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+. CONNECTICUT H,
Fioea July l, 1855 to June 80, 1861.
ga From Waterbury debury Woodbury. IL mios aud
back, twice a week
Leave Waterbury Tuesday and Saturday at lam;
Arrive Woodbury. by IL
Leave Woodbury. Tuesday and saturday Al IL m;
Arrive at Waterbury by p IN.
Wocotyllc, Torrpgon, Goshen miles back
six week
Leave woicO,,v,le daily, sunday arri-
val ofcars;
Arrive at Goshen by m;
Leave Go-hen daily, except Sunday, at 10 a m;
Arrive at Wocotvilc by IL m.
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rOMPLETi0N Of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ of fare Cshfornlanted steamships
York Asyanwx she nth Goth mouth connecting
~th mail steamers from Iansnn 10 San Francisco.
These steamships have approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty sprsi ard nifty.
The Panama rnsoad ca miles completed from
In The passengers
checked In New York through passengers
romranys expense
money paid New York ~ expenses OF tho trip
kert port
francisco detention in accident hst the
entirely rrliaDte
InnSmn the they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors through by each srd take charge
and children without other pretecNvs
through apply the agency,
Wet street, New York, ro l. W. RAYMOND.
Msy
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NORTH CAROLINA
from iaty /, 1858, 10 June 80, 1882
1915 Durham by Siumss MIL Factory
Dial Creek and Red Mountain TO South lowell and back,
twice week.
Lspvc Durham Tuesday and Friday nj ~ M
Arrive at South Lowell by AZ pm;
Leave South Lowell "Wednesday and Saturday M
Arrive NJ Durham by pm.
1871 FROM Chapel Ih by fcangton MIL Ase Esgsbccs Store
Thomas Il. farrcns Manly Snpc's, and White Cross
Chapel ul equal TO Is miles anj back a
Leave Chapel Hill Saturday at o 6an;
Arrive nj Chapel Hill by 3
Ss7s From N"gor By Dresden and Prescott to ckash q miles
and back,
Leave Miguolia Fri lay . n
"a R,ckhsh by
Leave R,ckhsh saturday at Ia
Arrive at Magnolia by O.
Proposal. omit Dresden, and perform The trip
day, will be consdcrcd
5sp From Clinton, by r'ycr Bridge to i'nres store miles
and bnck, week
Issve Clinton Friday at sam,
Arrive . fI,rrcis store by M
Leave Iiarrclls saorr Friday
Arrive Clinton hy 2 PR
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JAMES j. DICKINS,

ATTORNEY -Ar-LAw,
PATENT. CLAIM, AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office SosAhedst Corner Of Se,~stA and + strees
Errl
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washington Branch Railroad.

TRIMS foTocs:
I EANE Washington at 6, a. M; s, a. M; 3, p. M
IL 4. 20, p. m; s. 10, r.
trains y. directly
tor a Relay the West tho-e
p Annapolis; and at o for Frederick and
Norfolk.
The M y. M, express, and stop only
Annapolis and Washington functions.
The Saturday, 90 only TO Phade
pha
On Sunday only train, at 4. 20, p
TIL p
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VIRGINIA.
From 81 JuIy 1855, 10 June, 1852
Springs back,
rrem ls July TO soh scptcmber and
Lick Tuesday Mt liz H. amer srrTsl of
|, Burners Springs by az pm;
Leave BarSs,s ,va,s. Spring. % e. Tuesday S, at Sham
Daily except sunday during hours July Both
1913 From woodstock by nsvle olive
Leave woodstock Wednesday p IN;
leave Mount l olive "wednesday .'s a. m;
n Woodstock by 2.a5
53ll Merry miles back,
Leave lancaster c II. Wednesday saturday a,apm;
Arrive at Merry Point by pm;
Leave Merry Point "Wednesday and saturday ut Il IN;
..,. Arrive q. Lancaster Sc G. I BY apm Ia. ANA o ,0s
miles and back, n week.
Bidders viii propose schedule departures
Leayr wIiam-'s Tuesday saturday mmcdia,ely
after arrival Of Norfolk mailsay PM
Arrive At North End by 4pm;
Leave North End Tuesday and saturday a'sam;
5s7 From Concord by spanish oak 10 oEyc miles baek
Ieave Concord ad wednesday a, 1pm;
Leave oakviils "wednesday at IN;
Proposals for second weekly trip Spanish
5as From Wolf 1 sss nsss sH Licking Creek
Iearc Rowcsbprg Wednesday at sam;
Leave s., George Wsinssday a, lpm;
Arrive at Rowlesburg by SPIN.
| Fork, 80 miles and back a week.
George Thursday
Arrive Dry Fors by PM;
Leave Dry Fork Friday ut dam
Arrive at St George by 6pm,
$500 From ST. George laurel HILL ocai name TO Meadowve
Is miles and back, week
Leave -. George Thursday alta M
Arrive Mesdowvie by 12 m;
Leave Meadow Vile Thursdny nj
Arrive ut ~. George by
Ssal Point Pleasant by Angrronp H., miles
and back, week.
Leave Point Pleasant Thursday at M
Arrive ut Jackson q. H. by pm;
Jackson c. IT, Friday a, n M
| Arrive at Point Pleasant by 6 pm
b922 Buffalo jackson H. 80 miles md back week
Leave Buffalo "Wednesday at am;
at Jackson &. u, by
e. II. Tuesday At 6
Arrive Buffalo by m.
1923 California by VIM Candies Flat Fork Eiph
and Now Kcnucs TO sonvie. IS mites and back
week
Leave New C,lfoni, Tuesday at 9 m;
Arrive at sisspnville by 0 Pm
Sssonvlle Wednesday, NJ 0 m,
Arrive New California by
Esvic Stony Creek 10 miles and back
Leave Eslilviie Monday At SAM
IL
Leave stony Greek Monday n,
Arrive st EsllyiIc by D pm
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vrroRTHy or NOTICE Intending r. ro,;re

N
w my brncss oar opportunity to any
hotel
plan has been y"raby knosn 10 citizens
which
Water all the other prem.
The OF The house commands the whole thorough
fare Of between 3d and AZ
short distance the Capitol To insure profitable Investment,
call early address
jan ss-eodig WM RUPP, Proprietor.
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MASSACHUSETTS
From July I, 1858, to June 30, 1861
South wcstpor by wcstport Point amsvic r. L.
miles aud back, times week
suitable schedule departures and arrivals be arranged
by the postmastcrs.
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Feb 2-IawtwT
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-" "nhay oh'y ono ram, ~ w. " M u.xxao.x.
jan 81 TIL PARSONS, Agent
George w. Bray,
Cdoycr aad Agent for Houses.
Residence No. 2s2 NINTH STREET NORTH
Ectscen and n streets,
w a s ii N Ci TON
renting md collecting promptly punctua rs
turns made Jan 22--d3m
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIyEs

Tho spEARFp o,,no,,,., A., = I, :. A., i ~. j
.,I " "'ihouieeu 'no h''uins Sohiinit'ees an
''io"s'
Cr,u;n., ~ rr.,on. ,.r.r, r,r,o ,s s,,, ,,-,u o,
Kentucky Wa.bhprn e. m MIN Iar,r ~ .rt a.
Cnnectnt Gimor ~ Nor,b N, ro,na ,yh, ~
",on o Indiana, aud Cavanaugh OF Minnesota
cr Of VIRGINIA payi Of Marvlnnd pc,rel Of soh, Uosaa If
Michigan Crawford Of C,o, M,rrn or y,rnont M,clay ~ Ncu
York and Phillips of Pcnngylvana =
Coply,,,s 81 2,, 49, :, ur.a,. rr,,.. :, -,
naa RunkeI Of Pennsyiyan, p,vIsoa or Ioana aoon az
New York. Moore OF Aaban Arnold az nnccnt MAYNARD ~
Tennessee and Jackson of Georgia : ' :
Comr,ycc u, 1s No.. co.,,r.r ~ w., Wi. ,,,. :,
Virginia Wahbune Of Illinois Mics az sou,h Caroline W,ae Of Ohio
Sawoh Alabama Euss ir Of Louisiana Iapdv on pennsyi
Co,,,,;,.. i, J,.,Js" ~ g.. 60, ~ So, 49, :,
South Carolina Bennett OF New York Davis OF Inuna Runn OF
North Hi Georgia Montgomery If penns Maxim
Committee o, i,ost 1gcs, o,J s u.rs rc or Ia,
ana Powell yui, of Maine scott of California Horton
Ohio Davis Iowa Craig OF Missouri Davis Of and A.
khs Of Tennessee. ~
Crpafee FIR he Dirt o oodo NJ yir,,,is
oSe of Maryland New York Burnett OF Kentucky Morris
Phnsylvan, Wright Georgia Dean OF Conneccnt scales of
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NEw York, Dec. Cotton is quetsales Of 700 bales;
upland III 5l6 III ZIG. Flour is frm-saes of III 500
bbls State, 81 20 81 40; Ohio, 50 rs s. so; south
ern, So So 40. Wheat is frm-saes of 10, 900 bush
Michigan red 81 rs; Mich. white 81 25 Corn is firm
sales of "a 600 bushels mixed, 76a ia cents Beef Is
quict-Chicago and repacxed IS so SO SO. Pork is
frm-old mess SIT 90; new is lower at sl8 50 prime
sl4 80 a sl4 so. WhisScy is firm at rs 254 cents.
Sugar is Orleans, a7a Coffee is quiet at 10y
1la cents Spirits of turpentne is firm at As f83
80 cents
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~ SIIAWIS CIOAKS vELvEIS, would call special
OF und visiting the city
elegant goods have offered this season.
consisting OF the following desirable goods, viz
Elegant mode, and black sik robes, two volns
Rich silk robes, velvet yolans
Rich double iupo, velvet skirts
ground all desirable
from $40 $25 q y. .
ground robes ranging from SIG S25
elegant rich silks in dress assorted coors,
In a'Ies, stripes, and iAyaicrc styles
10 pieces elegant black fhyaderc silks by the ynrd.
medium silks rs cents 10 81 30
yard comprising all probability the cheapest and most at
tracvc stock OF coore ELK goods to be found In retail establish
meni south of New York
EVENING DRESS SILKS AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS.
opened largest OF plain and fancy
evening purchased comprising almost
general evening In the assert
will be found tho following very choice articles
beautiful light silk end whie blue and white
all white all pink all blue color and white and lavender color
The above goods in
Robes a'tuile robes a'Ie, 8 volanss AID voanis.
splendid Byadere robes with body and trimming to match
color and white, and pink and white.
embroidered three onnced silk robes, pink and ono
blue, said to have 800 to
embroidered robes a'Cullc style and coors,
GencBc qualities light c0ors suitable for
and and three yoants making IN
all the largest stock light offered for gale
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS BY THE YARD
We also just oencd 20 elegant Bocadc Baycre and
aIcs stripe silks, pink, blue, color, and white
10 Pon de Soes blue white color Law
cherry color ranging SIX 81 so yard
aud comprising such be found elsewhere
the District.
price plain figures every article
from which deviation hope
reputation sufficient that article will DO misrepre
scented. ~ w. NJ SINISTER CO.,
No 49, opposite Centre Market,
7--IoidI 7th 9Th
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m 7
bune News, Philadelphia Prcs Philadelphia ledger &c re-
ccvcd evening day Of publication single copies sale
delivered the residences of subscribers evening
New York ledger, Mercury Weekly Flag Union
Iue OF Battle ship, rous Pictorial wavecy Magazine Home
Journal and oil other Philadelphia New York.
papers and sale delivered promptly srbcriber
Everything The cheap publication line pub
lished. ID J. BIsOr n CO..
2l6 Penn avenue, under Wlards' Hotel
Nov 25--du 43s Penn avenue, near * street
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THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER !
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER I
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER /
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THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER |
PROSPECTUS FOR THE YEAR 1859.

TTNHE proprietor of the NEW YoRK LEDGER is graft
~ oa tim Power 70 IN @ for
the xpGER san have been retained and Among
EvEiTT who articles continued du
ring the cnrc year. under the title of THE MOUNT VERNON PA
PEs For h'se articles alone have already paid
or the benefit OF tho ladies' Mount Vernon Assoaon the
popularity LEDGER we need only state
the simple fact that it, ejaculation larger than that any
The facts that It's proprietor the best writer's the country
pnS Of no 1as N To exalted @ Y
tho practical and invariably and healthy character
appear it, columns and the superiority sketches
have gained tho NV YoK spesn position th literary paper
IsDdR attained It's immense circulation that heavy responsibility
@ pSn u.s. and o have 70 d,ss that
the thanks Of thousands and tens of thousands Of families
rather than What known
TO readers they know what the LEDGER has now
and must thorerom judge what II will be
that among the regular arc
GEORGE p PRENTICE, FANNY FERN,
sYLvANUs COBB, jra Mrs soUTIiwoRfH
Th < ART nhsNhiE hk 6iioE sRowsr
WV Ros WALLACE, sAiIIE ~ BRYAN
COL. W. b. DUNLAP AUGUSTA MOORE,
and many eminent lawyers cgymon professors colleges and
oe. who write for , lfnGr" anonymously and that
now aud win constantly be- at tho rate Of hundred
FACTS like these carry with them any comment.
that could he made and Comments win therefore dispensed nh
have already ntmacd shall those who
prefer to orpnd their force u tina. aud conen, oarscv.
doing what we c,n 70 make the LEDGER the most interesting
THE NEW YORK LEDGER published every saturday and sold a,
mailed to Subscribers dollars copies are sopt
for three dollar. Any person obtaining eight suserb csh
to one copy free. Term, invariably In advance
quarterly yearly advance where Il received il
only twenty six cents ycar Canada snbscrbcra
twenty six cents in addition the subscription pKx
pay the American postage
Subscribers their addresses including tho name Of Tho
place county and State in which they reside plain hand
", a., ,sr,r,,nu, - u.u,., -.
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MILITARY BALIs.-Ihe volunteer corps II prevented
from distinguishing themselves parade by circum-
stances beyond their control, enjoy themselves in the
eyoutions of the dance Tho Light Infantry had Of
their pleasant assemblies last night, and the gallant
Yagers are making preparations for ball the 30 of
january.
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The Sohooner susan.

NoBILE December 9.--Ihe schooner Susan escaped
Tuesday afternoon Instead of at night before stated
The cutter McIeland got aground at Navy Cove, and
before she could DO got OFF the schooner four hun
dred miles away. Tho fbusteTs here are greatly
elated.
Private adyces received here indicate that the hlbus-
intend 10 rendezvous at island possibly in the
Florida Keys, before proceeding to Nicaragua. -Rpater
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Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN been acknowledged by tho press Of
England Ireland and Scotland "o intellectual
cd Of The British .igo recently pronounced y the
unanimous voice Of the New hc greatest
dian England hns sent 10 America many long
Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN will make csrance IN Washing.
ton on SATURDAY next DECEMBER IL viii positively
his engagement Saturday the
Now York on Monday, the goth instant Dee e-3
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Ink LONDON QuAnrKnLr REVIEW for October has been
sent us by Taylor Maury. In the table of contents
find Publications of the Arundel Society Horace
and his ranslaons Wisemans Last -Four Popes James
Watt The Roman ON his Farm Sir Charles Napier, and
the Past and Present Administrations.
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[INNEK1 OATHULIC FAMILY IN THE UNITED
IL sai ought TO have least copy Prayer
N their house.
New and Complete Prayer
the acceptable writings Of Sales referring
Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass Spiritual recon Holy Communion
snccaion Of the Week and other subjects comprising
has before appeared English published
1sno volume printed from large type tine paper
with tine bndngs 81 $40 copy
The Visitation Manual collection Of Prayers and Instructions
compiled spiritual Directory Spirit
DC Sales founder religious order Of the Visitation
Mary
For sale TAYLOR a MAURYg,
Nov 30 1874 Pom.
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The Echo slaves.

COLUMBIA, Dec 9.The judges OF the federal court do
clare that the law of 1920 is constitutional The Echo
prisoners therefore rcmanded 10 Jail TO await the
ton Of the grand jury at the next term of court
charge of piracy.
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Financial.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 9.--Stocks lrmer- Chicago and
Rock Island, 81 Michigan southern, 2l3 New York
Central SAL Reading 5li Milwaukee and Mississippi,
IA Missouri Gs, 89i
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LrxTENsIoN OF THE NEW BOOK STORE. J,

IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends
public that extensive alterations and
ton Of the completed In addition
Gently selected stock Of stationery American European
books he has established fine gallery
where will found the novelties
ola public reading the leading European journals
ing regularly received.
Pulp having correspondents most Of the European
prepared foreign orders most advantageous
long experience England
satisfactory OF all orders care
$40. 1.. FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and Saoner,
Aug Sill 332 Penn av., between 9th and 10Th streets
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AUCTION SALES.
peJ. o. NC .UIRE a Co. Auctieneers.

UNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON the IslandsOn Friday December lOlh al
O'Clock preu csi by virtue q dgsi IN trust 70 the SUP
scrbcr from Mester5 dated Augu an 1885 aud dub 70
corded Hber j. A. g. ts 1875, Of the land records
for washington county OF Cn-nha part q oi number IA
suuare No 5a5 iovwine mes and bounds,
beginning the northeast Of sa o ana running on
thence along line q said LOT ie hundred ee
thence south along wents ye feet thence
line Of foarand ahsu swee. ana
along said street twenty ave ee 70 n
beginning said lot situated onthe cast side OF
Terms cash BERNARD HO0E Trustee.
D. G MCGUIRE 4 o.,
Dec I-eoi Auctioneers.
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The CDEs MANIA has reached the Metropolis, and
some OF seadicst stay-at-homc citizens about
being meta Morphy lied into frcqaenten of club
When the club fairly under way Chess Congress to
be proposed
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by JAS. Q. McGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

.rTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE-By deed trust, bearing date the 2bih
October 1856 duly recorded hber J. a. g. No
2 the land records for Washington county
c. public Thursday January l3th 1859 at
hall past our O'Clock D. m premises part Of lots
numbered Ave hundred aud M
icen Washington d. c. the said OF said lot having
AZ north street, and depth OF % feet and III
inches.
The property very desirable being improved part Of
city, being sufficiently large for good building lots
third cash. MY dollars OF which must DC
remainder three equal pay
twelve eighteen months the day Of sale with
interest OF the tr
Terms OF sale to be complied with in hvo days Otherwise the
resell risk Of the hrst pur
chaser All convcyaneng tho Of the purchaser.
M wM III. WARD, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec ID Auchoneers,
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HALL.
FAREWELL CONCERT,
TINS (FRIDAr) EVENING, DEnamR TO-
FATHER KEMP'S

Rsxy" FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.--The Ladies' Of the First
Church will hold Fair aud Festival the
cnp by Nessrs Gait acwcy No 32 Ponnylvaua
commencing Monday December 20 and closing
2th The will be devoted
debt incurred for repairing the church cdi6cc
Dec e--du
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PERSONAL Hon. VIM. T. Avery, of Tennessee, Is a
Browns Hotel; Hon David Paul Brown and Hon. j. b
Baker, of Philadelphia at Wizards Hotel Hon
w. w Kingsbury, of Dacota is at the National Hotel
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HOTEL Hop last evening, at the United States Hotel
was gaced bya brilliant assemblage, and everything
passed off to the satisfaction of all concerned.
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
j WORDSWORTH Poems vol syo London printed tinted
Rhymes and Roaneeyes In praise Of Country LIFE VOL svo
london illustrated with many ensravings
The Coonet Choice Gems for the Home Circles VOL syo
summer Time in the Country by r. wlmot VOL london
Goldsmits rem. vol London tinted with ilastra
fayoie English Poems Of the two last centuries VOL svo illus
Q; or lays Of Bethlehem; VOL illustrated
Wordsworh's Pastoral Poems; i yoi, illustrated.
odes and sonnes vol, with illustrations printed
The above richly bound in Turkey and illustrated in
the finest style.
pee FRANcK TAYLOR
A NNUAL OBITUARY NOTICES of Eminent Per-
IA Sons who have died 10 the United States for the 1857
BY Hon. Nathan Crosby. '
Panic Of 1857 with Financial Chart BY J. s. Gibbons illustrated
Journal Conversations with Lord Byron BY
"Thc Juls" by the author Of vard,t &C., &C.
For sale by BLANCHARD & MouUY
Dco9 Corner OF 18th street and Penn.
NOTICE The undersigned respectfully informs
In his friends the public generally strangers visiting the
| Guy that he has in store general assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES CATERS SLIPPERS, SC,
all Of The best material and workmanship the bes, STYLE
aud suitable for the seasons ladies' gentlemen misses
boys, youths, and chidrons wear.
NH 4Os Penn av., between 4 u and 9th streets,
Dec 4-2wf few doors Of the National Hotel
FORMERLY THE EBBTT HOUSE.
Near Of and Fourteenth streets,
Dec TIT WASHINGTON d. c.
WIN. A. RICHARDSON, Card-Writer and Scriv-
w ene Krkwood House, wonld respectfully inform
OF Congress- citizens and strangers that he continues write visiting
wedding Invitation, at homo his superior style
Copying Of description executed in the best
reasonable Orders left the Kirkwood
promptly and eonhdenaly attended TO- Dec std
CIGN OF THE GOLD EAGLE.--Engravings
~ splendid lot which wagners 25 PenGy
avenue. opposite Kirkwood House Framed otherwise.
Also, all kind Of gilt picture frames Dec 5--r
A PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT--Fur-
IA nshed with fuel suitable for member Congress
ana wife there hnng family in The e.s- eretr
ply TO JOHN WAGNER,
Doc 5--u rs = 2h5 Feuusy vaua avenue,
GHIRTS MADE TO RDER-Stevens is prepared
~ make order, m evoke neck srts
quality. STENENS,
Dec Sim Salosroom, Browns Hotel
BOARDING. MRs W. ID. TULEY is prepared TO
- accommodate boarders by the week month"; reasonable
terms,
No 81 Penn avenue, opposAe National Hotel
Washington, D. c.
Transient and table boarders also accommodated
Dec 4-eodlmo
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n Brhe number OF tho ypers 1a 1859 will bs
good for subscriptions date from IN that
VERNON PAPERS, by The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT will be com.
menccd Mr. EvrREs article VIII be copyrghcd prevent
publication IN any other paper Dec 10--ltd&Itw
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GUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY FOR
~ medicinal price % gallon SO per Many
gentlemen Of Virginia. Maryland and the District (a regarded good
udgcs) who have thoroughly tested IT, much
whiskcy in the market. EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer all kinds OF Liquors Family
We No 40 Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market.
Nov 2T-I0teof fStarl
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THEATRICAL The new company is already very popu
lar especially Mr.. Fisher and Miss Alice Grey. Tbi
evening they perform London Assurance
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

,YJNO LET-The three-story brick house, No. ALB
street. between and y Has BATH and Rent,
si25. Inquire the premises. Nov 30-n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1--WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE

DREsCoTT's PHILIP II, vol. 3, just published.
IL Dec 10 fRASCk TAYLOR,
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M a. CARpWELL, Real Estate and General

N A. CALDWELL, Real Estate and General
LIZ Commission Broker, has taken the Office stairs in No
5JU Pennsylvania where he selling
rents aud procuring houses lease business ae
tanning TO real estate, with uncxceptionn legal aid
The settlement Of claims OF description the executive
and bureaus Congress-
Congress especially claims Of the distant adjacent
for subscriptions and advertising his experience being such
enable him Furnish the forms
having well attending having
serted in ali OF the in the District OF Columbia
where application by letter otherwise him thus
expense OF trip tho city aud prompt returns
Also the negotiation Of loans good security and NIL dcsc
tons Of business which properly be classed under the
general commission brokerage. .........a
RRrrEE Hon. VIM A. Harris, formerly OF Missou1 Dr. A. Y
r. Garnrt Col jas G. Berret, Richard walach eq
the poetos OF the generally of Washington
Messrs g. b. Davenport and Hon s. Caske Richmond,
Rev VIM Pumer, Allegheny City, IA; Col A Burnley, Frank
fort KY and john Sargent, New York city Dec ldu
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

LAST CHANcEs.-The Old Folks will leave here Sal
urday, sure, that all who wish to hear them must
to Philharmonic Hall this afternoon this evening.