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he and bis party appear TO be getting along finely lac
supplied himself with beef pork, lard &c here for the
remainder OF bis trip He appears 10 go prepared TO
make the mountains ia Arizona dissorge their precious
metals The people Of Arizona are beginning To crawl
out OF that state of leargy ia which they bad gotten
into aud are now beginning TO hold up their heads
little whether IL Is because of the discovery Of the rich
gold placers Of the fact that they have faith that Con-
gress will longer delay in giving them government
and that protection to which every American citizen has
a right to expeet-perhaps both They do not believe
that Congress will continue 10 lend deaf ear TO their
prayers particularly that they convinced that they
ash il because they feel that II Is due 10 them II IL 600
on Is 900 souls entitled government and pro
lection ask in the OF God, what number is re-
qusite Will double this number doi II SO. we will
have them within very few months only give us
government and will very have the population
not only 10 make respectable Territory but populous
State We will in short time leave New Mexico far
iu the shade that she will be ashamed of tltat Is
II she or her people know what shame Is What my
lack In growing hemp cotton, and other staples we will
make up ia hard metal-god, silver, copper, Sc and
what we may lack in other ways will make up in cat
tie sheep mules SC, which may be raised at little or
no cost grassy plains and mountain sides In my
opinion there Is country under the sun which offers
greater advantages to the stock raiser than Arizona The
fact u.s. cattle sheep, &C. keep fat the year round on
Gama grass They have not better beef in any
market in the United States than we have in Mesll
with all their advantages of stall feeding Here our
beeyes smell an of corn But | repeat |
We lack government and protection develop to advan
tage the great resources OF Arizona.
Very truly, yours,
JAS A. LUCAS.
Hon, S MowRY, Delegate to Congress from Arizona.
Washington, ID. G.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers.

UNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
POPERTY-On Wednesday afternoon, January ~, AZ 4
O'Clock premises virtue Of deed trust 70 toe sub
scber February TO- 1883 and duly recorded lber A. -
the land records for Washington
county the District d Columbia shall sell the west part Of ol
square No 3TS fronting - feet ~ inches On
north street between running back 49,
feet lOs inches to alley together with the improyeu Mt
making business.
third cash the residue Ia g. II, AM IS months with
interest secured by deed in trust on the premises
IE.PHANIAH JONES, Trustee.
JAS C. MCGUIRE CO.,
nae 9g-d
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Markets.

New YORK. Dec 20 Cotton is firm, with sales Of
5000 bales Flour dull sales of 900 barrels State
81 rs a 81 40 Ohio, SIS 35 So SO; southern, IS a
SIS So Wheat is quetsales of 10, 900 bushels south.
ern white, ST. IS 81 40; red, 81 goa ST. 25. Corn is
heavy-sales of $4,000 bushels; mixed, II cents
white 72S "a cents Pork is dull mess, Sl7 so a
SIT rs prime Sl2a Sl3 So Lard is dull at ia IL
cents Whskey Is steady at "a cents Sugar is heavy
ut decline OF ll6-orleans, Gs "a cents. Coffee is
active Of 10000 sacks at 81 a III the former
for inferc MoIasses is firm at 351a 36A cents Spirits
of turpne Is dull at 4S4 cents Iosin IS Steady at 81
ST. Rice Is quiet, + =
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PuLs are the unanimously
received healing and health giving medicines of the nine
teenth century The ointment when applied To the
face, peneaes to the hidden adix of the dis
ease augmentng the agency of the pills in expeng
the of sickness in almost every alment that is
heir to. Sold at the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane
New York, and by all druggists, at 25c, &c. and 81
per pot or box Dec 30
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.

l. b Haynes, Washington Miss Turner, Maryland
i S Robertson Richmond Jas Mcdaniel, Virginia
o sherman, do fhos Jamos, lady, child, 4
Il + Kirby, do want, Philadelphia
VIM Holmes do q Buckner, Ohio
Mrs krkburn, Alabama G A Aflry, do
NJ Kirkburn, Dist Columbia Harry Snowden, do
Thos Foster, Tennessee Al Baker, N York
Jas II Foster, Georgetown Il Whte,do
X o Foster do Thos Wilkinson Virginia
X A Miller, Springfield, Ill Miss Wilkinson do
Rev J NJ Dasliel do Miss Johnson, do
Dan Price, University OF Virginia Stanley, NsaAsppt
II X Tenell, Lake City, Min RIP Williams lady, Alabama
X J Bowln, Virginia Henry Smith &lady, Baltimore
Paul Jones Alabama James, Wilmington Dol
John Turner Maryland l. Parker, Baltimore
Lester, do Benz Stone & lady da,
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Missouri Legislature /.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 80. The Missouri Legislature was or
gained yesterday. Mr. Coffee (democraD was elected
speaker and Mr. Moseley clerk OF the house.
The governor communicated his message, which was
read 1t says that the receipts for the two preceding
years we're 000 and the expenditures ST. 1872 900
He expresses the hope that additional aid will be grant
ed for the completion of the Pacific railroad to Kan
sas City He advises that instead of selling the roads,
to make them pay an interest State bonds, and that
measures be taken To faithful application
the receipts of the companies to legitimate purposes
allowing the roads to be worked until their ability to
pay shall be fay tested The number OF schools in
creased in three years from fifteen hundred to thirty
three hundred and eighty He urges the establishment
Of an agricultural college He says he has received com
muncons from the legislatures Of Maine Massachusetts
and New Hampshire the subject OF slavery OF an
liberal characters that he has not acknowledged their
receipt and will not submit them to the Legislature UNI
less they shall be specifically called for
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u J W.smg Darp ,her2

ON THE PETITION Of George W. Tayer Springfield
praying for the extension OF patent granted 10 him tho 22d OF April
lol5 Improvement "woolen bridges
the expiration said patent which place the 22d
April, 1862
ordered that the snd petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the Atb OF April IL ook aud all
notified show IL they have why said
ton ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO die IN tho Patent
Oce their objections specially forth writing
before tho OF all filed 10y either
be used al the hearing
with the rules u the Office which viii be furnished apoa
Tho testimony the viii be closed the 21st Of March depo
sipo, relied filed
office bcforo the morning OF thu, day the
within days thereafter.
ordored also published the Union Washing
d. g. aud Post Boston, week
first publication be at s before the th OF April
the day OF hearing. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents
PsEtors of tho above will their
bs the Patent oHoe with paper containing this notice
DEC 3O--law3w
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As truly wonderful merits Of the Oxygenated Bit
ters in curing dyspepsia in its worst developments be-
known and appreciated orders for IL pouring in
from all parts of the country South, East and
West. This tells the story. Dec 30
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The Yacht Wanderer.

SAyAssAH, ga, Dec. 29.Ihc case OF the Wandersr
being continued the first witness refused to testify and
was imprisoned for contempt Captain Frazier, OF the
steamer Augusta testified that he carried one hundred
and seventy negroes within two miles of Augusta on the
18th OF December. They unable to speak English,
and he believed them to be Africans Capt Chrysty, OF
the steamtug Lamar refused to testify The case was
continued Numerous witnesses in attendance and
much interest in the proccedingsis manifested
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Later from Nicaragua.

New York Dec. 29.--Advices from Nicaragua report
that Irissai has been recalled Two more British ships
war had arrived at Greytown The Ncaragnan gov
eminent in fear that 500 hllibusteB were coming
down from California in the Hermann.
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Financial.

NEw York, Dec. 29-p. m Stocks are higher gene
rally Chicago and Rock Island Sd Cumberland Coal Com
pany 20 Ilineis Central shares, GA do bonds, 81 ;
La Crosse and Milwaukee, q Michigan Southern, 2oa
New York Central "a Reading, So; Virginia 6s, 80 !;
Missouri 6's 90t.
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THE PAss-ovER few loads Of gravel either side
Of the street crossings the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue will be great convenience to promenaders.
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Bank of the metropolis,

---- WAsHiNaTov December 30 ISbs.
s THIS BANK will be closed ON Saturday next
N New Years day usual requested that persons having
the bank attend to them the day previous
Dec 3o--3tf
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Kirk wood IIaase.

Henry CASTOR, York ] 4 poAgass, ogeans
Geo Henderson, MsssstIA luo Williams, do
A s Jacobs PcinsYltapii Juan Iewa, do
u X Gfigsby, Mississippi, DR. Nealo, Maryland
E2bt lIointon Illinois VIM Woodward, do
1no Chapman, Boston Jao Battery 4 lady, Staunton Va
Arthur Godson n York Richard Dnyal, Maryland
no Hudson Maryland Maxwell Baltimore
N % Bradbury Maine Capt Thos Posey, Maryland
DIR, Iagorty, York Grant Harris, do,
X 4 Van Horn, Missouri
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The weather.

fast at 10 O clock this morning and have now fully
three inches level The streets are lively with
sieipbs Is
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HALnAx Dec 30 Five large buildings in the block
where the telegraph office Is situated were burnt last
night Two persons named Grant and Hagar persisted in
the flames
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STRAW HATS AT WHOLESALE.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT PHILIPS,
1872 Pennsylvania avenue,

- ~, -, ~, -
betecesl va dha loth afefs,
WASHINGTON
LNRANkLlN PiilLe has the honor to announce
the completion Of his approaching
n addition the usual stock OF a
,r,sr NJ ,sc pno, Avn CT ,r1nnrpp,, -ropr
'' 1870 D' 49, "iNii''h''i oioih-,
received choice selection
suitable for
plFsEyNTS puRryc THE uorynAys
r,u ,r.,,o.,ior or ,d,io,, 4, at
Srr " $3.50 = 'N'po'''' "''''eu.
JUVENILE WORKS.
This department. which win be found be very complete
ops = $50 n, w. h a r r VI 1nlar , DOCKS
49, nins,raiors y 49, 's "O "'i P'''u nna WI
49,
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Fng, American French ana Spansh p,b,os aud p,a m
,n, M, Rn,an 1,,nIc = al, e,nrs 90 ma ,, ~ ~, Io-
uap,sral binding Including the ''' - p " VT
NEW hEDAiiioN PRAYER BOOK
in Geneva velvet with ivory carvings and casps OF pur sv
ru,,,,,
ALBUMS
of Thomas Ia "a D..
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THE Burns CELEBRATION in this metropolis will be a
most successful and enthusiastic banquet The of
the ploughman-poet is taisman which touches all
hanrt
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SMITHSONIAN LEcrURE.--1homas Clemson, esq., will
lecture Friday evening Subject "Water--ts con-
| stituents and connexions.
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wiIIards, Hotel.

Or Geo Fresu Charleston, c Jno Cabot PHILADELPHIA
Paoguet Paris ID Armstrong badly Maryland
Henry Aoncfe, Richmond M fauutcroy, UsN
m Cowles, n York WI latham, Phladclpba
Hark vile Jersey City Howard lady,
Henry Ferguson Maryland Geo II Frsnct, n York
Osborn Bright, N York II Rogers, Philadelphia
s II Cole CNoRR Samuel Allen, do.
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Registers once. Decent

A CARD.--We beg to announce to those of our
IA customers who have books that they have
spectvey been made 9th will be presented
during the week Tor payment which respectfully and
confidently hope win be promptly roslondedto.
Dec 29--2wf HOOP BRO, 4 CO.
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On the 2s instant at the National Hotel in this city where
guest Mr. CHARLES w. AIKEN OF Massachusetts, He died
gesuon OF the brain having received from the prt
tiors Of the house during his sudden Illness.
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NHUROH,s NIAGARA.

FRANKLIN PHILIP has the honor that secured
or four dys only Mr. Church celebrated painting Great
Falls Niagara; also the magnificent picture Of m Coso, hs
Race Course Romeo painted BY T. Barker OF london they will
be exhibition from Wednesday December 10Th from
O'clock (by the kind Of W. H. Palmer in the
building hhesrs sby Guy Pennsylvania avenue doors
Of Messrs. Mcclure Admission 25
A--iiG
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Nhipment or Specie.
Extensive Fire in Halifax

BosroN, Dec. 30 The Arabia sailed for Liverpool
to-day at noon with SIT 900 in specie.
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NTARSHALS SALE--In virtue of decree and
order district of the United States for the
District OF Columbia Of the United states, hbelant
and 10 me directed expose public for Cash the rotun
OF the City Halt the city Of Washington gu
December inst, 1855, at IL O'Clock, the
following goods and ohaesto w.t. Meduck
VINE ana ten baskets champagne seized and taken part
Of tho cargo A. v Beel whereof T. H. Ryder was
.aa,,a, W, SkLIkN,
of Columbia.
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Departure.

PHnApE1puIA, Dec 20 - CLANCY Jones, minister tc
Austria dined with number of his friends this after
noon in this city He will sail in the Havre steamer o
the 9Th
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MARNIEn,
DIED,

On the 2sh instant by the oroorE CHARLES BAL
y lUFF 10 MISS LOUISA WATSON.
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DOGS, DOGS, DOGS.

C1GN OF THE GOLD notwithstanding -
~ splendid lot of which for sale Wngners 255 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Krkwood House Framed otherwise.
Also, all kind of gilt picture frames. Dec 5--n
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ana lo the y Of section ~ sso ~ W. az M H. M
a q Tue ~ and 's = e ssoI 40 90 ssoSs Ia rs 20
a aa' y ~ ~ ipa ~ aS q eop 20 2s 80 ss and s e
I e se s 30 q ,Sa1 g is . . = 90 ana d aS 0 2
q 81 we ~ % seuo1 iz S ~ ana h. " q o section So 81
,osU~p a. sections a g. s. and TO- the ~ tho "a the
y Of the SIS Of section IS 20 and 22i the y Of
sW X Of section "a seeon 20 49, aud So the y o. sec
sections and 10 10 neusive 10 H. IT, 49, TO- and 2oi
tbs Sw ri sections ~ 70 2s 2s 80 81 81 -
ana 90 o"i,inp ~ ssouon7 = ~ - "a 10 ~ ~ 1s 10 auJ
59 sae wa Ia s9a ~ s ,se' lection g. an The
q ssoa q sections 49, ~ ~ "a s 10 and 20 5s Of sec
don ss sections 81 and 49, o,owpp AS sections 2 = . q
"a 81 as as 30 81 and a2: the i ss, 81
sed go iyal a sections 10 IL a. q rs sa: 20
ID 10 n H. Is 20 ~ "a 20 49, 3d. the 1, Of
ae 81 sections ~ 20 s So 81 a. q township as Of range
IA
townships A. a. AZ a. and %, of range Is.
=, - - 60 aan, q, ,c,a,, tl,, |
a" S n@ for hs poa Of die vacant lands in the s
ssion within the nndermntoned townships which remain
70 The United states, oia r miles on ach 81 = o. he
Madison Columbus BY way Of or.age Guy 70 The = eox river
% The west end OF Lake superior aud 70
" NV " -, a, .ncto,, ,,.,,a,a,
TOWNSHIPS SY's 40 s and So Co. Of range J.
E Ss:5. ! Y \ 81 ss J; i,s,s
Townships a and AZ, Of ranss I
aO~ase. q 81 asa 4. aoS a ~ d = range TO-
a,sldns AZ a. AL az a. 40 a. "a - 30 on range, 10
/ asaia
! fownshps AZ, as, aud 40, OF range ID.
,,,h a nc a, a., ,,,r,a, ,ho
4 - ~ 49,, ~ =, ~" ,,li.' -,
y ,. IN he slaios yastop ma mart or taSosbn
| @ w. ' " % 's i' w pas " P''
4 -
North Of Tie base iae and east Of tie fourth pr'pd Heridan
4 .a,.,y,, ond ao ,o,,io, ,,o ~ ssa,,to.
[ ~ 10 sections ~ AMI a e oo z Is sSo he
and the AZ ne seetous nrlnsiye
,i.n ~ ser,ln Az
q township 81 section q uc x Of section g. sections 10 TO- In
1 set,o. 10 and IA. The w a. If sren II. s, ~ ~ 90
"a ,n 5s. "a. NJ y r soc,,nn 81, soo,s 1s g ~
ircl.iv, and sec,Ion nd OF tovnsbp s3 OF range ~
to. 2 10 10 elsiye. setos 10 and n 10 "a nnusve sec
,ins ia y, nj ,ncl,e ~ t,nain ~ scr,s . A q m =, Ia
70 On % 81 III az III a. al nm AL M ,ynst N sc,
q 10 10 Ia ~ 90 - "a ID ~ 40 10 ri ana AZ az tnSn
| aim 80 of range III = ~ - - " = =
Sections n q O. TO- ~ IA IS 90 o. a. 90 81 30 3d. 81
township ~ and 49, the y sections
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NEW YORK HERALD. DAILY TIMES. TRT.

MI EW 1UKk HEIALU, DAIL1 HINES, TIKI
IN bue, News, Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Ledger &C.
OF day OF publication Single copies
delivered the residences Of subscribers evening
York Ledger Mercury, Weekly Flag Of Unon Geasons
Battle Ship, Balou Pictorial Wayerley Magazine
Philadelphia New
delivered
Everything cheap publication
hshed. ID. j. BISHOP n CO.,
2i6 Pom, under Wizards Hotel,
Nov 25-dr 43S Penn.
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MADAME MENAGER. DE PARIS. u STREET.

MADAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, II STREET
lYA No 4o5 doors from 9TH street dress maker mDer
Madame MENA has the honor the ladies Wash
that she has opened at the above residence dress
aud millinery establishment which for elegance refined
imporatons Of arsu styles eqnaled
Washington Careful attention given to the making Of ball dresses
the decorations ady's
ladies' clothes made style and robes
everything with this department tastefuy prepared
bonnet department will consist entirely Of the
tons (per every stcamer) from Paris.
may will promptly
end carefully executed.
Several good wukwomen wanted. Dcc2I-d1mir
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NOTICE TO PRE- EsIprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right presumption the lands
within the townships and parts VI townships above enumerated
qued establish the the satisfaction of the register and
ceiser Of the land Office and make therefor
practicable after sey s the day appointed for
the Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
TflOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Doc 30--1aw13w Stnr1
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Mr. MAssErr will give his first entertainment in this
city Tuesday evening next, at Philharmonic Hall.
He will doubtless have large fashionable and appre-
| ciatiye audience.
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WAsHINGToN THEATRE
8 D Eyupge

WAsHINGroS THEATRE.
s' s. D Eytpge
HoLIRAY WEEK.
tass night but two Of the engaeonleutol
JULIA DEAN fAyNE,
... Who will appear
LADY ALICE HAWTHORN
In the Comedy Combination this night only.
THURSDAY EVENING, December 20 1865
VIII be performed Bourricaptis Comedy Of
oiD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
Presented with incompatible
Box book oren any night OF ladYp aasansut
Box Office open at MegeEeWs Music Store from unin s.
~ ltF. Dec so
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SPECIAL NOrIGE.-Tbe subscribers would re-
~ specially notify their
bills win be ready for settlement proximo.
In relation to the for the late
would thai imperative that they should
further delay and all unsettled bills and
o arranged before January 15 1859 will be process
lection without regard 70 persons,
Dec 29--ibt J. C. MCGUIRE & O..
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Hon WM o. GoopE, of the House Committee on the
District of Columbia who is favoraby known to our
citizens for his active zeal in attending to the interests OF
our citizens before Congress- is in regular daily attend
ance at the House committee room, building, at ii
"a, 1orlr
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II ITERArU RE.--Fine Library editions IN
bindings Of them Gnel illustrated Goii. nice
Charles Lamb, Addison, rielipg Anoet nth Irving,
mosh, MacauaYt Carlyle Shakespeare. g wiit De Foe Mack
apIpot Fletcher, ben pectntor, Rambler, later,
iltc nonn Rurtou. II Ion, (prose Massnger Joanna
English aud An" and others OF the most esteemed
mostly authors lately received by the Undersigned,
by himself direct London, sale
1 sow prices point In the United States.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Bank Of the Metropolis,
WASHINGTON Dec. ~ 1868.
TIME Board of Trustees have declared dividend
l. OF four the profits the
months
The win be payable and after Monday January
Dec 2g-d3tn RID SMITH. Cashier
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w, SkIIkN,
Marshal ltfiet of Columbia.
NOTICE-Pers having claims against balance
IN William Darrell landeinan
the Office the Fourth
Treasury within months from the date OF this pub
ncaton. A. j. O'BANNON,
Fourth Auditor al
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Ih AUDITORS Office,
December so, 1858. Dec 30--d3tn
DUBIlC LECfURE--1le fifth lecture Of the
Catholic Beneficial
District Of Columbia viii be delivered by MeNer
hany Philharmonic Hail. Sunday evening the ii January
commencing at IA O'Clock.
Subject lecture True Nobility.
viii their hall street O'clock
procession Clarke esq
chief marshal, 10 the lecture
The public are invited % attend
H. c. MCLAUGHLIN,
Chairman Committee On
J. J. KANE Secretary,
30-3t tSar X States
IFINHE LAND AND THE BOOK or Biblical Illus
\ tratons drawn from tho customs
Scenery the Holy Land Thomson, d. d.
2 vols; price 81 80. Fur sale by
BLANCHARD 4 M0HUN,
l1tl II ems vans avenue
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M CUNT VERNON--A Letter to the Children of
lNl America; by Miss Cooper. vol. cents
just published aud for sale al
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S bookstore
No 33a Pennsylvania avenue.
TO THE PUBLIC
The entire profits that either the ppb
fishers nom the sale Of this viii 10 the Morr
NhfNoN FUND
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The WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION held its monthly
meeting on Tuesday evening, the President DIR. Stone
in the chair. Papers read by Mr. Btumgrass, on
art Mr.. Joseph Wilson "Fine arts and the art of
design = and Mr. Canch Ioyiralure. 1t was an
nounced that the next annual meeting of the National
Art Association would take place at the Smithsonian In
siution the I'd Tuesday in January next.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-13
THE PEACE,

(Ophir Township
John S. Berry i...................E Edward Douaho
CoNsTABLEs.
(Ophir Township
Mathew J. Purcell ...............R Robert L. Patton
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-13
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORY.

First District. .....F. \. Mathews
Second .........,. ........ owen Murphy
Third ............... ...........J. z. Ripley
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-13
Oil, Oil, Oil

~ oil, Polar oil, Lard Oil, camphene and Tur
pentine Tor sale by
]. VI. CLARK g. Bro.
Fire proof brick Myers ST., between Montgomery
and Bird dllu
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-13
CABIN
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
d. c Broderick. ......... .......W VIM. Cwin
Us. REPRESENTATIVES,.
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