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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
LATE FROM NASHVILLE

LATE FROM NASHVILLE.
Our Gunboats Destroying the Enemy's
Pontoons at Florence.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 27.-The news from below
represents heavy firing as being heard this
morning in the direction of Florence. Some
supposed our gunboats were destroying the
enemy's ponteons.
The weather is gloomy, toggy, and uncom.
fortably warm. There are strong probabilities
that large portion OF Hoods remaining force
has crossed the Tennessee river, although we
still have hopes OF intercepting portion of
them.
General Steadman is still at Decatur, Ala.
Very little damage was done to the Memphis
and Charleston railroad between Stevenson
and Huntsville, and cars run between these
places. Between Hunts Vile and Decatur the
damage to the road is considerable.
A deserter from Hoods army represents,
that in case Hardee succeeds in getting away
from Savannah, he would Immediately Join
the rebel army of Tennessee. Also that Dick
Taylor's force, eight thousand strong, would
Join Hood Immediately after he crossed the
river. He says, however, the rebel army can
never be made to fight another battle under
H0Od
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THE NATIONAL INTELLI6ENCER.-Chd
Of Preprietorskip.-Mr. w. W. Seaton, the pro.
prietor and editor of the Intelligencer, to day
foxmally announces, in feeling terms his with
dfawal from that establishment after a con-
nection with 1t of more than half century
MIR. ]. @. yelling also announces the termna.
ton of his laDors on that paper from to.days
issue
The new conductors of the paper have not
made their salutatory, but will probably do so
in the next ISIS ue
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FROM THE ARMY OF TaE POTOMAC.

The Rebels threw a few Shells on the 27sh
Picket firing ut lntervals-Desertiony
from the Enemy-A Rebel Spy Captur ed
lenses.
letter from the Army OF the Potomac says
that on the 27th instant several shells were
thrown by the enemy, and some from batteries
IN entirely ne " positions. No damage resulted
to our troops
Picket.fring is still maintained at intervals
at several localities along the front, but was
not so general as few days previous.
DesertiOns from the rebel army continue In
about the same proportion as for some ten days
past. Twelve deserters were reported at head
quarters on the 9th.
A rebel spy was recently captured near City
Point upon whose person elaborate drawings
and descriptive sketches OF our defeases in this
locality were found. It is stated that when
Ia ken. he was on his way to City Point to COM
plete his mission by examining the inner line
Of works at that place
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Presidents Public Reception on New
Years Day

We ARB AUTHORIZED TO STATE that the
public reception by the President of the Uni
ted States on New Years Day monday, jan
nary 3 1861 will commence at O'Clock p.
M, at which time, in conformity with police
arrangements, the gates OF the enclosure will
be opened. The reception will terminate lat
. O'Clock p m, precisely. Carriages will ap.
proach the Executive Mansion by the east gate.
Foreign Ministers and Members OF the Cab.
met, from twelve to half-past twelve. The
Judges OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States and OF the Court of Claims, and the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
and officers Of the Army and Navy, until
O'Clock. Citizens at large, from 1 until 3
O'Clock
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War Department, Adjutdnt Generals OHce,)
Washington, Dec. 80, 1864.
CIRoULAR.-The President of the United
States will receive the officers of the Army on
New Years Day, Monday, January 9, 1861
at half past twelve O'Clock p m. precisely.
Oficers of the Army will accordingly meet
at this office at quarter past twelve, in uni
form, and proceed to the Executive Mansion
at the appointed hour.
f. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.; JOHN W. HOFFMAN, Principal Of Clinton
1Sl Academy, was agreeably surprised . few daIs
ago. in receiving val able present from his sdcn
loved students which heh ghly esteems on account
of the munfcent spirit in which it was presented.
M a. i. engaged in i1struetins dsy.and night,
finds that he can accommodate six'o eight more
IN the day. and twelve or fftsen more a. night.
Those desiring to avail themselves Of his instruc
ton viii do well to enter at once. Both schools
will resume their exercises the first Thursday in
January. 1865. at the usual place, No; 16l West
street. Georgetown, D. Q. dec 81 3t$
ITO YOUNG LADIES.-A lady would like II dis.
l. .pense with servants, Il she could In Ian in-
dustrious. cheerful young lady, OF fair education
panion, as Vel as an EFFICIENT, and Wiling assis.
tant in the performance of household ddties Amy
young lady of this description; who wants home
IN which she would be treated as one of the fsmi-
" and receive fair compensation, nay address
Mrs L. NJ, A." Washington City Post Office,
stating particulars, and where An interview may
be had. dec 30
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE AU-
l. tborized no person, excepting my daughter,
Susan I. Cruit, to rent, lease otherwise trans
act any business pertaining to my property, either
in Washington city or Alexandria county.
de 28-6t" MRS. ROBERT ORUIT.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. N.
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
Governments SECURITIES.
GOVERNMENT SECUKITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following QUO
tattons Of Government securities:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1854.
THE PAROLED PRISONERS AT

THE PAROLED PRISONERS AT ANNAPOLIS.
Captain Chandler, Commissary OF Subsist-
ence, and an efficient corps OF officers and
clerks has been engaged for three weeks past
IN issuing certificates for commutation Of IA.
tions to the paroEed prisoners at Annapolis.
Up to yesterday about 600 had received their
certificates, and by Monday all Of the men will
have received them,
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THE RECIPROCITY TREArY.-A lares nu,-
Der OF influential merchants doing business,
with Canada are here a sort OF delegation IN
prevent, If possible, the abr ogation OF the re-.
ciprocity treaty. Extensive preparation has
been made by them, IL is said, for the manipu.
iation OF parties favorirg abr6g alton. 1t is ex.
pected that the joint resolution upon this sub.
ect will be passed soon after the re- assemblin z
OF Congress- .-l.
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Assistant Adjutant General.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 80, 1856,

NAV DkPAKThENT, DEC. 30, 1901.
The Officers OF the Navy and Marine Corps
are hereby notified that the President will be
pleased to receive them on Monday, ID Jam
uary next, at half.past twelve O'Clock D. M,
precisely.
The officers are requested to assemble at the
Navy Department, in undress uniform, By II
O'Clock (meridian), on that day
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BID ACCEPTED.

To-day, Capt Bridges, Commissary OF Sub
sistence, accepted the bid of Joyes, Bromell &
20, Of Baltimore, for furnishing the Govern
at S7.e5 per barrel, of 1876 pounds. There was
but one other bid made, that OF George w.
Shoemaker i Bro, of Georgetown, at $500
DEL barrel.
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COMPUTATION OF RATIONS,
About 100000 has thus far been expended In
paying to the paroled prisoners at Annapolis
the comm o tation Of rations due them while in
the hands of the rebels.
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TREASURY PAYMRNTs.-Day before yestsr-
day the Treasury Department commenced pay
ing acquisitions, without new issues Of cur
rency, the receipts being sufi Gent to meet all
exigencies at present.
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SENT SQuTU

captain shaw, of Gen. Augur's staff, this
afternoon goes down to City Point, having in
charge Mis-. Fanny Martin, a notorious female
feDei' VINO has been confined in the Old Capt.
toi ior some time She will be turned over 10
General Phtrlck 70 be sent throngh The lines
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THs F srRRRr RA1LwAY.-Notwlthstand.

THE F STREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing the very d'sagreeable weather and the
great depth Of mud, thu Metropolitan Rail.
route for the purpose OF getting the track Ia
good running order. This mpauy has la.
bored under many serious dissd val tages, both
az TO procuring labor and getting their material
brought ons and, As yet have received COM
paratvely few OF their cars from the north in
consequence OF the immense amount of freight
nov passing between here and the northern
cities Every exerti0n will ba made to be IN
readiness to carry passengers sometime during
the coming week.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

We. the undersigned, will reduces the price of
our, Winter Stock after the first OF January 1855
such as ~ - .-....1aa- ~ '-F '
- SHAWLs, yOL0AKS. BLANKETS.
and all other Winter Goods. Purchasers will and
it to their interest to give us \ call. We would
counta are nov resdy. and we h 20 they will sss
the necessity Of settling them ssriy.@i
GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO..
de Sc-3ts corner x0th st. and Pa ave,
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SEIZURE OF GAMBLING SALOON BY rHR
MILITARY AUTHoRITfRs.-Thursda night the
military authorities seized the gambling saloon
kept by Parker & Co.. at No. 29e Pennsylvania
avenue, over CampbelFs wine and liquor
store, to recover sum OF money belonging to
the government. lost therein at the faro table
by Pardon Worsely. Worsely has made an
AFFIDAVIT before the proper authorities, in sub.
stance that on the specified night in the month
Of'November, be met a man named Fields in
Mftchell's restaurant, near Growers theatre,
with whom he (Worsely) took drink, and
was afterwards invited ny Fields to go to
Parkers, where they went toge.herand played
at cards, he w y then and there losing 8 ,UO1
that at different times during the month Of
November he has visited Parker's and played
cards, losing in the aggregate So 0D0 In money,
gold watch, valued at $3 o, diamond ring,
and several go Id chains.
Worsely claims that the money lost by him
belongs to the Government and consequently
the premises Of Parker Il Go have been taken
possession of until the matter can be invest.
gated. The military guard Ia still stationed on
the inside Of the gambling rooms, and we I'M
derstand that the in vestgation of the affair has
been intrusted to Col. IDgrahan1, Provost Mar.
shall General Of the Defences north Of the Po-
tomac. *FlE...fs 4r 81.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.-The resignation
Of Surgeon u. Q. Cox, the Lieut.. Governor
elect of Maryland, was accepted by the Sur.
geon General this week.
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REsIGNRD--J. G. Stevenson, Librarian Of
Congress, has resigned. Mr.. A. r. Spoffard,
for some time past connected with the Library,
is expected to succeed him.
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GONE TO THE FRONT

Capt Leet, OF Gen. Grants stan. who bas
charge OF the Generals headquarters in this
city, goes down on a brief visit to CITY Point
this afternoon.
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1t ia probable, as the clerks who issue the
licenses often observe that the names Of parties
published as married are not on the record that
this statement does not include all, and 1t Is
also probable that some who marry "for three
years or during the war;" do not get q license
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aForrest played Damon and Pythias In
Philadelphia, last night, to q tremendous
house. He appears at Ford's theater on Mon.
day night.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, Dec. Is, 1861
Information has been received at this depart
ment from MIR. Alexander r Mckee, the
Consul of the United States at Panama, of the
death, on the 1ith of September last, at the
depot of tho Panama railroad, Of Thomas
Murrey, q naturalized citizen OF the United
States.
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~The Corporation laborers and cartmen
are on a strike in New York. The CORPORA.
ton owes them weeks wages.
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ILLINOIS ELECTORAL VorK.-Anson Miller
arrived here yesterday with the electoral vote
Of the State Of Illinois.
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NEW YEARS CALLS.
NEW YEARS CALLS NEW YEARS CALLS.
Every per.on making New Years calls will please
not fail but call on
P.J. BELLKw CO.,
$40 7th street.
and partake Of the rich hospitabls treat of exam
lining the $500 Plain and Colored Pictures Just
received copies Of nearly every Painting and Ea
craving ever published. from the beautiful oil
colored Carte Visits style to the finest Imperial
size published.
We put the price SO low that they come within
the reach Of all-from 10 cts. to So 50.
The store will positively be closed at p. m on
Monday. I'd January. ds0-3t
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CONFEoTIoN-
L cry is the Steam Sugar Refined POPPED
CORN; the best healthest luxury of the kind.
for supplying fairs, stores, suffers and families,
TO-, &C., must be sent in one day previous. No.
334 street, near 10th street. Call and see it.
d. 70 1t"
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THE SOUTH

The r. bels want q NJ IN Like Grant-Sanity
and Wisdom Of jeff Davis Doubted
Efforts Of che Enemy t. keep up their
Ceurase-Active Winter Campaign Anti.
cipated
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GROWERS THEATER.
"A HAPPY NEW YEAR"
Grand FAMILY MATINEE

A HAPPY NEW YEAR's
Grand FAMILY MATINEE.
Doors open a b.lf past enc. Admission :. Thirty
Or. rH. } RSsiEr s 6p ES0ksow.
sd BY ise iRsst ku SS9n.any Brown
As: night xV8Hsfs SSEs
In her ''i iEHa i Fiji 'foRszREs
EURsl FURsu FURsliI
REDUCE PRICES.
Ladies and Childrens'
DREss FURs
will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
~ Fsrs repaired and made to order.
m. MEYRNBERG,
4s Market Space, bet 7th and Sth sts.,
de sl-lw under the Avenue House.
ExTRA EDITIONl
SIEGE OF WHINING TON
HERMAN & sTROUsE,
335 Pa avenue. capture q large stock OF DRY
GOODS at New York Au ,tionsl
They bring it to Washington and offer it to the
public "for dreenbacks!'
Prints, Muslins. Dslaines. French and English
Merinoes, Aipaccas 1piins, cassimetes, Flannsls.
v cssG out stock il cssh shsw
prices. Also, q large stock of Fancy Goods. Call
soon, ct HERMAN srRoH1s,SS's. 81.
d3l-3ts 335 Pa, ay., bet. 9th ana TIN SIS.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-Tke Undersigned
y having just returned from New York With
fine ass. rtment Of choice orsnas; g! davsas and
Oronoco and all other Kinds OF Smoking Tobacco,
Meersch sum and Brierwood Pipes, desires his
that his stock eannet be sxeslIed in this city.
. John 3. BACHE8,
s- 4za No. 236 Pa. Av.. north side, Y-
deS1-St$ near 18th street.
nRY 6OODSi DRY GOODSN
aRJJTNp Opp CupAD
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-EIlen Elliot,
grand larceny; jail for court Mary Jane
Hughes, drunk IN street; workheuse
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THAT DEAD HoRsE-The carcass of hors
has been lying on south G street, near eth stree
west, for some days. II it stays there unit
next summer it may smell bad.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-Nesr Kendall Green POCKET BOOK
L containing sum of money. &c. which the
ea
property and paving for advertissment. it
c. REWARD-Lost, in a street car, on the eve.
pair sold Il frame ssrs'i PC M
hs% at T % m
Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th SITS. de 3l-st*
tn First IT favor tsa
due lsts Of ss ' see s1s
de slss 0sen stopped Oh "a JOHN an; i. eLAsooE
WAS BROUGHT TO THE PREMIsEs OF The
fore a
hsd on q saddle and Bride The owner is re-,
charges, or otherwise he VIII BE- sqla e Pay e.
ss,, A.. Three Tun Stables Sd street st cyst
I OsT-At Ford's Theater, or between there and
1T Foth ss ts n or sfrs,s plain GOLD BRaG r.
leaving It at sas % sos ~
CAME TO 6o1 7TH STREET, on the 10th, a
SOW and N had litter 9f pigs The owner
and ID sRs ses
&50 REWARD-stolen from the village Of Bla-
yCV densburg Black HORSE, three years old,
heavy limbs; viii give the above reward for the
delivery of the above n. Is Il fsrs Ms.eRupEk
dec 3O-3tt Bladsnsburg
&100 REWARD-Stolen from the Subscribers
y IOO barn. "a Bridge street, Georgetown,
ID. C.. on Tuesday ri ght 18th inst. very vaua BILE
large dark bay HORSE; NO white spots; about l6
hands high; black legs, name and heavy black tail;
from slight irritation had rubbed the hair off
from small spot under left nostril. will give
eec}on and conTeton Of ana S S a1r t 1s
either as above separately 500 for the horse il
captured out OF the District.
de 3O-St" r. A, PHILLIPS
COO REWARD.-Lost, a large Bay HORSE,
gu white face, out Of my stable, sd street,
between L and b.
dec % st. MARTIN CONNER
STRAYEB FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the
- 9th instant. a red DURHAM COW, short tail.
legs partly white white spot between the horns,
leather collar around her neck liberal reward
will be paid fol her return to me, or information
that will lead to her recovery.
WILLIAM 8. MATTHEWS,
de 2-lw" 40 Hi gh street, Georgetown.
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WATCH MRRTIFGs.-In accordance with the
good old time custom, the Methodist Episcopal
churches OF Washington will hold their watch
meetings to- night to see the old year go out and
the new year in.
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DRY GOODS
IL FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTSH

DRY GOODS 90,
HOLIDAY PRESENTSH
J.J.MAY L CO..
Have just received from New York and Boston, .
very large and elegant stock of
RICH SILKS. MERIN0s,
IRISH POPLINS, CLAN PLAID3.
M0UssBLAINEs. sHAWLs.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIERS.
Embroidered Collars, Lace Collars,
Kid Gloves. scarfs. Neck Ties,
Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs,
Infants Embroidered Waists and Robes,
And one th ousand other articles. suitable for
NEW YEARS PRRsENrS.
which they are sellin at astonishingIy low prices
IL. MAY &c CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
de 80 2tif between 9Th and 10th SITS.
AXES AXEsli AxEs:i,
600 DOZEN 9oa M AxEs;
JUST 's''''ea anu fc 9. PIE BaSsarHoLow
Hardware and Asricuitnra
sss ash st, between pennsylvans .ye e,ns,
KUTTER AND EGGS
JSst received, and sale at the Commerc a.a
bunong, Market House, Louisiana avenue, wa
ana IT.. rsin. 81 sR1rrRR from the zour As,oo
tieDn # Ohio
SO barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER,
dec q JOHN eAHRELL.
ITO TIE LADIES Ladies' wanting Hair M9s1
Wigs water Falls 60. will find il to their ad-
ysnt.s to call and examine my stoa. bst"rs psa.
ner and sold at the lowest prices All orierss
Fs' .s a' e any In this
dec a. I'm Il Baltimore. 4 doors east Of Calvert.
poErRY OF THE AGE Or FABLA celiec.sa ~
Thos Buldneh; The Am erican Hoyls; Pearls .
from Hsine ilu.trsted; Memoir Of Alice 8. H..en:
toopsn Alice, Trsu's ayxie,ic PrAesicei nesn
Curste; Quite Alone. By George Apgustus s.as.
Lickens' Christmas Story-'Mrs. ltrripers Leg
stusrt Mill, vols.
dec % FRANCE TAfLon'
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cdrtter.-This
collector Of Georgetown was concluded, the
jury rending verdict for plaintiff with nomi-
nal damages. The court adjourned without
day.
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NJ OFFICE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
N COMPANY, December Is, ls6&-Notice is
hereby given, required by the Charter, that
Company in this city on MONDAY, January 2,
lse5: between the hours of u and II O'Clock NJ,
Tor the choice of i've Directors. to manage the af
fairs of this Cor poration during the ng IL
months. By order IF. BROWN,
dec L. eotd
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NJ FAIR. TABLEAUX AND CONCERT-The
US Ladies OF Calvary Baptist Church com
Odd Fellows Hall
Fair every nj sht for two weeks
Tableaux, prepared with Ereat care and expense
with splendis costumes, will be This Evening
Thursday and Saturday nights Of this week, and
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday of next week
Finley Hospital Band in attendance.
r. IISeke's to Fair 20 cents. Tickets to Fair and
gDonr, open at half past6.
No Raffiine dec II DIFF
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OFFICE.

~ CULLECTOK'S UFFICk.
US Washin gtOn. Dscemb ar 9, 1854.
Notice TO TAX PAYERS Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons IN arrears for taxes whether
specSl or annual tax that unless the same is paid
at this Office before the lat day of January next,
The property on .hich the tax is due will then be
advertised and sold as the law directs. Those who
wish to avoid the heavy expense Of advertising
will please pay within the time named.
del0 cow WIN. DIXON. Collector.
NJ o. o. F. LEVEE for benefit Beacon
uS Lodge, No. Is, on MONDAY. January 10th,
lS65 Particulars in future ad vertis ement de- lms
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I FAD FOR SALE-A large quantity OF SHEET
IL LEAD, from water tanks. for sa e at the Smith
son'an Institution. Apply to the Secretary d. ST.
NOTICE. DESIRE THAT ALL MY CREDIT
l ors will meet me at the Office Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, immediateiy over the
banking House of Borrow McKelden Il Co., on
the 81 day Of January, 1865. sOsn thereafter
possible.
dec 81 2t- WIN. T. SMITHSON
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EREEoH ALMANACS FOR Is65.-Almanach
l. pour Rirs. Aimana ,h de L Illustration, AL
manach de u Universe. Altman sch du Voleur
AlIaanash de illustrations Medicines. Atmanach
Lunstieue, Almansch du Chariysri. ,Almanach
panach perpetual Mere Gigogne dss petite En-
inaIn1s; AimsnsGh de Ia Dance Almanach Chantant.
mach mach du Marin Almspash dss Jen1 de seciste;
Almsnach des Jeux Almsnach Oomisue. Alma
nah du Petit journal. l. Almanach lie Caglios.
dec 81 PRANCK TAvInR
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THE LEVY CoURT.-Yesterday Messrs Geo
H. Plant H. Nichols and ID. V. Burr, men,
bers OF the Levy Court for this county, whose
terms Of Office had expired, were recommis.
stoned py the President. Thus the Court next
year will consist OF the same members as served
so acceptably through the past year.
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~"THE BIBLE LANDS "-RRy Dr. SAM
uB SON, President of Columbian College, will
commence con his course of six Lecture, OF The
Biblc Lands Yin the Copgre q street NJ Church
Georgetown, on next MONDAY EVENING. Jan.
usry2, 1865
eau be had at Mr. G.. W Orme's grocery store: Mr.
Crsndail's bookstore. Bridge street; ana at Mira.
Kirkland's bookstore, High street, orgetown;
aud of the following Daniel Bowers Timothy
Remiek VIM. Laird, Committee on Lectures.
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.dQ6 PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINas. 1oc

Aifew choice PAINTINGS and HNGRAvIN9S
.ppro pirate 70. presents; $50. Beautiful sssort
Rigs. 90. nj J. MARKRIrER'S " -
Terms cash, No 4s6 9TH street.
dec 3l-Tt'n doors abeve Odd Hsllo va Ill,
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D@TuE MASONIC DIRECTORY, COMPILED
uS by the Grand Secretary, is nearly com plsts,
Ard viii be published early in January. Ali resi-
dent masons, who have not alrea ~ been regis
tered: will please report, without delay. their
cupato on, place of business and residenc; also,
the name and number of tn Lodge. Cha pier aud
Comnsndery. Of which they are me Ut bers; also.
advertisements add ressed to W. MORRIS SMITH
Grand secretary. dec 30 st