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EXTRAOR BINARY HISTORY OF THE
II THREE LITTLE KITTENS-a Companlcn
TO the History OF the Five Little Pigs.
Three little kittens they lost their mittens,
And they began Ocry
"Ohi msmmy dear,
We sadly fear,
Our mlitens We have lost"
"What lost your mIttens,
You naushty Kittens,
Then you shall have no PEE"
New, NEW, mew, mlew,
MIew. mlew, mlew, miew.
Received aud for sale M
JOS. SHlLLlNGTON'S
Bookstore, Odson Building,
23-I corner ~ o.. ard Pa. av.
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Millinery, &C.

MRS. HELLER, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, be
VI tween 18th and 9Th streets, respectfully -
invites the ladies of Washington and vicI- 81.
NIFTY to her first opening of WINTER -
lug large and handsome ment of IA sh iS>sE
Ionabe HATS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS, and
Will be happy tn al the ladies of Washing ton at
her opening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
l7-zw$
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T. FEW DAYS Nv WASHINGTON
CURE FOR
CORNS,
BUNIONS,
SOFT CDRNS

TOE NAILS,
Without Cutting or Causing tie .Shghtea
Pain-bY
ID R. &C 1. o. = r.
surgeon ChirOpodIst to the principal SOvereigns in
Europe, takes this opportunity of apprisIng the
yIrons that HE WILL STAY HERE ONLY FEW DAYS
and may he consulted IN every department of Pecal
Troublesome TOE-NAILS, all of which, however
long standing or bad he guarantees 10 efsctuaIiy
the slig htest pain nconv enience, either during
their removal or afterwards.
N. Ii. OhIce-Z4 FsiTset, bstUesH i4th and 18th
streets, near the Treasury Departn.nt. Once
hours from 10 a. IN. till p. IN, and TIL O'Clock
Will visit ladies' at their own residence by giving
a few hours notice.
II The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors possession:
From H. NJ, the King Of Bararia.
MIR. SchlOsser has operated on ii. Majesty's feet
lied by III. Majesty's command. BIN. FOLLER.
From II. Imp. Hishnsss, the Prince Jerome Ma
Mr.. schlossers ma estfslt des cors arce bsaucouU
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice, Proprietor Of the Pennsy!-
raHidn
Mr.. Schlosser has extracted two corns from my
feet which were extremely painful for many years.
The extraordinary ease with which he operated is
who are troubled with cofns ms the only person /
have ever known to perform The operation scentif-
caily and without pain. WIN. RICE.
Philadel phia, Sept. IS, 1857.
From Pierc, Butler, ESQ.
DIR. Schlosser has extracted number of eorns
from my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
Philadelphia, Nov. 8, 1857.
From DR.. S. NJ. Lands, Physician to the City
Water Cure Institute at Philadelphia.
DIR. Schiosser has extracted. without pain or sore
ness. eight very painful CONS IN a few minutes.
would advise my friends and the public generally to
go to Mr. Schosser and have themselves relieved
of these toe tormentOrs.
y. Nj. LANDIS, NJ. ID.
Thousands Oftes imoniaIs r. ON the United States,
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe can be seen at the Doctors Ofhce, "a
F STREET, belDeen I4th and 18th streets aeaT the
Treasury . epdrfnlent.
ONLY FEW DAYS IN wAsHISoToN.
d24-Im
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DECEIVED To DAY
IL Is pieces elegant wide and heavy
Crochet, Velvet
GuIpure, Chenille, and
PASSED.. Matted
BLACK SILK PRINCES.
to sell { ON 81 To S. per yard.
ALSO,
pieces GRAY PLUSH. for Cloak TTmmiDss and
i2doZen CLOAK TASSEtS, IN Gray, Brown, and
BACK. MAXWELL * BRO,
Il cost Sc2 Pa
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lN HTTRiHMMGNC: nSn n.NT hMD

Ladies visiting Washington respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses
Coaks, Basques &c. at short notice, IN the latest
STYLE and SAT Isia ctlOn guaranteed q / cases
large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings Of
3 and handSomest styles, with CLOAKS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY, of every descrip-
tlon, always on hand. NJ. WILLIAM,
10 2'n opposite Centre Market
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts
GREAT BARGAINS IN FURS!

Just receiv ed at REMICk'S. No. I2G Bridge ST.
GeorgetowI, an invoice of LADIES FANCY
FURS from an extensive importing house in New
\ ork. Tor Holiday Presents, which Will he sold mt
auction prices, on commission. Tina Ladies will
lind IL 10 thor ad vantage to cali as above,
n. b. DON'T FOGET THE NUMBER, IeG.
a 969 $3.50
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THINA, GLASS, QUEENS WARE. CIT
~ LERG, PLATED WARES, &c.
c. 5 FOWLER & CO,

a c. : FOWLER & CO.
~ Odj FSllOtcS' Hall ia St-ee. AJ
I lave large stock Of Wares of the above ~
description, comprising every article usu- w
ally kept IN the Crockery Business Tnfy have in
store OF their late importation s very tull supply of
lNNER: DE- SSERT and TEA SETS; also
TOILET SETS soma very rich. which they will
SELL with every other article STOCK at their usual
low prices.
A variety Of FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for
CHRISTMAS and New ears presents.
j. we have n lsTse supply of COMMON
GOODS, which we olier to dealers at a small Rd-
vance, and deliver the same IN any part of the oity
III good order. Tree oil charge. d 3 stood
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a X = - r 81
AT SEYMOUR'S.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

just received tins day, sII another large assort-
ment for the Holiday sales
IL Is only necessary for the Ladies to this last
lot TO be induced 10 bny,-I mean by this that they
are rery cheap for Furs of such superior QuaIy
$50 Sets that must be sold at some price.
w. F. SEYMOUR,
M ind the NO.,-IS2 Bridge street,
25-3t Georgetown.
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An THE -wELL-KNOwN ESTABLISH

A Il THE WELL-KNOWN ESTABLISH
a ment of +. POTESTlNI, Pennsy lvania ave.
No. Z9, between 10th and llth streets, has been re
ceived, from France, large supply of innumeTahle
Articles OF the most refined sPlfndor, taste and
quanty aftlstlcaliy executed, consisting of the
superior Ornamental Features Initiating all kinds
OF Fruits and summer Flowers, such as were never
before seen In this Metropolis.
by me above and other requisites, thu subscriber
is enabled to offer to the ladies' and gentlemen d.
oon Goet the skin of the art In this branch, and of
ior Dinners, Suppers, Balls and Parties, for any
number of persons, even Ia thousands.
"A certain number Of guests can be entertained at
the saloons OF his establishment or anywhere in the
District, at a moderate rate. Ladies and gentlemen
can be attended at all hours.
For the approae hing holidays II. PoTENrINI de-
ment of Ornamented, Fruit, Pound, Sponge and
Fancy CAKE. q I2-eotJanI
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IHs StedQy.
Important from Kansas.
q I-Is nan ell H. 1I-L-

ST. Louis, Dec. 23.-The Legislature Of Kan.
Sas mas repealed the law authorizing the Cal.
noun (LecomptonD convention. Ii has also
passed, over Governor Stanton's veto bill re-
cognlZing the militia of the Territory Of which
ten. Lane las been appointed major general
ne militia law establishes militia board, con-
slstlng OF a major general inspector general ad- =
Iutant. quartermasier general, commissary ger
e al, eight bfigadler generals, and the command
er-ln-chief, or Territorial Governor. This board
or majority OF II, has power, and IL Is made its
duty, to organize imme lately the militia of the
territory. IL IL also competent to call out the
militia to muster or drill, In case Of emergency
or at the call Of civil officer, take charge Of the
arms, &c.
The Legislature has finally adjourned Gen
Denver, the new Governor, Is at Lawrence
war has broken out In the south part of the
ierrltorY- Several men have been killed A
requisition has been made on Secretary Stanton
for troops
ST. Louis, Dec. 2I-The ST Louis Democrat
publishes Kansas letter this evening showing
an Inc ease in the excitement, with fghting and
blOodshed.
On the evening Of the 18th instant a battle was
pro-slayery men, in which five Of the latter were
killed, including Blake Little, a member of the
Lee; m pton Constitutional Convention Many
were wounded on both sides, including twenty
three free State men.
The origin Of the difficulty was the appear
anCe of Clarke, the notorious murderer Of Bar
ber two years since, in company with the sher-
free State men, and seizing property ia default
Of payment, making the prosecution under the
rebellion law.
Great excitement existed among the Nilsson
rlans on the border, who had assembled In strong
numbers, and more fighting was anticipated.
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MARSHAL'S E. In virtue of a writ of
III heTl idcias, under the Lien Iatc ISSUED from
We ieIk once OF the CIrcnit Court of the District
oil Columbia for the County of Washington, and 10
me directed, shall expose TO public sale for Cash.
m irnnt OF the COurt-House door of said Comfy "a,
the I2t day of January, l858 at II o'cik
IT.; tne following described property. TO wit: All
uiehddl rlght, TIT q, CAIN and interest i'm and 10
bIIGk house erected on Lot b, IN Square No. SO
on ihlrd street north, between f. ard r streets
levied upon as the proper OF John w Jordan and
VIII De Sold 10 satisfy Judicial No ~, to October
term, 1857. IN favor OF Grips & Waller
,o No. j. ID. HOOVER
l9-ts Marshal for the District of ColuIatia
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FINE 'EwEt1E RYR WATCHES. AND SILL

l have now on hand a large ana well-selected
stock OF kne Gold Jewelry. fine Watches, q
solid Silver and Plated are. And T. am "a
also daily receiving direct fr. IN the Facto- GSN 81
Ties and Importers, additional supplies of<kszf
all the newest and most beautiful styles Of Diamond
Work. fine Coral, Cameo, Lava, ana other desira-
BILE Jew-lry, fine Gold and silver Watches
Together with variety of Fancy Goods, suitable
for the Holidays; and am selling than at Wholesale
prices, which is much below the uai retail rates
dzsd ri. o. HOO.
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FOR RENT AND SALE


A FURNISHED ROOM. suitable for gentle
street near 5th. n.
SEVERAL COMFORTABLE ROOMSi for
- rent, IN the most dcslrab and healthy location
street. between ai9i and F. IN the
- -, fnrnshed also. two good sized single r OOMS,
i3I g t-aiI on one floor and in suite or separate
hoard can be FURNISHED, ifdesred and terms nOder-
dz2 ffsp'' ''S' iO'0' between d and + streets
FOR RENT-Two r ooms, suitable for officesor
an oihce and chamber, immed .ately opposite the
d lift AppIyto RICHARD WALLACH.
FOR SA LE-On reasonable terms, a csmmcdious
:, ana substantially built BRICK MELTING
Row S Sb, Win back hpeng sttachsd in FRANKLIN
D local. ms IN Washngton, The house contains l2
wsfef ss o Sna bs bath Toom hot and cold
etILlsse house. with servants rooms above; cow
house will he sold with or without the tvs Valuable
ARPy WIN e N9 5S I'd story 7n street. to pol
LAM w Ebb agent. d u go
CklNTON HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Hot |
~ formerly known as Dorsey's Hotel, on the cor
her OF tn and streets, will he for rent till the first
OF January: For terms inquire of MOORE& CTS
SELL, adjoining. dI6-iaw3wt
western sTILDIN on the G noryS sde TN. mf
Pennsyv van avenue, tnear the Treasury, with the
upon the avenue and Jaef 81 feet f%n g feet
sS or A % pr
TN street and Louisiana avenue. l9-eotf
FOR RENT.-Either furnished or unfinished
with a b,ssSanf zee NSy new Brick House
minutes walk from the Capitol, with thrse,staiI
nr en St sosSh hoVse Th RRmeaa.s
nla-tf
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AUCTION .sALFs
By !. C. McGUIRE- Anc,,on..

By J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
Dat Yskk tES2EE59 SS .gsnS.B BOOKS
Of London Books Many valuable works rs nns sac
S0und on sSns Son
HHiso, many highly illustrated works.
e Sd J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ByA. GREEN, Auotioneer. - :
SAkE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS. nv
5Ss JAM ss sbs .s 3; On T6Es
Barracks, By order OF the Qnartermsster az ~ ocs
NJ % the following Goods. viz: - = %
5G bay onet Scabbards 20 -..s.
32 Bayonet Belts, q .-... rz4 ....
30 Cartridge Boxes, E - .-t.
SGartidge box Belts, E #r.
~ swords, Sword Belts Drum ..
. Drum shells, Fife, Sc Waist Belts, 81 --
t csrosss 10, C CaP Pouches. Tenders.
Stovesand lot of Pipe, s.-a
m LOT OF Carpenters Tools. --t .r......--
j S1nod Ssssh, In specie. .ssz
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. = =
'hUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
bearing date on the LIST day of November. lass. and
recorded In Liber A. s., No. IS folio a. OF SEQ
Dan tra ,eet vii sell at public sale. SATUR
square No. ion,ns s feet inches ns On ta st
back With that width 40 feet to fftesn feet sIsy
Sna WIN .he improvements consisting of DWELLING,
Terms of sal, One half cash, the residna i, .,x
f ne ana twelve months for notes bearing interest
Ion oay oil SALE secured by deed of trust upon the
anu II not complied with in day after the
sa,t, the property wi he resold upon one weeks
no,ee, at the risk and pense of the purchaser.
convey ancng at the ex pense of the purchaser
hun T cH GHsvsy 0ss fGcs tts
u -o-eoddd us j. c. McG UIRE, Auct
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Treasury EXTENSION --The Eastern portion
Of the south front of the extension has been
placed in state Of great fOrwardness, and the
work goes on with dispatch notwithstanding the
EbP'OpitGus weather. The third story walls
ar up and the principal story begins TO assume a
tEe appearance, which Is added 10 in a high de-
gree By the iron work on the principal corridor
which Is being executed by the Messrs Ellis of
'hsei,y. The ceiling and mOuldings which are
Ofaamentsd with frieze Of iron representing
ne various fruits and agricultural productions OF
our country. exhibits class OF NEE hanical work
Vhieh dOes infinite credit to our city mechanics
The basement story rooms are being finished
Most o. them are all ready for the Tresco painters
AID some Of them are how being beautifully dec
GATED IN a! fTs'rO. by Schulter K Co.
TIE PortlcO OF this great front is going on to-
Said' completion Is rapidly as possible most Of
M heavy pilaSters are set and secured
Oh Tie west wing the cOncTeting OF the base
n'nt walls IS laid. and good portion Of the area
shd basement walls are laid and the stone neces-
SAY &c complete the basement story of the entire
why will b. ready for setting OH the opening of
III AsIt spring, and the basement rooms of the
'eAe front are expected to be ready for occupa-
E0E By thai time
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DKESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Writing Desks. Writing Cases, Portfolios, Work
Boxes, Cabas Gentlemen and Ladies' Dressing
Cases, POTtemonnaies, Card Cases, Tablets, a
handsome variety. with large assOrtmen of Fancy
Articles, suitable for presents to be had at
MISS THOMAS'S
1885, Book and Fancy Store, Georgetown.
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hEIENTAL NAIL POLISH, giving tes u tifuI
~ lustre 10 the kngeI nails, az GiBBS'S Hair
Store, near 18Th street, Pa ave, n 10 SUI
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
i Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an UNEXPLOSiVE GAS" witch is no.
thing but the we'll known ETHEREAL OIL" therefore
4 deem il necessary to caution consumers for their
safety, that the only genuine article Is known as
"R sint zePs non r. PIosiye Burning Fluid" and is
DER OF nth and streets, he being the sole possess
or of the right for selling the same in the District OF
Columbia
90 N-eoSm FIX, STUFF
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NAHSHAL'S l. r - In virtue of a writ or
t's h.r iacias, HndsT The Lien la r. issued from
trlet OF Columbia, for the County of Wsshinr tom
anu 70 me directed, shall expose TO public sale for
county on TUESDAY the 18th day OF January iess
al ~ CLOCK M, the following described properly
20 vii: All DEFENDANTS night, title, caim and M
ttfeSl IN and to house, erected On part OF Lot No
!: IA square No 49,. corner Of q street south and
I'm stteet west, IN the City of Washington ID q :
seied and levied upon az the property of Waltei
a. True, and will he sold 10 satisfy Judicial No 81
1" october TERM 1857, In favor of Grips Waller
I9-dts Marshal for the Di.tri,t Of coInmhi
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DROWN AND REFINED SUGARS
- Is tlerces prime Cub, Sugars,
10 hhHs. prime Porto leo Sugars,
hhds. prime Porto Rico Molasses,
~ bbls. or. shed. pulverIsed aud clarified Sugars
Just received, and for sale by :
d 2S-6teOd BARBOUR Il SEMMES.
A UCTION BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
French worked Collars and Embroideries
Cambria, Swiss and Dimlty Bands,
Ladies French worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets
from ST. to So.
Ladies' French worked Collars. from three cents to
SIS,
Ladies' silk. merino, beaver. and kid Gauntlets, IS
cents a pair,
LADIES' merlno Vests aud black lace Wells.
w hit and brown Table Disper Infants Hoods
Black elastic Belts. l21s cents; Brass Hoops, IS Cts
aset,
Linen Bosoms Ga cts: kid Gloves IS cts; r leeds
Superior black velvet r Inland from 1919 c:s to IS
apiece,
Lad IS and Misses Skirts; white and colored Hoop
skirts, (waddedb
Ladies linen andkerchiefs, 3 cts.
Infants WAISTS and Robes, very low.
Superior Bonnet Rlband, l2Is ce is; Napkins Ga
cents,
Plush and Merino Scarrs,
Ladies Nantes and cloaks, from 50 to $50,
sIcry. GEO. r. ALLEN.
IL oteO NO. ~ IA. aY., next 10 10th ST.
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I'VE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
- furnished; also, two good sized single n OONS
Board can be furnished, ifdesired and terms model
ate Apply 468, 10Th, between ID and T. streets
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CsRi'TEAs BAT passed of in this city with
somewhat less than the usual out-of-door cele-
o's'iOn: IN consequence Ofthe unpleasant weather,
19l vas made much Of by the warm firesides,
sSd vas also duly observed BY various religious
G.lCHi hiilOh>- more particularly the Catholics.
AZ = Mathew church, solemn high mas was
e7Ieoiaied by Rev Father White, at S O'Clock, u
~ ahd al aud II IN The choir performed
nasdh rtleOTated Sixteenth Mass with great
,1'eI bhd-f tie direction OF Prof Caulfeld, the
1sshi>t Of that church. The Holy Sacrament
NA Afterwards administered
~ = DOWInIck'>, high mass was celebrated,
: -eH p4st clock , by the Rev. Father
i,ooh - Tie church being densely crowded.
nliGh Ueautifu! Third Grand Mass In r was
P,'ioihivd by the choir, with orchestral accom-
F-HlH'-ht under the leadership Of Prof. . Es-
- anu Vas q performance OF unusual excel
Al-f The sermon the sacrament was adj
-'.I.''eied 10 the large congregation, many new
tonmInicdntS participating
a. Patrick > church, high mass was said at
: ,I"fk 4 80 b. Rev. Father o TooIe, and also
:. - % 'iock III A full choir performed Mo-
"a. great Twelfth Mass at the early service.
--1 MAJ On No. Mass in BIC at II O'Clock.
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E'Oh RENT-Two Rooms, suitable for Offices or
I'm once and chamber, immed iateIy op pusIte the
ClIy hsii, and over the office Of G.. s. Wafach
lI-u Apply To RltHARD WAILACH
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CLINTON HOUSE FOR RENT,-Tbe Hot |
~ formerly known as Dorsey's Hotel, on the cor
of January. For terms inquire of MOORE els
SELL, adjoining. l6-iswaw*
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1AE kiTER.-Rys5y species Of vessel that had
|-'nV'd At the ~ harves previous to yesterday is
hOH m. king active Preparations to clear from
As ar - soon as possible, franul Of freeze.
Al hG~y's wharf, arrived steamer Diamond
'd'- fr1s~ baltimore. with consignmeRts Of
lrichdndI>e for J.. Fegan, Il. r. MOrsell, Geo.
II saSe w h EHsIetOn, h. j. Semmes, q. Il.
Parker & Co
On board the siGop 4 T.. Howard. on her pass
. :. oin Bladrnsburg % this city, died Robert
smith formerly Of Virgin5a, aged about forty
be Steamboat yharves and al 4 rrnstrong's ship
ard, where he has for years been constant en-
iOyee. will regret his loss
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Flour, generally, closed with an advancing
tendency. Wheat firm, and advanced 1.-THE ad-
vance being chiefly on the inferior qualites) from
LAID Corn dull at Id decline
The Brokers' Circular quotes a decline Of Is /,
ls6d. on the week on -four, and 4d. decline on
wheat Corn is lalkd lower. Lard heavy Rice
quiet; l.s6dalss6d Rosin steady; Is. Spirits Of
tnrrentlne SaAs. Sugar quiet and easier, but
quotations unchanged.
LATEsT.-Satlrday, December I2.-ConsoIs-
Tor money, shut; Tor account, Ok a9lX
Estimated sales Of cotton at Liverpool to- day,
Bteadstuffs steady
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''Hi'-f term l-jS- Augustus lIemenway, claim
ID %, ~ The ship Independence, appellant, as.
HI'e-z b Fisher, Ibeilant. On the motion Of
az. Bdrs,,st for damages in this case, Mr.. Chief
-'uce lazy delivered the opinion OF the
',Hi' OV-TrultH. said motion.
40 w hIte. Stephens and Company, plain
Is ia error, rs Pdscndl Roses admin istTdtOrs.
ntefiof 10 the Circuit Court for the eastern dis
Iet Of Louisiana, The judgment Of the said
costs -
No 20 The United states, appellants, rs
a"'-s zoe Appeal from. the District Court of
u ~ Hited states for the gOrthern district Of
a!H1fhil On the motion Of Sir. Fendall Mar
40 Which was opposed by Attorney General
Id n n.sA appeal was doc keted and dismissed
Ae5~~rLrd HEiil Tuesday morning.
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ANOTHl II SHOOTING CAsE-I.ast night o Young
an haIned Samuel atss was arrested for shoot
IL Mrs Bri, get Callahan, on Thursday night
~. "a the Sew. nth Ward. Gates was lodged ia
T. guaIdhou.e until this morning. when the
-iininary trial Wa, rad before Justice Dom.
'Ipedred tlat 4 disturb 1nee occurred between
son Of Mrs. Callahan a I'd Gates, and In the
one Oates drew a pistol aI'd aimed u at MN.
|s, callahan iRteff.red, and ', hsb lhe weapon
APi"ded the eORCents entered he. sboulneL, IN
,'ihs h-SL wound. Justice Don held Oates
Jail for Court in 81 100.
DitETSs' new Christmas Story, entitled "The
efiis Of Certain English Prisoners, and their
'e4SITe ia " omen, Children. Silver and Jew
T. has just been received by our rnterprising
BOOKSELLER, Jos. Shillington, OdeOn Building,
Oihef -Four and half street and Pennsylvsnia
venue, price only - cents, Al who's establish
Irht may always be found the newest and latest
publications
NsNTRE MARkET.-This morning the dealers
The Centre Market WIRE more numerous than
vas expected There n very good supply In
he sheds "a 0d at the scale-house there was no
isefease ia the quantity food order prevailed
hTOug bout the market, and there were few de-
hands upon the venerable Clerk for his interfer-
ehce. The prices have not materially altered
|'ioce our last quotation
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