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1a-Lectures ON Man by Prof. o. S. Fowler, Of
New York phenogy and physiology expounded and applied 20
t laws, organs faculties Improvement will be de
hvered femporanoe Hall every eronng exccp saturday
Ing Monday Decsber TX O'Clock closing with
q psaninsai stsd lhe aeaee Nor sub
lect Of each lecture see small bills and daily notices me papers
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Professional saeanOns IL character daily Hoas
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Eclectic Magazine for 1865.

TIME January number is published this week
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and from the quarsrlo and IA
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have received from gentlemen well known in tho literary
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porae and instructive family reading ought
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,;.sous administration. A letter written at Callao
o the 18th November says the evils that were @ be
sorrsoted still exist, but in more virulent form
"a. national convention has just been driven from
- .sa at the point OF the bayonet and the eonso do
;.,,tyos in reply 10 note OF the president OF the
-, convention, asking them to guaranty their sit
,ns have replied that they can give NJ. guarantee
vh.eyer to them 50 the national convention is dis
.olyed. ..-. -.-5., 49, ~ ff la -.
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A MERICA AND ENGLANDs--Messrs. Taylor q
the honor that they have received m
celebrated historical painting q the Restoration Of tho Arctic
Ship Rsoa by the Of the United states her Majesty the
England Cowe December H. 1886 consigned them
BY the Queens publishers Messrs Couagh Co.. london On
hbon 322 Pennsylvania Messrs Wall Stephens
store Thursday, December 10th 1857 short period
Hours from 10 g. and from 20 m.) -t
rs sH so al" aai Fl1,l tl Dec 10-dru
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ASSESSORS, NOTICE.

TIVE voters of the several wards viii please take
note that VIII attend places
low from 10 ooiock % O'Clock every day sxcqd
sundays and Christmas lbt 20 the ASA Of this month
Inclusive, for the pafpose correcting tho 0
Rederu's and
Eineteenth - so p s'''' .-faf1 t DO 1921 .,l 80
second wardJohn T. saewar Of Twelfth and siEees
Third wafdJ NJ Dswnngs, a. street, bstvesn Seventh and
Fourth ard-Csty Halt sss. -siaail sr.sr
rnh wardB Dysrs, Now Jersey avenue and strss's
south ~ ''lF 80 ''-H.' aI'5.s.. H -'f 1'sr #i
Sixth ward.-Eward waysOns street, hsween Eighth and
Ninth streets. ti "4 ti,a.a1 2 i .'.' f.'-aa asl
Seventh ward-JoAn n Bird D. 1fg Tt EaE taE'
t41ft8 la4 bl.ta H4sa aaff Haf8,1ra asII
nj GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED o
AT RATES FOREIGN Hills EXCHANGE SOLD on
THE PRINCIPAL FONTS IN EUROPE IN SUES 10 SUI. Is
GOLD CURRENCY. AND VIRGINIA MONEY
will be opened for deposos payable funas
gold charging the current rates Csek must DO marked
cordingy, tA--LA n '---l s.laa sti "a
sghi drains all principal sold
.e'- -, 4. ..s...g" ~. .tl.sl '.i- rs
Bonds stocks commission. " ' . sal ~ N .1
Uncurrent money bought and sold. a'' .aaiha .. a
warrants purchased t E-Er
asEsa# a,ss 4.t sWEISY, RfrrESHoUsE, FAINT co, F
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JoHS 4. cAMPBKtL,
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IAfPRON

the OF Pennss and Nineteenth
sueeon Tuesday afternoon January at o'clock the
November 1864
in IIber s. So s75 seq
Washington county the subscriber will sell public auction
highest bidder the following described property, viz
Beginning Pennsy 10th
wstwardly line
wall which divides the
the Seven Buildings from the second house the said
commencing northwardy
the said dividing WALL the wall along
stable alley saswardly
the alley said 10th thence thwardy
along line said 18t to the place OF beginning with tho
excellent three story dwelling
house brick stables, &C. " N@ aat- # fasezs
Terms made known saie. .a 'Er na@a .TaH..a.
.'. ..@ e .#''' '.f wM. A. MIX, Trustee.
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D t" a"a Aucioneer.
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fala lsleamlea Dl.aser 81 Rni h

VI
destroyed BY fire the Red river Saturday morn
ing The vessel and cargo total loss She had ON
board LOCO baes Of cotton Fifteen 10 twenty persons
Pesicd i i .aEr7l,E TltrK ss.g sHitsrg
N = q t1t1 % sF11assFt 70 1Iaa ssie IsIlJ al y1rsr
.slss q i. Rssn N Explorers &c." .., I, ,,tI ~,
\ 81 Lotus, Dec. 1.-The St Joseph's journal am
nounces the arrival of Lieut. Warren and DR. Hayden Of
the Geographical Survey who sent to explore the
region between Dacoah city and the headwaters OF the
Running Water river . ~ isf gsIf 81 al t,ssfsga 4a
J. Also the arrival OF Major Denniston, Indian agent
with ten chiefs and six braves OF the pawnee nation
route for Washington, to ra the treaty recently made
r "- .t- ft- as1 baF - d ID HFy HtaIlaI .l9fs
7f'l Jag HtatHa 81 Markets. ~ - s-su ~ ytltli8ss
4 NKw York, Dec, l5.-rCotton closed heavy at de-
cline Of oent-saes Of 500 bales; uplands middling
log Flour is heavy at general decline; State "a 45
"a 81 80 Ohio, SIS l5as5 So; southern, 81 IS a So
70 Wheat is heayysaes Of AZ 900 bushels southern
white, 81 20 81 a. Corn is frm-sales Of SO, 900
bushels new southern white and yellow go IS cents
Pork has declined mess, SIS $16.g Lard is lowerin
barrels ~ a 10 cents Whiskey is higher--Ohio, ga
cents Freights rmer Other articles generally
unchanged. ..... .-s., ~. .-.,. ~
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The Of these ships will be gold silver
bullion Je~ey precious stones, la
ding signed therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
l5-du ffa.t5rs " ''a ~ 't "
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WYE PUBLISH TODAY Parton's Life Of Aaron
wv BurrIife and Times Of Aaron Burr By Parton, vol
700 octave Illustrated BY engrayng steel
Price 81 rs =.
patons Life Of Burr every respect original peculiar
work. Of absorbing Interest and possessing peculiar Chains the
tenion Of Americans 81 -s4st- ~ .s-Ft
Tho author claims that this volume tho story
strange eventual life told for the first time
from the "reminiscences his surviving
Ions, and acquaintance I'd ..t..t..s ~ - \
material for Of the most interesting fascinating
written While Incidental the subject
the democratic party IL
The volume printed supcrnnc paper steel
portraits O. Burr and h daughter heodoca
cravings lt & .'4ts'a ~ aht3 ~ h1f haa,JEialb
a az t- s45.yls5 Also READY TO DAY 49,
william Theodore Hook volame l2no price 81
crvae skinner by Theodore Hook valance
Being volumes and Of hasons Library
Harriet and Sophia Lees Canterbury Tales price % forming
nrst three youmcs. "a .l* u,1dE Fglay ~ ID q. $500
In active preparation and TO be issued week before Christmas
VOLUME Tor 1888 Of the New York Almanac and Yearly for
1868, same, cloth, price % Ef-ffEEg
n mo 49,, ~, na as neoIhte =
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE have on hand a large
buggies, ockaways and twoherse
styles Also several second
hand light and horse but little used Of which
sold for cash. negotiable short date
always keep the largest stock that kept in this and
intending purchase should fail examine
before purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS YOUNG,
aast aNss5h aa43 t-3f No. 400 Pennsylvania ayenue.
Also for sale family horse-large young, perfectly
gentle sound used by myself during the summer.
Nov l9--3tawi6cpsw 5sg.. atsg as
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PRACTICAL NoN-INrERFERENoE.

convention of the democracy of Owen county,
Indiana was held at the courthouse Of that county
an the 3Oth ultimo, when the following resolution
v,s unanimously adopted on motion of Judge Frank
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DKUFESSUR J. Il. CHUKCHILI, ARTIST respect
his friend.
mcnt solcts a continuance OF the .Haa."E
Mccarthy Gallery 44s Pennsylvania avenue
doors east Of ~ street 'i' ...." f#.i
Dec
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ON THE REDUCED SCALE OF PRICEs.-We

ON THE REDUCED SCALE OF PRICES.-7We
" opening daily a+rr r..--- -ase.s.. q
robes, pIais, other styles Of rich
goods which, hand placed
the reduced scale OF Every article marked M
cash ...... r.aa. ,. .. ID. ...
hawis complete all departments,
very large. .a......
Embrodsries largo styles
| stock, q asonishingy low prices. ..N..... A.. ...
all fabrics adapted for general family wants
varied y ag 81
price only marked plain figures consequently purchaser
Good articles, low and fair dealing may be relied all
| cases. Sd. "a ..4e,raua.. .., BIZ. PERRY BROTHER
{" Central storee' building
l5--l0if &C.,. ..... Opposite Centre Market
Unable DAMASKS NAPKINS, DOYLIES ban-
ke towels sheengs profuson OF choice styles
at proven bialy prices. ~ saa @ aaB rra s.
One price only marked in plain figures and no lewiston
f."".. Central Stores II" building,
l5-l0tdR Opposite Centre Market.
| ~ ENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS-Our assortment
NJ dress complete with the .paten'
enemen who this invited call
IfA pI As3tfas DtalaW@J EE. +.& ID STEvENsS fEE
I5-8tf = y. @.Hsr Sales Room, Browns Hotel
| IT AIDES AND ,GENTLEMEN'S REAL PARIS
II
foreign goods price only
| igTa4sT.sArR A mai ,r7y PERRY BROTHER,
Central Sores,n building,
Dec h-lo'dn g,2t" ~ a opposite Centre AArks'1
Large OF the things (of substantial
mert) In that line, Ono price only tl.- fy1I dol H
| -H .aa#t.FsE3 - l-g.a PERRY pROTIiER, .s.4a
4te ~ @s'- .fs 7-@ "Centra Stores, building,
| Dec I5-1otdn aEa opposite the Centre Market
l. ,ENN THE sREDTIcEn. SCALE PRICES
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uTILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON TUEs

wv day evening" 18th the Second Annual Exhbon
Washington Association Mr. Corcorans Building
between 18th and l4th gla sefaHsa ~
dollar To be had
principal hoes and at the door Of the gallery
opening exhibition Introductory address
the hall the Hon
j. r. Tyson Of penn ylyana, at I'M Admission
free t7ps3 nssF, e 5rt dab ~ ~ ia t
ar ,a uag. -E .
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, q 3-
49,. No Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, h CO.,
z LII gAELELE Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO.,
No. ~ Austin FrIars, London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
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NTANTED, by a man and his wife, having no chill
wv dren situation practical gardener and farmer his
good plain washer and good dairy
both understanding their business perfectly we'll
ommendcd Please address Gardener Georgetown post Office
Dec 10
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ON THE REDUCED SCALE OF aPRICES,--All
" silks vcivet yalenas pads, robes merinoes casteres
shawls, poplns, embroidees &c. 'I
One price only, marked in plain figures a sgtgF sfg8
I'D Dee s--lotdR gtsr .....s s.r go. PERRY BROTHER
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Rs,Od, That we disapprove OF the democracy Of this
unty or state interfering In any manner whatever with
Ss management of affairs In Kansas, and in favor OF
the PEOPLE Of that Territory settling their own vexed
stions In their way subject to no dictation and
iol y non-residents and outsidea strict adherence
" ,bs pIyieges of the Kansas and Nebraska bill "
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YAaRRs BALL-lhe fine company of volunteers known
the Washington Yagers give public ball on Monday
eveninp Decerobar i s,aE
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The Eclectic the Arst Of every number
pages paper stitched In green
Twelve numbers, three Volumes with titles
Twenty nye embellishments and nearly 1900 ages this 1885
' Aslt1 wy r. Ya-il1fi ~ taa @t Gift7t8 y
The Eclectic win promptly by mail any order
ed Ia
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURE. Professor Le Conte, of South
Carolina, will deliver his second lecture at the Smson-
ian Institution this evening His subject is he dstri-
button of solar heat on the surface of the earth " z
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ooxa,,rur1oxAI euxyxx11ox

Las, Friday the judiciary ConGitle re
ported Recommendation, that The number
ofyudicisl Districts be increased from tel
70 eleven. DIR. Clarke of Alamakee, taov.
Il 70 increase the nBmbsf Of Districts ie
twelve, winch wac lost, yeas a. nays 20.--
The rscomms ndsuoR Of the Committee
US concuEred 10, by g vote u 10 .. The
amendment reported by the COMMITTEES, ms
king the districts sltersble every four years
vss carried by vote Of ~ " .. The 70.
mort of The committee Of the whole on e.
nsndmsn,s To ths Constitution was taken
up. when the amendment, providing thai
vhsn TWO OF more amendments to the con
ssitusIop are submitted TO the people, 81
any one time, they shall be 30 submitted
shs, they can be voted on separately and
that u the general election held 10 the
year ls7o, sn1 every tenth year thereafter,
the question Of calling Convention to re.
wise the Constitution shsil be voted on by
the people, was adopted. After several .
meadmenn we're offered and lost. the epors
was ordered TO be engrossed and read .
third time next DAY
Tue report Of the ComGittss on militia.
~ affairs was ordered to be engrossed and
read third Time.
In the Iftern Don, a resolution insIuetinS
he judiciary Committee 10 % amend their
yepost q to provide for the organization Of
I Cont Of Common Pleas, occasioned con.
sibsrsb,s debate, and was finally vossd
)sws.
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vAel.,a,s svinaiisg.
The following is taken from the Mil
SanIinai Of tia oIsf inst.

The following is taken from the Mil
waukie Sentinel of the 2lst inst:
Several days ago a man calling himself
Thos. C. Gilman appesred in Milwaukee,
possessed of any number OF drafts signed
William Breck, and negotiated these drafts
UPON the different banks in this city-the
Second Ward Bank alone excepted--to the
amount Of $4,000. The BANKERS are busy,
police do, Grand Jury were also, and have
found bills OF indictment against Mr.. I. c.
Gilman. and officers are after him. We un'
derstand that several parties have been ar.
rested in Detroit and Adrian, Michigan, on
sus picion Of being the aecomplices OF Gil
man. The latter was we'll known in Re.
chester, N. Y, where Beck. the broker
resided, BY whom the drafts were signed;
several Rochester men Of this city were
the references OF Mr., GilmaR, which ma.
terislly facilitated the drafts upon the
banks.
One OF the banks, in order to aecommo-
date Mr.. Gilman, gave him all Eastern
funds, 90 that he could get out good cir
cula,ion, as he (Giimanl was going 10 buy
oats IL the interior of the State; anoihei
equslly anxious to accommodate gave him
all Wisconsin money, as be was going te
buy lands 10 Minnesota; the oats were pro.
oably 10 seed the lands with. The truth Of
the matter is this: Mr.. Tbos. Gilman has
let our city banks 10 Tor $40 900. II is said
be get $4,000 in Chicago, and some who
know q thing or two compute the gross
amount Of the entire swindling transaction,
10 different cities ofthe West, $50. 900 or
eTen higher.
Gilman arrived here On the afternoon OF
the ll'h inst. 60. hia drafts cashed, al.
tended the Masquerade 81 athe Albany 10
the notwithstanding 10 enjoy himself We
~ much--snd lett here by the Lake Shore
Railroad, on the afternoon Of the l2th. He
Is man Of medium size, dafkc onplete
complexion, and dark hair and shiskeFs.
LIBERAL rewards are offered for his APP
preheHslon. il is supposed that he is one
Ct gang, and ina. their operations have
been simultaneous and extensive.
The same gentleman, we learn from the
Press, visited Chicago, and took in tie
bankers to the extent of about SIS, 900
There 10 considerable interest manifested
TO have Mr. Gilman visit Oh caso again
and indeed GO warm is the desire, tina
seversl Of the sharpes! police officers hav'
been dispatched With direct invitation L
that effect,
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A PEBPuMED BREATH.--whAt lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of 9 disSr breath
when by using the "BALa or THOUSAND PIowKEs" a.
ientrse would not only render IL but leave the
Issth white a. slabastsri Many persons do mo- know
thsr breath Is bad and the subject 10 delicate their
friends will never msntion II. Pour single drop Of
,.gsn" yonr tooth brush and wash the teeth NJ yht
and morning. A nifty cent hottie will last q year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may easily be Sc
Iursd BY usng the tBALa on THousAsD FLowEs. -
IL will tau pimpes and frsekles from the skin
ssssing IL Of SOFT aud ro.ests hue. Wet towel pour
two or lures drops and wssh the face night and
morning. 2s H4
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving brush
IN either cold water pour three drops
Of "BALn o. iHoUsAsI FLOWERS rub the beard wcll
and IA chi make beautiful son athsr much f.eiIis
tang the operation Of shaving Price only INV eeus-
sos sale By sh Druggists. r of counterfeit. -
Sone gen uBs upess signed by
W. p. FEfRIDdR d Co.
sp 2Gd6R Franklin sguare, New York.
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The Chicago Democrat ssys;--The re-
solution passed BY the Y 3. House Of Rep
fesentauses repeating the acts Of h'ssenr-
kansas Legislature, was promptly laid upon
the table by the slaveccaacy Of the Senate
and their tools. That Is Just the action thas
we anticipated We had not the slightest
idea that that body had amy idea Of iaserier-
lug with the usurpstioas and combinations
OF the Shawnee Mission Legislature. The.
reason il obvious. A vote Is soon 10 be
taken upon the question OF forming State
Government. Members OF convention 60
form constitution are to be elected, under
the existing @Black Code;" voters before
They can exercise the right Of suffrage are
required to swear to support these very
black laws---in short to approve a all the
acts of the Missouri usmpers. II Is we'll un-
derstocd that the Free State men will do no
saeh thing, and it is hoped that BY continu-
ing those laws In force they will be dis
franchised, and that the Border Rutians
will have IL their all their own way.
This course Of Douglas, and his echoes
and organs, during the canvass last fall, is
fresh In the minds of sill They pertins-
ciously and vociferously urged that the Free
moniess had refused to repeal these laws Of
the bogus Legislature, while the Buchanan
ties In Congress had done oil they could to
secure their abroga,ion, This was known
to be falss at the tire; but, nevertheless
Douglas would below il 90, by the hour
and eli his followers would echo ss though
il had been 'veri,able truth" Now the
asked issue has been made. The repeal o
the Black Laws has been effected, 30 far q,
Fremont House could effect it, and the Sen
ate has tabled the reso tuition, where it vii
sleep the sleep OF death.
| The people now understand the matter
The falsehoods OF the last campaign will no
avail farther. The guise has been s,riPPs'
from the villainnous Misrepresentation thu
Buchsnanites have been 30 ipdus,riousl,
proPasadng.
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W Anew dodge !. nov being practices
upon the PhiIsdelpbians by sharpers, after
This style. A gentleman pulIs The door bell
aud asks for Dir. A., who Of course is no
in--ielis his lady that he owes Al A. one
dollar and hsii--gives Counterfeit five
dollar bill, snd ge.s three dollars and fifty
cent? Of good money in change
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On WHEELS hsAIB, -- The Wheeling
Times says that owing to dssgreerueu,
between the Pistsburg aud Cleveland Rail.
road Company and the Postmaster G General
the mail between Wheeling and Rochester
through Sleubensiile, has been thrown on
the hands Of the old contractor, P. Roberts,
j. The mail from Steubenyllle TO Rocb
ester will be carried on wheels. and BE-
tween SteubenvilIe and Wheeling CD the
steamer Convoy. This sptly illustrate.
what We stated in reference TO the policy Of
the Post Master General, ia 81 article few
dsys sys,
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THoh. John c BreckinIitge. the Vice
Pfsi.dent elect, will nave " ride one IN.
dred and i-fty miies on The morniug d la
inauguration, II las the PhilAdsIpAia spers
.tats) he has accepted an invitation TO b
prssen, at the Inauguration ball Gu the ID
Of March. by the Twelfth Ward Democfa
ic Association OF PhiIsde lpAis.
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rrruRIIc.N n,srs,cr CONVECTION,


fasrs win be Repssiicsn GeIseataen lsai In
SAysspss. on saturday the nh day Of March nsst,
81 ne Coati horss, al = s'slssk &c ths sassaeen,
TOT ies sppeiatseat Of Delegates - Esesin Goa
sesslcR OF The 10Th Jedieisi Dsret, 10 pat it nom
ieAsAoa ssirsb candidate for jsSSs Of sid pa-
srscs. Therefore The hepabiieAs voters Of Scott
Ssosag are hereby requested 70 meet 10 tAsir 70
spsssve ewnsatps, their ssaAi places Of loaaiei
slssssors, Ga Saturday The sslh day Of February,
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