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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15

LOUISIANA AS A FREE STATE.-Thomas
]. Durant, noted lawyer in New Orleans,
made speech before the Union association of
that city recently, in which he stood up boldly
for the validity Of the emancipation proclama-
tion, in the following words:
1.-The President Of tho United States gave
the people of Louisiana fair warning that il
they came not out from the rebellion he would
set free all those unwilling instruments that
they were using for the overthrow of liberty
and free government this continent; and
when they refused he, on the 1st of January,
1868, in the exercise of his constitutional pow
ers,by the emancipation proclamation declared
tnein ireemen, and in his opinion every loyal
citizen was solemnly pledged TO support him
III his course. There might be differences of
opinion IN regard TO the expediency of the
policy, but the duty Of every man was clear
they should see that the 237 900 slaves in
Louisiana, with the exception of those in two
congressional districts, were set free. When
Gen. Hunter took command of the Depart-
ment of the South, he declared by proclama-
ton that all the slaves in South Carolina
Georgia and Florida were free. This was set
aside by his superior oficer-the Commander
in-chef of the Army and Navy of the United
States. But no one has ever set aside the
proclamation of January /, 1868, and he
PNAlNu wv iAdl nb UBt ever NOuiu IL WOulu
be the basest ingratitude now to do so, after
they mad shed their blood SO freely in defense
oil the Union. Every one present he thought,
might make up their minds that if they could
not ilee IN Louisiana as free State, they
would not live here at all.''
CoPPERHEAD LoeIc-aIn This great crisis
Oft the country's history" says newspaper
which is anxious that the policy of the war
shall be abandoned, and the rebels he nermit-
ted to return Internationally to their nlot,ing
in the Union, ''he is the best patriot, and best
serves the republic, who is most free from the
faint of selfshness." Therefore it argues. let
us make Fernando Wood Speaker
The grounds are three-iold: first, patriot
ism; second, his service to the country and
third, his freedom from the taint Of selfishnxss
Not to put too fine point upon it, if these
are the reasons for electing him, how soon is
ne likely to be elected? The truth is, if JEFF
Davis has taught us in these bloody years
nothlng more than to confide in Fernando
Wood, we deserve to have him for Speaker
Ha'per's Weekly.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15
Desirable Real Estate for sale.

nNE undivided half of the TWO sroRIED BRICK
~ DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LOT NO. 81
GREEN STREET, above Cumberlandl The lot is
about 36 100 feet. The house contains ten finished
rooms, well arranged for two families front and back
stairs, unfinished attic, good cellar and well supplied
with excellent water.
Arrangements be made for purchasing the
whole property if desired.
Apply to c. NJ. HAWKES.,
Residence No 80 Elm street, or at John Lynch Co.,
l39 Commercial street.
ie5 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15

WINTER's MErALLlc BROWN PAINTrs rsssn-
w mends itself II Is pure oxide Of Iron and
Manganese. 1t mikes readily with Linseed OIL. tak-
ing two gallons less per 100 lbs than any mineral
paint and possesses body than any other pant;
II forms glossy. unfading. durable metallic coat,
protecting wood from decay, and iron and other
metals from rust corrosion.
S-It does not require grinding. and Is warranted
to give satisfaction for painting Railway Cars Iron
bridges. Houses, Barns, hnlIs and decks Of Shius.
tin and shingle roofs, Sc. sc. - -
H.N.F. MARSHALL < Co..
Paint and varDish Manufacturers Sole A gents for
N. 4 tates--Store IS BROAD ST., BOSTON. e.
jcls d3m
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15
Those wishing to save

Those Wishing to Save
rlNIME. money health. trouble etting and the like
Il call where YOU get Hawse's Patent Pulley
Elcvating and Folding Clothes Dryer. undoubtedly
the best in the world An assortment Of the
best Clothes wringers in use Spring Beds,
which for neatness, simplicity and durability have no
equal. Churns, window washers, knife scourers and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Where is ity ~. Z 49,. sfr
At 90 CONGRESS ST. near City Building
iy2o dtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15

HHAMBERS in the second story, over Store 9S
~ Middle strcet-Mitchels Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
ian2tf AT. DOLE.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15
TO no LET.

nN second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
~ and easy of access. Apply at No. 81 CONNER
cia Street. jy17 tt
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15

OFFICE HouRs-From A. N. till 5P.M.
angl7 iu& outaled
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15

THE STOCK CONSISTS OF RICH
OREIGN DRESS GOODS,
Such plain and brocaded Black Silks; blue and
tf,wn Silks; also all the desirable coors to be
fund. Let every Lady in want of a GOOD SILK
/ ,lr in mind that this is the
Largest and Best
,ortment of Silks ever brought into this State.
hi re the ENGLISH CROWN BLACK SILK and
b plain and figured of all other celebrated Euro
Ssn make, all of which will be
SOLD VERY Low FOR CASH.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-15
PORTLAND, ME-, TUESDAY MORNING,
FOR SALE e TO LET.
10 Let

fIyuE commodous Chamber in the northerly cor
l. of the new brick block, corner of Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Rentlow.
Enquire at office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept l5 1862. diff No.27 ExchangeSt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-29

FoRp's New THEATRE.-The Indictment
weather Of last evening seemed to have little ef-
teet upon the attractions Of this beautiful Theatre.
Mr. John L. Owens appeared in his great part Of
John Unit, In the excellent comedy OF Self Its
in this part the genius of Mr.. Owens rises to the
zenith Of its power Certain 10 that this comedy,
to which Mr.. Owens has given long snd lahorious
study, will have along and triumphant life. Self
will be played again tonight with the superb
cast. The performance concludes with a merry
farce,
ODD Fellows HALL.-The grand scenic,
chemical, and mechanical exhibition of the cele-
brated Russian War Panorama Ii to be given at
tits popular place Of amusement, every night this
day afternoon, for the convenience Of families.
This In one of the very best entertainments now in
the city, and of course will draw crowded houses
for the short time that 1t Is to remain here.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Thc beautiful fairy
pantomime "Tuc Elves of the Enchanted Stream"
last evening, proved decided success, and will be
repeated every night during the week and on the
afternoons Of Friday New Years day. and satur-
day, which will give the children an opportunity
OF participating In time honored, and, In Eng
land, Indispensable custom of the Holidays. The
was also produced last night, is one OF the most
brilliant and effective efforts of the kind ever witt
messed in this city-though 1t could not well be
otherwise, with such artists as Mile Galetti, and
Messrr. Tophoit and Ronzani, engaged in its per-
formance. The celebrated Gymnasts, the King
brothers, will appear tonight.
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W1CkEk,
LEATHER.
For sale by
de22-tteod


rTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
TO oil phom may concern, GREETING:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
October 1863, the right title, interest and estate
Of Mary y. howard and G. T. Howard In and to
the south half Ct lot numbered T., In square nam.
bered $50, in the City Of Washington, was seized
by the Marshal for the District of Columbia as
forfeited to the United States, and the same is
libeled and prosecuted In this court In the of
the United States for condemnation for the reasons
set forth In the said libel, and that said cause will
stand for trial at the city Hall In the city Of WASH
ington, on the Sd Monday of January next, when
and where all persons are warned to appear 10
show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed, and to intervene for their interests. De-
csmber -, 1883 X, J. MEIGe,
de28 satst Clerk.
CENTtEMEN'S CLOfHING..-.WE
" have now In store = full stock Of Gentlsmen's
Spring Overcoats, Business Suits, Dress Suits, and
Furnishing Goods OF the latest styles, manufaotur.
Cd with tho degree Of neatness STYLE and ole
ganoe, ~ II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS \ Co.,
So Pennsylv Ania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth strcsts
arr tn-tnf istar h Intal.l
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JOHN GOLDIN 4 CO.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
No A Markaf Snaro hat. uaa, Eivhth .,

No. 1, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East of Perry Il Bro.
Having furnished our gallery with an entire new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
msterisl, and arranged on the most approved plan
our light, (under the Immediate supervision OF J.
Goldin, long known to our citizens in the Photo
graphic Art0 We prepared to furnish the public
with Photographs, Plain, In India Ink, Water and
OIL Col0rs, from Miniature to Imperial and lie
size ; Ambrotypes, all size Cartes de visite and
vignette for Albums.
Special attention will be paid to copying Ambro-
type and Daguerre0type.
We have made arrange ments with Chas. d. Fred.
ricks l. Co., Photographer, New York, to keep US
constantly supplied with Carries de site OF all the
celebrities Of the day, to which we invite the ntten-
ton OF the public.
Cons Antfy on hand a full supply Of the most
choice French Albums also, Frames of all sizes
and kind. dec24-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD'S NEW ATRE
TENTH STREET. ABOVE =.
tAlso Of Hollidsy.treet Theatre, Bsitimore)
Last week Of the celebrated Comic Genius,
MR.. JOHN r. OWENS.
THIS EVENING,
will be produced Mrs. sidney F. Bateman's new
and excellent Comedy, entitled
In which the iull strength Of the Comedy combin.
nation and the star Company appear.
To conclude with
YOUNG EN- @ L AND,
with most eminent cast.
ON NEW YEARS DAY,
Two Grand Performances, Afternoon and Night.
ADMISSION:
Dress Circle, 50 centsi Family Circle, IS ccnts;
Orchestra Chairs, 10 cents; Private Boxes, so and
rRO VER'S THEAT TIRE,
N Penn'a avenue, near Willnrd's Hotel.
E-LAsT NIGHT But Two-H
EMINENT TRAGIC ALLIANCE,
j. W. WALLACE,
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 20, 1853,
For the only time,
ST. MARC, THE SOLDIER Of FORTUNE;
This beautiful drama, written expressly for Mr.
Davenport, has been performed by him Throughout
every part OF the world where the English Drama
is represented with the most universal common
dation. The character of ST. Mare 10 great favor.
i. T.. DAVENPORT as st. Mare.
w. WALLACK rs Gismc nho.
Mrs. FARREN AS The Soldiers Wife.
hs@ Do NOT miss this beautiful drama, as 1t can
not be repeated.
Tomorrow "wednesday first and only time in
many years OF JANE SHORE, with VIII oh will be
played the rollicking comedy. TIE LANCERs-
Waliack, Davenport snd Mrs Farrcn In both plays
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Dress and Pnrquette Circle, 80 cents; Orchestra
Chairs. rs cents; Family Circle rs cents. Seats
occurred during the day without extra charge.
Doors open at o'clock. Overture at quarter TO 4.
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Ai,n Q
TOE CURK STEEL,

Just received and for sale BY
de2s-MwF JOHN r. ELvANS.
TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DIST Riot.
10 H trhom u may concern, GnEETinei
October, 1881, the right title, interest and estate
Of Eliza Hampton In and to lot No. 10, In square
No. 98I, In the city Of Warrington, was seized by
the Marshal for The District Of Columbia, 40 for.
fixture to the United states, and the same 10
liheled and prosecuted IN this Court In the name
reasons set forth In the said libel, and that said
cause will stand iot trial at the city HALL IN the
January next, when and where all persons sfs
warned to appear to show cause why eonGepna-
tioh should not he dcerecd. and to Intervene for
ri MEIGs
fe2i sat3t tletk.
ELASKS AND SANDWICH CASES.
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WANTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR RENT. --- 4 THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE, Containing Ten Rooms, and
Wood House, Gas, and Water, at the corner Of i3th
and streets. Apply on the premises. d2r-iw'
IHOR SALE---TWENTY HOUSES,
ington,
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS;
sixis0 feet, NJ street, between ith and 9Th.
l2Oxi00 feet, 18th, between p and q streets.
sOxiOO feet, Pa avenue east, bet. 6th and nth.
i6ONi4s feet, north l., between 18th and 20th.
45xiOO feet, on N, between ith and 9Th.
20xlOO feet, on 10th, near +,
3Ox9a feet, north d, between I'd and ith.
60xiO6 feet, nth, near north l..
u And 100000 feet CHEAP LOTS east of the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and Pennsyltabia avenue, for rent. q,
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts OF
q city.
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL 4 son,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor Pa at. aud 10Th II.
=. N B.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-29

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-4 Steamer Sunk 6p Me
Ice.-The steamer Wilson saiall, which has been
used for some time past As despatch boat between
Washington and Point Lookout, was sunk by the
Ice about four mile below indian Head, on satur.
Day morning lant; while On her way ur.
she was run ashore on the Maryland side and
her passengers all saved. The steamer John A.
Warner brought her passengers Oft and landed
them at this city late on Saturday evening.
schooner Damaged BY Iee.-The schooner Only Son,
Capt. Dixon, bound up with q load Of oysters, was
struck by the Ice on Saturday afternoon, when of
the White House, and carried back to Marbury'a
Land ng She was cut through In one or two places,
though she was still shoat when last heard from.
pirginid STATE Journal, 2Sh inst.
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WoRD OF ADvICR.--Those who have been
doctoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
teiici, should consult Dr. Fshblntt, whose oice -
~ NO. ~ street, corner Of Eighth street, and be
radically cured Twenty-Five years experience has
established pr. Fishhiatt's reputation As a physi
osn. Recent cases cured In q few days. Charges
moderate, DR.. FISHBLATT,
No. i9l street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post 0tneo,
VINO Will ne CUHED I've desire TO call
special attention to the advertisement of the eelt-
brstud DR.. Nelr, which appears In another column
The Doctoriss aHie and reliable praotit whose
akin md experience is guarantee that the unior-
tnAte victim Of certain ndiscretonA can with con.
ndenoo lntrust his case In hlA hands Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
reliat
NEW YOHK STYLES Gentlcneh's CiOfhi,yt =
Netp and Fashionable "A large sHsortmeh Mt Tor Dress
md Business wear The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel Ia beauty, grade and nnisb any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS n Co.,
oes-ti s22 Pa. ay., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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AtEsvE-This celebrated SstAbiishnsnt has lust
becr elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one Of
The largest collections Of Photographic negatives
embracing hkeneAses Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. 1lkenssses Of many Of
these fallen Up battle oan be obtained here. For
petitors, received . medal At the .Woflds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called ~ his new
Imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
sought AFTER. novi4-u
Tul GRlAT PMNsftskk1A RoprI.-1h
Quickest and safest route 70 the Northwest spa
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates y
ell tho principal points In tho North and West
For tckctl and further information apply at the 81
doe Of the "Great PennsylvAnlA Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, TN
der National Hotel. once open from .. N. 70
p. m; ton sundays 70 81. N.
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JEwELRr JBwELRY JEwELRY For one
dollar, at 4ss Pennsylvania avenue, near Four.and
h-half street.-The Dollar Store. apl
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XSTlNTER CARMEN rs.
w NEW Sri ~ >
RONS' ILpI HlNn,
We are NOW IN receipt Of large nF""riwtm 81
BOYS and CHILpRES'S CLOTHING 0i tn, new
ast stycs, suitable tor til. present 'r""u l"i nt 50
ant school wear, to which we inv u" t9t Hllthtish
OF paTcnts, WALL, sItIhl r. ,,' :.
noety-ifu s22 Pa. Ay,, bet. VIII and 10Th at
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GODS.

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 PEFFsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Offer the largest assortment In this city, embrae
Ing all qualities used by Officers In the Army and
Navy, such As
swords, sAshes, Belts. ,shoulder.straps, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, &C., 40, with . nns assortment OF
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish ON.
GERS complete outhts In few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
1aA PonnsylvaniA Avenu
abr lo-tni ntsl, star, b Chron.l
N o T g E.
nj. W. GAIT BRO. call attention to their un
usually large assortment of
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
RICH PARIS FANCY GOODS, &C.
Designed especially for the
HOLIDAY TRADE,
And to suggest TO their customers an early sc,
lection OF presents while their assortment 10 com
plete. NJ. w. GAIT BRO.
36s Pennsylvania Avenue.
decIsstii
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DRICES REDUCED
rURNITuREi FURNITUREi
TEN PER CENT. ABOVE CosT.

FuRNITuREi FURNrTUREi
TEN PER CENT. ABOVE Cosr.
ayp s,ss ,,sst u :wE Z .1a
before the ist day of January next to make alter
ations In our plan Of business we are now offering
our entire stock at an advance Of 10 per cent on
WALNUT and Mahogany sofas, Tete-a.Tetes,
Do do Arm and Rocking Chairs,
DO do Jenny Lind Bed,te.ds,
Do do Marbie-top Dressing Blu
Do ""' " do Centre and sofa Tables,
Eteseras, Bookcases,
Cottage Suits, Bureaus,
Washstands, Tables,
Cane and wood.seat Chairs,
cAi RG Ros 90 an. SGi aiss Chairs.
Japanese Cottage and othef Bsi'tesds,
Husk and Hair Mattresses,
Blankets, &C., 80.
Crockery, Glass and Tin Wares,
Wooden Ware, Baskets,
Cordage, Buckets, busters, &C., 30.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors,
Plated spoons and Forks,
Soup Ladies, &C., &c.
400 Cottage Bedsteads, to which we call the atten
Persons going to housekeeping or rsfurnishins.
will nnd It to their advantage to give US call BE-
Of our entire stock by lst day Of January nex'
All goods delivered free OF charge.
BoNrz GRIFFIrA's
delo-eolot ~ ' bet. and X streets.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR
" sale to Grocers, Hotels and Families the best
FAMILY si and EXTRA FLOUR,
CHOICE UUCkWHEAT MEAL,
From the celebrated New England bakery, 30 Cort.
wADMAN'S PATENT COAL sIFTERs
ROOFING CEMENT and PAPER
of the best quality, at the
NEW ENGLAND STORE,
Corner Of First Streets near Ra,rSsd DsEot
CARD ENGRAVING
Neatly and pF2GR TSso S0a TsASYyLoR,
bookseller and stationer, ast Pa. Az.
dell-im (ChrOn and Start
FNGLlsII sTILToN CHEESE,
AFEw CASES ONLY
SAP sAGo, DUTCH, AND BRoNsoN's ENG
LIsH DAIRY CHEEsEs,
for sale At
FRED. s. CoZzENs,
Wine Merchant,
u street, two doors from
Fourteenth street,
Washington, D. &.
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N o T ! c L +.

" o T ! c L
OrFI, WASHINGTOS CITY Gt'-Ll"ur Co"
December ~, 1868. (
Pursuant Ia the requirements OF the charter
notice is hereby given that an election Tor h'r
Iii rrlUrs ut this Company, to s"rN" on" year, III
l held at It's Office No Az Tenth ptrcCt wcstl
MONDAY, January !, 1851, hrtwrrn the h"nrs ~
~ VI and y. VI
AZ stockholders HIr NV tied 10 he pIrtrn'
ny oder. j. A. BROW ~
uels-eOltiAnt Secretary,
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

My Farm Of Elgewoodi by Ike Navel 81 50.
Reyerios OF u BaohelOri by Ike Marvel; ~ ~,
Dream Lite, Parable OF the Seasons 81 %,
The Yankee Boy tom Homei ~ %,
NerivAle's History OF the R"mnnsi vol. l. ~.
Speeches and Lectures oi Wendell Phillips So ~
Hospital Sketches; by l. NJ Alc0tti M cents
Just published and ior sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StatiOnUr,
no2-tf s1+ Pennsylvania avenue,
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WASHINGTON LYCEUM LIE
w TURES.

NJ AeiilN" io ~, WYNN LEW
FOURTH NIGHT.
We " "Tur B,gpor A,oy"
win deliver hi. Poem
.un,,, ,sso,f,TImMs .,
ar.,. mS y. bnpnsibn h y. 1000.
JOHN g. SANE,
GEO. NANDENHOFf,
,..,, "Eo' d. rhENil'h '
a, tIn mr ,ncinsi nnnL .tore, and Hotels Je2I A.
y6,UE VERY LATEST nv TET,E
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THE RICHEST QUALITY

THE RICHEST QUALITY
or the above.named article, both In
w1CkEE; Ia
METAL,
LEATHER.
For sale by -
Wine Merchant,
ss4 street and pennsyivania
Ateuus, two doors from
Wizards Hotel
de2a-t feoJ
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NEW BOOKS.

riARIESi DIARIES! DIARIES
FOR 1851, FOR ,sei' FOR lyGi,
Is VARIETIES, 10 VARIETIES! rs VARIETIES
ALL STYLES, ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES
Wholesale and Wholesale and Wholesale and
Retail! Retail! Retail
PHILIP h soLoMoNS. PHILIP Il SoLoMoNs!
PHIlP \ SOLOMUSs
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 Pennsylvania ave, bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
10 Sent to the ARMY FREE OF POSTAGE.
NEW BOOKS.
DaEAMTHoRrE; a Book Of Essays Written Iii
Drama" "City foems,"No. Ivol. Tinted paper.
$3.50.
BLANCHARD h MoHuN,
DECO Corner Penn'a ave. aud Eleventh street.
DREsENTS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Measrs. PHILIP n s0LoMONs, having re-
ceived large accession Of ornamental goods to
seeking presents Tor the New Year. The Show
Rooms over the store Will remain open during the
week. PHILIP Il SOLOMON,
Metropolitan rock store,
de2oit aas Penna. ave, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
NEW BOOKS!!! NEW BOOKS!!!
Kinks Charles the Bold, 2 vols, So.
Life and Letters Of John winthrop, 81.
Angel Voices. e.
Little Anna 10 cents.
Also, POCKET CHECk BOOKS on
First National BANK,
Jay Co,ko Il Co.
Riggs b Co.,
Lewis Johnson Il Co, and
BLANK POCKET CHECK BOOKS,
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StatiOner,
dec,3-tf 33l Pennsylvania avenue.
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FLAG FOR THE WASHINGTON AsrLuM.-A
hrndsoms flag has been presented to the Washing
ton Asylum through the cNertions of Asbury
Lloyd, ESQ, the President Of the Board Of Common
Council. The fund for its purchase was made up
by the members of the two Boards,
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INSULTING THE PATRoL.-C. II. Young, a
citizen was last night arrested at Growers theatre
hy the Lieutenant Of Patrol, on the charge of in
sulting him whilc in the discharge Of his duty. He
was sent to the Gu,Tdhouse, where he Is now held.
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BsLLIs5 LiGUoR To SoLDIgRs.---George W.
Riley, who keeps a store at the corner Of Seven
teenth and streets. was this morning fined $50
and confined in the Ghsrdhouse on the charge Of
selling LIQUOR to soldierr.
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=. N B.-Titles examined. Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared.