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Y - 'efI Nrcco he Circuit Sutc-or Coud &C Law
Eanaah iom's1oe. Complainant;
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@cors sod Ef,i.s h4s vgle Richsrd T. Hau,rIamp and
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t.t cr.oc y secs reaie,ioa pr,trsSn Isa"
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aHd Jdia ~ wic ed ftsncis y Daichclor
Iht ,r'a iht.r aprraioucc AID givon security
''- 'e lyi 90 \ frnily and The rulSs of This
, % ~. st D,g O, soiisloonry proof that they
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'Nl ~ Term lhi- tourt I'D answer lie Complain
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81 D. sncc -siycly sd posted al The 'front.' door
= & u aus io-2m ALIEN. T.. LAInLEN, CLERK
Y WCINfN.--fy CrA>crry.-At Rules hcd in the
Gers utUDca ftl." ,tr~tt sure-ior Cunt of Law
N '''h.rF of uhe c"un.l - Ohio, in the month vi
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rhe rcsrlsrty Isi a. sricn apdyviuism ruler and
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Complainant.

" ORIGINALS CHANoERN.--At Rules lcld la tho
Clerks Onicc 20 The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chstccy for the County OF Ohio in the month az
Auaus'. 1916.
" iiiisiu II. isrrisen Complainant.
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Complainant,

II lEtlNfN.-efN CI'NNrEry.-At Rules held ia tho
tDh ua.,rofu" ,i-~,tii sureior Cnufi of Law
Aunl#. p. .G
ICES, u.s. Smrh, Complainant.
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J. = y. aug s---ut
Y lKGINfN-iN CuA SeEEY.--M rules Held in the
Clerks Office 0fihe Circuit Suueriog Court og s,v
aud Chsneery Tor ire county Of Ohio n tie month Of
August, o. 6.
Roicu Barlow Complainant
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Complainant.

Joseph Caldwell samuel Ca'dWc''. Nsrcn ~ Chaionor
Ndi'an '. tlsoucr Elizabeth Caldwell, widow, aud
AieA endcr u. C0duci aud James Caldwell. mfau, c.
c'' aid icrs az law oC James Caldwell, deceased, aud
Aimed Cei,c'' and Samuel ColNvcli which said sam
mel aid Altc arc trustees OF James Caid~ ell deceased.
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THE UNION

Others citizens OF Wiscasset in the state Of Maine praying
decentralization for their claims against the United States
arising from French captures and spoatons referred 10
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
BY Mr., MACLAY A resolution Of the Chamber of Com
ton in relation 10 the lighthouses destroyed the Of
Florida in late gales referred 10 te Committee on Com
BY Mr. BURT The petition of sundry citizens of South
Carolina, praying the establishment OF post route
referred % the Committee ON the Post Office and Post
Roads The memorial of j. b. and P Ferrboult, praying
an appropriation fulfil the for the purchase OF
the island the confluence OF the ST. Peters and Mssis
slppi riycrsi referred to the Committee Military AT
BY Mr. FARANi The petition of Peter Carrie for pension
from February, 1913, TO April 25th, 1886
by Mr. DELANOi The memorial Of Catharine William
son. widow OF the late Captain John Williamson, OF Penn
ylyanla, praying indemnity for injuries committed by
France, prior TO 1900
BY Mr. HUNTER The memorial of T. Is. Barton, of the
late merchant praying Naturalization for French spola
Tons committed prior TO the year 1900 referred to the Com
BY Mr. HOPKINS The memorial Off. II. Gordon w f.
Lghtelo, and Nathaniel Herbert, messengers in the Post
Office Department praying 70 be placed upon tennis Of
equality with the In the other departments, in
the rates OF compensation allowed them referred the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr. FOSTER The petition of the heirs of Colonel A.
Laughey for military bonr land referred no the Com.
mlttee on Public Lands Also, the petition OF citizens oil
Wesmoreland county, Pennsylvania for poroute from
Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. RELFE The memorial of Thomas Allen pray
ing payment for printing the Compendium OF the SIKH
the act Of September ls lsil, heretofore presented 10th
March, 1857
BY Mr.. NORRIS The memorial of John McClintoek
and ~ others, merchants OF Portsmouth, N. H. praying in
denniy for French spoations, prior 10 1905 referred %
the Committee Foreign Affairs. Also the petition OF
Joseph Cogswell Of Tamworth, N H., praying Tor pen
sion referred TO the Committee on Revolutionary Pen
sions.
the State OF Maine for arTeaages and increase of pension
efered to the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions.
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TO INVENTORS.

DATENT AGENCY Mt Washington ID. c., by WILLIAM
p. ELLIOT formerly of the Patent Office-The subscri
ber for Than twenty connected with the Patent
Office and for many years official surveyor of the city Of
Washington, having renquished all business connected
with his architectural engineering and surveying depart
ments, order to devote his whole time and attention
the service of inventors paentees, and persons interested
in patents, and to establish permanent agency at the
of government for the and benefit of that important
class of the community, offers his services all persons de-
string make inquiries respecting the originality Of nven
and discoveries and the practice of obtaining
in the United States and relating all kinds Of business
quired to be transacted at the Patent Office.
His terms will be according the nature and extent of
however, of five dollars will generally be expected in adj
vance The charge for making an examination will be
about five dollars.
For integrity of character persons unacquained with the
undersigned respectfully referred members and
members OF Congress who have resided in Washington
and for qualifications he his works, tone Of
which is the design of the building in which the Patent or
flee is arranged) and the annexed testimonial nd
vidual well known TO the whole country and TO whom
than any else it indebted for the present SPLEEN
patents, that reflect so much credit on his name.
Testimonial of the Hon. H. L. ELLSWORTH.
PATENT OFFICE, February 18th, 1872
Mr.. William p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office drnughtsman, &c, having establish
ed patent agency in the city of Washington take great
pleasure in recommending him gentleman worthy OF
confidence, and as being particularly qualified to take
charge of business requiring knowledge of mechan
cal science progress of the arts and patent Improvements
Mr. Elliot is also well acquainted with the practice of this
office HENRY L. ELLSWORTH
Office directly opposite the Patent Office, of and
Eighth streets.
Residence adjoining the "washingnn House,. CapitO
Hill w. P. ELLIOT
s-Au letters on business must be rosr PAID
Dac
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SPLENDiD bargains Mt Private sale.-Now's the time
- for widows, orphans and Old Hunkers.-For sale.-A
double brick house with the lot upon which stands
containing 6375 square feet OF ground 2h NORTH
near Pennylvan avenue, for To capital
st this properly is of the best investments ever offered
in the city of Washington. IL is situated the lead
ing the United States Observatory and will double its
value in year
Also 160 acres of land in Tishemngo county, Mssissip-
p, taxes paid for 1915.
Also, 1893 acres Of good land in Ohio county, Virginia,
taxes paid for 1916
ancient spendor and importance two quarter squares
ground-each lot containing 1900 feet making total OF
43 900 feet There is house and a well each lot. One
lot the of Duke and Henry Streets and the other
the of Prince and Fayette The tenement
lot rents for $50 per annum The other requires
pairs. The property is assessed at S2,S00-subect
ground rent of $40 per annum. This property win make
IL building lots Is feet by 100
To immediate purchaser, for cash good paper
extraordinary chance for speculation is presented.
Apply to JESSE +: DOW,
Box l07, Post Office, Washington.
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That the design OF the administration. L was
procedure characterized by great meanness The Pres
dent said that the regiment would be- If necessary taken
into Oregon there disbanded, only to return to Caor
they were dealing with any other nation Secretary Marcy
would have been rather unwilling to let such letter
go to the world The OF asking for the two mill ions
illustrated the same sentiment II the President wanted
the money 10 bride Santa Anna or Paredes-if It was
wanted for any other purposet was all the samethe
proviso would meet the case.
Mr. SEABORN JONES then obtained the floor; but
Welded 10 a motion that the committee should rise
IA message received from the Senate announcing
that that body had concurred in the House resolution IN
relation to the election of chaplans and had elected the
Rev Henry Sicer chaplain their part for the present
session.
The committee accordingly arose, the SPEAKER resumed
the chair, and then
On motion, the House adjourned
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which was considered by unanimous consent and agreed

which was considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to:
Rssolved That the Committee Commerce inquire and
report what provision is repair the injuries
casoned by the late gale 10 the marine hospital al hey
West and 10 the lighthouses the Florida coast.
IMPROVEMENT HARBoRs.
The following resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.
BREEsE, considered and agreed to:
Resolved That the Committee Commerce be instructed
inquire the expedieney of making appropriations for
such harbors in the United States the safety OF navga
ton and the interests OF commences require.
ROUTE
The following resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.
ATcmsoS, considered and agreed To-:
Resolpd That the Secretary of the Senate be required to
procure for the of the Senate thousand copies of the
typographical map of the road from Missouri TO Oregon,
complied by Charles Preuss; the cost not 10 exceed twenty
six hundred dollars. r..
On motion, il ordered that when the Senate ad-
jouns il adjourn until Monday next
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by Mr.. CAMERON, the Senate then went
into executive sessions and, after short tune spent
therein the doors were opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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SPLENDID sHAwLs AND scARFs.

WALTER HARPER " CO., Pennsylvania avenue be-
w 9th and 10th streets, have this day received and
have ready for exhibition in their shawl room
$50 rich and seasonabe shaw comprising every variety
Super Indoux Cashmere scarfs and shawls, in white,
scarlet, blue, orange, and black
Printed French Cashmere
New design Terkerri, very beautiful
Highland plaid shaws and scaris, real
Rich velvet shawls and scarfs
Wide velvet plain and watered silks, heavy satin
&C., &C., for mantlas and cloaks.
We respectfully solicit call from friends and pur-
chaser generally to examine our assortment
Dec 9--3teod tIntel1
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A CARD-The subscribers take occasion thus early 10
"A give their customers notice that all their will
be rendered to LIST OF January and that they will be exceed
ngy obliged TO all and each of them for an GA ry settle
ment They give this early notice in the confident belief
that time. "
Dec. 16-dtlstJanif ID. CLAGETT ~ co
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NOTICE.

A UCrION SALE.-Ihe second sale Of furniture etc
"A will Jake place al Fuler's Hotel, commencing on Mon
day, December 2lst
Further notice will be given in day two
Messrs A. Fuller Co respectfully call the attention Of
those persons who bought articles their first sale and
request them TO call for them this week, otherwise they will
be sold according 10 specification in the sale, viz San
articles bought this sale and called for will be resd
al the risk Of the purchaser"
In justice to the citizens generally, think il duty
10 publish the OF the persons who attended the sa
and bought articles without probably, ntentng TO cali
for them, that the public may In future be on thsir
guard against such persons.
A FULLER & co.
Dec. l6-T&W Il. ROMANS, Auctioneer
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ID AZORs, Razors, RszorsI JOHN III. GIBBS'S hair
IL dressing saloon and genemens furnishing establish
Inent Sixth street. Coleman's Hotel. h.,
Gentlemen shaving themselves will find this establish
inen large and elegant assortment of Sheffield razors,
manufactured by Wade and Butcher all of which will be
warranted TO shave well money returned Also ex-
variety toilet articles and genemens goods gem
eray TO which attention Of strangers and residents
respectfully invited ...
Dec I5-3tif
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.

TIME undersigned will leave Boston early in Decembe
for Washington city, at which place he will remain du
ring the session OF Congress, and will be happy attend
the prosecution of claims before Congress either OF tn
executive departments. For number of years resdeD
Of that city, and during portion of that time connects
with of the departments, his knowledge of the
ed to his great facility and insure a speedy ad
iustment than under ordinary circumstances Address
post paid, b. H. CHEEVER,
u,.. No. o, Merchants Bank Building.
Refer to-
Hon. DANIEL. WEBSTER,
&C. RUFUS CHoArE, .tr.
CALEB Cushing,
I" ROBERT RANToUL, in.
Nov. 23--dNsw6w
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DIED,

Al Mont VERDI Wednesday the 10Th inst. Mrs. SAL
LY n PETER, aged y years, wife of Major George Pr
of Montgomery County Maryland. Mrs Peter was ami
able in all the relations OF social e fond and aeconate
the family circle, and most kind and hospabe
friends and relatives by whom she endery loved and
who grieve with those her. her premature
death.
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ID oeERs,s superior KNIVES, CIV Fischer, inn

ID oGERss superior Knives tsc.--W Fischer, import
IL Of fancy stationery &c., has recently received per
ship Independence direct the celebrated
res Messrs Joseph Rogers Sons extensive
of their knives of l. q g. and blades, in pearl and stag
handles, portion OF which their very best four
baded knives well known the Congress pattern. Al
good essomento their best mathematical Instruments,
and srops of various patterns which
peror any others in the country. All may be had Sta
toners Hal, wholesale and retail
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To Professor. and L,ternrv men.

THE visiters of William and Mary College in Virgins
IL WIZ, on the 23d day of February next appoint pr
lessor TO succeed the late Thomas r. Dew esq.
The subjects embraced in the pruessorshp are Potc
Economy, Metaphysics, Bellies Lettres Moral Philosophy
Logic and History.
The counens Of the chair have for several years bee
not less than $500 per annum
Inc residence Is in pleasant village, with agreeas
society. -
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials, ca
be addressed 10 the undersigned until the day of election
Dec. 5-2tawtIstFeb
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Bn ". MO.n.g.y.s, .guetionser.

A 7 AUCTI0N-Law Books Law Books Law Books -
n On Saturday evening, Dec. 18th shall sell by aue
uon al the sales of VIM NJ Morrison doors ives,
OF a street, Pennsyyania avenue valuable colec.
uon OF Law Historical and Miscellaneous books amop
which are Vesey jr's Reports % vols Re-
ports IL vols Peterss Reports, IL vols. Peers Digest Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States vols Peters,
Condemned Reports Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, vols StePhens's Nsi Prius, vols Bancrof
History OF the United States, vols. Boston Edition Of
and books Saturday morning tlie place Of sale.
Dec. l7--2t
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"A English education, is DESTROYS of procuring situation
either assistant teacher in academy or as
erness in private family Good references will be given
Communications, stating terms, addressed post paid 10
Miss = A. Lincoln, Haynarket, Prince William county,
virginia, Win meet with pronpt attention Dec 1856
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II Unparalleled success Of the Shaking Quakers at Ca
rusi's SaloonThese singular people will hold their
ings three evenings mocDecember 18th, ISh and 9th
the saloon lecture by Miss Dyer showing the rise and
progress of ShakersR For 80 cents person can see
iuuc and more, of Shakerm than if he had paid
visit New Lebanon, which would much time and
money The audiences thus far have been highly respect
able and much gratted Dec 16--3*
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ny w.u. .nsnsn.sLL .s.etso..e,.

THINA, CRoCKERY, CUT-GLASS, GIRANDoLFS
OIaInps Plaed-waTe Hardware dSc.-0n Saturday even
ing, December 18th, at O'Clock, viii SELL the store ol
doors west OF a street. Pennsylvania avenue handssm
assortment Of crockey, glass, grandoles solar and ast
lamps plated and Britannia casors waters French cloeLS
vases, candestcks, 10
Also, Is boxes OF ouo OF rose, "a superior article.
Sale 20 be continued for three nights.
Dec list VIM MARSHALL, Auctioneer
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IL Rockville turnpike, within one mile of the Geog'
town cooperation line, and north Of land of Mr. JOB
Green, embracing several beautiful sites for building We
wooded and waered IL will be sold together or dvds
10 suit purchasers.
Also is the same road being the meeting-hous
lot and which viii be divided If necessary into two par
Also ~ acres OF excellent land adjoining rennay Tow
anu lmmedatey north OF Mrs. Sylcs's farm well watere
Inc above lands are most convenient TO the markets
the city and Georgetown; and in order 10 close the sale
the they will be disposed Of ut very reduced prices
or TO Charles J. Nourse
Oct. A-lnNRff
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IN FOR RENT, the and dwelling Pennsylva-
aA avenue, few doors of Coeman's HOTEL adj
Joining Knots confectionery. e.,
Also, two-story brick house q, between Third and
Four-and-a half streets.
Also, twostory brick house on street for sale low
Inquire of JOHN Il. PEPPER.
Dec I5-MW&Sif
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WANTED, an efficient female servant, who Inns been
w accustomed to wait on ladies, and cleaner.
None need apply but such present the very best
Inquire at the Union Office.
Dec. IL.
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TNRENCH md English Portfolios, imported Ga few
only by F. TAYLOR of extreme beauty of finish and
richness of material bound in goatskn, lii embossed and
fancyc oored velvets, nc, just opened. Dec IL
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l ms. WELLS whose honse Is pleasantly s,tnnt.,

Nl on street. between llh and 18th streets has ver
handsome and capacious room, with which she can ar
commodae two members of Congress or small prvnte
family, ON moderate terms. Single gentlemen Win alec
find very superior accommodations for the season bv ma
king immediate application. Dec is
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". s. BERRELL '. s. BURa, .ssstse.s~.

sH Market ST., ih door be0v Sch, north side philadelphia
INXECUTORS sale of the of tho late Isaiah Luz
II kens, deceased, comprising his most valuable nven-
tons-olocks quadnnts, sextans, cabinet OF minerals
chemicals, philosophical apparatus, anuns chronomets
steam engines, tuming-lathes, &c.
This sale will embrace all the personal property Of this
eminent mechanic
The sale viii commence on Monday, January 4th, 1877
nj 10 O'Clock, and continue from day to-day until finish
ed, at his late residence northwest OF Eighth and
Market streets, up stairs.
In this sale may be found clocks expressly adapt
ed 20 public purposes cabinet Of minerals and in fact
almost everything OF and curious nature TO which
invite the attention of corporations, universities and
persons fond Of rare curious, and useful articles.
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large clock, tmadc for Washington eity.) cost s2s1
s.sus sa js~e aS pallets. iisaa pendulum sasR 800
fine regulator for astronomical observations 30
] do tuming lathe with slide rosts, cost go
pocket do, with stands and isIhoriuOn,,
pair air scales ei for weighing gold lin cases. zach
% rain gauges, cost each I
100 medals and casts, valued at $50
! small do. superior, cost l@
I fine rife, telescopic sight, cost Ia
l machine for showing the procession Of the eqi-
machine for measuring distances This /, one Of
the most curious and accurate inventions in
III mir canes, valued at $50
6air guns; new cutting engines
dividing engine, for curves and straight lines,
/ superior new lathe, 2 side rests, with abou,
400 tools
large hanging clock
l steam engine, L I2 horse power complete
air guns, unfinished.
CABINET OF MINERALS, 5000 SPECIMENS.
This cabinet comprises many Of The most valuable spec
Is barornetcrs 2 cutting engines
large quantity of magnets; very large cutting engns
Together with chronometers chemical and philosophical
apparatus, sextans quadranis globes pistols guns, Their
taps and dies, mathematical Instruments &c.
SPLENDID REPEATING CHRoNoMETER WATCH.
Also, splendid gold repeating chronomeer watch, made
repeatedly offered 500 for this watch.
HIS SUPERIOR RIFLE.
sights together with case and large quantity Of accous
ments made by Mr.. Lukens. ..
Catalogues will be issued in due time.
Persons wishing catalogues will please forward their adj
dress.
Also will be sold at the same Time very superior The
dolite with arch tripod, &c, &c. in complete order
The goods will be arranged for examination and as
the 18th of December.
g-9tT&F
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having recently repaired their house of worship at consd-
erble cost propose in part quidae the expense thus
ncuTed by course Of popular lectures To be delivered
the aforementioned church during the present winter
the course commencing Monday next 2lst instant, and
continuing weekly thereafter until completed. The
vices of several eminent gentlemen have been secured.
Tickets Tor the course, admnga gentleman and lady 81
single lecture, p To BE- obtained the pTinci-
pal bookstores in the city, and AT the door the evening
the lecture. The opening lecture will be delivered on
more. Dec l5-d6t
O special meeting OF the jackson Democratic As
ISOLATION VIII take place at jackson Hall Friday
ming next 18th instant, at O'Clock There remains vet
amendments the constitution be taken into con-
sderaon and Tor It's more perfect onn will be very
portant TO have full meeting, and the whole fully
and properly discussed 1t Is therefore hoped thai in 4
full attendance.
C. p. sENGsTACK, President.
THE ODEON,
Corner of Four-anda-half and Pennsylvania avenue
Mr. ku.MIsrE Proprietor.
Mr. @. +. BRowN Stage Manager.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Is,
Performance with
LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE.
An interude comprising the
Mazourka Miss Eliza Kimise.
The Used up Man" Mr.. G. F. Brown.
To conclude with the laughabe farce called
FAMILY JARS.
number of season tickets can be obtained mmedi-
ate application.
Doors open at Performance "a precisely
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