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Southern Itensy

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dec. 3-P. NJ.
The Maryland Reform Convention assembled
Il his morning, and took up for discussion the elG-
bility of Judges to seats in the Convention but al
ter some time it was laid over without action. A
resolution was adopted recommending that no re
sraints be imposed upon the people, against
altering and amending the Constitution when de
srable.
The following is one OF the resolutions adopted
j at the New Orleans nion Meeting:
'Ths we entertain for friends the North true
sernal regard that and will not entertain the
Sipbles doubt of the good faith which will mark their OBJ
eryance of all OF the Compromise and that while
we regard with indignation the awess violence OF unprn-
ned fanatics who have made themselves conspicuous In
hair EFFORTS To evade resist the law preserve
shaken our reliance on the good sense aud aw-abdng
shirt of the of the people, who viii subdue those
hnncs with firm heart and resoute spirit which they
Inherit from the men of the revolution"
Reverdy johnson has associated with him, j.
Il. BENJAMIN, and W. u Mellon TO break down
acDonogh's will
The Vicks5urg Sentinel says, that there is q
solemn and unbending determination, that the
State of Mississippi shall take the lead in the
resistance OF the aggressons winch Ii not resisted
gill overwhelm the South IN ruin
The Legislature Of Mississippi have ordered
l5 600 copies OF w ashinGton's farewell address to
The Union party Georgia Election have car
ned "a out Of 90 Counties, and 80 remain TO be
heard from In De l<alb County Ga. the Union
candidate for Convention has 1900 majority
The Legislature Of Virginia assembled yester'
dav. The Governor, in his Message, says
Virginia and hinA all the slayehodng states aaa can
ma ousi calmly 9u modcaop Of H.
s H,ug ~ ind Ia nent lie only means now len by which
he Union IN can be preserved WIKI honor ourselves and
peace TO the coun'Tya ,..,o.o.;oa -, -, u4of
He also says thar oecL"ps s on rno pau ~
the South WIN give 1s - the Nnrth
now struggling for the Constitution and for the
supremacy OF the lAW-Who are IN truth lighting
the battle OF the mon IN Boston, OF the non'siaVe-
holding States. There were never more import
ant trusts committed 10 the hands OF any men
than these Their triumph is the victory OF order
Set % ~ eIlof the Tinion # the fa
80, - ~ Nr,b oo,, info tn, halls of Con.
natcS o! .ne ' th of ew
steSs NV LII eisTse hsore thev vii tbfBw away
svsrS an5earance Of resrralnt and abolish Slavery
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THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
A Cad.-As the addition of Leasing Picture Of
the "Martyrdom of Huss to my Collection OF
Paintings by Artists Of the above School, may
create some surprise. that a work Of such magni-
tude should have been permitted to find its way
across the Atlantic state the simple fact that
during residence Of twenty years at Dusseldorf,
| have been well acquainted with Mr. Leasing,
and obtained his early promise that should have
the preference in the purchase OF this painting
Last Spring finally secured its acquisition while
it vet remained unfinished in the artists studio.
A public exhibition previous to its sale would
have left no chance ofts passing into private pos
session; for although it was afterward exposed
to public view at the Dusseldorf Academy, during
five days only, it was Immediately noticed by the
Press throughout Germany " as a stupeRdous
monument of German talent and German appli-
cation which ought never to have left the coun'
try" Offers, far above the price l paid, were
made but they came too late to retain it.
Lessing's compositions are not ideal or learned
still less extravagant and they require no study
to be understood and admired for they are OF
such extreme simplicity and truth that every be-
holder sees instantly what the artists aim has
been. Their great attractions concentrated, and
consists in the characteristic originality and won
derful proficiency with which they are placed on
canvas like real life and in this respect neither
Cornelius, Overlook Kaulback, Schadow, nor
probably any other modern artist, can compete
with Leasing, who in the practical execution of
his conceptions stands prominent and unrivalled,
and from whose abilities the Dusseldorf School de-
rives its principal luster and renown. His pres
ent work will doubtless occupy an immortal page
in the history Of Art, and feel confident that
shall not lose the qualification of seeing this opin-
ION strongly sustained by the American public.
New York, Dee, ?, 1850, JOHN G. BOXER.
You've CoIoNY.-The ship Washington,
Capt. Page which arrived ct this port Yesterday
morning from Liverpool, has on board nine hun
ared and strteea Storage passengers. This is the
largest number ofpersoAs ever brought across the
Atlantic in one vessel. They were all in good
health.
Herr KRAUcz, distinguished Hungarian
Vocalist, who has given Concerts with decided
success in Boston, New Orleans and other cities
is now here, very faYorably introduced to seyeral
OF our citizens, and proposes to give two or TIRES
Concerts in our City, and we trust will be ena'
bed to do so proftably and successfully He has
unexceptionable testimonials 10 his ability and
worth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was to have been
Conversazione Of the subscribers Of the New York
Athen@um last evening. but the forbidding
weather rendered postponement proper until to-
night,
CRY CoNrlSKNrA1s-We learn that the B all
Of this fine Company ut Trpler Hall, last night,
was splendid affair. 1t was the opening ball at
this place, We believe, and ia spite of the rain,
was brilliantly attended
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Third conrressIonaI plstrict. Louislnna.

4 CUARLEsTQN, MODdRy Dec. q NJ
The Wings in the Hid Congressional District
in Louisiana, have nominated Col Richard A.
Etewart for Congress, in opposition to Alexander
5G Penn, Loco. The election is to fill the vacancy
eccasioned by the death of Hon. John h. Har-
manson, Loco who died the 25th of October
last
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E We learn from our Boston exchanges that
Hon. WIN. scHoULER, Editor of the Boston atlas
was reelected President of the Boston Scots
Charitable Society Saturday, (St. Andrews
day)Wm Boyle, Esq theyico- President, presiding
in the absence Of Col. SchouIer. The Society has
now entered its ODD year, and is the oldest char
tered organization of private character in Mass
aobusetts with the single exception Of the An
cient and Honorable Artillery Company" Of Bos
ton. Mr. Boyle made an interesting speech on
taking the Chair, and said that in search
ing the records of the various institutions for
relief in Boston the names OF Scotchmen are very
seldom to be found We notice that many Scotch
Benevolent Societies have been formed through.
out the United States, Scarcely large cityls with
ont one.
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8,O5l,45s "a
am very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
THOMAS CORWIH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon HOWELL CosB Speaker ofthe House OF Reps.
TREAsuRy DNpARrMENT. Noy. q, lee.

SIR Agreeably to the joint resolution of Con.
gress Of the 9TH Of January, 1896 have the honor
TO transmit for the information Of the House OF
Representatives, printed estimates of the appro-
priations proposed to be made for the fiscal year
ending the 3Oh Of June, 1872 amounting to- ias "a
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The Ohio Legislature.

OOLUMDUs, Iuesuty, DEC. ..
-Four ballotings have taken place in the House
and eight in the Senate-but without choice as
yet for Speaker.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BANNER, of Penn elected in place Of Mr.,
Mes, deceased qualified and took his seat. The
lumber of members mas increased from yesterday,
BY recent arrivals.
On motion of Mr.. yAyDYXE, the House proceed,
ed to the election of Chaplin.
Before the result was announced, votes were
changed from other Candidates, and Mr. GURLEY
5lPresbyteran was reelected, having received
anety six of the one hundred and seventy-four
votes cast.
The Members were ordered to be supplied with
newspapers, not to exceed three dailies for the
|Bession-and the House adjourned
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LAUNCH OF 4 SrEAMsH1P.-In accordance with
the announcement, the magnificent ocean steam
ship Caribbean was launched from the yard Of
Thomas Collyer, foot of Twentiethst. At pre-
csely O'Clock the ship carpenters knocked away
tho wedges and the elegant craft glided down the
ways in fine style, amid loud and continued
cheers from the vast assemblage. She was under
such Roadway that she went nearly across the
river, and it was necessary to cast her anchor in
order to check her progress She was afterward
towed to the Phenix Foundry, foot of Yestryst
Mr.. tits expected the Caribbeans machinery
will be ready for operation about the first week
in January, at which time she will proceed upon
trial trip to Charleston, S. c.
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nnarrRctien of suaar Houses.

BALTIMORE, Monday Dec. 2.
R. L. Tanner and A w. Burgess sugar houses,
together with l50 hhds. sugar, were destroyed by
Ere last week in the Parish Of Rapides, La.
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DISTRESSING ACADEMIA distressing and
probably fatal accident occurred Monday after
noon about quarter past O'Clock, on the corner
of Leonard.st and Broadway, of which the fol, fol,
lowing are the particulars 1t seems that tour our
painters in the employ OF Mr.. James Stewart, 3'9
BroOme.st We're engaged upon SWING adder a5s1,
large six story building, situated on the North.
west corner Of Broadway and Leonard-ss,i and
owing to the heavy weight in the middle
of the scafold, the ladder suddenly broke, and
precpitated the unfortunate workmen to the area
below, distance of upwardof fifty feet AS they
FELL three OF them struck the sharp uprights OF the
iron railing, which mangied their flesh horribly.
and finally giving way, all of them fell to the iron
gratings of the area, and were picked up for dead
but upon getting them On the sidewalk, they were
found to be still alive Capt. Carpenter and ofi-
GERS White and Lockhead, immediately ran to the
poor mems aid. and carefully conveyed them %
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By Telegraph to The New-York TFibune,
Ixxxast CONGRESS-. -. second session
SENATE. -. WARRINGTON, Tuesday. Dec. 8.

SENATE. WAsHINGUox, Tuesday, Dec. 8.
Messrs. DAYToN UNDERwood and GREENE ap-
Ps Mr.. MAYetm offered resolution that in order
hat the Senate might be able to proceed with
legislative business early, the President pro TEN
.s2e be authorized to appoint all Committees
Ee said that when Vco-President presides, the
Senate always elects Committees but when
Senator presides he has always been authorized
. appoint The resolution was agreed 70.
Mr. BENTON gave notice Of several bills grant
ng land to Missouri for purposes Of internal i'm
movements, to grant that State the . per cent.
and for the same purpose, to grant lands to con-
struct railroad and common highway from St,
louis to San Francisco, to relinquish tolls on the
louisville and Portland Canal, to cede public
ands to States in which they lie, to abolish salt
Mr.. HALE offered resolution calling for the
proceedings the Court Martial on private soldiers
ried at Portsmouth, N. Fl. Adjourned.
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IL SEAsoN-A wide awake man last night Pc
titioned the Board Of Aldermen for permission to
establish ferry from the Battery to Governors
Island, boats to run during the Worlds T air of
1852 Some people may deem this petition pre-
mature but If our City Fathers don't work faster
than they have done for the past six months, We
fear the ferryman will be behind time after all
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The Steamer Fleriaa.

SAVANNAH, Tueeday, Dec )
The Florida has arrived. She made the passage
n sixty seven hours FROM wharf 70 wharf includ
ing nine hours detention by fog.
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BRIEF EXTENSION OF THE HARLEM Road
Petitions have been laid before the slow Common
Council for the extension Of the Harlem Railroad
to the lower end of the Park We do not see any
serious objection to this project, and therefore
hope that the collective wisdom of Gotham may
do that which is proper in the premises. Since
all the world insists on being landed in Broad
way, they might as well get there in cars as on
foot and Of places where cars would be unlikely
to interfere with general travel, Park Row is per
haps one.
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MADAME ANNA BISHoF.-This favorite canta-
trce will give her eighth Sacred Concert on Sun
day next Bochsa's next Promenade Concert will
not take place until next week, owing to grand
ball to be given in the Hail to morrow.
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TIE orERA-To.night we have the Comma di
Tergy for the third time, with Parodi in one of
her most successful roles.
Tomorrow night we have the new Tenor, Bet
TIM, as Edgardo in Lucia dj LanamerD1oor. Those
who have heard him, as we have not, speak with
delight of his voice, as remarkable both for its
power and richness Of quality It should be re
membered that he will sing for us but three nights
previous to his departure for Havana.
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Gov. Quitman.

LOUISVILLE Monday, Dec. 2.
The question of the power of the United States
Marshal to arrest Gov Quitman, OF Mississippi,
and take him to New Orleans, is being argued
before Judge Golson of that State.
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CITY ITEMS.

Eg Pursuant to vaccination, December
weather as not to be trusted. Scarcely had we
committed our brief of Monday to the press, ere
Jupiter Puvius began a reign which has put al
in this vicinagc in an enormous hydropathc wet
blanket Of mist alternating with wetter sheets Of
haIfformed showers. People who admire London
fashions were grimly iovial Yesterday; the dry
was fine sample Of the peculiar institution
OF Cockneydom. But from all such mud and mist,
from all such mist and rain from all such rain and
fog, from all such weather, come when and where
it will, we petition for immunity IN the words Of
tie burden Of the Litany.
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Letter from lhe seerelnry Of DIE Treasary,

Transmitting Estimates OF Additional rrop,iattoHs re-
CURED for the Sertise Of tfc Fiscal PeaT, ending JuHc
50, 1851.
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PHREYoLoGY-We understand that Messrs.
Ro7y!er & Wells viii form private class for instruction
N Phrenoogy this evening al ISL Nassau,s in Clinton
Hall. First lessonfree
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10 INC veWI4uEoD % u'4V4uu u 'IuEOTUVI1
showing
The indefinite appropriations for the service
Of the last three quarters OF the fiscal year.
ending seth June, 1851, made by former acts
Of Congress. Of permanent character.
amounting to...,.s............,..
Civil list eHd Miscellaneous Including ex-
penses Of collecting the revenue from Gus
IONS ..................53,271 $50 VI
Pensions. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2il 800 90
Interest and Public Debt. nm. 3,64,32l O3
Observation-Disclosures. 8f4,2o7 a
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graisial acknowledgements can possess valu-
able evidence OF The regard OF my iellowcitiz than
that by which they have t connec, my service in
Congress with the defence oil the constitution OF my
country. shall thereby be reminded airesh OF my
duty and obligation TO sustain H..
regard this sacred instrument the bond oil our ma
ional Union the basis of national safety Its fabric
raised BY the hands Of our revolutionary fathers
ts foundations cemenied by their blood Ought we
to do less for than they They have transmitted II TO
the nost precious legacy they could bequeab, and
not for alone but for children and our childrens
ehlden Let then. 10 stand by i and defend
TO the last extremity In these the days of s trial II
is better to contend ior lhe Than the last line OF the
constitution. s
For myself, have already taken an oath to support
that coDsnllonthf 0hois constitution, mol part Whai
right have TO hold on 10 onshsy and reject the other
None al a--none at all. shall endeavor faithfully TO
fulfil my oath. my Whois oath. He has read history to
but little advantage who has not learned the wisdom OF
the maxim Lea suprema, sas popul" II is my pres
ent and will be my last nope thai The independent rights
OF the States secured by this instrument may not be
violated d-lhai each may hold fast upon the constitution
that its guarantees may be held sacred and nyoa-
be-that the Union, with its unmeasured blessings may
be perpeuaied most precious inheritance. and lis
STAR of PROMISE fulfil the just expectations OF our
children and an admiring world. a. .r
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The Of person viii be entered apoA our BOOKS an
payment ofthe subscription be made u advance.
Distant subscribers may forward By essr, shs pes
which will be paid all assumed By ourselves
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published i-weekly during hes
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period loss year win be received
terms propoTuoaed 10 the sboys annual
0z-fosTMAsTERs ssenui abby
sending us RVS DAILY subscriber $50 enclosed
M-wEEKL subscribers, with s25 enclose WEEKLY
subscribers with sio enclosed, win be entitled % q the
same ednon they furnish subscribers fsr satis.
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pUTTER, Cheese, Buckyvheaf, Ssc-The subscriber ha,
just received large and complete Of family
which ne invites the attention Of his customers and the pub
Is ssss ssapaia, prime 20 Orange county butter
20 boxes @, shen cheese
do English dairy cheese
300 lbs fresh Zante currants
cases Genoa citron and preserved ginger
30 drums smyrna fgs tss
3barreis sup rior wine biscuits a# ~.
oo boxes sperm patent perm adanannc and mould candles
50 do eti,eral oil, or spirit gas
q Do New York and " Virginia family ~ -four
10 barrels and 50 bags extra -hulled buckwhest
Lebanon a +,
% barrels No. !, !, and maekerei .t
barrel tongues and sounds f,gs#s# ..s
Smoked and picked salmon, sardincs &c: a5
IS Imperial Gunpowdsr Young
70 do oolong, souehong, and pouchong teas Nah Kt
q Ssss sys %a. asd Ss c
Pale sherry old reserve Madeira Po Lsbon ence
doz. Of Hockemer wine, 1912
cases of London porter and scotch ale ~ s
few cases OF old pale cherry,
lemon and anese,ta, and Noysau cherry sr cordial
case old Henncsy pale brandy
pipe Holland gin s|a
Loaf crushed, powdered and pulvsnxed sugars
casks stuart's best steam siup = aat
sae. sais i%s1 June and saR Xlican. mat.
doz. assorted pickles
Walnut, mushroom, and tomato eatsup &# att
Flour pals, and wooden painted buckets .t #
doz. fancy shoe and dusing brushes atG# 4E
20 do wire shaker brooms aud whisks eEE
baskets superior salad oil iE 3ss i
10 boxes Hull d sons fancy soaps, assorted
Together with general assortment Of aclss usually
A'T' T"'" NY 'n' JOHN J. JOYCE,
Nortlwest OF z and 18th streets.
u
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A CARD.

EDHERsT HEARD from New York, practical hair cutters,
u wig and toupee manufacturers, National Hotel
walden Lane, New York. beg most respectfully
Arlington that mel bave
sk.n m. har dressing saloon formerly occupied
by Mr. Gibbs they solicit The patronage Of discerning
public -. - ....--, -.
London and New YORK In that panch of
theirp profession, they have supeuorA
The wigs oupecs manufactured ON the premises so mat
fitted his head one made In
hours, and perfect ht warranted ,,.-.,.-
aplendid gsvc, sca craynts, shirts undershs
handkerchief Also combs brushes per-
unery ke ;Medhu eard Aramacns beautiful tonic Tor
tie dandru diseases scalp sold Ia bot
lies At hny and dollar each. - .,,,,
Dec 3-eo9wif JOSEPH HEARD.
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T,oR sALE.-Fik Raymonds elegant tight metallic
on Pennsylvania avenue, directly opposite cads
bys Hotel. aL
Having now completed factory which has enabled
demands supeor csn and being convinced
that sae aud greatly accommodate
those need conn iof their friends
below what h paid Tor mahoghny
We attend conducting funerals n nie country of city With
strict regard economy Rnmor the contrary the remains
az den raor never were placed collins
single last Of them bursting from e
" " ' NJ. NJ. WHITE,
Nae g-dams Undertaken.
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TABLE Damasks, he'd and PilIow-caso Linens, &c.
The and complete Of
goods gades Housekeepers
articles liariy invited 10 examine s.sor
cha.ng prices
qaacs We have all The goods below named which we can iur
u pieces white dainasE, part which goods
we have offered for sale
pieces NJ wn table damask, low priced
. do 1ne do "
table napkins.
10 sAssfinys and fuow-ease Linens
10 pieces test Batnsey sheeuuss, 81, 1914, lI4 1874
10 do pillow linens, "A, ee, 81, "a
In Toveings zoe Aspe--
a5 dozen nue hucsabaek towels, damssked bird
,acces superior SILICA damask toweing
80 pieces heavy Germ an roll
Win great variety priced towengs such crssh Russia
diaper, brown ngurcd daser plain brown linen, BIC.
All of which will be sold reasonable ems -
- CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov 23-3tawlm g
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R best OF hay sssss long sha'vis In the
Di.,sws have jus, opened ., N. ,.w.,, .,y,,
s. ine quality can had eI'ewhere co''''' In p' Of
So ~ by III inches. quality, all in Styles many Of
90 90 DO e lower " % priced s DO, great y.aesy q .ie.
ios g 49, 60 from from 4 e. s'Ss styles and heavy
Is mourning and hsif@ounins do from % 50 % $40
asi moala.s square .ssw. ~ 1 rss, eat. s,,s.o ss
sst ss s w.. sG%ss ..s s.I
them :, r,e loves, market price sou of New York
Freneh Merinoa
our viii also be found very com
pe containing many desirable shade; hs' sTs
Corner Of 7h and Penn avenue.
Dec 7-dswh ----------
TAMEs l. EDWARDS, i.ss comrsi.s,onsr OF Pen-
sons his services hi. iends and inc public . an sssn,
associated with him simeon sm,h esq, formerly of osdensbsh,
NJ w. and recently soc,oss ofhee They viii ~,
the dspsren Board Of Commissioners under tho
References may member. of mo last or present Con-
5s5-Leusr- postpaid addressed 10 - s,,,ru
Agents. washington city, D. c. viii be promptly attended TO-
Dec 5-eoa
NEW sHAwIw. have JUS, received another large s.or,
%s1 s, sss;s.s I'm sn q s ?" ss pe %
long hswi', In blue green whe ana crimson
iopsaisa ais,s' quality 90, variety ofeo'or'
win ss,su.iss addition. shawl department in all kinds o.
eses and bal. ~ .. 70, small children and misses
49, --s' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov B-hawaw
xrorSo Al ON Ezm, Merchant Tsslors and CIothisvs
have inst supply Of hns cloths cs~imeres and
vesugs, bssu, which we are prepared 70 make up
order In style st short notice. 1s. 81
ssn, ssna:msa win and % 'hsi sdvsn'ass 20 give
us . call fNNttI 88l HbHt#
All goods warranted o. represented.
glove. ,s. sapvy q ,ss ss. .sir and
'ot er'v' amSra' &C. Prices low ss and 40 sss,sS1 ss%
rennsyvans avenue, > door, Of prown% Hotel
y Dec 2-eotwif
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IN CtlNGkESS OF THE U. STATES,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 0. 1850.
SENATE.

SENATE. t1N
Hon. Messrs YuLEE of Florida, Gwis oil California.
and BoaLAsD Of Arkansas, severaly appeared in their
seats this morning H5i321, N'-iF ft tt4
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RUTTER. Cheese, Buckwhest, tEc.-The subscriber has
just received large and complete family groce
which he invites the attention OF his and the pub