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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Pooh TRINITY CHURcn-LErrKR YROu JOHN
A. Dn.-We published yesterday q very long
letter from Mr.. John A. Dix, in relation to the
affairs Of Trinity Church, which have been for
some time under the consideration of q commit
tee of the State Senate. 1t appears that the
Church acts as almoner TO several needy parishes,
ard that some complaints have been made % to
the manner in which its income has been dis
bursed. Persons have testified before the Com
mttee that the Church was very rich, and grow
ing richer every year; that its disbursements
were made only to parishes holding the same pc
cplar views upon church discipline as the nh
jority of the vestry of Trinity, and that generally
the corporation misused the power given to it by
its great possessions Mr.. DIX, who has been q
vestryman during the past nine or ten years, con-
tradicts all these statements He says that the
Church has been growing poorer instead Of
richer-that its expenditures are greatly in ex-
cess Of its revenues, and that it win be obliged
to sell it's real estate to pay its debts. Trinity
Church has, in fact, been 30 generous 30 liberal,
80 earnestly engaged in converting the heather
Of the lower wards, that it is absolutely according
to Mr.. Dix, in danger Of starvation. Mr. Dix,
however, declines to 60 into the disputed ques-
ton as to whether the Corporation has any good
title to the property which it holds, and which is
leased for secular purposes The great mistake
about the whole matter was mad some time ago
The grants to Trinity were mad under the
EngGsh law, which recognizes the Church as a
power in the State. The Revolution swept away
oil Of hot ind butt IN 10 IN
were not positively annulled, and were indeed
partially confirmed by acts Of the State Legisla-
ture 1t must be apparent that religious corpo-
rations like Trinity, which, from their great
wealth. are able to exercise political power in
the State, are foreign both to the letter and
spirit of the constitution it is also true
that the impessibility Of purchasing the real
estate held by the Church has retarded improve
Ment in the part Of the city where it is held,
and absolutely deprecated the value of the
property, when in other hands it would have
been Increased thirty or forty per cent We all
know the blighting effect that rich religious cor
porations have had in Catholic countries, and how
often the secular power has been obliged to in.
terfere and protect the people from their rapaci
ty. Fit be true that Trinity church, so far from
being crushing, close-fsted corporation, which
is the popular idea, is really generous liberal
spendthrift absolutely running itself by its tender
care for the unwashed souls about the docks rs
Mr.. Dix would have us believe, why should not the
Church sell its property now leased for secular
purposes, clear of its debts and devote its ener-
gies entirely to its religious duties, leaving mo-
a1HEgetti9a,tGn sinners, and laying up for itself
rem, where neither moth nor
pd where thieves cannot break
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ARRIVAL OF Nh. BUCHANAN AND Nh benCkINBID0E
-Pn1PARArIox p01 TEE MAUeURArI0N-rHE
NUEsOTA LAND ELL, rrC.
wAMuoros, March q 1857.
T. ~ Judges q ~ Dapesns 0s1Ft wass1 Mr.. Bu-
sAaaan 70 day. q HI rssos ~ The National Hotel.
M Rssksrdge arrived here this morning. He visit
cd the House and was surrounded by crowds OF hx
friends.
The city 10 the scene Of the greatest excitement
The avenues are donsely crosdsd with citizens
and strangers Of both sexes Notwithstanding
tho cold An immense number Of the
capital, and still greater numbers wendisg their way
ihthcr. The hotels and privae boarding. houses are
Oveynowps, and any persODs, doubtless win pass tho
night In the streets This probably greatest inauI
u visissss known. sone minor lights have occur
rsa but aching serious likely 10 take place Expecla
sios b - Ne tptce for 10 morrow.
BY me new Tariff bill which Ia passed Congress- the
fJ,lcwipg articles oasEned tous-woo, all under
twenty pr can't 81 the port OF expectation, free al over
that amount twenty -four per ceot tobacco and
cured tobacco fall twenty ptr cent from the old ras
htmp OF oil kinds fall twenty per cent; wines, spirits
and oordya fall 70 thirty per cent, looks, msrchan
dse, reduced twenty per cent; nsnren and blankets
reduced twenty per cent nseod iree axscsd reduced
twenty pcr cent sugar ana non liked twenty four per
oen. Mr.. Canpbes free list II either substsntsDp 70.
tanned kept tho four per cent other low schedules
four PER cent; all others nineteen per cent.
President Pierce gave reoepton ri 70 . eommi.
tee OF the city authorities and many citizons compn
mentsy address made by Mayor MAsruder, 70 which
The President replied In suitable terms
The New England and Pennsyvania appointments 10
the osbfnet have Rot yet been definitely sotucd. The
enste has agreed 70 the House smsndment The Mime
sota Land bin, giving 200 COO Of land 70 Alabama
fcr raroad purposes Tho bill avoids nearly aogetn
the range Of lands proposed In the bill heretofore
peaed by Congress. Minnesota 10 70 have the entire dis
posal Of them. This the Minnesota oil perfected by
The House Committee Public Lands and In connection
with which subject corruption VS. alleged.
New York papers OF Monday morning. were received
tonight
In the municipal election ID AlexasdrsA 70 day, on the
American candidates but one we're CHOSEN.
The Submarine Telegraph otl was uxped by the Prss
Gen, this evening.
HAIx PAST rrs o'Ctocx.
The President ID q the Capitol In the Vice Presidents
ROOM signing bills, and all the uabinst excepting Nsssu
Karoy and Dobbm assisting In their sxaminatsos.
The galleries OF both Houses NE rotupda, and passags
ways are denseiy crowded BY Thousands.
An extra clerical force 10 employed 10 facilitate Co..
gressional businem.
Me-. Buchanan IL In council To- night with eopsdeusiai
friends, Including General Cas-.
Mr.. Cobb, Of Georgia, returned The city shis AFTER
noon.
me Naval Court OF inquiry to-day commenced The
aansson Of Witnesses In tbe csss Of Lieut. Pennnson
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Fire nj Baidwsnsvsuc, NJ, Y.

BAipwuevIlfs N. r., March 3, 1857.
TIE store Of w. H. and D Thomson, the south side
OF he river dsskoysd This morning Loss estimated
NJ tlc,Qcc. insurance $500.
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Up to this morning tsn Thousand passenger tickets he'd
been sold here for Warrington This exclusive Of hoss
having shroush tickets from other points The trains Nils
ansrpoon took down two thousand passenger and IN
imnenss number going down In The moenhg
New Orleans mails, non saturday 10 Tuesday iseau
sive, have bean received.
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Passage Of the Appropriation Bill
THE NEW TARIFF.
Finale of the xhirty-fourth Congress.
FOR The INAUGURATION
From Washington.

From Washington.
SPECIAL DlsPArcH HERALD.
THE CAPITAL INVADED BY POLITICIANS AND PICK
PoCKJTs-rHE NSw CABINET NOT YET DECIDED
oN-YHE PACIFIC GUANo ISLANDS, ETC.
wAsBsoroS. xsroh q, 1887.
Every train that arrives brings In its thoua&n L. The
city already OVERLOOKING. and yet half Of the
''dsar people" that intend coming are hero. / never
have seen 20 many broken down. diseased and out
politicians In my life before. The rorhouaes have ev
deniy discharged their inmates and the jss and pen
tentaYies their picKpockets and thieves.
Mr.. Buchanan ID overrun with ofHoeholders He stin
holds out the two appointments Of Toucey and Jones'
The best informed this evening ny that rouccy 10 out Of
The ring, and that Clifford u the lucky man. havet
nom Mr. Buchanan himself that he viii not fl upon
these two appointments until Thursday, when he win
to the Senate his entire Cabinet for conrmaen.
The New York Hotel clique On the ground, blowing
md casing u tremendous rate.
Gen. Perces Cabinet had their last meeting today, and
u SAID there weeping, and wsing and gnashing,
Of teeth.
The Vice President Mr. Breekinrige, appeared IN the
lobby Of the Senate and House today and crested
by many friends.
The Navy Department have sent ORDERS which len hare
this evening, - Commodore Nervine who Is stauoaed 1t
Panams, 70 dispatch vessel to the American guano
Islands to fulfil the orders siven him time sgs, and
which he failed 10 perform.
me Minnesota Railroad bill passed the Senate 70 day,
and hes been signed by the President. Is prepared
and passed BY NnnesoAps generally and principally BY
q. L. MOSS and Mr. Chute. 1t approprAsss three millions
Of acres Of land.
CONFUSION IN Observation-Disclosures FOR THE
NlGHT-ARRIvAL OF Mr.. cOBs.
Ten O'CLOCK p. NJ
The Capitol densely crowded with spectators. Bus
ness was before IA such confusion In the two
Houses. But few Of the members to hAye any idea
Of the condition Of the many bills ponding The Appro
praiion bills and their various amendments are lying
heacs and tails The com mittees Of conference have
taken entire charge Of them.
Tho President and Cabinet have taken possession Of the
Vice Presidenvs room, where they will remain during
the night This IL convenient arrangement 70 ensbo
the President approve bills they pass Con-
sras
Hon. Howell Cobb has returned and or tsrs 1t up
The discharge Of hs duties Secretary OF the Urea
Jury.
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Hsuss ~ Representatives.
MONDAYS PROCRsDmGs CONTINUED.
wAsmsc roS, March Q, 1867

omrnrcnoxs m xrunrr7
The House passed The bill suhoriss Ne Secretary %
War 70 ooaxsos the removal Of sbtyucsas in the Ne.
sksippa river mon Bsse TIE De- MONIES rapsds a NJ,
rate Of two hundred thousand dollars per Aanu for Eve
yau.
number q Senate bills verc passed, including oss
for he essaslshnsnt Of IN additional lad csoo ws-
eonsin.
upIrT I'M,
The report Of the Committee OF Conference vss then
taken mp and adopted. See another column.
LAND ZOE MrrrreUrA AND ALABAMA
1he senate eill granting lands me Minnesota rsil-
roscs vas taken up and amended, giving lends to Asba
M FOR similar purpose
Adjourned.
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LouIs, Dec: 2s-Kansas sdvIces 20 the
81 nave oeen received. The constitution with
slavery provision has been carried by . lang.
nlsJorny The returns Were meagre. IL was
Lepoue1 at Lawrence that letters had been re-
Se'sed oy the republicans that a body of men
nad gone 10 Lecompton 60 seize the territorial
arms also, that Gen Lane had zone IN Fort
scott with the intention 60 destroy th,t Ma.
SIG ehterminste the pro-slavery settlers on the
Missouri S tue "er iu'o
"a zen i Denver bad assumed the Governorship,
dho issued an address exhortinp the peonle 70
appeal to the ballot-box for the settlement on
their DIFFICULTIES H' VI
III Is stated also that President Calhoun. Of IN.
Constitutional Convention, has Invited bimssIf
and the officers of the Legislature 10 be present AZ
the counting Of the returns
There Is nothing authentic from Fort scott
ST. Louis, Dec. 2S.-A bearer OF dIsnstch,.
from the acting governor of Kansas nassed tSronoh
here yesterday for Washington. The poll was
not opened at Lawrence.
The Lawrence Convention was to meet on the
I'D, TO decide whether to vote for State oficers
MANY favor such a course with a view of crush
ing the State government. Mr.. stanton IA men
TONED as a candidate for Governor
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TO-DAY q To.MORRoW NOR MIMI
FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
FURNlTTRE AND OUSEHOLD EF-
DAY II IRSysL Dec 81
we will sell at the residence Of gentleman deon
Household fleets such cin a ST. NO. z near ST. his
Sofas. Chars, Tables.
Carpets, Stoves, &c,
Kitchen Utensils ..
ing, al OF winch will be sold without reserve.
d 2a-dts ~ WALL BARNARD. Auo,,
NARSHAL'S SALE In virtue OF a writ of
w h-ri iacias. under the Lea iar, issued from
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the Dis
me directed shah TO Oh puSS saIs 6s
s s@Sn on Tgnt e the opr House door o. said
at II CLOCK M, the following described properfy'
TO wit: All defendants right, title claim, and M
!; 10 Square No. is'. corner Of 6 street south and
7th street west, in the City of washington d. q
and ; ss P50PTf adc IA W NS
to October term. 1857, In favor of CnPps & Waller.
d19-dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
A SMALL. FARM AT PUBLIC SALF,-The
undersigned IL authorized 10 sci! a small Farm,
y, at private sale. This Tract Of Land contains
about thIrty fOur acres, and lies Immediately on the
ington City, beInE ten miles from the after place.
and SIX from the former. '0'
chestnut wood and several SPRINGS Of vePS A pnr e
The improvements consist If n conveniently s,zsd
Dwelling House in good repa r, tog ether with the
necessary out houses, and pump of ex celent wa
Ter at the door. The whole place is enclosed by a
strong substantial fence, msde of the best materI-
ais TINS Farm, from the character ofihe soil, IT'S
favorable location, and nearnesS TO the markets Of
the District is most clIgbly suited for gardening
purposes. As tls owner has determined To remove
I" The West, tHIs place can be bought very cheap
for cash at pT Ivate sale.
" not sold at private sale before SATURDAY,
"a day OF January next 10 will that day he offered
At pub Ic sale on the premises To the highest bidder
between the hours of ~ and O clock.
For further particulars, inquire of ]. A. ROBEY
on the premises, or OF the undersigned person or
By letter.
l8-2awts SHELBY CLARK
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DIED..

r, On the 18th DECEMBER, at ~ O'Clock a. m. JOHN
Ann Dsgges, aged years and months.
His funeral VIII take place on Tomorrow After
noon At clock, from the residence OF his parents
on nth street, second door from the CO ner of
street. The friends and acqusntances of the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
On the oath Dec .mber ALFRED COOK
HIS friends are res pectfuy invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence on l., between 18th
Snd 10Th SITS, on Thursday Afternoon, at clock
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: BARGAINS IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE"

NOAH WALKER q co. respectfully announce
that they have just received fresh supply ofG EN-
TLEMEN'S and YOC rH'S CLOTHING for the
holidays, which they intend disposIng Of at their
usual low prices. Having established n reputation
Tor the superiority Ofour goods offer them to the
puhlic, confident of giving perfect satisfaction in
price, make. ut, and material.
From our variety we eBumerate the following: 60
Moscow Beaver, Raglan and Clarendon Over Sacks,
ofsuperior sty lie and various shades,
Back Seaysr and Cloth Surtouts, r ..- .s
Blue and Brown Beaver Surtouts and Over Sacks,
Derby SHIRE kersey Raglan Over Sacks.
French TTicot Beaver Raglans and Clarendons,
Fancy Beaver Raglans. fur trimmed,
Cloaks, Talmas and Cape Goats,
Shawls ofall grades and prices,
For BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS we have
Superior Basket Cass Suits, .rf.. .--~
Fancy and Plain - g .a- -... ...a
Black Cloth FrOck and Dress Goats aud Pants,
French Breast Cass, Cloth, Silk and Velvet Vests,
A splendid assortment of Pants and Vests Of all
qualities and materials, with or without side
bands. ...--
We would also invite attention to our carefully
selected stock ofFURNlSHlNG GOODS, consist
ing Of 80 .1H.. -.
Narcotics and Linen Shirts, .u-.
Hosiery, Understands. Drawers, -.
Scsrfs, TIss. Handk erchiefs,
stocks. Null ers, Umbrellas, &c..
Flushing TTavelIng Rugs.
All of which we will dispose Of at such reduced
prices rs Ia defy competition. Call and examine at
MARBLE HALL. EMPORIUM,
t Browns Hotel Building,
"a dtJanl No. S6s Pa. sv.
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Walker Excitement at NobiI.

MOBILE, Dec. 2S.-There is great excitemen
here in consequence of the government interven
ton in the hlibustering enterprise OF General
Walker, in Nicaragua.
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Marine DiSaxter

CHARLEsroS, Dec. 2s.-The steamship Coium-
bia, which arrived here to-day, from Baltimore,
reports having spoken, of Cape Hatteras tie
clipper ship Grey Eagle, from City POiat. Va,
bound TO Rio, with cargo Of -four, dismssted.
The latter refused assistance, but seven Of her
passengers were taken OF by the Columbia
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2e.-Flour, to-day. is lower;
sales of TO- 600 bbls State is quoted at - 2OaSi
25, Ohio "a 65a4 90, Southern "a 5las4 rs.
Wheat quiet, quotations unchanged. Corn Is
quiet; sales 8 600 bushels; new Southern white IS
a60c. Pork is dearer; mess SIS 6Os$l6 90,
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 90 Flour is dull; sales Of
2oOO bblsj Howard street and City Mills at - 50
for cash, and - IS on time
Wheat is steady and prices are nominal; good
To prime reds a 02a1 O5, and fair 10 prime whites
= lGal 20 CCn closed quiet; white at i5ais.
yellow l1a5Oc
Whisky is dull; City 2sc., Ohio 22k.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
LIE AT THE MARINE BARRAt

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneeT.
GALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS. BY
ORDER OF IHE QUARTEkMA STER.-On TUES
DAY the 5th jan, lscs shall sell, at the Marine
Barracks, by order of the QuarteraSter at l2oct'k
M. the following Goods, VIZ:
81 BayOnet Sc1bbards
j. BayOnet Belts,
30 Cartridge Boxes,
81 Cartridge box Belts.
II Swords, Sword Belts, Drum.
Drum shells, Fife, 81 Waist Belts,
10 PeTcuss Ion Cap Pouches, r enders,
Carpet. lot of Brass, Crate,
StOye fand lat of Pipe,
"A lot of Carpenters Tools.
Terms cash, in specie.
d % eod&ds A.GREEN Auctioneer
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General Walker.

New YORK, Dec. 2s.-General Walker has de-
livered himself into the custody of Marshal Ryn-
ders, who has made arrangements to accompany
the prisoner to Washington to- morrow 20 ascer-
tain the intentions OF the President
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AVCTT0Y 41TI9

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
STOCk, CR0P.FARMING UTENslLs,Fra.
- TIuRH, &C., AT AucTIoN-On MONDAY, the
~ January, Il shall SELL st the residences OF Mr.
basn 6enson, on North Pstreet, between 4th and
oth streets west. al 10 CLOCK a. m : =. = = ;,
- nne AYork Horses, superior Mich Cow 3
81 Corn, GOrnfodder and Shucks +. \ EstI- III
80 excellent Family Carriage and Harness
Carts and Gear, Flows, Harrows, &C. &c.
Also, an excellent lot OF Furniture, such as
Mahogany Sofa, SIdeboard
Zane and other Chairs VIA
nedsteads. Carpets, Stoves z -r- rr..r- ...-e-
t hltehen Furniture. &c .aHfs--s.- .r .--~
ierms: Cash, In current funds. ...a III.
x-d - --..FF A. GREEN. Auctioneer
MARSHAL,S SALE.-In virtue Of three writs
tv1 oil attachment on warrant No. S73. SIS and S79
70 January term 1852 ed fr the Clerks Office
OF the circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
the county OF w Washing ton, and tn me directed,
sna expose to public sale, for CASH in front of the
BANK OF Washington. in said county, on TUES
IA the 9Th of December, 1857, at 10 O'Clock a. m
the Following articles to wit: One Roam Horse one
agOn and Harness, seized and taken under at
tacbpents as the property of John Cornell and will
be sold TO satisfy attachments IN favor of Lewis D.
nj cans, James +. Brown, and stephen Prentiss
d18-ts for the District of Cofnmh,.
H THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain until SATURDAY. the
"a oil January, 1885, same hour and psce.
-, j. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
y for the District of Columbia.
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MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING AND
WI TRIM MING ESTAbLlSHNE NT.
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cloaks, Basques, &C.. at short notice, in the latest
styles, and satisfaction guaranteed in al cases.
large stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings, of
BAS4uES, UNDERDRES>E S, BONNETS,
Ribbons. and Nj MILLINERY, of every descrip-
ton, always on hand. NJ. WILLIAM
Is IN opposite Centre Market.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Dec. % Stocks generally dull ;
Chicago and Rock Island 7Y; Cumberland
Coal Co. Q; illinois Central 65H; Lacrosse and
Milwaukee r. r lOA; Michigan Southern, 10,
New York Central 73k Penn. Coal Co. esd /;
Reading r r. SIX; Missouri 6's 80.
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Later News from Europe a, Hand.

ST JoHNs. Dec. ga European steamer
pissed cape Race on Saturday, supposed TO have
been the Arago, for New York; but the schooner
OF the associated press having been wrecked in
the late storm il was impossible to obtain her
NV
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2sth-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana, with dates 10 the 23d. has ar
rived The steamer Grenada arrived at Havana
on the 23d with the mails for New Orleans Su-
gars Were improving.
The steamer Fashion and n G sloon-ofu.r
Saratoga were at Havana The STEAMER Pbil.-
deiphia, hence, was passed on the 2lth OF Cape
FLORIDA. Freiglts at Havana Were dull
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MADAM BONNEL,

wi DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No. $50 18th street west, between and X streets,
Washington oty, has the honor to inform the ladies'
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted W
Dress Making Establishment. where she is ready
To make every kind of work as Dresses, MantIllas,
Basques, &c., aud in the best and very latest style
OF PARIS receiving every month the French Journal
DE la Mode. direct from Paris. nj I-2m'
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NOElCE.-Our customers are hereby notified
that their Respective accounts will be ready for
delivery and settlement on the LIST January prox
We earnestly beg that there may he delay IN
closing bills the usual model we will require
every dollar due us to enable to meet press
Ing obi CATIONS. ...
To those of our patrons who, by their promptness.
have enabled us to withstand the pressure of the
past quarter, are sincerely grateful, and assure
them of our determination TO study their interests
purcha IN the same spirit which they have
promoted ours merchants. 70
OF those who, although willing. have been unable
to pay US on account of delay 10 themselves we
must now ask settlement by note at short date, if
cash cannot be obtained.
With regard 10 the very few who have refused In
pay or give us any satisfaction, when we We fire. "
stated To them the difficulties under which we la
bored, we have only to ssy "your bills again
ready and must be PAID or par ia Snit--we can
submit To no further delay.
To all who have accounts with again sub
NIT the actual necessity OF prompt, punci ual and
immediate action. In ordinary seasons are wilt
ing TO wait, but until discounts become plenti-
ful IN Washington we will be compelled 10 rely
entirely upon our own resources. 20
ELVANS & THOMPSON.
N. B.-NO new account opened until the old one
is closed. d 3 lw
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SCHOOt. NOTICE.-The subscriber will open
Hall, corner of Sixth street and Virginia Avenue,
Washlngton City, D. G, on the hrst Monday IN
years IN teaching he feels confident that .s'isfsc
ton viii BE- rendered To those who commit their
children 10 has chsTge and instruction. No effort
viii be spared make the Schoo merit the lavJr Of
The people ...
For terms, &c, obtain a Circular at any Of the
prInc,Pal Book stores IN ne e,t,; -
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Illness of Forrest. I'm. rray.d,a,
BaIumare hlarle,a

CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. aO.-Forrest, the TRACE
dian is dangerously i'll, at the American Hote
4 4 this fifv
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Millinery, &C.

MES. HELLER. No. "a Louisiana avenue, be
invites the LADIES' of washington and vicI- ~
n,ty to her hrst opening of WINTER ~
ing large and handsome assOrt ment Of fash SS-<
iona6le HATS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS, and
her opening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
l7-zw-