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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NTATCHES, JEW ELRY, SILVER AND PLATED
w wareM w. Gait Bro. invite attention their
and elegant goods suited to the They
ate In part t.
ladies' and genlemens gold cnameed watches richly
with diamonds
Diamond bracelets, broc ihcs, and rings
diamond, emerald, ruby, and psarl fngcr-rings
Diamond crosses diamond emerald ruby, and pearl studs
Stone, pearl coral maaohte norcnne and
other varieties Of necklaces, bracelets brooches and
rings
Solid silver tea sets, walters
Pitchers, gobcs cups, spoons st-I #a t ''t<..
Forks fruit and dessert knives, ladies', napkin rings
And other description fancy silver including
card cases, portemonnaes snuff and tobacco boxes &C.
Extra heavy plated tea sets, Ia ..... .....
Kettles, soup turecns walters
Casters, cake baskets butter coolers, card
The above with world OF other articles
in an advertisement have been gotten especially for the holiday
trade and will be found TO embrace the largest variety
10 their customers.
Those in search of will find advantage make
an early selection while our stock Is complete 800
....r. .,. .s. ..a,s. as-sF NJ W. GAIT & BRO, H
Jewellers, 324 Penn. avenue, Z
Dec 22-8 between 9th and 10th
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THE NAVAL COURTS OF INQUIRY.

We give below list of those naval officers who
were placed on the retired list through the action of
the retiring board, and whose positions have been
court of inquiry ordered at the last session of Con-
gress. The whole number of officers affected by the
action of the retiring board was 20l. OF these, ITO
demanded an investigation by court of inquiry
The three courts have disposed of 103 cases four
cases are still pending, viz: Captain Levy, Command
lie Compile and Chauncey, and Lieutenant John
ston and three remain to be investigated viz Cap
tains T. Ap G. Jones and Ramsay, and Commander
w. M. Armstrong. The findings of the courts have
been approved by the President and all those Off
GERS whose positions have been changed have been
nominated to the Senate for confirmation. Those
who go upon the active list will take the places in
their respective grades which they would have oc-
cupied if they had not been retired
The following embraces the names of those
who go upon the active list together with the posi-
tons they occupied under the action of the retiring
board
Captan--Joseph Smith, from leave pay.
Cbmmdnders-J. r. Jarvis from leave James Glynn
leave Robert Richie, leave; G. Rnggold, leave ].
s. Sterrctt, leave Robert d. Thorburn, leave Samuel
LOChWOOu, lcstNcs W. D. dropped J0nn GalnOun
leave Murray Mason, furloughed
Leafeadts. -Wm. Il. Hunt, furloughed NJ f. Maury
leave; James s. Palmer, leave Robert Handy fur
Laughed Henry Wake, furloughed (; Lewis G. Sartor
furloughed Fabius Stanly, furloughed j. N Mafitt
furloughed A. ID. Harrell, dropped ; A. Murray fur
Laughed Van H. Morgan, furloughed Abner Read
dropped Geo. A. Stevens, dropped.
Masers-A. Mclaughlin, dropped W. w. Low leave
Passed Mishpmea-J. Howard March, dropped James
$. Thornton, dropped Ed. @. Grafton, furloughcd
The following list embraces the names of those
who were dropped, and have now been placed on the
reserved list together with the class to which they
have been assigned:
Licaenants--W. A. c. Farragut, placed on leave r.
w. Meade on furlough Thomas Brownell on fur
lough- Maser-Juus s. Bohrer, on leave. Passed Md
1pn'anN. T. West leave
The following list embraces the names of these
officers on the reserved list whose position has been
changed from furloughed to lcayc-pay:
Captains --Jesse Wilkinson, Thomas NJ Newell w X
Latimer John II Graham, w. Imam.
Cbmmdadys Charles L. Platt Henry Bruce, Charles H.
Jackson as..a aa.
LdaaeanbA Petor Turner, @. G.. Williamson Simon b.
Bissell, John j. Giasson, Henry A. Steele VIM Chnnd-
Ter, James M. ellis, John P. Parker E. G. Bowers A. s.
Baldwin, VIM. r. Whiting, NJ. C. Marin
Nasa-R G. Jones. Passed Milshipman--Samucl
Pearce.
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20 --1Lt N ~. ~ AA-AF
Mr., HOUSTON, Of Alabama, moved that the House
adjourn which motion did not prevail
Mr., SMITH, of Virginia, asked the unanimous con-
sent TO take up the following joint resolution received
from the Senate
Resolved By the Se1ate and House Of Representatives Of hs
Uated States Of Amenoa IN C6ngres dssemRd, That when
the two houses adjourn the 23d instant they adjourn
TO meet on Monday, the 4th of January next
Objection being made,
Mr.. SMITH moved suspension Of the rules which
was not agreed to yeas 80, nays 80 two-thirds not
voting in favor thereof
And then the House adjourned 1855
The committee appointed under the resolution Of Mr.
MAYsARD to examine the accounts aud conduct Of the
late Clerk of the House of Representatives consists of
Messrs MAYNARD of Tennessee, j. CLANCY JONES of
Pennsylvania, RIcAuD of Maryland Curry of Alabama,
and HoRToS Of Ohio.
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Be5- Lectures on Man by Prof. o. s. Fowler, of
New phrenoogy and physiology exponnded and applied TO
It's laws faculties and Improvement will be de
vered Temperance Hall evening Saturday commenc
O'Clock, each closing with
prominent citizens selected by the audience For sub
small bills and daily notices In the papers
Seats rs eight tickets 81.
deneatons daily House.
6-du
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Markets.

NEW York, Dec. 2l-Cotton--saes to-day 200 bales.
The steamer S caused decline Quotations of fair
uplands nominal Flour declinedsales TO- 500 barrels
State 81 20 81 80 Ohio, 81 rs So southern 81 rs
S. Wheat decnedsales 20 900 bushels; white 81 Is
81 IS red, ST. 10 81 20. Corn rm-sales of 5000
bushels unchanged ProvisonsC Chicago beef 25 cents
lower--quoted $40 so Sl2 so. Mess pork advanced
Is cents-Sl5 so SIC. Iurpentine dull ct 80 o 40
cents Freghts heavy afa a. ..,'
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Tie Repolution at Campeaekn.

New York, Dec, 20.-Accounts from Yucatan to the
9Th inst via Havana have been received The reyolu
ton at Campeachy had been suppressed, the island of
Carmen having submitted to the government The re-
ported bombarmen and capture of Ssal is said to be
false. ..
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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

We spread before readers this morning the
speech of Judge Douglas the Kansas question ;
tomorrow VIC shall give the reply thereto of Mr.
Green and on Thursday morning the speech of Mr..
Bigler ON the same subject delivered in the Senate
Yesterday
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WASHINGTON CITY,
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. ee. 1857.

HsMr c. W. JAMES No. Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio
collecting agent and Texas assisted by
H. THoaAs WILLIAM H. THOMAS, THos H. JAS, Dr. A. L. onlts
GFoRGK MONKS and haRD 1AKK Receipts Of either will be good
as-nr w. authorized collect moneys due the
Union Once for subscriptions and advertisements in the District Of
ouHnbia
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-The

n
~ wcknown reputation OF establishment renders
to make than the simple
this OF the be found there every
In the confectionery line Of the best quality
prices. z. &
Particular attention is called to my late importation
kisses fancy boxes &C. which
style surpass anything before in this market
On Tuesday the 22d inst saloon will opened display
Of cakes Of description and all sizes H..
From tho spendor Of establishment may suppose tho
prices OF goods to be regulated accordingly will only
pledge myself to furnish more superior article
n any similar establishment in the city and discount twenty
per cent from last years prices O. GAUTIER ..v.
y" l..- "a Ia Vile de Paris, Penn avenue,
Dec Z2--3t between 10Th and 18th streets
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The Utah Erpedaiom.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 1s.The Leavenworth TX. IT, Herald
of the 10th inst announcing the arrival of express
messenger from Utah. states that he passed COL John
son' command Fort Bdger The baggage and pro-
vision trains all SAFE and the troops in good
spirits This is the only news that traped relative to
the Utah expedition. sEs#a#4
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NORFOLK, Dec. 2l.-An enthusiastic meeting was held
here late Saturday night, and resolutions passed
urging the speedy extension of the James River and Ka
nawha canal to the Ohio Speeches were made in favor
of the oyster tax and resolutions unanimously passed
to the same effect. -as..t... ,u a.... .ra..
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-Four Days Liter from EHepe.--4TriUui Of ne Ad'lahe
NEW YonK, Dec. 2l.-The United States mail steamer
Adratc has arrived off Sandy Hook, with dates from
Liverpool to the 9th inst
The steamer Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the 9th,
and the City of Washington at Southampton the 9Th
instant.
The Liverpool cotton market easier but quotations
unchanged Sales Of three days 5000 bales Including
q 900 on speculation BTeadstufs were dull ana had
declining tendencyq Of all descriptions being
slightly lower Provisions very dull Manchester ad
vices continued uniayorable. The money market was
generally unchanged Consols quoted at s4f for money
and 92s 92A for account -a-. &c..
One weeks later adyces had been received from India
Gen. Havelock was still hemmed in at Lucknow Sir
Colin Campbell marching to his relief
Additional failures are announced but unimportant 70
America.
Richardson Spence & Co.'S Circular reports flour very
dull at Cd Is decline. Wheat dull and irTegul
all qualities slightly lower Corn dull and slow OF sale
prices unatered. -,...afr .l...-.' IA. ...
Richardson Brothers circular reports wheat Id Sd
lower the decline being chiefly inferior qualities Corn
declined Sd Cd Lard heavy, Sugar closed firm Rice
is quiet Rosn duh at As, ..s1 ....a.. r.....
LONDON MARKET Breadstuffs showeda declining ten
dency Wheat Is a IS, per quarter lower
Sugar unchanged Rice quiet
There had been severe fighting before Lucknow. Gen.
Outram reported wounded.
Iavrnpoor, Wednesday afternoon Dec, g. Richardson,
Spence s. Co report sales to-day 5000 bales at de-
cline Breadstuifs dull.
Consols 9l5 for money; 92B account
| SECOND DESPATCH
INpIA-The Indian news was brought to Suez by u
casual steamer The dates from Calcutta to the LIST
ult Two conveys of prisoners had arrived ut Lucknow;
there had been fighting there, and General outram
was reported wounded Sir Colin Campbell and staff had
started for Cawnporc. The troops were also moving
thither as quick possible and they would proceed to
the relief of Lucknow as in sufficient force
More troop ships had arrived out
ENGLAND Both house of Parliament have unanimous
ly voted pension of 81 900 per year to Gen Haveloc
The Bank of England indemnity bill had been ordered
| to a third readingin the House of Commons
Parliament would probably be adjourned in few days
| to the usual time of meeting.
| The leviathan steamship was making slow progress
| daily to deep water. u~1... @N
The Bank of France had reduced its rates OF
discount another per cent. .. .... .
The Corps Legslatf had adjourned to the 18th OF jan
uary @~
SPAIS.-The Spanish and Mexican difficulties are as
Stunning more pacific aspect.
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LOCA l. N Il w 8.

MISS MAYS CONCERT this evening should be- and
probably will be- we'll attended She was eminently
ccssul at phadolphia on Friday evening last when she
made her ha that city, and the critic of the United
States Gazette says EEr
GAS artistic her style and voice both superior to
those of Miss Millner and Frezzolin neither of whom
bears any comparison to her in point of excellence She
is said to be deficient in warmth but that TO be the
peculiar musical defect of Her voice power
full sweet ringing, of fine range, and agile in high de-
gree. There Is much finish about her execution
than had been looked for Mr. Sanderson the young
Philadelphia pianist showed remarkably firm touch,
facility of movement and great mastery of the difficulties
of the instrument. Tibernis admirable tenor never
showed to greater advantage than it did last night His
Sprto gea given for an encore, ever truly
perb"
Those wishing to obtain good seats should them
in advance at the music stores programme of the
concert will be found in our advertising columns.
HE WEATDER.-The weather returns received by tele-
graph yesterday morning showed that storm was
approaching from the South, and by o'clock, p M,
umbrellas in demand This unfortunate for the
shopkeepers on the avenue who have made great pro-
vision for the purchasers of Christmas gifts and we hope
for their sake that the storm will hasten norhward with
out delay
HE SULTAN OF TURKEY, we are informed has conferred
on Francis Dainese, esq, late of Consantnope but
OF this city, the honorary order of Nisham Mejide,
equivalent to the European orders of knighthood was
accompanied by ber, diploma, expressing the high
opinion entertained of Mr.. Dainese by his Imperial Ma
esty the Sultan whose cipher bore in golden charac
tiers, and both formally presented to Mr. Danese
yesterday by Baron Stocked the minister penpotentary
of Russia to whom they had been sent from Constantine
pie for transmission to the recipient.
This testimonial of the esteem of the Ottoman govern
ment for Mr.. Dainesc will be agreeable to those in
this country who enjoyed his kind services while occupy
ing the United States consulate at Consantnope as we'll
as to his numerous friends in this city. r-4.s.-,
THE EXHIBITION CONCERT of Wesley Chapel Sabbath
school will take place this evening at o'clock
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Late from the african Coast. Slare Captured

NoRFoLK, Dec. 21.-Arrived here to-day the barque
William g. Lewis thirty-fye days from the coast of AT
RIGA She captured in the Congo river by the boat
expedition under Leus Walker and Cummins from the
soop-of-war Dale, Captain McBlair. The brig g Wind
ward supposed to have been captured as SLAYER is to
be here in few days ,a ..aa .sf aatg
The British steamer Elcctor seized the barque Clara
Williams and an American schooner, about the same
time. @ #H@ "E .f...
There were many slavers the African coast Twelve
had been taken since the Dale arrived out The Dale
to leave for ST. Helena The officers and crew
all we'll 3
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MEMORIAL.

BY Mr. PHILLIPS: The memorial of Charles J. In
gerso for payment Of expenses while contestng scat In
the 26th Congress referred to Committee Elections
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

call the attention OF strangers and tho
citizens Of Washington to very superior OF Holland which
he public under the OF Woes sche
dam Aromatic schnapps
manufactured by the proprietor exclusively at his dsl
made from tho best barley that can
procured Europe and favored and modcad not by
berry by the most choice botanical variety
Italian juniper berry, whose more vnous extract is dis
reccd with us spiuous solvent and thus becomes con
exquisite favor and aroma altogether transcend
ing its medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known
States received from about four thou
physicians chemists who endorse it, their signatures
~ q desirable addition to the materia medca. Ea.
Persons purchase should be careful get the genuine article
whole country flooded with connets and limitations
Put up quart pint bottles dozen each and for
all the respectable druggists and groccs in the United States
1901" " UDoIPHO WOLFE,
-..."aN Fl'" a' Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
'. . Depot No % Beaver street. New York,
13--d3mif
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yTESTINGS OF RICH VELVET AND OTHER
kinds in great profuson of choice styles.
cloths commencing the medium grades and
running up superlne proverbay low prices
pieces the approved shing cottons. fiNE
pieces thick thin pure Irish linens made in Ireland
u ..
drawers pocket handkeche gloves
penders, cravats, hose, umbrellas, .Tts.
price only marked plain figures hence purchaser
overcharged. ., SASH t..ee..- ..s
articles low prices fair dealing may be relied in oil
PERRY a BROTHER,
......... Central Stores, building
Dec 20--l0tdf opposite Centre Market.
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rHRISTMAS AND NEW. YEARS PRESENTS
Rich costly silks robes shaws, coaks scar real Irish
popns vaencas Paris embrderes &C. styles their
below above In fact all entire
stock which large and comprehend all 0rs class novelties
goods Christmas and New presents
has marked down present actual cost value 81
81 New supplies from the North and East daily. XII 70 Es
residents the and c
cordially invited stock but for their graft
price only plain figures purchaser
charged.
articles prices dealing may be relied all
cases. % ..,-
aH#.H# "-. a.. ,... PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, building
Dec 20-1Odif opposite Centre Market.
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LNOR SALE--A valuable and pleasant pew in St.
Johns Church Inquire of Anthony HYDE GEO., at Riggs
90 "a Banking House. Dec I9-du
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Dec 20-10dir

TTNHREE GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS-To two of
who we obligations. First 10 the vast aud rap
idly increasing numbers who buy Of for cash;
those who settle their bills promptly when presented
With facilities experience and trust TO merit
continuation Of their confidence. 's t
who their bills when suits their
nence only that have decided dispense with
all bills with them In future.
Rigid punctuay hinge which all operations
their bills presented will please call at
our them prior to the LIST proxmo. a.#s h
present condition throughout the world will sufficiently
explain that exists for prompt payment.
opening any bills We make this statement pre-
applications. rateE" tL-LlLsgg
=. ........ ...a ..s-. PERRY & BROTHER,
dealers in dry goods of the best Glass;
"Central Stores" building,
Dec IS-30tdif opposite Centre Market.
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ASSEM- BLY, ROOMS,
LOUISIANA AVENUE.

Nv. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, .aa.rs.a.
...a LOUISIANA AVENUE .a @."
MISS JULIANA MAYS
LAST CONCERT,
.. Assisted by signor TIBERINI, ..s r.4
appearance since his return from South America,
HERR RUDoIPTsEN and Mr.. H. sANDEFs0N.
,... TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER o. 1857
PROGRAMME, ...u......
saa.. n.. I'd. .aas...
l. "Marcho du scrc'-Le Prophcte Myerbecr
Mr.. HARRY sANDERsoN.
o, oavaina- Regnava sleuro'ucie do
Miss JUIIANA May. ...... OIL, ..,....
In Borga Donizct
."". Herr RUDoLPEsEN.
Balad-"Foatng the wind Stephen Glover
Miss JUIIANA MAY. ..". .-...#
ROMANCE de gil ugnote Myerbeer
-ar - signor TBfRINI
' Mss JUiiANA MAY. 49, '''''''''
Fanasan Trovatore Verdi
q Mclodc
. sgnor TIBEHTNI. .. sr...f,~
"Fobcrt tot que j'aimo Mycrbecr
q, a--. Miss JuIIANA MAY. .a' .5.E
a. III Balen'n Verdi
aaaa. ia Herr RUDoIPHsEN.
5. oavatna-Ilnda di Chamounr. ....-.. a..e .-.
Miss JUIJhNA MAY. Ha..
.g.te4s,y., sgnor TIBERINI. g6stfNas yF
Admission parts hall ST. Doors open at O'Clock con
O'Clock ..s.a
Seats secured without extra charge the pnno
Messrs Davis x Metzerott Dec I'D n
THE WASHINGTON THEATRE.
lS%Skb W. STUART
(Also lessee of Walack's Theatre New York;
Mr. STUART begs that the building
Saloon is now undergoing alteration transform it into
A SMALL AND ELEGANT THEATRE.
Contracts have
by Mr. DUR OF this city, after design Furnished by Mr. BourcuL
The FIRST performance will take place Christmas Day. s
Tho will consist Of sixteen weeks comprising performances
OF the highest class fEgr Ill H grf.Fw 1877
The subscribers kindly requested pay their subscriptions
Messrs. Riggs Co, bankers. % s ~ a.ttlta
The Of the orchestra stalls and private may
the Theatre on Monday next.
Dec 1o--5t wM STUART.
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
. Pennsylvania aDo1ue bcacon llh and l2h stroas
GRAND OPENING NIGHT, r r
..... by
s,uI MISS r.. Il. WILLIAMS, ~
Eft The ''wesh Nightingale
ON MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 81, 1857
One night only her grand entertainment Iady's
Dream the Freaks OF Queen Nab written expressly for her by
Samuel Lover the celebrated author and performed by her crowd
ed houses for tho last six years in Europe New York and Padc
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FTNHE LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
Il morning the last lot of those superior
conks for ladies' that shall have this season
In point OF style material trimming finish considered
the very best make offered in this Market #L
Black cloths ribbed thick
silk veyets all widths, for ladies'
largest and cheapest lot In the District 80
200 dozen ladies' real Paris kid gloves, sizes
One price only marked in plain figures; purchaser
overchargsd. -, 1.IHr = r.
PERRY BROTHER
-... .-...-..s .sa Central Stores,n building,
Dec 22-10tdif a#.a opposite C,nire Market
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~ GORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ IoRAr-IAw No. 10 Wall street, Neo Pork. .@
Nov 26-6mn
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ON THE REDUCED SCALE OF PRICEs.--We

ON THE REDUCED SCALE OF PRICES-We
opening daily a.as 8s ..r
Rich robes Iaids vaoncas and nil other styles of rich
goods which, with stock hand placed
the prices Every article marked its
actual cash value.
coaks and shaws stock complete in all departments and
very large.
Enbroderies large choice with other
stock, a astonisbingy low prices. Il.
fabrics for general family wants.
large and varied as sos q r.9s
price only marked plain figures consequently purchaser
3 overchargcd
Good articles prices dealing may relied all
PERRY Il BROTHER,
FL. Central Stores" building,
Dec l5-1Otdif Opposite Centre Market
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON

TJ,HE CHURCHMAN'S DIARY and the Church
IL Almanac for 1858. just received - . -
lee Is .Ee BLANCHARD M0HUN,
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rIyIE TURNER LEGACY -Messrs. Taylor Maui
ry that they have Just received from
London e watercoor drawings by the best English
artists original pictures drawings by the late W. NJ
Turner the above collections the property Of the English ma
ton, exhibiting Marlborough House London aNt-
Also simpsons celebrated historical painting Of tho Restoration OF
the Ship the people of the United States 70 her
Majesty England, at Cowes December H. 1886 con
signed Taylor Maury by the Queens publishers Messrs
Conagh & Co., London .,r asN
On exhibition Pennsylvania avenue, Mcssrs WALL
Stephens, (Iours from 10, m, to A. v M
Admission rs cents rt.#t Dec l8-dff
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c,rtnca,ns Of packapes of rs whole tickets $40
No do half do observation-disclosures.
10 do rs quarter do -........ 35
Orders certificates of packages the
above splendid lotteries prompt attention, and
an account drawing Immediately Is
all who from ss.-
n Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
wilmington, Dcaware
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TuE EXHIBITION AND CONCERT of Wesley Chapel Sabbat
school will take place this evening at o. clock.