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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
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All letters must be- POSTPAID, and directed to
DE- II. MELVEAU, box 2. N York city,
aus I'M Office 29 Liberty
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
CTRlKERs SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
- change grey hair original color in few minutes This
solution different from any vet offered and cannot fail Of
preceding all Others highly efcacious and possesses the
advantage Of beaufying the hair without injurng its
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues requested their hair
changed before paying their money II humugs would take
this method there would be reason TO complain
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wSols;as and retail and applied at No Chatham
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CLARETS, CHAWPAGNE, BRANDY, COGNlAC,
PORT WINE, MADEIRA, ABSENTEE,
KERCHWASSER, &c
GRAND DEPOT, 81 JOHN STREET.
MRCHARLEs ECK has the honor TO inform the public
l and his friends that he has received large and extensive
:9psn q BORDEAUX Gsrt sau.erne Grave Reash fqrt and
Leovil, Brane Canende, vinages 1893 and l8o Cham
pagne Cordor blue Julien and Medoc Wines, hogsheads
and cases, for bar and umily suii I'm m
CoPPER2oo English sheathng, comprising full
assortment from Il ." o. s1soRGIlNs co
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BE CON COURS Sc.
E0QT RACE
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FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
V'HE pROPRiEToRs Of ths above Course offers Pure Of
near Hoboken, the thsof OCTOBER. weather pemittns
Purse OF $500 person who will the greatest dis
within hourS2o the second "a the ace-1loo 70
first he does perform ten miles within the hour $500
perform 9H miles within the hour they will receive but half the
sum- and nothing IL nine miles performed In
any should from England other
the ugted States for the purpose Of this and should
either Of the above adjiliou ill be al
lowed their expenses Five dollars al charged
entering their who do intend
Persons wishing enter for the above are requested
couyenien and will be allowed TO enter who
does do before the 2lst Of September
Entrances made and all information by the subscriber
either by letter otherwise.
No person will be allowed for the above Purses
whe between this and the above
the United States for purse match OF S50 or more
Z. s. BROWNING, West Hoboken, N. j.
June 10th, l9H * miles from Hobokeu Ferry
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IgIhLhER 4 SMITHS EEGLIsH EXPRESSES
WlLl.MER & SMITH who have for series Of ran
private Expresses TO aud from London with mportlnt plelli
E,,HSe performing the entire Journey 2IO miles ia
ye. ser,ce. or The safs ed rapid ansmssiog Of important
fgcumenf dispatches, specie bonds bills, deeds &c. which
s on I'll ocessions be most faithfully deyered by their
sh mails 70 London. W. EBWARb WiiLMER. wv who Z
"a America prepared afford any Information upon this
subject and give security for the due o all
bus ies As may be entrusted to his Liverpool
" H. K coLLfNEkCo.
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READ WHAT oHEKMAN'o LUZENGEo
HAVE DONE


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reading Dr. Sherman. Book descriptive of symptoms
Worms Be- ouEh they met his case SO he purch,:sd DO.
hudged aboq. two quart. Of and entirely cured him
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thing save ssf but Sherman; Wh;ag hLsasnge=s = .a co,
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Ing coughs 70 sfsp whole % ash The The Rsv DR. DSISsI Rs
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sio.s and for the wonderful properties Of Shsrmans Poo
sa1s for and sS psn sdn he
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with directions for are on the back There great
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and IebT,y David o iSSi Co. Ledger Ledger
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL UFFICE.
DoCTGR JOHNS0M ~ Duane street. 50 well known e
practitioner !ha. New York boast Of tie treatment q
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81 your general Physicansand that bis skill in The sai
and Of variety Of Veneeal Dis
and Structure Of the Urethra, peminent. My patients
cor Ike s 1a s ofs s a. sS;
600 patients discountenance quackary any form.
and therefore, take this method Of informing strangers and
sons in the country where they find physician skilled in
s me- sh o eS No hove Sss &
sctqr Ulcers upon the body il t throat. pain:
case is cnTabc constitutional Weakness, sometimes
sd Ss ps S By snso habit % ssussS
Of this maady Many unfortunate victim Of this unnatural
vce has experienced sautary Dyspepsia weak
Of the limbs and small of the back confusion OF neect
foyetulness papston Of the heart aversion society
ed guarantee cure Post paid letters with Of
containing - for advice, attended Observe, Office II
Duane street one door from Chatham ans lmere
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HALsTED's pATENTED) EXERCISING
CHAIRS.

E'Oh SALE as BROADWAY AND % NASSAU ST
NH HALSTED has certificate. from number 81 our
70 persons Of sedenary habits especially those suffering from
Dyspepsia Two three Of these subioned He
has Others Of similar from Drs Bedford smith, Francis
Garva, Gilman, Doane. Parker. Beck and DetInod.
New York May 28th, 1874.
have The "cha nventsdb by Mr. Oliver Halsted which
appears 70 be admirable substitute for horseback
the additional giving cti,e exercise
ol the and chest. II that IL will be highly
useful many naeton OF the digestive organ. Of
the sysfem also lhat will be- valuable
Il. WATTS Jr NJ D.
Prof Anat. IN College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
The Exercise Chair invented by Mr. Hastsad appears
me 70 be admirably calculated supply the place Of horseback
vantage Of giving much greater action muscles o the
arms and chest cannot therefore, highly recommend TO
the medical Poissson valuable aid the estent Of
Of chronic diseases; especially Of dysTxp
STA aud sluggish state the digestive uneton'
ana OF such other disorders spring rom ssdnis
New York. May II, i9ii
Having been 10 examine the Exercising Chair
vented By Mr. ased would that believe eminently
cacued the purpose for which u designed by
the inventor While gives 10 tr muscles OF the arms and
the dumb bells simultaneously 10 the
Thoracc Abdomfa Al aud Pelvic ViSce that motion
aud exercise produced by riding horseback and which has
found beneficial affections Of those IL
the advantage horseback Of being al
hand less expensive, capable Of being used in all
weaibers and the nd the recommendation OF
inyas and those suffering under variety Of chronic aec
especially torpid aud condition
els believe the Exercising Chair will be found valuable
means OF improving and restoring g their health
The made in the chairs within few DAYS past
such as 20 free them eny from noise. They be used
~ me room o the sick without the least be
worked by child-and occupy than a
81 2xsm
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hoarseness and sound Of the voice,
nd,estnE an alarming y, STATE @ o. a,.sass n
that had but a few days to live; my sister, who
would b likely obtain the certain relief
va M
influenza papitson Of the heart whoopng co"S tickling
rising sensation the throat Sronete asthma weakness Of
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Person HARRISON 7aO Broad Newark n Benjamin
Backu. Bull Troy, N York spsIanS Harrington Wos
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practice The Doctor the unfortunate against the
OF mercury has its thousands of victims Recent
ssssi.
city. Persons afflicted with proacted and nveterate
need not despair OF being restored to health W applying to Dr.
reputation for skill and spectsbiy Structures engage the
Doctors profound attention. medicine may be had pre-
vent certain disease in any Of its forms jel7 sm-Tc
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is now in such demand
- that long notices OF its efficacy are unnecessary
eniery scrofua and Nervous Complaints be the
~ = THos. ROBERTS co,
No. III Fulton street.
This Medicine put up Spanish Portuguese, French Ger
and Italian Wrappers with Books Of Directions and Tes
nonals in the languages for exporation au3 msm
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
PATEST BRACE This This IS Ss an
indispensable article of the Female wardrobe combines
It's Of construction all the graceful proportions Of the
Corset without any Of its injurious tendencies while the Cor
o a 1so o the Snr diseases
chest free and healthy action the Lungs and grace
fnl aud pleasing outline to the figure possessing does the
symmetrical Parents aud Guardians requested
toeramine this article twill be found inspection fulfil
bene. 70 children Of either and all persons who have
quied the habit Of STOPPING This Brace manufactured
der the immediate inspection Of Mr. Pasels who has
gagged Tor the last eighteen years in the manufacture of different
Brace as superior 70 article that has heretofore fallen under
his observaton. Ladies Department No. Park Place, first
@ su lady, perfectly with
wholesale Department at the old es!abl shment Of
81 Im~ec 27 Broadway, corner OF Park Place
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WiLLMEk SMITH pke tbs opportunity Of stating 10
ofthe Union that tr Liverpool house peculiarly astte
for the instant and despatch Of parcels
Sc passing through Liverpool for Boston New York ma Ill
The other cities the United States mud Canada and Nat ths
department. of their business CONSTANT Arm
AIrESrIoN OF THE PRINCIPALS, on all occasions.
WILMER SMITH have made arrang emens " h Mssrx
ADAMS CO, by which all Goods passing through Their
Nyepqol house Cor America by the Steamships and other yel.
els will have the immediate and punctua attention OF their
aid Agents, Mesrs adams Co. Boston aud New York
and viii thereby be free from delay aud high charges.
They deem i. necessary here that they
neyion Whatever with Mr. q. Tuckerman, Of Liverpool
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REMOVAL.
mr. GREGORY has removed from IL Barclay street. to Is
- Gold street, where he be consulted con6dsntally
usual at all hours. -
better how those difficult and delicate disorders
which liable contract while visiting city,
Dr. g. has published treatise secret habits and Diseases
called the ubcont is intended for the Of patients Of
only OF diseases, hat
much better points clearly the Of preventing those
foul disorders which human shudders think Of
this alone the book worth than all other publ
of the kind 1t sold by the author, his residence
Gold street. the northeast Of Beekman street
Price 50
To females afflicted with maady called "the whites"
this little book will prove friendly and confidential advsss
It is also for sale the following drug stores:-
No. 86 William street. near Maiden Lane.
Nos. 80 and 10 Fulton
Both corners Of Chambers street and Broadway.
No. 63 Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
No 1873 Bowery, corner Of spring street
No IT East Broadway corner Of Market street, and
No. l46 Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street
ana 1rnE
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(!OPPEH.--200 English Hheathing, comprising fu
.m assortment '''" s0ERtlss. .!.I e o.,
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ARETS ET CWHAAhlPAMEaHpE WiAH MaptrRn RBRANgf GnGNlA
KEHCHWASSEH Nc

CRAND DEFOI, 81 JOTN SIKEET.
NRCHARLEs ECKERT has the honor TO inform the public
M and his friends that he has received large and extensive
Of Bordeaux Cat Sauerne Crave Renish Port and
Madeira Wines from the first hand; Chateau Late Chateau
Leovk BTane Cantende, vinages 1893 aud l8t0. Cham
pagne Coror blue st Julien and Medoc Wines hogheads
and cases, for bar and i,mily sul1 I'm m
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T . I , i >
"a TO LET-The third floor the Partisan Bazaar
@ which has been fitted great expense Gallery for
Paintings aud Sculpture, with splendid dome, and
presumed be equal and IN point Of situation far
ror.
Aso To Lsr-h room in sec cond story which has been
altered for Historical Portrait and Miniature Paintings
Also To LET-Two Of the best located Basement Stores
Broadway under Psian Bazaar for the sale Of Trunks
Fancy Baskets Wooden Ware Boots other gentee bu
sness and possession Of either may be had immediately
For further particulars apply the Office of r. w Benedict
ESQ., No 25 Nassau street. OF Cedar, the Bazaar
No ii9 Broadway, Grand street.
~ B. Also To LETA few stands in the Bazaar for the
sale OF Fancy and Staple Goods. 80 3tsuc
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
n GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous Of converting into
"a cash suIeruous off lohing, will obtain from
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing
sdence having effects of the kind dispose Of viii find i
much their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them a their residence by appointment.
II. LEVETT, Office No. 2 Wall street,
and at 470 Hudson
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
D line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
au3t IN re
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BOARDING.
ITO LET, WITH BOARDING Handsomely furnished
Parlon suitable for gentlemen and their wives. Also
several for single gentlemen The house central
location and the table supplied in the best style Please enquire
az z0i Fulton street. jy30 imrc
MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BROOKLYN, l.. 1.
SiTuATE No. IL ATLANTIC ST., OPPOSITE Lose ISLAND
HAIL-RoAD DrPoT.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
passengers going Esst by the Long Island Railroad that he
for their accommodation Breakfast previous the
departure OF Those who honor him with call shall
receive the best aentionplesan sitting and dressing
Of Atlantic st. q. REMSEN,
ala
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THE NEW HOTEL,
rFHE New Hotel, Of Broadway aud Waverly and
Washington Places, will be opened about the first Of No
yemhcr, uder the Of Mr. John II. Billings The
Restaurant will be conducted by MIR Baptiste Mono
Applications Tor apartments be made MIR. Billings,
daily IN the Of the Hotel Wayerly Place
letter addressed 70 l0t Leonard street. So Nv sec
(tONolCNEES Of Cargo per ship TAkOLINIA, Captain
~ Smith from Liverpool will please send their permits
board Ship the Office Of the undersigned without de-
lay All goods permitted in five must unavodably be-
sent TO the public store. JOHN HERDMAN,
s6 5trc 6 South street.
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VALUABLE FARM AT FLUSHING, LONG
ISLAND EOR SAIL

- BREWERY AND FARM FOR sALE.-The Sab
6 ,enber Offers for sale the old established Berkshire
Western Railroad II good repair most Of the utensils
nearly and capable Of brewing 1000 barrels Malt
house attached capable Of mailing C000 bushels
Few country bewses the advantages Of doing
turing district where the consumption Of ale Is rapidly IN.
crasing.
the under cultivation well fenced and good buildings
- = '''1'a'e'' : ''se' JASiEs ROY.
West Troy Albany County. July 10th, lsli. jl3 tire
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IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID OPODEL-
DOC AND ANODYNE LlNIMENT.

For the radical aud permanent Of Gouty affections
and Rheumatic Pains Indoiert Tmoys, Siceed Tsndons
Bruises Cramps Sprains humbness Of The Limbs Stiffness
Weakness ot MeJoins; also, Pain In the Breast Back
Loins Pam aid Seiing Of the Face. Sore Throat Mmps
&c.
stimuamt and anodne ingredients and will be found far
the Opodedocs Lnments heretofore
above maades As external application
Pain aud inflammation, beneficial effects
mediate aud and IN Rheumatic Pains Gouty Alice
soothing aud anodyne properties manifest al
It's application Price 25 cents.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail, by
A. B. SANDS u Co, Chemists aud Druggists,
273 Broadway, corner of Chambers street,
IS Im*ec 70 Fulton street and II East Broadway
DULlIlCAL JAHiJAIUhr.o.-lIw best aud saiea
bic assortment published and for sale by JAMES
BAILLIE No. il8 Nassau ORDERS accompanied with
remittance will be punctualy attended to- Price 81 o0
au2l lm-ec
TO GUNSMITHS.
NOW OPENING-l0o common Boys Guns, single bar
IN res 400 full size Fowling Guns do line
$50 Double Barrel, do
The above guns comprise full Of English and
German Guns from finest qualities and lower
prices than Offered before.
Belt and Dpelling Pistols Rifles Of every de-
GUNSMlTHS MATERlALS-Gun Locks and Limbs Of
Locks, Ribs Rods Worms Cones Barrels Fasks Shot Belts,
Game Bags Percussion Pills and Caps and every other article
aprertainng to the business.
ALso-A general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery.
A. w. SPIES co.
aulS lmsrc 2ls Pearl street. near Patt st.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE..
HAVING Withdrawn Agency entirely frorq MEssRs.
II HsnNDry Co.. Of Boston and New York We hereby
nounce ha MessRs Ap.ms Co, Of no. Court street Bos
ton, and Wall street. Now York suthoriyed Agents
for the United ststcs and Canada who fully empowered
70 Est for us shipping and Forwrrng American Agents
wardng OF the part Of England, France &c ttc
u necessary at they should through the hands ~
said Agents
MESSRS. ADAMS u co.
their several Ofices follows
NS2 V2aI s .s, s,,ss se,sc9 No. Light .s Baltimore
No y Shesnp street Phnd No. IS Fourth Pittsburx
no IN Shctucket r. NORWICH, NO i15 Main Worcester
.. - WILMER " SMITH
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

%. We see it stated in some Of the papers, that
Me-. Clay's maiosity in New England is over 3d.
0oo This, we are sorry to say. is mistake. His
majority in four states. Vermont. Massachusetts,.
Rhode Island, and Connecticut,) is 2s.Oe1. Folks
majority in Maine and New Hampshire 10 s4.72s.
leaving Clays actual majority in New. England
only 1856. 1t should have been $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

0U- The President has re.nominated Chancellor
Walworth for Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States for this Judicial District. Although
there are many lawyers in the District better quail
iied, in many respects, for the station, than the
learned Chancellor, we had rather zee him con-
frmed. than trust to the chance Of getting better
man. Hen certainly an honest man, and win new
ct allow patty considerations to influence his de-
cisions. ei, s- -... .s.. ,s....
The Hon. Edward King, Of Philadelphia, has
been nominated for the Pennsylvania District, in
place Of Judge Baldwin, deceased.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

ON THF DEFEAT OF HENRY CLAY.
Fallen How fallen! states and empires falls
!, Der towers and rock built walls,
And persisted nations, foods to tempest call
with hollow sound along the sea OF time:
The great man never falls, ,..s.z.y
He lives, he towers aloA, he stands sublime
They FALL, who give him not
The honor here that suits his future lame eszsea
They die and are forgotten.
O Clan: /! loud and blind the great mans lame
Is his own shadow, and not cast by thee
A shadow that shall grow "a,
As down the heaven Of time the sun descends'
And on the world shall throw
His god-like image, till it sinks where blends
Times dim horizon with Eternity. ,..... ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

:" Park BENJAMIN, Esq. is re.instated editor Of
the New World."- Columbian. ,...,...
Then the New World will be ..re-instated" in
the, affections Of the readings public MIR. Benja-
min is Of the very best editors in the country.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

a ii :, r,a~;shaS ratons Aoods to tempest call
sT5;sh SsIIs;. so,,nd along the sea of time:
Tha rSro.t man never falls.
We lives. he towers aIoft, he stands sublime
TurY FALL. who give him not
The honor here that suits his future fame
They die and are forgotten.
O Clan. loud and blind the great mans fame
To hia own shadow and not cast by thee
A shadow that shall grow ....-
As down the heaven oftiIe the sun descends'
His god-like image, till It sinks where blends
Times dim horizon with Eternity.
=
OLD HENRY CLAY!
r. ~. A. " .TS.;b,,,,. ~
correspondence " see : -, ~. : :.
LEXINGTON Zee; o. 1874.
The Kentucky electors met AZ rFanK'" n, on ..T T
4th inst, according to law 10 the na.l :" tue
House of Representative, az y O'CLOCK, =,
Having closed their otticlai business, the college
of Electors determined to wait on Mr CLA y next
day at Ashland, and appointed Hon' -. n. Unoer'
wood, w. J. Graves, Leslie Combs, L. w. Andrews
and B. NJ. Crenshaw to prepare suitable address
Accordingly the Electors proceeded yesterday 70
this city, by an extra train of cars accompanied
calf and Letcher, Hon. James Harlan, aud other
distinguished gentlemen.
They arrived at half past twelve o'clock, and
were received at the rail road depot by n large
crowd of citizens, and the Ashland Artillery
Guards, commanded by Capt. Postlewait, by whom
they were escorted to Brenman's Hotel, where re-
freshments we're prepared forthem. At 2 o'clock
thew proceeded on foot to Ashland. Ell -
mr.. Gay, when apprised of their approach,
met then At h;s front door The Electors formed
in front of him. while he stood half way down his
stems, The military formed on each side and in
rear Of them, and the lawn was crowded with anx-
IONS and deenlv Affected spectators. 81 f-5,
'ooS A'N ~SSF-J ..N-S -.--. :..~u.:>. ..or,
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/ THE7ENQI IRER
LITCHFIELD, deer 10, lsAA.
CONGRESSIONAL.

MONDAY, Dec 9-The Committees were an.
h6Gnced in both houses. The Constitution Of To-
wa was presented, and referred to Committee on
Territories. No other business Of importance.
TUESDAY,, Dec. lO.-Mr. Adams presented q
petition from FIVE citizens Of New York, for the
abolition OF slavery in the District Of COlumbia.-
On the question Shall the petition be received ~
the yeas and nays were rs follows :---YeaS lO7,
Nays 81. 9E.fs y .aA q, ssa. tH9 aal =.
Mr. Adams moved that the petition he referred
to the Committee OIL the District Of Columbia,
which was carried Thus has the old man ell
oquent" fully triumphed! .:59s .a-'r. f
Mr. Stewart, Of Connecticut, presented the re-.
solutions of our Legislature on the Tariff, which
were referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Petitions were presented from Pennsylvania for
an alteration nthe naturalization laws, tore
quire 81 year, residence to obtain citizenship.
3 In the Senate, Mr.. Nc Dufie offered joint re-
solution forthe annexation Of Texas to the United
WEDNEsDAY, Dec. 11.--Mr. Douglass gave no
tice of bill to establish the territory Of Nebds-
k0.i NO 0Gnef} business. IF. Y
In the Senate, Mr.. Benton introduced his bill
for the annexation of Texas, which is similar to
the one he offered last year. It provides for the
consent Of Mexico, and for the present balance Of
power between the free and slave states.
THuRsDAr, Dec. $4,000 copies of the Con-
stitutiOn adopted BY the Territory Of Florida,
ordered to be printed. r fE.-.
Petitions were presented for the abolition Of sla-
very in the district of Columbia, and against the
annexation Of Texas.
MIR. C.L Ingersoll introduced joint resolutions
for the annexation Of Texas to the United States,
founded ON the terms Of the rejected Treaty, and
similar to those introduced by Mr.. McDufs in the
Senate. They were referred to the Committee Of
the Whole, and made the order Of the day, for
Monday, the 23d inst. Five thousand copies Of
the Map of Texas ordered printed.
In Senate, on motion of MIR. Phelps, of VT. q re-
solution was passed, calling on the President to
state the amount of the Public Debt of Texas
how much of the public lands have been appropri-
ted, and how much remain unappropriated.
FRlDAY, Dec ia document was transmit
ted from the Executive to the House, announcing
that the Republic Of Venezuela bad agreed to pay
the indemnity on the brig Norris; ALSO tho return
Of the number Of passengers arriving in the Uni
ted States during certain period. The Senate
wasnOt in session to-day. and the House adjourned
till Monday. a,f'2- 7.fe eas er sa-