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winter Instruction in French.

AJONSIEUR Il. MAsSSE returns thanks for the
l patronage hitherto afforded I and notirr that the
viii Tuesday The l of December He Is
also deous class d NOT less than ten and not more than
putas Instruction by the oral method.
leshus, week hour
Terms, he viii rpsey fasqueiles
q Instruction and e coloqal exercises the History Of
Napoleon, by Alexandra panas the Persons wishing 10
part cs viii please leave their blanchard
Hon l. Toncey, Secretary of the Navy, Washington
Rev. George d Cammins sb5 ssf ts.
Rey smith fsn -ab
7. r. Fendsi, eaa
Rev. X. Cleveland Coxe Of Baltimore,
Hfstop T. Clark n ~ rravAsence
II Rev Bishop r. G. Browpel. q, D.. Hartford, Canne
Hon. T. A. Green New Bedilrd
Rev. Charles Love,
Rev thsrirs VI. Brigham Taunton,
Rev W Snow 1ct
George n Kinerseas ssq., Bfiah, '.N
Richard II. IiEnh ESQ
hyes Sargent ESQ
Nov
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,

ltNrf IaNl flAii f1FtJ
TIME snbscribes, induced by his success in Phila-
dela orders he from his saon
opened l class gallery in this ohy for ihf
ABRDfyPE, DAGr fREOIGPfS and PHOTOGRAPHS,
Washington and the pule Opportunity
procuring "A work made In New York Paris.
life dsguerre- and photographs finished
natural colr distinguished Pa asian
artist, engaged expressly for this estabphment.
Persons residing wishing have dagneroypes
Jagged painted send them with description and
accurately copied and returned by express
guarand and examination Of specimens is
solicited.
j. l.. NcfIEES Photographer,
3Qs pennsyl avenue,
.@#t G2d Chestnut street Philadelphia
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mo. 5ssl
Notice

or The Rsgonal Of he Land Ot from DrxcAS 10 MAcKIsAc,
We IN MICHIGAN
TN accordance with the provisions of the act OF
authorizing changes in the location Of
approved March 3D. 1858, j. hereby declared and
the sale public lands
state Michigan. 70 the Macuxac al
eArfy period as practicable - i ". .
the precise time of removal will be issued by
register and receiver for that land district
hand the city OF Washington this ID day Of
Deeenber A. ID. 1857. ,8asa bszG-a-.
By order Of the President: ss. ssls8a.s ..s ts.
~ TfI0S A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Dec 4-lawEw IInt,l a. start
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A CARD.

MISS BROOK 4 informs members Of Congress, and
lNl may placing daughters school
Washington thai she prepared additional boarding
pupils her establishment ssHsn Bnld'ng No las nnsyrania
/ senu
Circulars "a he hhd az he book stttes
nee 81
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rHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

a. Atlantic Il. ....-... Capt Oliver F1dridge
"a. Hanie Capt Jos Constcek
~ Iarlaae .... .....t, g.-... Cap James West
- shba been built by caract saprssly fr government
- every has been taken in their also
- strength and speed. and their Recommendations
.sngers are unequaiied for elegance and
~ tsausefs this ne have improved
"a erInss been spared 10 make them ali good
sers sseui proves their mode
So a assAge Nsw York liverpool CABIN $3.50
aaa cabin, s7s From Liverpool ~ New York 90 and 20
gaals - cocoon .,,.e,,.a a. s.., ..,,,es tsq
slsrh can b. secured until paid for.
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'"s 'T.slt' n ~ EDWARD X COLLINS. s-~
No 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SflfTEY 90,
#.a#.e. EaE4 Jiverpoo.
STEPHEN KENNARp a 90,
..e .a#aa rsaa No. 2T Austin Fiars, London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
a....aEG .ra-s.aa5 fsa .sHiA- Paris.
Of these ships VIII not be accountable for gold SILVER,
r sne ewelry precis staes metals unless bills or Ia
T e signed iercar and The value ineVs rhPesea hefeu
nee lb-du 4. .t s
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

nRISTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
orty at the and Nineteenth
on tuesday aernnon January Al O'Clock, the prem
~ w yrtue trust dated November 1864 and recorded
he, Ne So seq Of The land records for
go eniy will sell public auction, 10 the
,shest bidder the lowing described property, viz
19th
ana ug westsry along the line Of said 70 the
% The which divides the easternmosi house Of the
p y the Buildings the second house a the Fad
~ commencing end thereof thence northwardiy
T e centre dividing wall the yard WALL and along ihe
~ 6pe a tha the alley; thence esswardly
e M line alley said 10Th thence souihMardy
am Of said lsh street 10 the place d bgnng WIN ie
snraysu. consisting three story brink dwelling
lTass sah lgck stables, A.. a
FERNS made known al sale, t4s
wM A. NlA Trustee.
"a#n JAS q MCGUIRE,
nr I'D sN Aucnoneer-
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orrcn WASHINGTON aqrEpueT
Washington, March s, 1857
DR0POSALS are invited for materials and work
ii for the Washington aqneduct ja asE tt
Proposals received h May viii be
day.
Maps poale specifications The materials and work to be
let a be ready Tor examination al this once and after the 2o
embrace masonry Of some Of the bridges
graduation excavation embankmen pipes
n WIN the inch ira na gaic houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone, &c. Iaasa g#aA Ea 81
For the particular works aud materials rseence the
sIecilh hatens and plans.
United States, thsro may delay commencing
thereon but Tor such unavoidable delays due allowance viii be made
n the time of completion. Ell EI4 E
o. the works completed pres.
t appropriation but all contracts unfinished will
i tofuiufe Congress. The
right prescribe the amount q work 70 be done aud progress
piaten holding sufficiently decide
shni be stopped until funds become available
In cse q the entire tcppage Of particular work for
funds the reserved cent will be paid M The Judgment
the engineer The work has been properly executed has
gone. s
Paymcnts be specie checks upon ,e Ua,ed states
and win be condition OF an
be paid their Con wages monthly and In sIsce
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
eral5 the Washington Aqueduct ~ 4+ ~ assstt es8 "a
The United States right
should they not be deened advantageous and make
mens may be considered most conduve 10 the c e
work. re- 3lts, et -s5aaA .ssga es.It Atr,.
a by
responsible persons the
take that the bidder bidders win his their bid esooraed
enter Into an obhgsn within ten days with good and sunt
securities Cor Che sonrti ef the work undertakep
70 be accompanied b the certificate Of the United
jadEe United states district aterney
the genera gov ipdvlaa known Enpiner a. he
artmeni Of War thai The sbete make good
guarantee
Bd be opened presence Dade any of fham choose ie
be present. E8aHE NJ G. MICS,
Capt of Engineer In charge
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

rIyHE voters of the several wards viii please take
will attend At se places designated be
O'Clock 10 oclock every day, except
18th the 3lsi Of this month
revising and correcng the poll sis
Redferps 81 Pennsy avenue and
Nineteenth street
second wadJon stswas, Of Twelfth and streets
ward NJ pownings J. street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets tss55 l.g sfas4 4a#l s.8g s##
Fourth ward.--cNty Hall
flh fyers New Jersey D and streets
south.
Ninth streets. t.4. L. ..sst ....ss
Seventh w4rd.-Iohn n Bird
l5--d Bs Es3tf4asa tsais t8ta-t
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A MOTHER immense lot Of Paper Dolls, also pape
N furniture parts and jasl received IL
TAYLOR MAURYS
Dec ls-4t Bookstore Penn. ~. near Ninth street
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roRu on euaRANTEE.

To Caa NJ. G. Meigs, L. :. Engineers
We The undersgnsd residents ~ , IN the State or ,
hrrsby ray and ssyersy with the Vd
the foregoing bid be accepted, ar
they viii within days se the acceptance the said bs
m Cor the with good apds uent
frTn furnish ie ARTICLES proposed IN eppfrny 70 the f ths
advertisement under which made And sRid
shall Gail aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the orr BY the sd md The
loMest bidder. 4 TT a aUf .lh
lSigned) ssaH ESQ - 4.srt. A. b.
c. D.
hereby certify that best knoNledgs
TigneD EE
Sep f-1awu
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CARD.--Families that have any articles Of east,
~ wearing apparel for girls boys, and art
bedding give to the respectfully sohed %
send them Wardes cath
streets near The circle undarsigned
committee appointed sunday school the Young Mems Chris
tan tho Hose house supply the dei
leishborhood with suitable sihng -
Miss JULIA W. PAIiffs 1875 1 street
tHa.8 s.ag4 ar# fbsq bctw 20th
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sh street.
@a1' .F.a#. s..aar5NH. Ef between and X.
OCT 90 4. ....9 1. st. s,r. E ..
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Modern Languages.

Modern Languages. +e
DROF. DANIEL L. GROUX, a native Of France
teacher especially French spanish,
with coectne- aud punctnaiy,
moderate prices. l4 NV p
avenue snnh side between it and 18th
streets, opposite Wizards Hotel, Maanstsn ~ g,
o-3aWSW&Flm
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VEsTINGs OF RICH VELVET AND OTHER

A NEW BooK.--D. Appleton a Co, of New
IA YORK have ~ press wiz publish The suhscp
@ Lists are closed work called The Book q the Great Railway
Celebration q 1857, 3l,tf 2ft'.t .4f
% book has been prepared with much labor and and VII
" oana 70 posse all especially 10 the
H railroad community connected
N hammer vfh The late of 1857
VII contain 4oa ~ reading snpiy
Illustrated By reliable general map
au engrsvnqs.
A nducetnent large edition The work
De sold at The extremely low price q 81 Is per copy.
Dec
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splendid schemes for january, 1855

drawn superinenclce commissioners appO
f BY the governor
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OUTFITS OF BLACK .--F antilles and others need
outfits d black viii anG sioc Of all the requisites
I peie and ample Throughout the entire year.
all kinds q goods pl The best
/ grades general family consumption.
daily,
price only marked plain nFures ihsefore purchaser
! oyerchargea. .. FERRY Biolftt1s
@ I#E@ Central Stsfesr budding,
-IOtdif ..s......Y Opposite Centre Market.
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TIME LAST LOT THIS SEASONING open this
morning lot OF those superior black and other
/ tieaks for shall have this
point material trimming and finish they considered
u The very bestm offered In this market
ribbed thick and thin, and real black Lyons
six veyels basaues probably the
/ largest cheapast cf in the District.
ade real Paris kid gloves all coors and sizes
price only marked plain Hgures hence purchaser
/ oyerGlarged.
aat5# ta PERRY BROTHER,
4 IA Central Stores west building
Dec 22-10tdf opposite Ccnire Market
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The Norway Rat.

The Norway rat, better known as
the wharf rat from its favorite locality
is not indigenous to our soil : but was
introduced from Europe, which receiv.
cd it from Asia, in the eighteenth cen.
tury, as late as the year 1850. There
are few parts of the world now visited
by navigators, where this animal has
not been introduced and the immedi-
ate consequence of its introduction has
been that all the native rats have been
destroyed, or obliged to withdraw be>
yona the reach of this subtle and i'm.
plaoablc enemy.
Prior to 1850, this rat was almost
if not wholly unknown in Europe. 1t
was conveyed to England, about the
year named above, in the timber ships
from Norway, whence its name
Many years subsequently, it was bro't
to this country in European ships, and
has been gradually propagated from
tie seaports, inland, wherever the fa-
cilities for transportation invited them.
tits amazingly prolific, bringing forth
from twelve to eighteen at a birth, and
its period of CESSATION is but five and
a half weeks. 1t is said by one au-
thor to bring forth three times year;
but We do not think he could have been
a naturalist, or that he knew whereof
he affirmed.
Arguing from the innate rascality
Of the animal, and knowing that the
propagation Of his species is the worst
thing he could be guilty of, we cannot
believe that their breeding seasons are
limited to three, or that they have any
police regulations whatever, upon that
matter. A pair Of them will stock
village in a marvcllously short space
Of time.
The black rat is found only in inland
situations, whittier the Norway emf
grant has not time to penetrate. 1t
resembles the brown rat in manncrs
and habits, ,and is almost as destructive.
1t is a matter of dispute among natur-
alists, whether this species is native
of America, or was introduced here by
the Spaniards, in the first settlement Of
the colntry.-[Selectel.
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ing down upon the other ice, and that it
must be our fate to he crushed between
the two.
Just then broad sconce-piece of low
water-washed berg came driving from the
southwark. The thought flashed upon
me of the escape in Melville Bay, and as
the sconcc moved rapidly close alongside
us, McGeary managed to plant an anchor
on its slope, and to hold on to it by
whale-line. 1t was an anxious moment.
Our noble tow-horse, whittier than the pale
horse that seemed to be pursuing us, haul
ed us bravely on; the spray dashing over
his windward flanks, and his forehead
ploughing up the losser ice as if in scorn.
The bcrgs encroached upon us as we ad-
vanccd: our channel narrowed to width
of about forty feet; we braccd the yards
to keep clear of tho impending ice-walls
We passed clear; but it was close
shave, so close that our port quarter-boat
would have been crushed if we had not
taken it from the davits, and found our
selves under the Ice ola berg, in CON-
parativcy open lead. Never did heart
tried men acknowledge, with more graft
tude, their merciful doiverance from a
wretched death.-KaNe'S Arctic Expedi-
tiOn.
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NUMBER 49.

A JuDiciAL AND JuDIcIous HiNT-,
Gen. D---was more distinguished
for gallantry in the field than for the caro-
he lavisbed upon personal cleanliness.
Complaining On certain occasion to tbs
chief j istice B----of tho suffering he
endured from rheumatism that learned
and humorous Judge undertook to pre-.
scribe remedy.
You must desire your servant, be said
to the General, to place every morning
by your bedsids tub three parts filled
with warm water. You will then get
into the tub, and having provided your.
self with pound of yellow soap. you
must rub your whole body with it, i'm
mcrciDg yourself occasionally in the wa.
ter, and at the end of the quarter of an
hour tho process concludes by wipipg
yourself dry with towels and scrubbing
your person with a Hcsh.brush.
Why said the General, after a few
minutes reflection upon what he had
just heard, this seems to me to be neith-
er more nor less than washing yoursclfp 7
Well rejoincd the Judge, IL is open
TO that oijcction'
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lungs ?" said she in an uueartbly whoop.
for her voice was not as musical IA it was
when she was young.
" 1t is an exertion," shrieked my wife.
"Then why do you do it 2" was the
answering scream.
Becouse-becausc- you can't hear
if don't" squealed my wife
"What ~ said my aunt. fairly rival.
ing railroad whistle this time.
began to think it timo to evacuate
the premises, and, looking round and
seeing John gone, l stepped into the
back parlor, and there he lay, fat on his
back, with bis feet at right angles TO his
body, rolling from side to side, with his
fists poked into = ribs and most agon.
izing expression countcnance but not
utterjng sound. | Immediately and
involuntarily assumed similar attitude,
aud thirk that, from the relative posi-
tion Of our feet and head and our at.
tempts to restrain our laughter, apoplexy
must have inevitably ensued, if horri.
ble groan which John gave vent to in
his endeavor to suppress his ris bility,
"du NV pu'rayeu our hlllhS pidcc
In rushes my wife aud auut, who, by
this time, comprehendng the joke, and
such a scolding as l then got, never
got before, and hope never to get
again.
know not what tho end would have
been if John, in bis endeavor to appear
respectful and sympathetic, had not Civ.
en- vent to such groan and horse laugh
that all gravity was upset, and we
screamed out in concert
| know it was very wrong, and all that,
to tell such falsehoods, but | think Mrs.
Opie herself would h,ve laughed it sho
had seen aunt Mary's expression when
she was Informed that her hearing was
Detective
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back and COW like tread of its victims,
is already known to observers.
A great change takes place in the eye,
when lager.b bier is habitualy drank. 1t
has invariably turbid and sleepy look,
while its muscles are so much relaxed as
to make it, as it were, hang in defense.
less state.
The effects of lager-hier in other re
spects are marked The diameter of
the head between the cars appears en-.
lhrged, and with it the back parts of the
jaws, giving to the counienonce three
corncrcd look. so characteristic of the
Low Dutch face the neck becomes thick,
often banging over the shirt-colar in
wrinkles, in the region where phrenolo.
eists locate the organ Of amativeress;
the skin becomes red with blown up,
spongy surface. from which largo quan,i.
ties Of fatty matter of an offensive odor
are produced, giving the whole surface a
greasy ard disagreeable aspect. The
hnbitual imbibers Of this beverage are
generally obliged to hold their cigats to
their mouths, which being used chiefly as
iuuUtIS luT lntlI ldFblItc luhs SGtiD lu'
capable of much muscular tcuacitv -
On men addicted to sexual excess. the
neck appears to diminish in size. while
the head swells out like that of n young
sparrow in proportion to its limbs, aud
their skin, although retaining its greasy
aspect loses its color aud is more trans.
lucent
The effect Of lager.ber on the voice
is very marked and the rapid decay in
the voices cf the tenor singers of the
German glee clubs. who lose not only the
quality If tone. but the high range. pro.
duccs in such societies always great
want Of tenors; it has become by
word among them TO call a harsh, drawl.
ing voicc beer barrel voice.
This fact is we'll known 10 opera sing.
crs who insiiuctivrlv avoid it
IL the Intelligent circles in Germany.
IN, offrc's of ,hc hop have already at
tracted a-tertinu, and 1t has ncen dis.
carded IN uew beer which is fast gain
ing popularity as beverage. We al.
ludc to the wcizcn or Weather, now
gcncrelly known as Berlin white beer,
from its pale color
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EI- A punctilious Englishman, rid.
ing on stage box, in Maine, was sur
p,ised to hear the driver familiarly ad.
dress him ihus Captain, guess we'll
have rain fore long" Oar E lgIish friend
pulled up bis shirt collar aud looked a.
way. Shortly after the driver made an.
other observation, whereupon the gentle,
man said, "My man, I'll thank you not
to address yourself to me-" aud uncon-
sciously pulled a his dickey again, but
the good uatured loquacily of the driver
was not to be so easily repressed. for
when again it had been rebuked by an
other pull at tho dickey, it broke out in
this overwhelming manner; Look here
captain, if you pull your collars much
more, you'll jerk up your shirt tail"
The Englisbmau confesses that it
was impossible for him to maintain his
habitual reserve from the instant, so
passing from Quo extreme to the other,
he INDUCED in repeated outbursts Of
merriment, in which the driver heartily
joined aud they parted at the journsys
end upon the best OF terms.
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CLEAN THE BARK OF FRuir .TREss.-
The mild days Of this month will answer
for this purpose. Apple and pear treea
arc frequently infested with bark.lice of
several varieties. They nre found not
only upon the trunk and large limbs but
upon the twigs, nicely glued on around
the buds, ready to take advantage of the
first appearance of tho tender leaves.
After the foliage has started, it is dif-
ficultto remove them without destroying
many of the buds and leaves. Now to
can be done with very little danger to
tie buds. In the case of young treee, it
is indispensable to their thrift that tho
bark should be cleared Of these robbers.
They should be followed up With brush
and strong soap suds, at least thrice
year, while there is one to be seen. Fine
fruit can only be had by close Watching,
and continued war upon insects Ap.
ply the sorubbing brush no,o.
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EXPANDING THE LuNas.-Stop o

EXPANDING THE LuNas.-Stop out
into the purest air you can find 4: stand
perfectly erect, with the head well up
and the shoulders back, and then hx-
ing the lips as ifyou we're going to whis.
tie, draw the air, not through the nos
trils, hut through tho lips into the lungs.
When the chest is about half full grad
ually raise the arms, keeping them ex-
tended with the palms Of the hands
down, as you suck in the air, so as to
bring them over the heap just as the
lungs are quite full. Then drop the
thumbs inward, and after gently for
cling the arms backward and the chest
open, reverse tho process by which you
draw your breath till the lungs are en-
tirely empty. This process should be
repeated three or four times, immedia-
tely after bathing, and also, several
times through the day. 1t is imposi-
bic to describe to ono who never tried
it the glorious sense Ct vigor which fol-
lows this exercise. II is the best ex-
pectorant in the world. We know q
gentleman, the measure Of whose chest
has been increased by this means some
three or four inches during as many
months.-Homs Circle.
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j Q { t j.

Lent.
ny HERRICR.
Is this fast, to keep
The larder lcane,
And cleane,
From fat of veales and sheep7
Is it to quit the dish
OF flesh, yet still
To fill
The platter high with fish
Is it to faste an houre,
Or ragged to go,
Or show
A downcast look and sourel
No, It's Fast to dole
Thy sheaf of wheat,
And meat,
Unto the hungry soule.
1t is 10 fast from strife,
From old debate,
And hate;
To circumcisc thy life.
To show great gricf-rent,
To starve thy sin,
Not bin:
And that's to keep thy Lent.
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