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rlcncs. Professor Mccoy says, "Crosb5's
oPera House Is not only busy work-house
OF art, but 1t makes ayezy respectable ap-
proaeh to q university Of several di.tinct
schools Of art" What with painters and
picture galleries and scp1ptors aud musicians
and Philharmonic 1ehea,sals and students
OF eloanence and the various pupils, with
the Enc appreciation Of the opera and the
drama, ne may claim for the Crosby Build
Ing an attractive, flne-art centre not to be
met With elsewhere in the Weat, aud rarely
III the Republic.
The December number Of HIegins's Mu,iaal
Rerftw il full Of entertaining mat
ter for the musicians. Among its con-
tents arc very thorough editorial artic!c On
Church Music complete digest OF musical
news at home, including couclse criticisms
OF the Grover and Philharmonic Concerts:
"a Few Notes for a. Young Pianlst;'' m
obituary column; 4 carefully prepared mu-
steal summary; choice poem and ruslcal
story; and four pages Of new music We
arc glad to hear Of the favor with which the
Rts;e'0 is received, and NC recommend # IS
first class musical sheet.
Quite Independent Of all recent impetus,
tho sculptor, Of whom every Western
amateur has some knowledge, his
ncqnised reputation which Is now be-
coming national. His Immortality will
bc coeFal with that OF Senator Doug,
las; and as long as the image of the
*Little Giant" looks down from It's
pedestal upon tho University lawn, the
genius Of Tolk will live in the
marble Of tie Cottage Grove monument and
the memory of nation. But not many of
our sculpto.s are aware that there Is anothrr
Volk. u rising star In the constellation Of
pEairfe artists. Those who have seen the
recent pieces by Mr.. E. G. Volk, Of Quincy,
brother TO Mr. L. ". Tolk, of Chicago. have
laid out for the former career not less
fllust1ious than that OF tho latter.
The Hon. Joseph Knox has kindly fur
nished us with photographs Of three or
four busts by M1, c. G. Volk, two
Of which, we believe, arc not In.
ferlor to those Of the Palmer mar-
bles. They are profile and front vicws
Of ideal Sweet Sixteen" Ono youthful
devote Of the god Of curves and splrals, to
whom VIC showed these pictures, has declared
his intention to send for duplicates
from the negatives of The Quincy pho
toGraphcr- s'sweet Sixteen" il amiabil-
ic,,1- n1on ~ -,h.,1.a 49, 80 s - ~
n,ar,e I'm rooa hnttor IT, 1.nanaaa - ~
| inra 1,,r;.e ~ oo,,or.,a.,4 ~ seIes - -
| hc,n+y. -. 1c.son ;s r;r.va -
Aron,t ~ r,ctu~as rncs4 ~,r+h. oe,,.,.o
| orc Warsha1rs Lincoln and pe,,ra'a u ~ notter
Land." The former has NIL the simplicity oi
nature, and presents the rugged, honest face
! Of the good President rs It really was, Ear.
\ {+tI.
! nc1al, Florence N,~htineo1e ~ f1ara narto1
| or washington or iInco7n ~ Gran, wo,,1d
not besecm The costume At Vest End
cockpeye or Deau Brnmmc,,s or s.r.to1,
bellies, Mr.. Pcrfne,s nictrrc III. that =,
Marshall, Ia a fine stipple md linz enrn,y;n~
done in the c,o.omore n,,ne- ~ fha -oe1
, 1866-12-02

ETA Springfield Bourbon writes letter
10 the reconstructed concern, opposing the
flank moyemeut,' denying the "lneyi-
table" oh1ectlng to Impartial" or any
other sort Of negro suffrage, and rEl.cuIlng
and dcuouncing the progressive" ideas Of
the converted sccesh print. II there Is to be
any ''rrogress'' on the part Of the Demo.
cratic party, let 1t 80 the whole hog. ffom
snout to tail. Says this Corporhead:
"Thcn wh. las behind With fhc .impaz.Iatr r Let
tho pEo1scAs be II once taken IL thc Vnl5 Way LETT
open. aud boldly adToc.tc an advance upon the
The pabllc gsze, and rcr1bug all oref 1t ard rHdcf
i that noblu word and sentiment. mist~qs10toa
This "uu1d flank the enemy eIeetualiy. and c1-
pofe his se.1 to in etttan1a aggression"
The Springfield Bourbon commits laugh
able blunder. Misccseuation " as Demo
, 1866-12-02
Prices Of HNre Books.

At. the sale Of the Corner Library, BY
Leavitt, strebeish d Co., Of New York, last
week, ,hc following prices were paid for
some Of the rare books and pamphlets:
Alexander Hamfl1on'3 ob8esratlons on cer-
tafn documents, refers to zdair With Mrs.
Reynolds. 6vo.. .........:-.............4 $50
Tbs to1uuhta1; bJ Joel Ear1ow. Ito ca1f,
Scrap Eook Of Southern Songs and Enrei-
Alnarac, Poor Hehsrt's. improved fosyetr
1+@3s. .....-. LAW
Loves Poem On DEATH Of Washington,
!mo. !SG - liz =; 1s0"
ton, small ito., 1900 ..--...-............ 1900
Cs1aWell's Poem On Death Of Washington,
c.oe's Discourse on Death Of Washington,
Carroll tIohn.- Archbishop Of Bt1tfnore,1
on Dealh Of Washington, Svo., 1so0.....- eco
heno's sermon on Death OF Warrington - -.
Is pages; printed Ut Ea*ton, 1S1u -. ECO
Wathtnrtnn'a nfVy. Presentation Copy 10
SshAst1an F. Stteeter, from J. Carson Bss-
*uNla..*... AA-uo
Trial nj Ypnrrrf Small ncfar1 ramhh1et. f3D1
, 1866-12-02

4 Washington despatch speaking OF tho
wool trade says that the 'tortheomingre report
of Revenue Commissioner Wells will treat at
length OF the wool trade Of the country
and adds:
"7hc taets presented viii BE- Of especial inter-
goods Some Of The largo nail1s. In tho conntty
have etonpsd euttseIy Of tase, md Others are Eus
nla a e. noa e @aas6 .ss no s9s o.s
contl1ed IN The Treasury upon the subject show
that this c1ut owing TO the increased import OF
rear being valued Il about tvent1.ase raiItoas.
wh1e thl, year they have exceeded ssxty-sesen
Thcwool growers complain bitterly that the
price OF wool Is too lote /; but tho manufactu-
rers declare that 1t istoo high. The remedy
proposed by each side Is more tariff. The wool
growers demand higher duties on foreign
wool in order to make domestic wool dearer.
But the manufacturers resist thus PROPOSE
tion unless greatly increased tariff is levied
on imported woollcns. Wool, they say, Is
now so dear that they cannot afford to buy
it. 4 higher tarif on foreign wool will Grip
pie the American manufacturers still more
and reduce their consumption Of wool, and
how Will that benefit the wool grower?
The cloth makers want Congress
to add abont thirty per cent to The duty on
foreign woollens, which now averages some.
thing over fifty per cent in gold. But the
woolgrowcrs also demand an increase OF
duty on foreign wools Of thirty to forty per
cent They will not consent 10 the former
without the latter. But If the duties arc en-
larEcd thirty or forty per cent On wool, as
we'll ns on woollen goods, the manufacturers
will DO worse of than before, because the
effect Will be to make wou1 de1rer aud wool
lens dearcr, and thereby reduce the domestic
| consumption Of their fabrics.
Its complained that the importation Of
woollen goods in 1866 far exceeds the i'm
portatlon of1s05. Congress at Its last scs-
sion materially increased the duties on
foreign wool aud woollcns, by adding the
cost Of transportation, insurance, commits
| sionf, and handling to tho invoice cos; Of tho
articles, and charging the full tariff rites on
thnsc additions to the foreign value. On
bulky articles like wool this amendment Inns
the effect Of increasing the tariff on wool
ftom twenty TO thirty per cent. On wool
len goods the duties advanced from si1 to
ten per cent.
| But This considerable increase Of tariff
would seeu to be Of no practical benefit to
woollcn manufacturers or wool growers.
1sns ,r,c,1a ,no,tarss Trt,'a +"s;T - .~e' ~ :,
;ncreos I'd tho n, ,,,co.uros Iii 10 ~
tb,n nogr hccorsn ~ nv ,,ato,1,I Iii IN
d,,~sr. nd ~ ~ ,ou,,a-,,.1as.o H., ~,
49,. ...;,r ~, -r'.s,,ss, aeaa. - sa,h,a, ~,
w1tJo s-ne-;,.,- ncnp,o 1v,,o nons,,ns ,roa, s.,I
,ens r.i,1 10 ,,,asc =, s,,f7r H., ,,a r;n. ~.
~ ,l,;r n,o, ,,In,- ,,o,,htod o,d th;. ,,aarna.s
fr,o,t,;,,, vii Moons r;1r ,es,, =, '1;,;,,
;.,,cd consr,nn,;on f1,cr.br J,,ooa,.,a hn,,,
vol ,-r,,,vor. ,,,d c,oti ,T,tor, '''
A rcar ,,rncc woo.1cn mj11s vii, hc ,,r1,cto,,
with w,,7sc ,1rn,rs1,on t,,,u tt.v ,,o,v co,n. +.
n,,,p of ,cd IN c,,r,. t,,;- III: will ,.,on,a-
/ @ - ~''@>-Ns
, 1866-12-02
a NcW Aecesxlon to the Kingdom OF
Italy.

1 Florence letter eays: 1.-THE territory
just added to the Kingdom Of Italy, and
which will eend ffty.thrce Representatives
to the National Parliament At Florence, con-
talns the following nine provinces, each
ranged here In the order of Its respective
population. according to the census taken in
isG3. Edine, population 3i;,s55; F1eeaza,
81, ,734; Verona, 311, ,..557 Trtyiso, s.453
Psdna, @,:s; yeniec, eo4 Isl; RoviEo,
isoG:5; nsl;9no' ~ .l;s 4antus, lat lA So
OF Txnetia are: Venice, population 1c5, ,7G !;
Verona, 1A740; Padua, l03,+4S; Trr
vlso, s., SCI: vlcenza, s, ,1G3; Nantua, Il, ste;
Eaine. H,154; Benuno, 4s,3s; Rongo,,
, 1866-12-02
ISCETINts NIOIs vtss4.ENCE AT EskS.
CAPITAL.

The humble individual who might so easily
make himself Dictator. If lie only Lad mind
to. b1,t whose earthly ambition, fortunately,
Is satialcd, IS not quite satisfied with tho
results TT biz invitation to the pcop1ctu
"1aog .rtad. Stevens and Wendell Pull
.Ilps.'' H. -I4~n.as* tAv.,klnu mob violence
asainst Fornr,rs Washington Chronicle, and
also against the Etsnin9 'Iar, paper that
has swung the circle since election, In imita-
ton Of johnson himself, but which happens
ut this moment to be sat the other
cud ut the iInc,' Is 1t favors the
ratification Of tic Constitutional Amend
Ecnt by tue South. Since the Star swings
On a different are Of the circle from the ono
thai a. J. now clings TO, the So'ional InteIii-
Ce4a<e7- Is looked upon as tho Approved organ
Of the President. It Is doubtless with his
appreciation that in Its issue of tho twenty
i,iu1l u1t., in referring 10 tue election of two
nesrats 10 the Massachusetts, Legislature,
and to an attempt II nominate I negro for
Mayor uf Chelsea, the iatrHJ.setT declares
That "if tie Star nId t.s5oai1r .ars nM rt1'd.e:l
BY <o"e e"atY'ieuoHs net IF uar f'e::s'r, TIC
"sa'ae staff At things may poss1ly Be prr ipidl,ti
'>h<rr By Co=qrtss."
There is no 1ui-taking the lansttaec of the
Presidents month-iitce. It Is au Invocation
nf mob violence against two Journals Of the
city Of Wa>hns stou, because they have cx-
pressed opinions contrary to those enter
tafpcd by Andrew johnson. Iii an attempt
10 override free speech and free thought In
TIC Capital of the Nation. Neither Of sac
I'aptrs pointed out for the violence 6f the
mob has committed any breach Of the peace
or any offence against the laws. No. tllcy
have simily expressed I.'titics1 opinions in
accordance with those held by ths
loyal mca Of the country, aad by
Congress Itself. For this uiT.nec,
| Andrew johnson, the u1aa who is rs h:,r.,le
rs Eriah Heap. aud as wicked Us Ills dall
brain can show him how t. be, calls "a the
! 1uu1 10 give these M tcrs n rctakc. as ..cau-
, 1866-12-02

The cholera Is rrging In the Virginia Oh
rtRtona.
, 1866-12-02

The approximate cost only can be given,
But taEe route Of sir balls to 4 season. and
those Of the hfghest-such as the Charity.
the Orphans. and the Seventh Kegiment-the
cost for tickets merely may be put down at
hundred dollars couple
The cost of dress for gentlemen Tould be
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LOB THE EAsrERH SHORE

WILSON SMALL, CAPT. y. T. R-
kHeH.AdsI, g! .s.v.: he. pier ogp;i..
sss.s S.srs Ara E:s ;srss..;, issIsesl., ever.
9 OH tLSkS;sy 5s u
WH1SE, .sd 2Loft.s hIalhNaDIHa aDfo"D'
, RstTrhiDs from THE sH1REn she leaves
m, and EassoS Point 4 ' ,fscucSins g re
infeErseiate lsndinsJ on Mondays. " sdassd.ys,
she has nne state rooms, sod sii oth.r passenger
Recommendations. equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeaks Bay.s--e--.sssr-s e s-d
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pr GREEN d wILLIAns. A.etisneers.- :
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under ard by virtue Of q decree passed. by the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Coinsbia, in a
cause depending therein and numbered ;st,, . iuIy
" which Zep1abtah Jones IL eomplal nant, aud
Horace etringfelov and Others are defeI,dapts
bearing dafe on tie ID day Of Jniy lS;6. We will
offer for sale. On MEOkESDAY. the al dsy of
Jsnnsry hext, a: ID; 1856. at 81 O'Clock . N on
tne - eiaises Paris OF Lots No. and ~ ia square
east corner Of sauA.e No $50. ana ruL nj e thence
west a ieet ard inches; thence norfm 30 feet:
thence west e feet and 70 inches thence north .,
west. spd thence With said street, 10 the begin
ming; together win the i'm r ovements con sfst-
ing OF the building well known as ths''Avenue
Bouse.' 90 = n - - tTl.'fl = -'e
The terms Of sale, rs prescribed By the Decree
are oae fnird OF tie purchase money IN be pssd
In cash and thersidae In two edusi nst me ME-
pay able IN Xix aud twelve months, for which de-
feIrsd pay msDts, with Interest from the gay of
sale the purchaser shall give hts notes. endorsed
to the satisfaction Of the trustees. Conveyaneing
ard stamps ~ coet of purchaser. - -" -
lie terms OF sale are not com piled with ia i've
ds the tru.tee the right T. reseiI nj the
Iisk and cost OF the defauifing pure aser, upon
one week notice BY publication in the National
THOMAS BRADLEY.
WILLIAM tENDALL,{ trustees.
de n GkEEH n n
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~ GREEN q " Williams, AuctionesIs
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyrp

OD THu RSDAY, the 2ath instant, at 4 o clock n
m. We shall sell. en- the premises, tn ar nne four
story briok Bon.e, situatsd un the corner of 18th
sti tsaest aud g street north. 80 :. :.
ASP, another line four story Brick House, sitr-
ated on street nor1h. between I2th and 18th
streets west; and a Hne Buiiofng l. & between the
two honses, having good FROM and depth also
ha'1i the adyaDtaee Of both walls for bsti ting
Square No 2sS ' - an
The ab-,ve property - located in very des'rabIs
neighhorho'd and We ask the attention OF buserS
to The above sale.
On FRIDAY. the cist Instant al o-r,ocA
We shall sell. on the pretkiaes ali Of Lot No H. in
Square No. ~ having good frOat and lie tn front
Ing IN :2h -iIeet west. and nssr tstrset tarth
Tens One third cash ia iance in ~ x and t,y slye
moHtns Tor notes bearing Interest. ana secursd by
snd rsvenne s'amp5 AZ the cost OF, the purcasers
Sl1e Gown on each piece OF propert when knock ed
UU M ~ The Ter ms are not COUPLED IA
i've Gn after the dav OF sale, the "wn-rs reser
ne Iieb TO reie'I the propertr ~ the risk of the
de auitirg purchaser or purchasers.
dc l1-d u. GEEEN q WILLIAMS Aucfa.
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ny GREEs q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
9TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN % AMP
sTkkETs NORTH, At PUBLIO AUCTiUN.
Tn FRIDAY. the 18th inst~Iit at o clock o. m .
we ,haii sell on the premises Lot No. :, in Grit,
Tender vision Oh Square SIS, having p feet
making IL profitable invest ment for any one wsb
1Dg To purchase q desir able bu iding lot D
Terms One thi I'd cash. balance in four and N pe
months, secnred by q dee: Of trust on the prem,
ises. All conveysncfng and revenue STAINS ct the
Dc II nGRErSS I UP Enen soii.
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- b Il A BS
aIPT!
- SAAARITAN'S' GIFT
The MOST CBKTAIs KENNEDY RvEB Used
col oxsa a:s e GrEEa esfEic 81 .
consains no Mineral. No Bslssna 70 MsrsuI'
They are entirely vegetSDls, having no sinell nos
81 * eny In
Cures in iron, TWO 70 four Gays, aud recent cases
rem q he %c
sninsns Doctors ssd Chsu1tsts Of the srsssat daSi
"G :If Zoe. NO fns Cured. o,
Who have been soFssd Th ~ R.1;a% Gsr
r,ie.-n.,s ,.s sSl s.; I.n:s. l .: ic''''''
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sSEpsuLAs6t Soils. TrlHCaERs s6 sfEsrs ERSTS
,.,,lzs1sa E5S+ dsS asss s..e.
q sS5s M alss s6i5s =:
o., potent certain end remedy ever yre
the vensreal poison, 60 that the cure IL thoroush
ps sSa e nss s
posserity that for which you may rsSsst In sftsI
'eAl'' DO Net DIsRAIRi : as ,.isr.,-
ssssrssis fSSsz sos.
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q &. u Isacs.
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: Fun dirselions,. Price 9 osass.. - 81 !.
g S and !: 4S, s..
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3 Is ''S; :. RANOK TAYLOR. i
WE CHAvI OONEECTED with oar Ware
~ reome up stairs, an estsolishment->
q
are Thoroughly repaired atsJv NV
reasos Able terms The Pianoforte Tuners In our
ssnDioy are from the Menufsctory Of stsinway .
-. 0'A'' " ~ NV q. MHTZEROrT 4 co.,
NEW BOOKS--Ths Great sRsbelIten, by John
Mi.eE 6ess. e g: from nilson; Prose:
browne; spith 8 Principia Latina, part d Ausfie
on Epidsmies; Bed Letter Dsys b. CAL uamil,
* R Sst,Is p p,sss y y nnra kissing
: NOS ''' "''',' q '' YRhNgk TAYLOR.
THE CROCHET COLLAR BOOK; MRS.
Knitsitg psek; Mrs Cansain's kpt shawl oaa
ecsLf hook Mss gapssins Crochet .Rahy CAP
dslusisp hitting and Nett ns Book: The Winter
3 Jittiss Bonkg Mra. Oouv 9 Art Of Drsssm akinS.
snO poxEs NEW EaYVR RAIsTVs,
cUV hsrrs's sew Zsnte CUKRANTB and 10.
sfsks OF DATES 49,. - EglFAaE
Tor sale a. ins0 ''saf ,I'fassS asr CO.
NC S-2w' 81 Lorisisns syeIse.
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ID ICHMOED, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pa
N fOMA0 kAlLROAD
TO TRAyELLERs GOING SOUTH.
d TWICE DAILY, t6andAy p. N. excspted.)

The quickest and most dirses route - kaohnsna,
;.ss%sr: from SIXTH strsst ThsIt, S4A
Richmond, Fredericlsburs and Potomac Rsilroad,
now entirely completed fros Aquia Greek TO Rich.
mond Va c0nuect1ng there Wit trains the Rich.
nopd and Petsrsbure and Richmond and Dsnvills
Railroads, for Pe0yShhrE, 3nNdnn, WIN
GGSsi s:.s Ssssanfb0r0sn ssseHtys Sheslosts Had
|. s,s.G:ss Kssysss spasC y.n4sssss sssy. q
SO :. N. sDSJ 3. And sfrivp "a Richmond 81
IN ko W IL 10 xiun aoHp IxsBylH H0uls.
PM Niles Shorter ana IA Hours 0uickes tt6SS
u any other kouts.
, Be sure and s. sr@osst fiosses ~ AsIia
Company D Once, corner 81 Penna. avenue and 9th
street, OF On bOaTd Of The boeS. 4bae6age chseka
through,
OmHiha1s asdl DsEsassT b. IN
tssss ns sspo q i n Mshsosd. - IN %
Passengers BY this line pass By daylight Mount
xerI,on; and may have an opportyHty 81 ytdtfp0
scvetsl battle fields near Bredsrtckseurg b. stop.
+, Bfsskfast and sup On board Of asssllsrs.
z zero. EATTINdLY. enpt-, WubinGSon, b. O.
9. Z. M1TTINGLY, Ticket Agent w::hInEtoa.
spey eenersl PASSENGER Agent.
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RY NAGLE q CO., Au,tloue ers.

EXTENSIVE AND pEREMProgY SALE Or
suPERlOk NEW FUkNfTURE, from a Nav
York House, at Aaction '"
Un FklDAi MQkNlNi, Deeenlber 18th, a. 10
O'Clock, Ne viii sell. at No 2d1 Penna avsnne'
NtcGDd foor,j correr Of nth street. n very Iarse
Bousehoid Goods CON prfsine- IA"
Tire handsome " tlnut Parfor suite. in g,.,
and crimson rep " 7's'h
varnish = W Au
Two solid oak COTTAGE Sets, walnut trimming
Four ornsmebted cottage Hets
Five Walnut aud Mshos any Paror Desks
Three magnificent Walnut 1tagerss. with Mir.
Eight Marble top Etsgers sideboards, with Mir.
Malbui and Oak Hall sni.es very handsome
naifcso'h and hep Lounges, Sofas md rm Chairs
walnut Ii aircloth Chairs
Marble top Center TsbiasF $50 ..+ .. Dr."
kep, Hsireioth, and Ensmeled Sleepy Hollow
Fancy Rec option. Cane seat. and other Chairs
ohe pair handsome Whist Tsbi,s, covered with
Walnut ard Msbegaoy wardrobss, Bureaus,
WAshNt ands and Tshtes - =
Tesether with large assortment of other Fur.
~ The Goods will be on exhibition the day before
sale positively without reserve.
Terms cash. NAGEE 4 CO,
deli INTEL Auctioneers.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

BrreaH Of Refuses, F,stmsR and Abandone,lI
Lands, WGSkiagt0H. Dec. 8, lSg
By direction Of General @. 81. Howard Assistant
Conn; lssis ner, shall sell, at Public Auction,
WEDsnSDAr, December ls. IS. at II noon, ON
by The United states snd adjoining the residence Of
hGhnrd COZ situated upon New Ro,L, tss
Terms of sale: Cash, In Government fupas
}. NJ. BROWN.
de IL ~ Brevst Major A o NJ
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- a-s. --- . WASHING TON, Dec. 9, 1863.

III e- Cs@Sld1
- 80 aii ssss.s - ~ = = ~ ssesys ~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BABTl-
MohE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows. viz :-1--
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7,0a, 7ls and
LID O. M, aud 20s, and $50, and 500 D. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daIfy, except Sunday, at Z. 20 Q. m . and
ftosnd 8 90 .. m
FOE =. Az STATIONS SOUTH or ANNA POL IA
yUNCTlUN
Leave at s:ls and TOO q. m. snd at 400 and IS
FOR ANNAPOLIS . .l.s+
Trains to or from Annapolis on Supdsy. j -
fa.- On eUNDAi.
- FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Mis- 8 m, and f:0D and 8 20 % IN '
FOB WAY STATIONS "ls.-
Leave ~ ':tS q. M, and 2:AD and sos o. r.,
4, fOR ALL PARTS or TIE WEST a.
st leave daily. except Sunday, at 7:A5 o. M, and
Os sunday At s,eop m. only. connecting AZ Rslsy
S,s9on WITH trains from Baltimore 10 Whsclfng,
.FHKoUGa TiCKE Fs to the we.tc.n be h,d a,
the ASH nston STATION Ticket ofins at all no no
In tbe DAY. we'll at the oitee Of the Bank.
err spd Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3Ao Penn.
aIehue, between 9Th and 9TH streets
For New York Philadelphia aud Boston, see
acyertisement of Through LINE =
lml ). WILSON. Master of rrausportatiou
n. COLE, GeneralTiokei A gent.
&C GEO. kOpHTZ. Agent, Wsshins ton
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m.
d TIE inysntsI and Pstentes Of ths MIRERAL
bis office In this city. many persons can 49,
wear these teeth who caanot wear others,
these -S~ "NS $500
fsrsSn: calling At nv Once oen be seoonmodA-
.So Tn AM style and pFice Of Teeth they mag de-
Nre, put 20 those who particular aud wish the
guIsst cheapest, strongest and mo.t perfect den:
uIs 20 , ars can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
Rooms IN this city-Ho 3ss Penu'a avenue. be
Mesn sin and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street,
Philadelphia. .I .-.4 &C 20-l9 4
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bVtbuc.
sALE OF HORSES. CAKRIAGEs, HARNESS.,
DC &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. Dec Is. at 10 s'cl'k,
We vii! sell az the PaZaar n number OF saitie
Carriage and Work Hsrses. "a full description at
sale. , com prisins about
FIFTY HORSES
Many good Work, saddle and Harness Horses
ALSO.
New Jenry Lind Wagon and Buggy, built in this
city.
Also,
A large collection Of New ana SECOND hand Bug
sies; 4 ckaways, Carriages, w gons, and other
Vehicles
One Hack and one Coupee. In good order
Also.
New and second hand harness, Saddles, CARR ages,
&C.. 1t private sale
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness alw avs on private sale
del2 W. l.. WALL q CO.. Aucts.
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. Isw1r, Dk kEsT4fHyHt il. ,,.ovrD from
"a 10 zoo Penn. avenue. ten dOors~
Te.h Ez.raasd WisIosi Pain. All nss
sons . Is, ~ Teeth e extract would advise them
taken ont. Teeth Inserted on Rubber. cold And
SaNs Tss lse' IN srdsE that Al persons should
70 be convinced Of the fact cali aud see for your
selves, Also, call and zee the new and improved
method Of inserting Teeth.
streets. 49," s"~ AS'"
je 2-a g. r. LHWIE N n Deresss
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MURDER IN q UEEs ANNE's COUNTY Mr.
T. J. Roberts, a merchant at Church Hin,
Queen Anne's county, Maryland, was mur.
soeTed on Saturday night last. IL appears
that ne closed his store at the usual hour ana
started for his residence about forty PAGES dis
tant. As be failed 10 reach home. his wife
who had retired to bed. became uneasy, and
getting mp proceeded to the yard. when she
was borrifed TO discover him hanging across
The railing which enclosed his residence. He
was 81 the time bleeding copiously from a
severe wound on the head, from the effects of
which he died in a few hours. As all the
money be had about him was gone, IL IS san
pos, q he was attacked. beaten until ms ioIe
and then robbed. The authors of the foul
deed are supposed TO have been in thu store
during me evening, and to have attacked him
soon after he started for his residence.-BcIsi.
gaSr. San.