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Arlington House, Long Island
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IMPROVED PATENT SELF-BAILlNG LIFE
BOAT.
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The qu'iity esp c.y distinguishing this Boat from every
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with oteI The :ueber has BEEN
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second and highly imgorsn, pS..sd by shi.
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and oas Bo s with he
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favorable terms as any 'i DiR G;esf
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John Dawson Joseph Allen
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kkR HAVnE PACKET SHIP IOWA, Of the cath, il
RX&N provided with Francis Parent Life Boas'
6kX ALL The REGULAR PAt KE SIS ships.
kFN boats. and other vessels carrying
ing rancis' Patent Life Boats" have the word
ai.n" oaia stamped painted on the side fs-fr
THE NEW LINE or LIVERPOOL PACKETs
~ - - ~
To SAIL from New I.rk I6 h. and from Liverpool 9Th Of each
month.
Ship RO' HESTER. 800 ton, S,e,L rh,
Philip Wo,dhouse, io" fo'iF'
Ship HOTTIN0UER 1850 tons, s,h March.
Ira Burselv, 'o'" "A~''~'
New ship LIVERPOOL, 1850 Ions, ,.,L All,
john E'diage, o'" 'piA'
New ship 1900 TONS 18th May.
These fast sailing. first class sh al built in the
city OF New York. mmaDded by Of experience and
ability will be despatched Iuncuay the 10TH Of each
month.
Their cabins elgan and rommodou and fni shed
it'll whatever conduce the and comfort Of passen
gers
Nehert captains of these shirs will be respon
ble for arces packages sent by them unless regular
bills ladipg signed there fore.
WOODHULL MI>TURNS,
81 South street New York,
orvto FIELDEN, BROTHERS L 20,
f7yr Liverpool
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HENRY L. RIELL, Auctr
BY RlELL AhCULARiUS
Store 3o4 Broadway. corner Of Duane streets
H. A. ready made advances 70 any amount on
consgnmens Returns prompt Sales Of real and
toor sales OF household furniture attended to person.
Regular sales Of Liquors Sesar Tuesday; Fur
oiture. Pianos, sc, every Wednes dav and Saturday.
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WEIGHS
Il Y M PIC CIR Us.
AT THE
PARK THEATRE,

sUPERD SELECTION OF VARIED AND ELROANT
SCENES AND ACTS!
presented within the walls Of Theatre All the talsaf
Equestrian 0ymnsssic ard Pantomimie, will appear
This Evening.
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Particular Notics-PIaces mast he secured n the
he ~ ocer TO prevent dsappon;msnts during the Of
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AMUSEM rs.

NIBLO's.
CONCERTS OLIVIER, A LA MUsARD.
W. NIbiO h's the honor inorm the ladies and gsnD
rn o. New York thst he has made
Inv me aovr FAMED deishtnl Evening EntsrtAinmsnn.
Tn. TUESDAY Evg MING Feb. aist, Isaa
~. 81, MKS. SUTTON
ul sl0NOR DE BEONIs
=. y slbNOR MARTINI,
~, JoVeihrr with the
CELEBRATED C,ERWHN RAND
~ WIFE, OF 'he follow ing distinguished psr,ormen
Voahi,s' Appees, Meverer.
tli Ksmmerrr, G,os.x-,. Jsecoy
Wisse, San's" Lehman.
Wi,,e SSaoef Sehober.,
a,.yk ~ r"'us Hegelaue,
~ Wol,r, Pm, enh.xo vpuee,
E,;d.,,,h ehnperQ seuio,
Between the Fi-s' and Second Parts Of ths Co. ,,r-
hour VIII BE- allowed for Promenade in the ss,onn
Cons tories, which will BE- omen and ,Iin
the .ccsop n e,venes BE- thsGerman Band viii psr.
Progr,mme II the Concert bills and sdveti..u.,,.
u icke 50 cents Doors open at haEpasts Coneers \:
commence at half past precisely. Isl
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She will tell persons whether they married and
what kind OF husband wife they will describe their
aid host Of usions
founded her knowledge scisnes Of
ogy physognomy, uology philosophy &c proof Of the
Of she liberty refer 70 hum
dreds rt including clergyman judges attor-
physicians and OF the tnghte ned ladies in
the city.
Admission the Museum Is cents; Children halt price,
An charge Of l2k those Who consult the Gypsy
Woman. 0r
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FOX sALE-A Manufacturing thst yields
nsrures, about $svo cash. Address
Ilgl.m TX. Park Post Office.
o-i-Ia the month of Fsbruuy lsls bervcen buulo
Ia and ms city letter enc ins certificate No s3 tied
~ 1859 y, my shrs n the capital stock Of tn Com
10y peson having found The will be suaby rewrded
fls-toap2-sr e. w HATCH.
MUsiSAL iNsTRUCTJON.-Mr.. McDOUALL begs
instructions the Plan forte at her own residence
or thai n, OF h. pulls Terms moderate.
A BAKEtY AND HOUSE TO LET-No, ~ BeeEman
- street Enquire OF JOHN l.. NORTON,
ii@5t-r 30 East Broadway.
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q, which oc DENEE sI OF W. A. DELAvAN.
The Infant Company Of Native and Yersru
Aft"tss Will make their frat appearance in this Civ
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Equestrian Direction b. M..,,. M p.lu q ~.x-u.x..
Clowns to the Circle i Hwcu - ~ ~
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Kxf8- VLU ESTABLISHEU EMIUHANT PAS
H&kA SAGE OFFI;E, 81 South street, New York-Reg-
ular Line Of Packes-The subscriber continues 70
b. from of Great Britain and Ireland
who be engaged their friends here by the regular line
OF packet ships sailing days rom Liverpool Per-
sending for their friends rely that just will be
sen TO them despatched without delay Liverpool and
will always endeavor Of the public
patronage which has b. literally bestowed Cor many
and those RENTING have drafts payable all
the Banks and br throughout the United Kingdom.
For further particulars ap III by Letter post psdl
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FRANKlNG PRIVILEGE.

TINE subjoioed section Of the act Of Congress Of
Il 1895 is published for the information Of those
entitled to the frank,ng privilege;
SECTION %. And be it further enacted, That IL
any person shall frank any letter letters, other
than those written by himself or by his order the
business OF his office, he shall conviction thereof
pay fine Of ten dollars and shall be the special du
~ Of Posimoss 10 prosecute for said ofenoei Prov ed
that the Secretary OF the Treasury, Secretary Of
War, Secretary Of State, Secretary Of the Navy,
and Postmaster General, may frank letters or
packets on official business, prepared in any other
public Office, in the absence Of the principal thereof
And If any person, having the right TO receive his
letters free Of postage, shall receive, enclosed to
him, any letter or packet addressed to person not
having that right, shall be his duty 10 return the sams
10 The Post Office marking thereon the place from
whence il came that il may be charged with postage.
nov l<-lawtf
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6,

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6, l643
Mr. BUCHANAN resented the petition of Mary
Reeside Of the city Of Philadelphia, widow Of Daniel
Reside mail con,racor ,ssetting forth that her hus
band, in his lifetime brought suit and covered dam
ages aga INST the United States to the amount Of
900, and praying payment Of the same-laid on
the table.
Mr.. WALKER gave notice that he would, on to-
morrow, or the earliest day practicable, introduce a
bill to reduce and graduate the price Of public lands
for the benefit Of settlers and others.
Notice Of a motion gwen relative to the confr-
nation Of the survey of lands in Mississippi but in
low tone to render 1t inaudble in the Reporters
gallery.
At IL O'Clock the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, DEC 6.

\ WEDNESDAY,, DEC 6.
j The House was called To order at - O'Clock whe
the Clerk proceeded to read the Journal of yesterday
After which
| Mr.. MILTON BROWN rose and introduced Mr.
Peyton a member from Tennessee who was auali6e,
and took his seat
Mr. J. r. INGERSOLL introduced Mr.. Stewart
Of ennsyvania, who was qali6ed and took his seat
The SPEAKER announced the unfinished business
of yesterday as the order Of the day.
Mr.. DROMGoOLE wished to know il the motion
of yesterday would not have precedence Of the mo
ton of the day before yesterday.
The SPEAKER said there were no rules Tor th,
government Of the House until they were adopted.
Mr.. BARNARD said the motion OF the gentleman
from Virginia to strike out the words to amend the
Journal" was the true question before the House
Mr. DROMGOOLE bopedtbere would be gene.
raj consent given to amend the Journal, without
placing this House in the ridiculous attitude of hav
ing a repetition Of the same paper upon the Journal
The SPEAKER SAID he had examined the rules
and he of the opinion that the motion To amend
G Journal was strictly in order
Mr.. DROMGOOLE said he differed with the de-
cision Of the Chair because the paper had not been
received Dy the HOUSE
Mr.. J. X. INGERSOLL said he believed the de-
cision Of the Chair was correct
Mr.. CROSS, Of Arkansas, was here introduced
and qua fife and took his scat.
Mr.. INGERSOLL continued, in favor Of the pro-
position TO amend the Journal.
Mr.. WINTHROP said he would inform his
honorable friend from Virginia, Mr. Dromgoole,
that if his motion prevailed to amend the Journal the
paper to which he objected would be placed upon
record the third time instead OF once from the
fact that the yeas and nays would be called.
Mr.. DROMGOOLE said il il was the ntention Of
gentlemen the other side 10 hsrass the House upon
this question: he would withdraw his motion. In H.
lustraton Of his previous motion, he read from JEFF.
ferson's Manual, which he conceived sustained him.
However, he withdrew his motion.
Mr.. CHAPELL, Of Georgia, contended that the
question as TO the right to the seats Of those gentle
men who came here by the general ticket sys-
tenn was one Of judicial character and no,
one within the legislative character Of the II use -
He said the Protest was pre-judgment Of the
whole matter in the character of Judges, and
in his own opinion entirely extra judicial
tie eloquentIy protested against this prejudg-
ment OF the Protest Of the minority, and said he
wished to sec the Journal amended and the whole
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HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
And The other Territories on the Northwest
Coast Of North America,
Accompanied by a Geographical Description and
Map aud a number Of Documents, as Proofs and
Iilustra ions.
BY ROBERT GREENHOW,
Translator and Librarian 10 the Department Of STATE Of
The United States; author Of Memoir Historical and
Political thu Northeast Coast Of North fine rioa
publish in 1910 by order Of the Senate Of the United
States
IN this work the author has filled up the outline
i traced in his Memoir the Northwest Coast -
since the appearance Of which he has collected large
mass Of additional information every part Of the
SUBJECT he enabled present clear and satisac
tory accounts OF all scovorcs md settlements made
attempted The res the western side Of this
conlin en aud Of the dis cs, negotat obs and
ventions between the Governments of civilized "a
tons respec ing them all which points m my i'm
porant facts and views tending to elucidate the mo-
meLtous questions of political right now at issue b.
tween the United States and other powers, will be
Er the first time commu oicaied The geography Of
those countries ia treated general and IN dcaiI
The map (24 inches by 26) carefully drawn under
the eye OF the author and gfaveJ copper hy an
western sec ions of this continent, with part Of
Asia and The Sandwich Island.
Ii will form an octave volume Of about $50 pages
printed on fine paper, 10 new and beautiful small
p ca iype-the price 81 so.
Liberal deductions made TO booksellers.
Orders may be addressed, post paid, 10
w. Nj. MORRISON,
Agen for the author, Penn. Aionue,
de,6-2iwlf Washington City
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! think The present system Of paying pensions is
not the best which could be devised. The act VI I'D
March, 1881, provided that no compensation or al
owaace shall be made to any persons OF corporations
Tor making such payments, without authority Of law.
This provision has compelled the Department en-
ploy either banks officers Of banks 10 most in
stances as the agents. The actual expenses Incurred
BY them In transactng the business paid and it
has, IN many Instances, been necessary to compeD-
safe them Indirectly, in order to get the business
transacted. This could only be done by keeping con
siderable balances deposit 10 the Bank with which
the agent is connected and thus when depostes are
an object granting much larger ,tion than
would be required to pay person specially for trans.
acting the business, respectfully suggest an aIlera.
lion Of the law in this particular
1t will be- observed that the estimates for the PEN
sion Office are larger for The coming zeal v.ar than
they were for the present Thi, has besn rendered
necessary by the act of I'd March last extending the
| act granting pension 10 widows &c
Sing. the last annual reoor ,he,e has b,e a con-
siderable reduction in The runber of mise fled &C
the Offices OF the "a and "a Aud,ors In The
former off . there are wo hundred md eighy two
counts remaining unsettled ali within n, q
present year. making reduction of five hundred and
ninety. Ia The later there are nine bundled nd
frl y-6ye accounts remaining unsettled Of wbrh an.
huLdad and siat, -aipht were presen,,d in ISL
three bundled and seventy five in e42 and four HIM
dr,d and Two in Is43, the r,ducton being five nun.
bred and ,hlrty-f,ur. Justice 10 persons bayino
claims against tie GoverDmen, or accounts IN se,,e
With IT, IeaL res that m ans should he al far The
more Iromlt settlement Of cir accounts The ofii-
GERS named are using all the means which they now
possess, with praiseworhy diligence. but ,6ey are
insufficient {, accomplish the object.
Considering the relations in which the Offices of %
and Sd Audi ois sand to the War Uenar,men their
post on Is nonaious They transact the business OF
this Deeper men, and in ali matters depeadipp upon
equit bic discretion n fer TO and are governed by The
decision Of IN See feary of War From Lis .. s,ion
he mus, be bsst capable of judging of the manner in
which they should be and the bu s,ncss com
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nAvID A. BAIRD, (laie Of .Nt,o York UraoL-
~ STERN, in all its various branches, respectfully
informs the citizens Of the Metropolis and vicinity
that, having made this city the place Of his perms.
pen residence he prepared to do all kinds OF work
in his line Of business, viz -
Window and Bed Curtains made and put up in the
latest style Carpets cut made and put down, in the
Deatcst manner; OIL Cloths and Mating, fitted aud
put down old Sofas and Chairs Resulted and reco-
vered and Paper Hanging done with ncatncss and
despatch, and on the most reasonable terms.
Residence on Sixth street between " and l. All
orders left with Mr. Dodson at Mr. Clngett's or at
MIR. Grips Cabinet Warehouse lltb street. will re-
ceive immediate attention nov PATTI
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CONGRESSIONAL AND CAUcUssloNAL

CONGRESSIONAL AND CAUCUSSlONAL
We understand The Caucus again met last
night, and after long struggle between the
friends Of the respective candidates. the follow
For Printers, Blair & Rives
For SeTgeant-at- arms, DR.. Lane, of KY
For Clerk, Mr. McNuty, Of Ohio.
For Doorkeeper, Mr.. Jesse E. Dow, Of Conn.
After these nominations were made the eau
Gus adjourned, without being able TO agree upon
candidate for the Post Office, at l2 O'Clock
last night.
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1NHE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LIE
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Also "Tbe Principles Of Political Economy b,
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Adam Smiths "Weallh Of Nations, ~ edited by Nc
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"Foreign Tsrias-,beir Injurious Effects on British
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"Tate's Modern Cambist-a Manual Of Foreign
Exchanges in the different operations of Exchange
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Monetary System Of Frankfort on the MANI vol
London, lS43;
"Polltical Philosophy"-by Henry Lord Brough-
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"1be New tariff, (Britsb,) with the Amendments
and New Clauses with the old Duties amounts re
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London, lS43
"Eisdelrs Industry Of Natonsn-2 vols London.
"The Political Life Of Edmund Burke" by Rev.
George Croly-2 vols London
"Sir Robert Peel and his Era"-l vol London,
1913;
"Sberidan's Speeches. vols. London, 1912;
"The Commercial Aduster-brngjng the Money,
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TO the Standard Of the United states"-New York,
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Stock Tablcs-exhlbiting the Worth Of different
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And a large collection Of the most valuable works
on every subject Of political economy, most Of them
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FOR SALE

A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE in Smiths
IA Row, on LIST Street, Georgetown, adjoining the
residence OF Doctor War6ed AS private resi-
dence, this property is among the mos, desirable in
the town; the hou.e is slate rooted containing nine
chambers, parlor 10 feet by A. with folding doors
passage eight feet wide; large and well arranged
basement, for family purposes, with pantry, closets,
SC, in connection with spacious and well arranged
kitchen; two cellars for storage of fuel &C., dry
and warm smoke-house stable, and coach-house
in Short all the convenences that might be desired
in family residence. An inspection of the premis-
es Is invited and Mr.. Charles Vnson, who occupies
the house, will give information in reference to the
price, and terms of payment sc,
N. b. VINSON.
Ian
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NEW MUSIC.

II USr RECEIVED, the following pieces OF New
y Music, ut the old established store two door
east Of 18th street, Pennsy lvanis avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Loves tell tale--by +. II. Brown
Come with me TO Cedar tree by y. N. CROUCH
The wanderers dream OF home-by +. III. Brown
Return 10 me again-by Miss q. s. Mornski
Oh Bostmsn hase--by G.. Loder
Eeucothoc WsItz--by H. Bellnan
Bower Waltz--by y. IL Brown
Antoinette Waltz-by Miss T.. Bundell
Linden Waltz, by +, II. Brown
Oct
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGES.-Tbe Addresses
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States, from Washington to Tyler-a edition,
containing not merely the Annual and Inaugural Aj-
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kind bur containing every Message, Address, Proca-
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portance from the commencement Of the Govern
meni up TO the present time. vol. octave Of more
than 700 pages, closely printed, price 50 25.
Just received for sale by y. TAYLOR.
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CHEAP LIBRARY for Families or Schools, con
~ sisting Of fifty volumes, many OF them being the
best works from Harper's Family Library, selected
from that series for this purpose.
All the volumes are Of the same size, and bound
uniformly and handsomely, and put up in neat book
of three shelves with lock and key.
Price for the set, including the book case, $50,
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1" THE BIRTURIGHTn

A NOVEL, by Mrs GobE, author Of he Bank.
n er's Wife, PIN Monty, &c. &c
jest published and this day received for sale by F
TAYLOR, or for circulate, IN among the subscrber,
to he Ws,erly Circulating Library immediate east
Of Gad.hy's Ho ell dec g
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- TEPHENS'S NISI PRIUS.-The Law Of Nsi
~ Prius, Evidence IN Civil Actions, and Arbitrs-
ton and Awards, by Archibald John Stephens re
printed from the new and enlarged London edition,
in three volumes, with notes and references TO the
latest American Decisions, by George shsrswood.-
Volume first just published, is this day received for
sale by v TAYLOR
Oct 9-u
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II THE CAPITOL HIL INSTITUTE will hold meet
ing Thursday evening, the h inst at 7, O'Clock,
at the room of the Columbia Fne Company A lee
ture will be delivered by DR.. Charles G. Page, upon
Acoustics, OF the Science Of Sound" The public
respectfully invited.
dec 6 J. G. PROUD Jr, Sec'ry.
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GEO. C. BINGHAM, PoRTRMr PANTER-st
te termination Of the Avenue, near the west Capitol
gate His studio is open to the visits Of citizens and
strangers. If