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ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.

Posr ovFIcE, Washington, D. c., December, lsi9
THE Great Eastern Mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia York,
Boston, &c and Buffalo, &C., will be O'clock
day and the mail TO be sent from this office and by those
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O. and closed at % daily The mail north Of Phil
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Baltimore which brings the Great Mail arrive here by
No Eastern Mail is received at this Office Sunday
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The mail for Annapolis Maryland, Norfolk adjacent,
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this SORT teach us nothing Is blind fanacm 10
whem all things in its courses
This, solemnly believe, is the most favorable view
which can be taken OF the subject il Congress persists In
It's present course OF aggression towards US
But the widest visionary would hardly expect 10 see
these results brought peaceaby about Humanity itself
must shudder AT the bare contemplation OF the slaughter
most certainly 10 follow prosecution OF these inqutons
schemes We cannot leave our homes; the ashes OF
Washington, Henry and Jefferson may not be desecrated
BY the tread OF the Africans foot The OF the South
will not remain passive the sword will not in the
scabbad whilst fanatcsm is erecting our
altarupon which the victims Of sacrifice are to be our
daughters and our wives.
The almost Unanimous sentiment OF the slaveholding
country upon this subject not the result OF political ag
aion seekingfor party ascendency II the spontaneous
outbuTst of whole people, upon the conviction that
their dearest rights are menaced. Party preudces and
anmosites are buried; every tenet of faib and shade
OF political opinion agree perfectly; and novel spec
acle is presented OF eight millions OF people, actuaed by
and obedent to single determination, arising man
TO stay the hand OF usuTpation and wrong
Let trust that brethren at the North will under
stand before ii is forever aie that feeling of self
preservation, and not OF silly bravado aciuaes
coufse Let hope still that our common suerngs and
common riumphs, the memories OF the past and the
bright hopes of the future which offer to all mankind
may stay the madness which sprecipatng into ruin
from which no human power can ever grant even the
hope of rescue. JOHN B. FLOYD.
December, 3, lS49, .EjMsa-.
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MeClintock Young,

-duorHsy and CounseAor-af-Ldp,
HAVING resigned the once OF Treasury De-
III partmen which he has held for the last years.
suaed the practice OF his profession
He will devote his principal Of claim,
before Congress- te several Departments and
eign indemniues
To insure early attention 10 claims against Navy
and Post once DEPARTMENT., including BUSINESS with the
once he has made
Washington him. which
ed with the conhded him, acted
In the most pfompt manner.
RsrErEsots-Hon n D. fancy, Chief Justice Of the United
States and gentlemen who have been heads departments
bers Of either house Of Congress year Iu33
Once at his residence p between 18th and l3h
Nov l3-dlmif
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in CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, ls4s.


Mr.. CALHOUN presented the credentials Of the Hon.
JEREMIAH CLEMENS, elected by the legislature
OF the State OF Alabama for the OF six years from
the 4h Of March. lsi9 which were read and the oath
prescribed by law having been administered to MIR.
CLEMENS, be took his seat in the Senate.
Mr.. GREENE asked leave Of the Senate TO withdraw
from the files the papers OF VIVA. H. Prentice.
Mr.. HALE said that leave to Withdraw had not gem
orally been granted without the being stated to
the Senate. That course having been heretofore follow.
ed he hoped that it would be adhered TO- and that the
reasons might be given in the present case.
Mr.. GREENE replied thai he knew nothing OF the
matter personally but he would give the senator from
New Hampshire the that had been given to him
self He lad been informed, and he supposed correctly,
that the prayer OF the petitioner had been granted and
act passed in his behalf the other house, and also
in this house, the last session. but each had failed
become law. The object in Withdrawing the papers
present them anew in the House of Representa-.
tves, For these reasons. Cf that was sufficient
TO the from New Hampshire) he hoped that
leave might be granted If not, he had solicitude
about it, and would leave il to the decision OF the
Senate
The question being then taken on the motion for leave
to withdraw the papers, il was agreed TO-
No further business being before the Senate,
On motion by Mr. CASS, the Senate adjourned.
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COTTAGE ARCHITECrURE.-A .er,e. Of design. for

OUTAGE AHCHITECTUHE.-As series Of designs for do
nestle and and villas, landscape garden
adapted the Uied States with drawings ground
plots, plans, perspective VIEWS elevations sections details
two volumes BY w H. Ranlett, architect; just published.
RchS American Acb,tsc comprising designs country
village residences with Details specifications pans
estimates Of cost, &C, ke vols engayngs, 1912
Downings Cottage Residences, VOL
Wightwicks Hints Young Architects, I vol. London
Designs for Rural Churches 4 vol London.
Hints Pubic chairman
The Smithsonian institute Building Committee, lssg.
Tredgod Carpenty vol large quaro, with very
Cravings, Price o. Is.
And many Others Of the class OF science.
Dec. l. FRANCK TAYLOR
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Agency OF the Hesses IN ths Usissd
states. 1Itttf ~
TAYLOR MAURy, Booksellers and tsdsae, Pennsyivanis
svenue having formed prin-
Of The country, WIN
RELIGIOUS medical, books
n single copies, af the lowest publication prices
Schools and individuals intending foreign
books from the northern cies ophIe and
pensc of heavy freight postage, &c leaving
TAYLOR n MAURY, In Washington city. Dec q
CONTENTS OF American Alsnas.ac fbr
v tons Of Presidents and Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and Officers.
Postmasers, Collectors, Naval Onicers
Indian Agents, Pension Agents, Land Ofcers.
Army List, Military Posts, Arsenals, &c.
Navy List and Vessels; English Navy, French Navy
Marine Corps Supreme Court Circuit Courts, District
Foreign Ministers and ConsuIs In the United stases
United states Ministers and Copsus abroad
Titles and brief Laws Resolutions
last session Of Congress-
Mail Service and Revenues under the Postage
American Postage Asanc Postage European Postage, Postage,
United States Revenues and Expenditures nom 7ss
Imports and Exports for weight years.
Debts Of the United stae- and ofth several stafes
Public Lands seaCoasts, State Elections,
ton, slaves, Railroads, Immigration, Colleges Schools,
Medical Schools Theological schools Telersplr Of
Europe and British Colonies, and other commercial,
Political Statistical, Historical and Scientific
the limits Of Advertisement.
247 closely printed price dollar possae
Of the Unifcd staics only IA GEMS.
This day received. -.
Dec g. FnANCK TAYLOR.
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sale or Rent ths pleasantly located convenient
and desirable premises situated New Jersey Avenue
the residences OF Thomas Barden Barry csques
owned and 'ey occupied by The subscriber Inquire Richard
Dec. e-ecda' SAMUEL b. BEACH
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NOrICE.A gentleman, graduate Dartmouth
" College, desires TO obtain situation mny
smonials produced made
Hon Jacob Cosmer and Hon. Lacus o. Washing
Address .. D., Washington city. Dee. s-,3dh-
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cERvANTs.-wsnted, a male and q good
- do the Of small family win be employed
cannot bring good recommendations Inquire this once
al-im
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NOVEMBER Report Of the Mutual IAfe Insurance
~ Company Of New York Once No. IS Wall Street.
Ne accumulated fund October 81 ls4s exceeding
This institution during the Of November issued
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Mr.. WISE, the Celebrated Hair Restorer r. now In
vi this city, and respectfully informs Of washington,
Georgetown, and Alexandria he will
badness should sufficient number be made up upon all may
his aid Tuesday lh Mr. Wises
dy and that he deems unnecessary 20
publish the numerous certificates Of his success.
Mr.. W. may be found Al Browns Hotel
Dec 4-d7tn
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Washington City Agency.
CHARLES ALBERT, Attorney Law, win his
OF claims before
once, street, Treasury Department, Washington,
D. G..
RETERENcEs
Hon Daniel Webster Rob c. Winthrop Abbot Lawrence, sam
ue D. Bradford esq Boston Hon g. w Lawrence Hon Edward
Curtis Messrs Rowland Aspinwal For Livingstone O. w
Blunt, Asop Chancey, William g. Wetmore esqy New hok
Hon. James buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon Geo VI Dallas hon
Ineersoii r. Campbell, esq., w. Richards g.
Morris wsln esq stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia Hon Louis
Mclean, Hon Robert NJ. Mclean, Baltimore Hon. Robert
Walker, Rev Smith Pyne, q Cone esq., Mesr Corcorsn
Riggs, Washington Hon jeff Davis, Hon. Henry y Fooe, Msss
sppi Hon. E. w. Downs Louisiana NOV 1s-dmf
DENEDICT's mammoth gold pen, OF n large csltbre,
superior material workmanship and hnish
any other small supply This day received
Dec. q FRANCK TAYLOR.
OF the different states and tine United
Jcasrsop,. Manual Of Parliamentary Practice, vol
The FrdersIist, by Madison, Hamilton, and Jay.
the American Almanac and Statistical Register 1850
Wr's Letters Of the British Spy
For sale by TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Dec. BOOKSELLERS, 9Th street
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Nov. 10 3m
LRENCH Merinos, just rccefved-we
OF the ladies' French
We name the following desirable shades
pieces blue In MaEarine, Coburg blue
pieces bright coor In crimson scarlet cherry, and
10 pieces dark shades merno, brown
10 pieces modecolor cashmeres and merinos
best black Thibet
figured cashmees musns
ceedngy rch and will be sold
Dec 6-fsh CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY, CO.
story brick house occupied BY me subscriber The south
between 5 and oh, rent
sale Apply on me premises TO L. KENDALL.
STRAY COw.--came my premises, about weeks ago,
large white and red night horn turns in, white face and
legs large eai and gives milk The owner viii come, and pay
r. A. SIMMONS,
Dec 6-T Corner 18Th and ID
TO George Pace and Edwin Psce.-You hereby
fed October TERM 1919, Of the superior
Of law and chance for the Of Prince George and State
Virginia. decreed, other things substance fol-
"Thaf X Meade and Thomas Daniel appoint
ed commissioners for the do gh weeks
be published forthwith, Of the paDished the
Washington, front door Of house
Of this county warning George Pace and Edwin Pace Formerly Of
the county Prince George Vgna) forward and claim
said OF Prince George befe the first day Of the
proceed
RK MEADE :
THos. n. DANIEL,
Nov oo-dsw Commissioners, he.
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THOMAS II. TwITTY,
(L1h Of Warreufon, North Caroifno.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. % Gravier street, ~ o.
RETEIEsoEsHon. J. r. J. Daniel, Hon. A. w. vensble.
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,'han half a million Of votes are thrownsevery
year for tie candidates termed Democratic
because they are SO designated, and without
one tholght of9iow far their professions Of
Democracy are justified by iheirpcis or their
opinions" "It Is within tho truth TO assume
that tho party which in our political strig-
giles, has possessed itself Of The Democratic
name, has thereby secured an advantage
over its antagonis, fully equivalent 70 one
million votcs!" Now, SO flr as Mr.. Gree
'leyi is concerned, Tie above assumptions is
full proof Of Gen. Cass's position. II con.
iains The most sweeping assertion of popu-
lar iIcapacity we ever read.
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