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,REAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Il OFFICE CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1854.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it has been made to appear that
Zhe Nationa! Bank Of Cenmsrce. Of Gsorsstocn. in
tom and District Of Columbia, has been duly or
gsnized under and according to the requirements
National Currency, secured by pledge of United
States bonds and to psEcyyide for the circulation
and has conn piled with all the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with before com.
New, therefore, I, Ugh MeCulloch, Com ptroller
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
City Of GeoygAoirn. in the county of Washington
ana District of ColHnbtd, is autherixed to COM
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of lice this thirty frSt day of December, 1894
IL.s.1 HUGH McOUELOCH,
Jan 26Ot Comptroller of the Ourrney
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SECRIF DIsEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES / !
SAM TAN'S GIFTI
.SAN4RJT4V'S GIFTy

TH1 MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US
YES, A Positive Cure" for
G0NORHEA GLEET, STRUCTURES,
Contains no Mineral no Balsam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Cure.
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nor
juIe The stomach or be Wells Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
Of the Ss Of thsGn
Or who have been sorsed with Baissm oOpavia, or
S4AARITANS GIFT.
Sent by mail in 3 plain envelope.
Priee-Male packages, So. Female, So
pisSRsh5
SAAARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
g. sssi iS,sIsf sh$Hss tn.
@ rsaehes and % Particle
&c
' that for 81 Sih aoF HH Hsy after
III Roof
will ssss ss had Of est of the
Fh
ses in rsns 81 tSs
Debility and for all com plants incident to the sax
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or tost.ss
p,, w. sAMAR1rAAN,s !. MARI AM t?I.a,'Uga GnANoRn WASH.
DESMOND & CO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. crrner llth st. and
HENRY d COOK. Alexandria. maysH
TRIEsBMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat:
the e spa the
College of Medicine, pienna
system. Triesmar No. = has entirely superseded
ns tbs
lies and Be ;ondary symptoms, thus onyissns ;nsps
preparation is in the form Sf most % ns1ss
and changes of atm osphere in tin cases e. ~
sus e. .0ss ssvins Is
ministersd by vapeau, sallamanda' Rou1, &C.,
Wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1914
BIZ s sfs'E Ss hss .i:s g. FORD No. $50 Pa
corner llth street. sep ON
u CONFIDENTIAL,
MEf Sa nsys nn r
pleasure o. IA the duties of married lfs also
their years. before placing themselves under the
scET Ladies M learn
9omethi,ps of importance BY Dsraains The Secret
Sent te any address, in sealed envelope en- re.
''i't of r~sHs, 81. 81 cHxs Ssn sFis CO.,
del4-ly Boston, Mass.
rIAPPINESS OR MISERYETHAT is THE
SIAN CABIN M OF WoNDERS. ANATOMY and
MEDICINE" have determiRed-resardless Of ex.
hum snity four Of their most instructivs and in
terestine Lectures on Marriage and ITS qualifca-
digestion, Weakness. Depression. or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
saving thousspds: and will be forw.Fded free on
Parisian Cabinet G5 anatomy and Msdieins. 663
Broadway, New York. ju B-ly
a NTI-sLAvERY MEAsURls IN CONGRESS
"A BY Henry wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
A Tale Of " New England Athens" BY Henry A.
Howe. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell, Morshouse, and
SoJH 1RANOK TAYLOR,
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PERSONAL.

H,HE VICTIMS OF MISPLACED CONFI-
III denee' 'ehould see DIR. DARBY, 492 7th st.,
and scientific treatment guaranteed. feb l-lm+
MADAME FILMING, FROM EUROPE. HAS
~ taken roems ct the corner Of and 4th street;
past. present. and future. Price 81. Guarantees
MRS. h. J. WRIGHT, CLAIRVOYANT AND
NA Natural Magnetic P ysieisn, heals By :" "ls1-
ing on hands" Tithost drugs, every phase OF Mef-
vous Disease, Blindn ness, Deafness, Rheumatism.
Complaint, Female Weaknesses, &C., dc. Rooms,
NO. S41 st.. near Patent ONCE. jan l6-lm.
M Re, BRo0KFIRLD, of Kansas. can be con-
At suited on the Past, Present and Future events,
~ her room, on the northwest corner OF 4th and
sfs she has studied under enc of the most ssfs.
latisfaetion to all those who may give her call.
dollar. jsll-lmt
nR BACKER 1HR Mosr WoND1RFUL AsTRoI-
~ oSsR, Nc. 40 9Th street, bet: and i. (uD
:1f s WITH sas 10
gard to Health Wealth and Marriage, Love Affairs.
yourneys, Law Suits. Absent Friends Sickness and
Death Br. Backer can be consulted from in the
morning TILL Gin the evening. jall Inn"
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO.FEMALEs
!, L ,sAEFRERING A WITH DISEASES PECULIAR
prsctise in New York, has taken rooms in this
city No. 22 9th street west where she will treat
such ca see. Her practice is different from any in
this city. viii give reference and certificates
successful treatment in Female Diseases. Patients
will be visited at their residences il necessary.
Charges reasonable. Hours Of consultation from
70 9. m. to p. m.
self. deem it duty and privilege to offer my ser.
vices to like sufferers. Jan 4-lmt
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WELLS, CELEBRATED MAOHINE-sPREAD
w 0TRlNGTHENIN6 PLAHTERS are the yerv
best in all cases for which plaster Is required Fer
sale by all druegists. ian 2Eeojv
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DENTISTRY.
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENrIsTRy.
TBATH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
to sss..ss t:f 70 s:il = = 81 IixisSs once,
proved nsthod Of inssrtins g ARTTFfo oIAtTssTH.
ana
have NOT advanced tie price ON our wofk since the
great change @ in gold: ,.. ,,.
jan 96-Iy s.R. LEWIE, n. D.. Dentist
nINTIsTRY-Drs. Lo0Kwoop L M1RRILL.
ssasi1., Corner sf% Psns.. SS' .v.ns: :.a ~
TOoTH-ACHB CURED INsTAETLY- BY TEE
nos6S RsssRESs 81 pRLRsrTo
fts .SsSs tho
;sT5;a y % nf ne na sqaISsDs sR "sa hda. FIJI:
nINTIgTRY.-Dr. ". F. MARSHALL. Dsntist.
;ond door i2ez is,s ..ssss' .ss.ss: e 81
vTYLERs o0MP0UND SYRUP OF ,GUM
Well known as the
Most Pleasant, 6afe and Speedy Oure for
CouaHs. COLDS. ' '''
HOARsENEss. GROUP. WHooPIN9 COUGH
AID ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
IT'S hyperion efficacy in arrsstins stu bborn ooush,
and the nfst stages Of congum ptioa has long been
appreciated BY most families and physciens, and
its success in giving immediate relief from re-
cent cough or cold. unprecedented.
For sale At the Drug Stores,
Price 25 and 30 cents bottle.
For convenience and portability the same com.
adapted % to relieve public speakers. singers. and
"TYLSRs sc GUN Arabic COUGH LozENaEs.'
nov l-eoSms
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INFANTRY TACTICS. By Brig, Gsnl VIM n.
1 Morris, vols. Q: 9. Infantry and Rifle Tactics
Gasey,s lnfsntry Tacties, vols Scott's Infantry
questions by Wilson; Infantry Tactics for eolorsd
froePs Monros's Company Drill and .B!ayt.,s Baystn.s,s
Light Infantry duty, London. MAlton's Company
ManGuyres, Londen. Cautions for O3mp f car ana
ing sergeents, London. Nations A 3 o OF skir-
Mar aai of Position Drill, London. Busks Tabu-
lar Company Drill, London. pp.NoK rAv1oR
THURsTONY IVORY PEARL tooth pew
inx The Teeth and Gums. This elegant prepare
uon is entif'' O. WELLS Il 90,
New York, Proprietors
For sale By all druggists.
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TNHI OLDEST h0TIL gOnDU0TlD ON TIL
EUROPEAN PLAN,
La enlarged to double its former capacity,
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Cs7nr Pa 90. and llth st.. WasAington, 3, G.
This hotel, the oldest conducted on the Iufopean
plan In this city, has been enlarged and
improved in every way necessary fer the NHX2
accommodation of the increasing guests. &ksn
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
proprietor hopes that by attention to business Ne
continue to receive patronage Is heretofore.
9uests viii only be charged with what they receive.
oc S-ff P. HMRICH. Proprietor.
SUITABLl PRESENTS FOR THl HOLI.
- DAYS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
the greatest variety in this city.
CARTES DE V1SITE OF CELEBRITIES,
Plain and colored.
OPERA GLASSES, FIELD GLASSES,
FINE GOLD sPECTACLES,
STER1OSC0PES AND VIEWS,
at the lowest prices, at
FRANKLIN & 90, Opticians,
244 Pa. w.. between 18th and 18th sts.,
and 3es Pa. ay., National Hotel Building
dec 2O-tf
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$50, 900 "ohrH BOOTS AND SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HELLER Il CO., 492 SEVENTH ST..
Are still Offering their entire stock of BOOTS aed
SHOES at reduced prices, comprs' ng xsRn
some Of the best makes of all kinds Of Ia Il
dies', gents, misses and childfen's Boots3 Ay
and Shoes. We are selling Ek
Genuine Ladies' GleEe Kid Congress Boots at $3.50,
A coed LodieB' Leoiher Heeled Shee at Sl.l5,
Ladies' Slippers. good quality, IS cents,
All ,izss now OF the Boys Copper-tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes atS1.75,
cost at HELLER & CO.'S,
492 7th ST., doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Also, q large variety of Trunks, Valices and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER CO.'S.
Jan 9-lm* 492 7th street, bet. D and q SITS.
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IA NTI-sLAvERY MEASURES IN CONGRESS
"A By Henry wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
Tale Of New gland Athens" BY Henry A.
Howe. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell. Morehouse, and
SoyU gRANOK TAYLOR,
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u Onhse l20 Penn's avenue,
between Az and 6th streets,
GLEET .BUB0. sYPHILfs, sTRioTURI, SEMI
MAh MEAKSEss INELanER HT AZ Ar BLARRSER,
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS. LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND SPLEEN; SORl EYES, SORE THROAT.
Hsvins ad many years experience In the prse-
tice OF those diseases the doctor bids defiance to
all ompetition in their treatment and cure.
Reeent cases Of venereal diseases curei in one or
two days Ladies and gentlemen can consult him
at his Off ce from 9 to clock daily. de24 sm+
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- NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToRl!nRa
CHAs. B. BAYLY CO., U
~ 27S PRNNsYLvANIA AVENUE, -
Bet. 11th and 18th sts., near the Kirkweed House
Would respectfully Inform their Friends and the
Public, that they win open
On MONDAY, October II. 1854,
A fine and ew assortment of
LADIES, GENTLlMlN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRlG's, BOOTS AND SHOES,
made up in the Latest and most Fashionable style,
We will sell at reasonable prices, and hope, by
trict attention and int gritty. to merit fair shar
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies
Department of the business, and We can safely
boast OF one of the finest assortment Of
LADIIs' BOOTS AND SHOES
In the city.
CHAs. D. BAYLY & CO.,
oc14-H No. 27s Penn. av.. bet llth and 18th sta
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w G. BALDWIN. NJ. D.,
w. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
dec 9-E 435 1lth street, between and H.
THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3s1
.strset, is the ONLY practica! STA MPER IN
the District is that he daily has to do over work
that is botched at other called Stamping places
He has the largest and finest assortment OF Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterna,
he s able snd willing to stamp any pattern brou ght
him. nov q IF
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting OF the Cham6er of
Commerce was held to-day. A com
mittee was appointed to consider the
memorial signed by a large number of
naval officers, asking the Chamber to
assist them in obtaining the passage by
Congress of an act to increase their pay,
memorial to Congress prayin9 for the
passage of law exempting snitors in
the national courts of the Southern
States, from the operation of the statuts
of Limitation, for a period long enough
to give legal creditors an opportunity 10
enforce their demands. A letter was
ting that he was about to proceed to
Europe on a mission to induce the capt.
talists to advance material aid to South-
erners in order to enable them to assume
labor on cotton lands, - =
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NEW York, Dec. 1.-THE Tribune,s
Washington special says: It having
come to the knowledge of the Treasury
Department that certain New York
banking institutions have been in the
habit of sending circulars to newly es-
tablished National Banks, representing
can greatly facilitate the printing 81
their notes by the Department, provi-
ded they will keep their accounts with
banks sending the circulars. The
comptroller of the currency desires to
say that in his opinion the banks re-
ferred to are untrustworthy, since,
from their circular, the inference would
extraordinary facilities for the enUray-
ing of notes at the Department, which
is not the case u -
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New YORK, Dec. 14.-wal1 street Is
more active, the only point of interest
being the advance in Government SCI
curtues. especially the old 5-20s, for
which the foreign demand is increased
by the orders by yesterdays steamers.
The loan market continues easy at Z
per cent, and there is gradual accu-
mutation of capital seeking investment.
Commercial paper is rather more in
qnired for and passes at 7a9 for first
class names. The stock market is fe-
verish and irregular. Governments
strong. Railroad shares opened weak
and depressed, but closed with an inn
Provement of 1Sa7s, per cent. D.
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Clncinnati lLnrl,er.


CINcTSNATI, Dec. IA.
Corn continues to-be in good demand
at 47a4e for new ear, 53a55 for shelled.
Oats have advanced to Al in elevator.
Rye Is quiet at 72a73 for prime. Hogs
in thtr demand, but prices shade low
err the current rates are: 10 25a1O IS
net; receipts. 5000. Mess Pork dull at
a141Sa14N for shoulders, sides and
hamsi bulk meats dull at 12al6aI7 for
shoulders, sides and clear sides. Lard
declined to 171<, with a dull marked
Groceries quiet. Cotton firm at q for
middIing. Whisky dull and prices de-
chned 70 y =; Weather cold, Their
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y! NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-The CONNER
Gals Washington special dispatch says:
Ihe House Committee on Foreign
the Secretary of State. "A bill is to be
reported, after the adjournment, maxi
ing liberal appropriations for improve
ment and repair of the harbors Of the
sea and lake coasts, and in nayigable
water generally.
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CONGREasIoNAL PRoCEEDTNas.
wAsH1NoroN, Dec. II, 1855.

.
The Senate assembled at 12 o,cloci,
Mr.. Foster, President pro tenn, in Ii,
! chair. -.
Mr.; Brown offered resolution In
structing the Judiciary committee ID
inquire Into the expediency and right
f9lness of providing by law for The
adoption of the eight hour system O
labor in all employments within the
jurisdiction of Congress, wherever prac,
icable. The resolution lies over in,
formally.
MI. Foote, of VT, rose to anuolncf
! the death of his late colleague in the
Senate, Hon. Jacob Collamer, and in d
speech OF 80 minutes duration reviewed
the life and public services of the late
Senator and spoke in terms of COM
nenoat1on OF him as lawyer, a Judge,
member Of the Vermont Legislature,
member of the House of Renresenta-
tives, a member of President Taylor's
cabinet and Senator of the United
States. AT the conclusion of his re-
marks Mr.. Foote offered the usual reso-
lutions OF respect to the memory of the
deceased.
Mr.. Harris, of n. Y, spoke of Mr..
lOgy. -A-i - -
Mr.. johnson, in speech, paid high
tribute to tho wisdom and Judgment Of
the deceased. :,
The customary resolutions of respect
were then passed, and the Senate adj
journed till Monday. a
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the appoint-
ment of Mr.. Hart, of KY, as a member
OF the Committee for the District of Co
lumbia in place of Mr.. Davis declined,
me Speaker also announced the fol-
lowing special committee on Mr..
Blaine's resolution relative to re-
imbursing the loyal States for money
expended to put down the rebellion:
Messrs. Baine, of Maine, Hooper, of
Mass, Loan, of Mo-, Boyer, of Penila.,
Darling, OF n: Y, Plants, of Ohio, and
Morrill,, of VT.
quire into the condition of the late So
called Confederate States: Messrs.
Stevens, of Penna., Washburne, of III.
Morrill,, of VT, Order, of Ky, Bipgl
ham, of Ohio, Conkling, of N. Y, Bout
well, of Mass, Blow, Of No., and Rog-
ers, of Nj.
Mr.. Wsshburne, of ILL.,, introduced n
ment over the holidays. This was, af-
ter debate, amended, fixing the time
from the 10th of December to the 9th Of
january. The resolution as amended
was passed. TIf'SS-
Mr.. Stevens from the Committee on
NPPLoPLlhtlOHS reported Dill aDpfO-
prlahng thirty thousand dollars for re-
pairing and furnishing the Presidents
House and also the bill for the payment
OF invalid and other pensions, which
was passed. Tas rSgsGNEI
Mr.. Henderson, of Oregon, offered q
resolution eclaringthat treason against
the United States is crime that ought
to be punished, which was passed 1n-
animously. - =
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, offered a reso-
luton, which was passed, that all the
papers in reference to the late so-called
Confederate States be referred to the
select committee of fifteen, and that no
representation from such States be adj
mitted to seats until Congress shall de-
clare that such States are entitled to
representation.
Tho House here received message
announcing the death of Senator Col
lRmer.
character of the deceased.
The House then passed the usual.
resolutions of respect and adjourned. q
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling,
TREAsURY DEPARI1tRyf,


HHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
wv dence presented to the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that The Ma
GIOnRl SAVINGS Bank OF Wheeling,'s
in the City OF wheeling, In the County of Ohio
and State of West Vtfl[fnfa, has been duly
organized under and according 70 the require
ments Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provides National Currency, lsecured by .
pledge Of United States Bonds and TO provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1854, and has complied with
All the provisions Of said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the busl-
neSs Of Banking, under said act.
S,S1W, theretore, I, Freeman Clark Comp
tFolIeE Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. /" OF
Whaling: n. the City Of Wheeling, in the
county OF Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
g authorised to commance the business Of
Banktng under the act Aforesaid
IN testmony whereof witness my hand and
sal of omce, this 18Th day Of oGtobeFS 1855, :
FREEMAN CLARK.
oG11-0od No l5pGl ~ ComptFolleF.
In aecoEdance with the above the National
Savings Bank WI beBin businea on Wednas.
8. p. HuDRFTH, Cashier.
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LoUIsv1LLE, Dec. 14.-In the Frank
fort Legislature Mr.. Young offered a
resolution, which was ordered to be
printed and referred to the Committee
bly, heartily approve the action of the
last General Assembly in rejecting the
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States, and believe
that vote to be a finality; and that this
Assembly has no rightor authority to
consider or vote upon this measure un-
til 1t shall be again passed or proposed
by Congress.
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NEW York, Dec. 14.--The Posts cor
respondent under date of the 18th ult.,
says that the steamer Manhattan, one
of the steamers of tho American and
Mexican Steamship Company, brought
from HaYanat to Vera Cruz on her last
trip, some two thousand Springfield
muskets, purchased by an American
named O'Sulivan for the use of Max
imilian. The q. S. Consul at Havana,
refused to permit the vessel to leave the
harbor when he found that the arms
we're on board, and the Manhattan was
detained twenty-fOur hours in cOnse-
quence of his refusal. The English and
French Consuls were then called upon
by Mr.. O'Sullivan, and they held an in
terview with our representation. At
the conclusion of which the bills of
lading were signed and the steamer LEFT
the harbor with these implements OF
war on board. ~
The Worlds Washington special
The Judiciary Committee of the House
will try and report bill on Monday
next to extablish equal suffrage in the
District of Columbia.
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New York, Dec. Ian Italian bv
the name of Egypto del Buons was ar
rested this morning at the Washington
Hotel, Jersey City, charged with being
a counterfeiter. Upon being taken to
the police station there was found on
his person $1,000 in Counterfeit money.
4 dirk knife, revolver, spring-blade
ring and other articles.
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OuExeSteTDent

MARIETTA, o., Dec. 14.-There is con-
siderable excitement at Macksburg, ON
Duck creek, few miles from this City,
owing 70 flowing well of petroleum
having been struck by the workmen of
the Equitable Company, of New York.
The weather here Is very cold.
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TOLEDO, Dec. 1.-The remains of
Jonathan Gillett, formerly of the firm
of Wright, Gillett d Rawson, New York,
but more recently OF this city, who
mysteriously disappeared three years
since, have been found here under cir
cumstanees leaving no doubt of his
having been murdered. The Mayor
offers 81 GOO for the apprehension of the
murderer. - - - 49,
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ArrlvnI of French rroona IL ,1ar,e,

Arrival OF French Troops In Mexico
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent states that
over two thousand French troops had
been landed at Vera Cruz during last
month. Aconvention of French officers
In that city was contemptious towards
the United States. Large quantities OF
munitions OF war for French troops had
been also landed. Three thousand
French troops are ON their way to Mex
leo. The cholera had reached Vera
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FonnInenh

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I4.-Rey. n. w.
Duchchlet, OF the st. Stephens Church,
was found dead in his study this morn
The Convention of the American
Home Trade assembled this morning
in the Board of Trade room. The at
tendance Is large.
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New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE Herald's
Ottawa, Canada, correspondent says:
Mr.: Gait, who was in Washington the
other day on mission to see what
could be done TO renew reciprocity in
trade, has given his colleagues to under
stand that they must look out for some
other countries for trade than the United
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GROVER g BAKER's
SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS
at the following Fairs for the year 1855:

at the following Fairs for the year 1855:
First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair =
First Premium for bsst Family Machine at
Ohio State Fair. iFTE7S - :.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at 0hloState Fair TTl
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair , = u =
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair. ~ = - =
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Lawranoe County Fair, Pa
FlTSt Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair Pa
First Premium for hest Family Machine nj
Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa. 80 Z
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-15

New ORLRANs, Dec. 12.-Cotton ac
tive; 5000 bales sold for 40 to 4Tc. Mo-
1asses declining; prime SOC. Checks on
New York g premium. Gold firm at
47c- Freights unchanged. The stock
of cotton Is $4,000 bales.