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BALTIMORE, Dec. "a Flour, Howard street
super ~ IS cash; extra do IS .5Oa 80; Ohio super
~ IS extra do. IS 5OaS5 Isl Baltimore ground
family = =; extra do. 1918; Western extra IS
25aS5 So; regular shipping brands Of City Mills
do So 5OaS5 IS
Wheat white at 81 O5aI IS for fair TO prime and
II % for choice samples; reds 81 GOAL b5 Com,
new crop. white 4Oal5c: I2a5Oc for new yellow
Buckwheat Flour - 25aS2 so. Corn Meal s3
80; Rye Flour 81 %. whisky 22a23c
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The Mormon War.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. % An express has arrived al
Fort Leavenworth, from Utah
The whole force, with the exception Of Colonel
Cooks has concentrated at Black Fork and was
about moving to Fort Bridser. IL was thought
that all the animals would perish during this
winter.
The report that two companies of infantry had
met with reverses was unfounded
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Firing into a Steamer by Mistake.

MOBILE, Dec. 2l.-The new steamer Tirginia
which made her first trip yesterday with an ex
cursiou party, was fired into by the revenue cut
ter. under the impression that she was bound OF
a filibustering expedition. No damage done
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liz ANY of our friends desire to present us Wi h a
Christmas gift we would modestly hint that we saw
exhibited IN Sh llIngtOLs store window most beau
tIiul set oil Dickens Works, the most complete IL
Drary edtIon 1t has been our pleasure to see; hand
s0melJ aud uniformly bound and 81 perbly Iustrai ed
IheS can now at this time be purchased at a very
Small price, ana we trust some Kind friend will ia
our hint and buy Them ard present them In ns lar
which We Will long remember him.
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Further from Kansa,-Import.nt.

ST. Louis, Dec. ~ The 81. Louis Democrat
contains further advices from Kansas.
The Legislature had passed an act repeating
the law authorizing the constitutional convex
ton.
The militia law has been passed over Stanton's
veto; the law appointed Major General, eight
BTlgadiers and full military organization.
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FIRE Mt Brattleboro,, VI,

BRATTLEBoRo', VI, Dec. Coco. Sareent's
barn. situated near this place, was destroyed by
fire last night, together with eighteen head Of
cattle, horse, several hogs, and large quantity
q
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Millinery, &C.

NRS. TELLER, No. 81 Louisiana avenue be
ifI tween 18th and 9th streets, respectfully =,
invites the ladies of Washington and vlcI- e.
niytO her hrst opening of WINTER 80
HATS. as she has spared no pains IN select-Sxf
lrg large and handsome assortment ni fash '0de<
IoThbe HATS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS and
viii lie happy to nj the ladies' of Washing ton at
her opening on Thursday, Friday aud Saturday.
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FortnishtIy Mail TO Newfoundland.

HALIFAX, Dec. . The government Of New
foundand has arranged with the Cunard CON-
pany TO run steamer fortnightly TO Newfound-
land during the winter season, leaving Halifax
as usual. after the arrival Of the steamers from
Liverpool and Boston.
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SPECIAL NOrICg.-Fnr Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
i%n Flowers For dressing Ladies' hair use
" w oodland Cream" new pOniade il causes gem
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w z. FETRIDGE Il Co,
nv PrsprIetors, New York.
Wholesale and etaiI Agents for washington.
10th ST., Pa. avenue. II
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 2i - Flour is quiet: sales
600 bbls state - 2OaSi -; Ohio a. 70as SIS;
southern 81 sass.
Wheat is unsettled; sales i2.OOO bushels; Mil
waukie club a5alO0c. Corn il firm; sales 200
bushels
Pork has declined; sales of mess at SIS 50a
SIS 65, prime Si3aSI3 25. Beef IS lowe; Chioa-
60 repacked SI0aSI2 Lard is steady at 9S a9h
Whisky il lower; Ohio Pic
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Z. 8. Friyate Powhatnn.

BosIoS, Dec. - The barque orlando, from
having left on the It'll instant. Her captain re-
ports that when in lat 81 y n e, Ion 90 20 w he
was boarded by the q frigate Powhatan, hav.
ing Ex- President Pierce and lady on board then
four days out from Cape Henry. All on board
were well. and the Orlando having received
letter bag from the steamer for the United States
the two vessels separated and resumed their
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Horrible Murder I'm wes,fieid. Ma.

WEsTFIELD, MASS, Dec. 23.-The wife and
children of Albert Stoube were found this noTn.
ing. murdered, in their house. The children
were found ia bed with their throats cut and
Mrs. Stoube was lying on the floor, with her
throat cut. They are supposed TO have been
murdered a week ago Monday night Mr.
Stoube's clothes were found covered with blood
lie was seen to leave the house last Tuesday,
since which time nothing has been seen of him
The neighbors suspecting something wrong had
occurred, climbed up TO the bedroom window
and discovered the murder. Stoube f. a native
OF switzerland, and a segar maker by trade
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The newfoundland Telegraph.

Halle X, Dec. 3 The line hence to st John,
Newfoundland IS again in efficient operation
All European messages dated 4th and 5th instant
received here per Canada, were sent through 20
Newfoundland in time 10 answer the purposes for
which they were intended
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Later from HaHana.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2I-The steamship Ca
hawba has arrived from Havana, bringing dates
to the 18th instant.
Sugar market firm; stock in port, o., 600 boxes
Sterling exchange ll3alli. Exchange on New
York lU3alOi. Short sight drafts command f0s
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MADAM BONNEL,
W DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
NO 81 18th street west, between aud streets,
OF WASHINGTON and vicinity. that she has lifted nj
Dress Making Establishment, where she is ready
to make every kind of work, as Dresses, MantIllas
Basgues, &C. and in the best and very latest sty lie
81 Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
De La MODE. direct from Fairs. II am'
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Election i'm Toronto.

TORONTO, c. w Dec. 22-The Toronto-city
election, held yesterday and to-day, resulted in
the election 10 Parliament of George Brown, the
leader Of the opposition, and Robinson, ministe-
rialist. There has been no serious Tioting.
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MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
INl TRIM MING ESTA Ill 1911 Al 4 NJ

Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses
Cl1aks, Bnsques, &c. at short notice. la the latest
Styles, and Sal Isfac ION guaranteed in a cases.
A large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
,atest and handsomest lies, with CIOAKS,
RIBBONS. aud MILLINERY. of every descrIp-
toD, always on hand. NJ. WILLIAM,
ID 2n opposite Centre MaIEet
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is Marshal for the District Of Columbia.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three writs
lsi OF attachment on warrant No. SO. SIS and SIG
to January term 1853. issued fr, the Clerks Oce
oi the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and 70 me directed I
snail expose tn 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
wagon and Harness. seized and taken under at
tachnents AS the property of John Cornell, and will
be sold to sStIsfy attachments IN favor of Lewis ID
Means, James r. Brown, and stephen Prentiss.
-, j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
q l8-ts for the District of Columbia
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The NEW ARMoRY- 1t seems TO be generally
understood about town that the Wasbington
military will be permitted to take possession of
the Armory, erected for them by the Iiberality Of
Congress, on the Sth of January next-a most ap-
Proprlate day, truly. But the requisite order 10
enable them so to do has not been issued and the
companies, who naturally have some prid. in
making crediiable turnout on the occasion are
deslrons OF having timely notice. What about
the order Will the regmental officers answer ,
CENTRE MARKET.-The gan.ways Of the mar
ket were perfectly Jammed this morning. A
very large supply was exhibited in all the de-
Pdrtments, and the demand was d. brisk as ros-
sinIe The country dealers were numerous the
huckStcrs all in their places as well AZ the
bn'Ch The veteran Clerk was Is busy as he
could Ire, and in striving to enforce the feyuIa-
lions and maintain order appeared TO he ubioui-
tnnS The prices are but little changed since
Tuesday
iEACE "F THE ClTY.-lt is expected that there
VIII ne lew or no violations Of peace and order
IN our city Tomorrow. The good sense of cur
own citizens will be sufficient to preserve the
peace among them, and il is hoped that the law
Will deter Others from violence The Captain of
the Auxiliary Guard and Chief of Police have
mace extraordinary arrangements for the prompt
enforcement of the law but twill he creditabIe
l" our city II they have nothing to do.
ACADEMY esterday, woman in the en-
Ploy of Mr.. j. Il. Conway, in the Seventh Ward
while attempting TO chop ham of bacon with
an axe, severed one of her fingers and fevereIy
cut another. The handle of the axe caught
against the wall and changed the direction Of
the blade aS il fell.
THrs EVENING II X. Johnson's Medley Troupe
commence their performances at Temperance
Halt.
THERE Will be some fine sport at the Race
Course Chrirtmas day. See advertisement
NATcH RETrESs.-L. F. Thomas, Md
drunk in tue street; fine and cost. s. ~. ChaS
Wiley. Germany, shooting James Simms Jail
Tor further hearing Thos Sutton ID C. drunk
and disoTderly; fine and costs, y II. Robert
CotTell, Scotland, do; S3il.
Fast l.ock-uP-Wm. Quigley, ID. C, carving
unlawful weapons; fine aud costs 500 o. Mich1
Harrington, Ireland, disoTderly; dismissed. Jas
2nlSiey, ID e, do; do. Richard Lee, ID. c,
Twenty-three lodgers-non-r residents.
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SHELBY CLARK

NARSHAL'S SA l. g In virtue of a writ of
iNI h-Ii iacIas, NHdsT the Len lar, issued from
the Clerk ONCE of the Circuit Court of the IBIS
trIct Of columbia, for the County of Washington
ana to me directed shall expose to puhlIc sale for
CdSh, IN front Of the Court House door of faid
county. on TUESDAY the 18th day of January Is58
al u o'c clock m. the following described properly
to wit: All defendants right, title, cIaIm and m
terest IN and TO house, erected part OF Lot No
l. IN Square No. 49,. corner of q street south and
18th street west. In the City of WashinCton D. G
seized and levied upon the property of Walter
A. True. and will he sold 10 satisfy Judicial No "a
TO october term. 1857, In favor of Grips Waller
49, J. ID. HOOVER,
q 10 dts Marshal for the DI,tri,t Of q .,inmb,,
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The WEArHER.-Range of the thermomete.

hsm9HS-Dec. u, cloudy, and rain fell then
fine and pleasant till the Dist when rain. hail and
snow fell; 22d, hail fell to-day, lightly cloudy
Full moon Wednesday, Dec. 80, shortly after
p. IN. n
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Dec. 81, 1857
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Dec. ~ Stocks are firm Chica-
20 and Rock Island 9is; Cumberland Coal Co.
81; Illinois Central IS La Crosse and Milwau-
kie l0s; Michigan Southern 2Os; New York Gen.
trail AS Penn. Coal 6lb Reading S3A Mis-
souri, 6's 79b.
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PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS.

TAYLOR MAURY announce the completion
of their arrangements for the approachi,g St as;
their e ok includes careful selection OF magnIfi-
Gently illustrated Standard and other Works in
PLAIN and ornamental bindings; an unprecedented
variety OF English and American Juvenile tfouks
and n choice assortment OF Bibles and PRAYER Book
I'm the newest sty lesl Albums, Portfolios, Writing
Desks inksiands. Calais, &c to which they re-
spectfuliy invite attention.
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore,
a"-u near 9Th street.
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NARSHAL'S A En- yIrtue of a wTit Of
w herr tic'as. under the Lien lac. ISSUED from
me Jerks olhce OF the Circuit Court of the District
ul CnluInbIa for the County of Washing ton and 70
me directed shall expose to public sale for Cash
~ irnnt OF the CouTtiOuse DOOR of SAID County on
IJISnA the I2th day of January 1853 at - ocl'E
M; the following described property, to vii: All
ueierdants right, TIT CAM and interest IN and 10
a brick house erected on Lot Il, M Square No. So
gu Ihird street north, between T. ard streets
west IN the City Of Washington, ID. C., seized and
viii he sold to satisfy judicial No. a. TO October
term, 1857, In favor of Cnpps Waller.
la, . J. ID. HOOVER,
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MES. GEORGE, from England, wishes to in
w tOrm the ladies' and gentlemen of Washington
ana 6eorgetown and the vicinity, that she can he
seen and consulted on Past. Present and Future
events such as i.oye, Marriage, Loses, Lawsuits
and many other difficulties She can he seen on l.
street, No. 2i2 near the West Market. Hours
from a m. until p. m. Ladies % cents; Gentle
men 5O CENTS dH-2W<
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By C. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.

EATENSlVt SALE OF CHOICE COL
~ LECTION or RARR OLD WINES AND LIoUoRs
BY CATALOGUE. - On TUESDAY MORNING
Dee 18th, commencing at II O'Clock, shall sell at
my sales room, I'd floor Iron Hail. a rare collection
ol bottled Madeira, Sherry, Port, Clsret and Cham
payne Wines, BrandIes. Gin, Whisky, sweet Oil,
Pickles. Olives, &c. 10y
lhIs cons lgnment is made by one Of the largest
ana most reliable houses IN the CITY ol New York
ana embraces decidedly til" priest and most rare
assortment of really sHpeTIoT Wines and Liquors
that has ever been offered at suction to the WASH
Int ton public.
Catalogues will lie ready for distribution IN a few
days The attention OF cOnnuisseurs is particularly
invited 20 this sale.
Terms at sale.
dad q w RnrGTCp A..
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=
dad c. w. BOTELER, Auct.

MARSHAL'S SAhE.-In virtue of a writ of
heII laclas issued from the Clerks Office the
Circuit Cont of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington: and To me directed. shall
expose o public sale, for CASH. at RIley's Wharf
on TIL RSDAY, the Path day Of Decemier laj7' AZ
Ioo'clock a. m. the following described property to
W.T.: one schooner called Wave. her Tackle and
FuLnIiure seized and levied upon a the properly
OF Robert w alter, and will he sold satisfy Judi
cIal No ", to January term 853. Peter Price. adj
ministrator of Nathaniel Todd VS. ohert Wsite,
kellehIm Lambell and Thomas w. Riley.
]. ID. HOOVER,
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e REHABILITATION MOntay night he
OI tween this city and Georgetown, FIFTY
DOLL. AXIS; S45 vas in Corporation of Alexandra
and virginia money, and So Baltimore note. A
reward of SIS will be given to no will bring
the money to this Office, leave such information
as will lesd to its recovery d 2S-2tt
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KRIss RINGLE's ADDRESS

The Joyous days at length have come,
When children love tn mingle:
And round the hearthstone Of each home
Receive from ''Old krIss KrIngle'
Those gifts which he is wont 10 make,
AT this oonvIvIal season,
But falling now, ed have them take
THE as al ample res son,
To la MMOND he has long assigned
HIS former avOchtIon,
And at his 18th ST. store you'll find
Rich gifts of every sha pc and kind.
To please the eye and SUIT the mind,
Gathered from every nation.
2-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST;-A DRAWER Of n small Writing Desk
II was lost last evening, between Adams Express
bulldI.g and 9th street. The finder will he su,ab,
rewarded ny delivering the sama to the Agent Of
Adams FIX press Company. It,
oST-' N the % instant, near the COZ ner of 9Th
and NJ streets, or 9th street ard entire Market,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of n Lady now deceased
The Under will confer great favor. and will also he
literally rewarded, by leaving II at this office.
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E'OK SALE OR RENT-A cnmmod,ouy and
well arranged two story FRAME HOUSE for
SAFE or rent; situated At the corner of 18th and
EtroCts mort III. IL contains tve comfortable rooms
stable and other out door buildings add gr,atIy
10 IN" convenience ard comforts of the establish
ment. The house rs also surrounded by a front
back and side yard. Its front and side wards arc
tastelul!y "Tnsmcntcd with fruit trees and shrub
berry "f various kinds. Besides these advantages
pump IN trent of the house affords excellent and
wei Favored water. Any one who NAV desire To-
purchase or rent a handsome and convenient home
wouid hnd n To his advantage TO call at the premi-
ses. No. E75, 18th street. north. Il 22St
EpR RENT-TwO Rooms, suitable for Offices or
= an oihce and chamber, immedIat opposite the
City Ball, and over the office of G. s Watlach
d li-tf Apply to RICHARD WAILACH
EOR RENT.-EItheT furnished or unfinished
4 an e2ceilent, three story, new Brick House
with basement, No. 418 New Jersey ayenns hve
minutes walk from the Capitol, with three-s'all
staile and coach house, with Immediate possession
Inquire at Al'L. WALKERS Portrait GALLERY
ode0n BuIldina, corner "A street and Pa. auenue
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Sailing of the Furopa.
Baltimore Markets.

NEw YORK, Dec. 23.-The steamer Europa
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, with 50 e5d,
L. 49,.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Writing Desks. Writing Cases. Portfolios Work
BOXES, Cabas- Gentlemen and LADIES' Dressing
Gases, PnrtemOnnaIes, Gard Cases. Tablets a
handsome variety, with large ortment of Fancy
Articles, suitable for presents to he had at
MISS THOMAS'S
S-S' Book and Fancy Store. Georgetown
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NEW STYLES OF CABAs, with all kinds of Fancy
Goods AMI Toys, at Shedd's, 5o2 18th st. IT.
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MARRIED,

~, On s. the ed instant, EDWARD LocHREY, in
Inc friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral on Christ
street. N n o e from bis s.e residence 18th
, On the Esd instant, ORENCE BRISON
Elk, daughter of James w and Sarah A.
n; Barker, aged II months and days
The frienos and ACC "a intances Of the family ara
O'Clock, " ''o''o" Vt iiu"''a'
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BIAS. C.. McGIIRE ano,ion.o-

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT A,cr,or
v Owing to the Inclcmency of the weather YES
terday, and the present pressure IN the money mar
ket, MAJ. u. Tochman has POSITION EU the nuh-
Tic sale OF his residence and farm, Summer Hill -
IN the County OF Alexandra, Va, until MONDAY
Inc 4th OF January next, at 10 o'clock m. ON the
premises. In the meantime, they arc offered for
private sae and further information as To- terms Of
sale, &c, may be obtained 1T the auction store az
y. Mcclure. JAS. e.. MctiUikE
DC H-2aw Auction and Commis siOn Merchant,
A SMALL FARM PUBLIC SALE--Tbe
"A undersigned is authorized Ia sci! a small Farm
CONTIGUOUS to Centreyllle, Prince GEORGES conn
S,ai private sale. This Tract of Land contains
about thirty four acres, and lies immediately on the
public road leading from Upper Marlboro 10 Wash
inet"n CITY, being ten miles from the latter place
and FIX from the former.
here rs upon the place an abundance of oak and
water. ~ W. PN'N
Tho improvements consist of a conveniently sIz-d
Dwelling House. IN good Tcpa r, To ether with the
necessary ou houses, AID u PUMP of eX ceIieDt va
ter at the door. The whole plaI G rs enclosed ms a
strong, substantial fence, made of the hest uater
ais ms r arm, from the character of the soil it's
laVnrdbe lncitIOn and neaTuess To tie mar kets of
the District, Is most elIgIbly suited for gardening
purposes As the Owner has determined l., remoys
I" ibe w est. tins pace can he bought very cheap
for cash at private sale. F
" not sold at private sale before SATURDAY.
"a day oil January next twill that day I've offered
AZ pun &c sale on the premises. the hIg hest bder
between the hours Of IL and O'Clock.
For further partIou lars, inquire of ]. A.ROBEY
on me premises, or OF the undersigned in person or
by letter. " ~
d l8-2awts SHELBY CLARK
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IL l. ST. u -!
cup,sry,s SEYMOUR'S.

~ ST. RSm
At YMOCR'S
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
CHRISTMAS PRESENTSm
Just received this day. sIll another large assert.
ment for the Holiday sales
IL is only necessary for the Ladies to see this last
LOT to he induced 10 buy,l mean by this that they
are csIy Gear Tor urs Of snch superior quality.
l5D Sets that must he sold AT some price
w. +. SEYMOUR
$780, Mind the NO.,-lS2 Br .dge street
u A-T Georgetown.
EDR SALE Iowa small and comfortable
u !built COTTAGE, having nice fruit and flower
garden IN he rear, and handsome flower garden in
front. anu IN one OF the most healthy parts of
Georgelown, ID. & and having n commai d ing view
oi The Potomac rIver and now occupied by James
Bradshaw Esq. THIS rs n rare chance for a person
IN want of comfortable home, as 1t will be sold at
b1rgaIn, and only small amount IN ash, ard the
balance To suit the purchaser. For terms apply To-
JAMES ROBERTSON, Agent, No. 90 Prospect
street. Georgetown. ID. C. d22-Sts
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS dressing Cases.
~ wiring Desks, u ork Stands, BASKETS. Cshas
Satchels Purses, Bru hes, Co.ibs. Scissors, Fruit
Knives, Cups and Sauoers, &c. Ito eary." Prices
low,6t ID 81 AZ FRANCIS, 40 9TH street.
A PERFECT BEE HIVE rs McIAUGHLIN'S
"a store TINS week No. ~ Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 9Th streets. d2l
CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS IN great variety, at
~ dST LAMMOND'S, 9TH street,
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nEE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
- furnished; alsa, two good sized SINGLE ROOMS
ior g t--all on one floor and suit or separate
B"ard can hc furnished, fdc, rcd, and terms moLeT
ave. Apply i6&, 10Th, between ID and T. streets.
d2llw
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WoLFE's ScHEIDAM AROMATIC ScHNAPPs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
Schnapps TO persons travelling about to settle IN
the South or West gu account offs Medicinal pro
peril SIN correcting the disas and often da
guTous effect produced by a chSnge of water--n
VIsItstiOn TO which all travellers South and West
particularly liable. Strangers should he careful
ia purchasing the SchnaPPs. rs the whole country
flooded with uBteTfeIts and limitations. The
genuine has the prOprietor's name the bottle,
cork and label. For sale b. all Druggists and Gro
GERS. IDOL Pho WOLFE. 7
q I2Sm Depot le Beaver street., New York.