd to the old NJ asonic
Hall, corner OF 10th and f. streets. The members
are requested to be punctual In their attend dance
on TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at O'Clock D. m
as the q. 3. will make his annual visitation. BY
order: J. r. WANNALL.
dec 6-3t# KR
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GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL
~ The Ladies Of Grace Church, leland,
the Rev Alfred Holmead, Rector, intend opening
DAY EVENING, December 9th at Concert Hall,
adjoining the Star Buildings. large collection
OF Christmas Presents, Toys, &C have been
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 6.9w
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The LARGEST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN
THE UNITED STATES The largest Congress
sional district in the United States is the Sec
Ond district Of Wisconsin. The usual average
for Congressional districts is from eight thou.
sand to fifteen thousand votes, but this dis
trict at the late election voted thus for Con-
gresham
ii. =. Hobart. ....................23 448
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AReI.O OR M.-OsA6E TRIBE, NO g.
ITBrOthers, you are hereby notified to meet
NJ y at your wigwam, on the 9Th sun Of the
hunting moon, as the council FIRE will he kindled
at the 9TH run. tits earnestly requested that every
member be present. as business OF important
will De brought toward for their consideration
dec 6-2t% ROBT.V HENRY
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"ANTED-Ar NO lel ARA STREET,
w two Hands Constant employment, and
liberal wages given.
dec 5.3is X ADAMSON
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SNOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER beas
M 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 to IS per cent
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT
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SELLING OH

SHILLING OFF
DLACK SILKS, FANCY PLAID SILKS.
ID Plaid and Plain Merinos, at great reduced
prices.
~ pieces handsome black Silks
~ do rich fancy plaid Silks
80 do bright colors plaid and plain Merinos
for 1s& cts.
100 pieces pain and figured Muslin Delaines and
Poplins, rs cts
Is pieces crimson, blue, pink, green, tan, and
gray Jersey Flanne1s
2O0 pieces dark and rich colorei Prints, for to
IS cts
100 pieces colored Ca mlits, 64 cts
$50 do bid aud Brown Cottons, at 6x to 1sA
cts.
10 do Irish Linen, at 25 to 81.
GEO r. ALLEN,
decs-st No. 2A Pa. ave next to 10th st.
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RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
~ ladies that she has just Ieseived, .Anp
ldlrect from Paris, q large and beau
set, punches and sprays, BONNETS, HEAD
DRESSES OF all kinds, VELVET, RIBBON,
FiLETS, embroidered with Pearl and Gold !;
Jet, Pearl, Gold and Silver LACE,-styles Main
T. nors, l Vallitr re, Stella, Justiciene, &c
Ribbons, Laces, Emeroideries in sets, Collars,
Sleeves, Bands, Handkerchiefs; a variety Of
Fancy Articles, Pearl Pins, Earrings, Bracelets,
M osaic, Steel and Jet Ornaments, fresh PERU
merry, Soaps, Pomatums, &c, &c.
Nine ID. begs leave to mention that as all OF
the above articles, tgether with great many
others that cannoi be enumerated. have been I'm
tied by herself, she 10 enabled to offer them at
mu n lower prices than otherwise. .
An assortment Of Jouvins White Kid Gloves
on hand dark ones expet ted 10 arrive sOon.
dec Ste 236 Pa ave bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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SITUATION WANTED AN INDUs1 RI
~ Gus yonng Man, ss q Clerk or Sssis' AIT Book
keeper. Best OF city references given. Address
MILTON, star Once de- Ste
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WANTED -THREE OR FOUR FIRST
w rate Millinery HAMS food wages will be
given by G PRIBRAM & co, Penn. avenue,
No ga, south ssde dec Il
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ISHED We want Housekeepers ard those
about to commence Housekeeping to bear in mind
that the first, second, third and fourth roOIls Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those in want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi b every article
in the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
or to Punctua dealers at the usual credit Call at
the " HoUsRKEEPER's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qxfck SALES and small profits"
BONTZ & COOMBS
dec 1-3m 9TH street, between and X
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ROARDlNG- MRS. A. FOX, No. 447, Penn.
- avenue, between Sd and AZ streets, IS pre-.
pared TO accommodate gentlemen with Rooms
and Board. Every effort will be made 70 render
those comfortable who may favor her with their
patronage Transient or table board can be Cb-
tained Families supplied with meals.
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COFFINS-COFFINS.

M M WHITE, SOLE AGENT FOR FISk,s
M Alright Metallic Cofans for
the city Of Washington, wishes to Suuis3
inform the public that he has now
form to the richest wood CO fans and beautifully
finish imitation Of rosewood They can be sold
az the same rates es a well fsished mahogany
CONN These beautiful AirtiRht Coftins can be
TO any psrt Of the United States. he under
gned attends to UNDER TAKING in all Its
branches, at all hours Of dav or night. Also. on
hand supply Of READY underwood COZ
FINS. ..s.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and
zee for themselves, at No 457 Pennsylvanis ave-
nue., south side, near the corner Of Third street
dec collins NJ M. WHITE.
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YRS ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF 9th
w and streets, having recently reftted her
house, Is now prepared TO accommodate persons
with Board and pleasant Rooms at moderate
rates. Her house Is situated In q central and de-
sirable part OF the city; being one square from
the Patent and Post Offices Table and transient
boarders can also be accommodated
dec 5-itA
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Boarding.

ROAhUINU II SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
- Rent with Board, at AGA street, IA Union
Row, and the immediate vicinity Of he Patent
Once. der s-Ixs
WEBSTER III USE.-THE FORMER
w residence Of Daniel Webster, No 4s ID
street. has bern opered by Mrs GAGE, for the
pleasant Boarding place, either with OF without
Rooms dec Give
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F@TAXES NOTICE TO DELIN
&A QUENT TAX PAYERS

CoLLKCrOR's OFFICE, November 81 1856
All Persons who have failed to paw their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the LIST Of January 1857.
tits hoped that an early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned, neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA
nov ~ dtUDec Collector.
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QOY WANTED IN A GROCERY ONE
- who has some experience preferred. Appli-
can,s will address " 6roce ;" al this office, CIV
ing references. dec safe
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GRAND CoTILLoN OF THE ANA
yin be given on TUESDAY EVENING,
the 9th inst, at the Hall Of the Anaaosta Engine
Tickets FIFTY CENTs-,o be had Of the
me mbers, or at the dosr on the night Of the
Cotillon. -
Commit,ss of Arrangements.
Thomas Cook, AlonIo d shane,
Alexander Eaton, James Harrison,
dec Samuel n. Carlisle. -
NOTIC E-THE MEMBERS OF
81 the National Club take great pleasure in
announcing to their friends and the public in
general, that their First Grand Assembly will
take place at the METRoPoLIrAn HALL, corner
Of 9th AMI ID streets. on MONDAY EVENING,
December 18th, 1856
Tickets FIFTY CENTS admitting o gentle
man and Ladies. As there will be no Ladies in
vitetions Issued, all are Invited to attend. By
dec s-ns COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ETERPsICHORE BATTLE Is RAG.
~ ING-THE TERPSICHOREC CLUB
IN ITS MIDST-The members Of the Terpsi-
chore Club most respectfully announce to their
numerous friends that they will give their Annual
Boil on MONDAY EVENING", December goth,
1855, at COLUMBIA HALL, Capitol Hill. Nothing
will be left undone to make this the grandest
Ball Of the season.
Withers's Band is engaged Particulars in fu.
tuie advertisement dec s-3t&
R,NOTICE THE REGULAR MONTHLY
0>A meeting o the Sixth Ward Jackson
Democratic Association will he held at AnacostIa
Hail. on MONDAY EVENING, December sth
inst, at O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is re-
before the Association.
dec 2t LEMUEL GADDIa rect
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4, 49,
the LIST Of January, 1857.
Its hoped that early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned a neglect to do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA,
nov ~ dt3lDec Collector.
OLIVE eIL-OF DURAUD BRAND,
~ warranted pure
KING & BURCHELL.
dec 81 At new Store, cor Of 18th and SITS.
'I,OYs!-TOYs!-TOY s!-wheIesaIe and
city. (dec s-3D HAMMOND, 9TH street.
DAISiNS.- SULTANA, SaEDLESS, AND
IL layer Raisins, in mats, boxes, and drums,
or sale by KING & BURCHELL,
dec at their new Store, cor Of 18th and 1 SITS.
ER ENCH BOOKS.-FINE EDITIONS OF
Il most Of the standard French Authors, many
OF them beautifully illustrated, Others richly
bound, recently imported direct from Paris, by
dec 9 FRANCK TAYLOY.
WAS TAKEN UP BY THE sUBsCRI.
w Der, living on Bridge .treet, George e5..fR
towr, next door to A l.. Arny's, onEEN
Suado y, December 9TH, two H EIFERS Mu0
The owner will plea.e come forward, prove prop
d,cs-ats +. b. HOWELL,
" ~ took an OVERCOAT from the Gentlemen's
Parlor Of Wizards Hotel on Saturday last, will
returns the papers II contained to the prop ietors
Of said hotel. he viii receive the above reward
and no questions asked. dec 8-7t
ID ECElvED AND NOW OPENING, AT
IL HUTCHINSON & MUNRO'S, a fine as
sortment Of Work Boxes, Cabas, X eticules, Porte
Monnaies, Card Cases, Portfolios. Writing Cases,
Jewel Cases, Card Receivers, Watch stands,
Toilet Bottles, and Perfume Cases, together with
many other things, suitable for presents, at our
Fancy store, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets.
dec 8 ct HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
GREAT BARGAINS In CLOAKS AND
" TALMAS.-Just opened, from New York, a
handsome assortment Of the latest style Of lsdies'
CLOAKS and TALMAS, at reduced prices
Bargains can be had In the above goods by an
early call at the Dry Goods Store OF
GEO. ALLEN,
No 29i Penn avenue, near 10th street.
On hand-a few pieces Of heavy GRAY, Black
and Colored CLOTHS, suitable for ladies' Cloaks
and Tamas. dec S-3t
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A TEACHER WANTED A WILL EDU-
n Gated man IL wanted 10 give instructions in q
family two or three hours during the forenoon
Address ]. A at this ofice. de, S 3ts
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VtULlN AND GUITAR sYRIN0S, Al
ELLIS'S Piano store. decS
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MADAM DEVOS, WILL OPEN HER
WI elegant assortment Of PARIS BON
NETS and CLOAKS on Tuesday, the
lOth6ft The LAKES, 5O4 Penn avenue
dc 6-3t w
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J. ROBERTS,
Plane Forte and organ Tuner.
References WIN n. Palmer and ]. N Crouch
Orders Left at the Academy, corner Eleventh
street and the Avenue, will meet with prompt
attention dec G. Iwa
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, 9th December,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
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q z REWARD.-.lF THE PERSON WHO
% took an OVERCOAT from the Gentlemen
Parlor Of Willards' Hotel on Saturday last, will
returns the papers II contained to the prop etors
Of said hotel. he win receive the above reward
and no questions asked dec ST.
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4 WISH TO HIRE BY THE MONTH OK
year, Colored Waiter A slave would be pre-
ferred lie must understand the care Of horses.
Apply al $50 franklin Row dec 5-3ts
The daily union., 1856-03-28
NOTES

No will be made for perrfDed for each Of such
onshionE satisfactorily explained of The
be deOueied
on with dependng mails and sufcirny excused u
OF the "Umpensaiion I the subject forfeiture Finer will
imposed e delinquency promptly satisfaetoy
explained certificates aida
efedialie nriecung take the matt
poet ONCE for suffering 10 be Injured, destroyed robbed
and far efusing after demand convey mail Frequently
The contrcur or concerned in velee
Purmarier General
bly, contract disobeys
instructions Of he department. for
the the Postmaster
alter The schedule He also order o
the by allowing therefor
lie
yro decTease pay months
ira the dispensed
sids should be- addfed To the Srcond Postmaster
-ra, supeiscrbed Ma Proposals NORTH
ReSSee" The
May ror further az
conditions incorporated
pamphef advertisement for mails kreky
see Missouri, and Iowa, of 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
A-lawsw Pesimayt.f General