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MR.. DOwNING'S WORKS. The Architecture Of Coun-
nj Try Hoases including designs far Cottages and
Villas with remarks on interiors and furniture and the best modes
warming and veDtiang &c, with three hundred and
Illustrations
book will the making and
healthy for architecture the cheapest dwellings, than
anything which has yet been issued from the press.n
Nep York Courier and Enquirer.
Ono practical general Issued
from the American press for long time "-7!bdny Atlas
Downing great and deserved reputation, but he has
before produced elaborate splendid volume
County Houses ''-Boston Post.
H. Treatise Landscape Gardening, adapted Noh
the Of County Residences, with
Rural Architecture third edition, with additions
and Improvements and and beautiful ustraioni
large volume, 5vo.
Downngs Landscape Gardening mastery work offs kind
(Loudon.
"There work that be compared utility
dissertation and learned dquion like the English works
truly tieal.rLouisutAe Journal
ILL., Designs Cottage Residences adapted America
and plans and designs for
ing out grounds third edition, revised.
welconceived weil-e1ecued volume author
has shown and oretnought embesh life
and at how comparatively little COST
Nep York Courier and Enquirer.
W. Young Architects, calculated facilitate practical
&C. by George Wightwck architect with Hints
building in the country by A. J. Downng volume,
evo.
This volume win invaluable assistant only
young architects builders master carpeniers &c. but also
TO all persons undertaking TO build,
Fruit Trees OF America, the Culture Propa
Management Of Fruit Trees generally with descriptions
OF all varieties cultivated IN this eleventh edition
revised corrected thick volume amo hundred illus
ustions.
Nothing compared with the subject ofpomeiog has yet
published in the United 8srieuitur
Jan FRANcK TAYLOR
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For the unIor

the Union.
Among the arrivals yesterday at Browns Hotel was
Signorina NJ Maberlin The celebrated prma donna
from the Theatre Royal, Turin This estimable lady ar
rived in this country weeks SINCE and has since
suffered severe attack upon her vocal powers which
rendered impossible for her TO commence her conem
plated professional the North She en- route to
The South in search Of mider breezes and invgonng
air Ina card her friends the North she expresses
1.-THE earnest hope that she will return among the
circle Of New England fhends-the first 10 welcome her
TO America-bessed with the opportunity and the power
to that exalted gift bestowed by God on hs
lures" We regret that the gifted songstress cannot be
heard in midst Letters of reliable authority give
her the character Of amabe generous and excellent
woman.
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The Invention of the AgeI-steam suppisntedi
Gas TriumphantI

Gas triumphant
THE Of century will be recorded
L OF steam passed pas, engine
with the things that were. -, v = :,
Gssn destined not only hgf but 10 EsLioHTkS
world This now commenced and with is now intro
Professor John :. Solomon Of close OBJ
principle of carbonc acid avail
able a. @o has ns sp h
offers dispose Of rights for the use thereof 70 he Gn'
States government and 10 individuals OF e hs'a u
The saving Of money and labor and Of human se and
speedy adoption in all places where steam poser Is now
bulk and weight Of engine precluded It's
This be applied to all purposes as pr9pns
thousand hoe power with the expense less Than
hat required by The steam engine fuel and
dremen and u bulk and weigh-lOO weight sucng for the
same power Of 300 tons Of the steam engine. - .u,
i've (2) workng WELL al as noneed
we are plsssed 10 state thai j. O. n saomon city,
received his motor Of eabone acid gas IN It's app
long the Nonparei The same gentleman
so . for the Of Ii. Improved Po,ens
Appauus peculiar advantage o. which gives he po sush
Rh abouace manofwar In less time an required TO
Also rights for his Improved Spring Saddle" for military
common designed the greatest possible comfort OF both
ANY Information in regard 20 the Inventions
obtaining nights be promptly obtained By addressing
Attorney and agen, patentce, 9TH opposite odd Fe
In,eilgsneer Republic Era Press, Telegraph
Amees Psp and sun Bn%Gs dLeS ss
Commerce. scientific American, and Farmer Mechanic N
nn and ASS ,ae poUses Aa POST and
Messenger, Portsmouth Enquirer Portland Journal ana argus
Detroit Journal chcago Gazette and ADVERTISE. Pssursh Ga
e EaSuss MSnpas maI and pemoe oue fn
gence Republican, Louis Pcayune Delta and hdyerscr
orna San fSncsco every day. inner
form, and forward bills with copy The ps9e p,,oo,o.
Dec 25-eod3mif Washington, ID. @.
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tn. II. BAYLY,

II is respectfully suggested TO the town authorities
whether demonstration Of respect is due TO the
OF Hungary in the person OF her exed governor L.
Kossuth. None can doubt that such measure would
produce universal satisfaction in this city Notwith.
standing the many differences of opinion which exist in
regard the Intervention of this government in the al
fairs Of European nations, ALL sympahise We doubt il
man, woman child be found in this city or
the adjacent country that does We know that thou.
sands willing TO intervene J1rm--some BY
pro,est-soe by arms If needs be- the part Of govern
others would intervene by Private contributions
of money, some OF arms and OF men-a do
now intervene by sympathy, and nins.tends of the RE.
in this city, WING DEMOCRATIC, would give
a GOLD DOLLAR.
We hope the council will take steps, without delay, 10
give us-he people and their eonstauenfs-an opportu.
nifty see, hear, and TO befriend the cause Of the
HEROIC Magyar MANY CITIZENS.
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IL plated fancy goods &c. suitable for New Year
No b. Pennsylvania Avenue, ho store lately oe
cuped w Hcyden) esh impor alton Of English and
ewey plated all OF which OF
superior quality and OF the latest Styles conssng in part
ps follows:
pearls ruby and pearl
quoses; panwssd gold chaaans In great
ely; ruby pearl all other kinds OF finger
endless variety bracelets Of all kinds plain
costly genenen diamond and ether kinds Of breasns and
gold guards chains, gold and silver snuff
eye glasses and speciacles styles medaons gold
thmbles, pens and pencils, Sc
DIAMOND MOUNTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mounted with
diamonds pearls ename ladies' plain gold watches va
styles Tenlemsn Watches made BY Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson, aud other makers
SOLID SILVER WARESlver tea and coffee sets pitchers,
pobIets baskets candsk caddies,
punch ladies' ice and sons cake
knives desert knives and forks IN sets OF Two
dozen, suitable for presents fish and butter knVs
desert and forks and tong, soup aaes ehs
knives. sc.
PLATED wAREea and coffee cake baskets eastors
forks spoons saves and vegetable Dishes tea kei
ties and urns, pitchers, &C. 80,
FANCY GouDsfans cardoases, port monnale'' se Tor sac
low -
Remember No. 10 Pennsylvania Avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets.
Jan 2-eolw
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P.r,nsr search for SIR Jonn rrsnIl,n.

The public will learn with satisfaction that the next
English expedition 10 the Arctic regions in 1852, 10 search
OF Sir John franklin and the missing officers and crews
OF the Erebus and Terror discovery ships, will be made
as efficient as possible; and that in addition 10 the Po-
neer and Intrepid steamers employed in the recent
expedition, the PhGnx, much larger steamer Of
goo horsepower ordered 10 be fitted and strenghe
for service in the Polar They proceed direct
to Beechy Islanl, and TO consider that habor-beyond
which sailing ship and steamer should on no
count be akeo-as the base OF future operations They
propose that all the strength and energy OF the expedition
shall be directed towards the examination OF the upper
part Of Wellington strait observing that, II Sir John
Franklin did really proceed in that direction, il appears
highly improbable that soEe traces Of his expedition
should not be discovered by the exploring parties in their
search All the exploring parties TO understand that
they must return TO the depot at Beeehy Island in good
time for their embarkaon by the middle Of August 1883
at least but provision is made, under certain circum-
stances for the postponement OF the return until 1854
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meaning, we do not care TO dispute the truth Of his
admission. though il comes from quarter and in shape
quite unexl eced
We note the fact also, that the report follows in the
wake OF the message in considering the present indispu-
table prosperity OF the country, and particularly OF the
export trade under the present system TO be attributable
mainly to the partial failure OF the cotton crop two years
ago, and so to-be quite accidental and temporary But
the Secretary, like the president suggests remedy for
this delusve piece OF national good luck which is brief
ly slatedto get rid quick possible OF the
eial system under which the good fortune has arisen
This view OF the matter TO US an originality in
craftsmanship and the whole glory OF belongs 10 the
present administration
Several other topics in the report have attracted our
attention. but must defer further comment for 10 day
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Circular.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington,
airht Palmer, Of New YOrk
Supreme United for the follow
ing objects
Conducting professional business in the Supreme Couf 81 the
Especial w be given OF Cao
land titles coming up appeal
The prosecution and recovery OF all claims in law equity
United before Congress executive depart
men against foreign before boards Of commission
The settlement Of accounts with the State Treasury War
w. ofce Interior Departments, obtaining the
penalties and foeiure alleged violations Of
the revenue, posi-ofhce, other laws.
Securing for inventions from the United States o.
governments and procuring land and
VARIOUS pension Of the United States.
Collections generally, embracing debts, eghces and inherit
ances, in the United States and foreign counties.
Of funds IN the United and State stocks and
oar and o bond mortgage offreehold estate. -,
All communications addressed (post paid the undersigned WI
receive prompt faithful attention He is solely authorized 70
agncy the late hm Of Palmer
Snothcn.
fidelity and despatch, = Y 49,.
WARRINGTON, Oct. %, 1851.
Qg-dtwNlawu
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THEATRE-Tbe thrilling drama Of the French spy full
spite Of and with
applause The Of Madame Celeste piece en-
ey and the and Of action, adm
expressive and ace Of feature with which
character fully sustained her unvaed reputation this dc
parmsn Of Ter II is due also, the whole company and
especially the accomplished manager, the com
adequacy preparation which have appeared The
representation this establishment this very cass OF
dramas.
The piece il TO be repeated this evening.
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Congressional Dinner "a NJ ssuth.

meeting general COMMITTEES Of members Of the Senate
and House who unite IN the entertainment
Vyen 10 Governor Kossu held In the Speakers Friday
le "a instant following committees appointed;
Committee Of .1TTansemsnis
Hon. GEORGE BRIGGS, Of New York
lion. GEORGE w. JONES, ofIowai
Hon n. II. STANTON, OF Kentucky
lion. JAMES q. JONES, Of Tennessee;
Hon GILCHRISr POTTER, Of Missouri.
Conainiliss Of Invitation
Hoa. THOMAS l.. CLINGMAN, Of North Carolina
Hon. THOMAS b. FLORENCE, OF Pennsylyania
Hon. J. w. BRADBURY, OF Maine.
CSuniliss IA Cseaoniss.
Hon. y. p. STANTON, Of Teunesseej
Hon. A. Il. BUTLER, of South Carolina
Hon. T. YATES WALSH, OF Maryland
The dinner viii be given the National Hotel Wednesday,
the 7h instant att O'Clock, p. m.
The members Of the Senate aud House
Representatives may procure Of Sergeant
al Arms OF the respective houses.
VIM M, CwINN, Chairman.
H. II. STANTON, Secretary.
Jan add
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EoR THE AssEMBLIEs-Ws open this day at 10 O'Clock
dust Europa) Of beautiful goods,
suitable for balls parties &C consisting, In pari, Of
Colfeurs pearl, and blond caps
Feathers tipped with gold and silver
Gold and silver flowers, ornaments for the hair
wreathos aud lunches.
EVENING FANS.
100 newest patterns evening fans, pearl yory and sandal
wood. Shell tuck combs.
PERFUMERY.
assorted perfumery for the handkerchief
bpuf; Lubn's hno soaps musk jasmine; geaniun
iocky club heIioirope, SC.
GLOVES
ajou best Md gloves and promise TO ~ hand from No.
to No. H. any color gloves rip or tear out
PARkER'5
Fancy Store, under National HOTEL
Jan G-g
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R.l.,,en. OF ,ns unl,ta s,a... ana m,r,eo.


The following statement has been received by US for
publication from the State Department and would have
appeared in last issue, but for an oversight We give
il now it comes from the department. without assn
ming for ourselves 10 have any other information on the
subject, to express any opinion in relation 10 itEp
UNION.
We understand there is good reason 10 believe that
persons in New York and in this city have been endeav
orng to thwar important Of the government
bearing upon its relations with Mexico, and especially
the Tehuantepec treaty. by corresponding with persons
OF supposed influence high office in that country.
Whatever may be the other motives of those persons in
adopting such course, il reasonably be ascrbed
TO sense OF patriotic duty especially when they must be
presumed 10 be that they guilty of the penal
offence denounced in the law of the United States which
we subjoin
CHAPTER Ida act for The punishment of certain crime.
therein specified.
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives.
Of the Uaited States Of america IN Congress assembled That
he be actually resident, abiding within the United
States, or in any foreign country shall, without the per
directly or indirectly commence or carry verbal OF
written correspondence intercourse with any foreign
government, officer agent thereof with intent
70 influence the conduct OF any foreign gov
eminent or OF any officer Or agent thereof in relation TO
disputes controversies with the United States,
dessthe measures OF the of the Uned States
United States. and not duly authorized, shall counsel ad
e aid or assist In any such correspondence with intent
misdemeanor, and before any Of the
United States having jurisdiction thereof shall be punished
by fine exceedig five thousand dollars, and by i'm
prsonmen during less than six months
ceedng three Prop,ded oiiooys, That nothing in
this contained shall be construed abrdge the right
individual czens of the United States apply by them
selves their Law ul agents any foreign ovenment,
the agents thereof for the redress Of injuries in ela
ton TO person property which such individuals may have
sustained from such government Of its agents. c
zens or subjects
APPROVED January 80, 1899.
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nnIrIsrI AI.mAnAc Ann cnnpANInN FnR ls,a-

BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1854
Imported from London by subscriber and this day received
isi and 1851 Railways the Uni
ted Kingdoms Great Exhibition Of 1851 Fluctuations OF the Funds
The Figures Public Debts and Stand
ing Of the European States The Controversy the In
vensn OF FuSons Chronicle OF the Session Of Parliament Of 1851
Abstract Public Abstracts Of Parliamentary Doe
Public improvements Chronicle OF Oceuences Lists OF
Public Officers Parliament the Courts o. Law Of tho Church,
Of England those foreign service Foreign Minis
England, Ministers abroad agents
agents unvefhes club houses, scientific institutions
imports exports, statistics and much other useful Information
Jan FRANCk TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON, January 6, 1852.
To the Editor Of the Union:
Sir: Your reporter saws:


Mr.. BAYLY moved suspend the rules to permit him
10 offer resolution calling The President for information
concerning the efforts Of leg satures of the British Wes
India islands induce free colored emigration from the
United States The rules suspended and the resoiu
ton was adopted.
The resolution was OF much more important charac.
ter. Here it is:
Whereas there was issued on the l6h Of October, 1885,
by the Secretary of State of Colonial Affairs the British
government, the following circular, viz
"CIRoULAR
"DowNISs STREET, October 49, 1850
"SIR have acquant you that has been suggested
thar desirable class OF eugants Tor the West Ind
colonies miph be induced 10 them from among the
arrival and locaton n ey choose 10 come, would have
doubt be advantageous both themselves and the colo
mics. / am aware OF anything which be done by
the colonial government TO encourage such Immigration,
beyond showing 10 acts giving the privilege
Of naturalization to Sny such persons might come aud
settle there, and providing thar bounty should be payable
sact immigrants under Arrangements br
thought desirable. would also suggest, deserving Of
consideration, whether laws m ht be passed rendering
bind ng, certain conditions, engagements pay sums
OF money which may have been agreed by
although such engagements hare been acted 10
Anutca and phue The ydrtG IN staie Of sLdUuv.
a. have, de- GREY"
And whereas the subject referred said circular
matter Of the deepest interest 10 the people Of portion
OF this coniedeTacy therefore,
Rssored, That the President OF the United States be
quested TO communicate this House, ii incompatible
with the public interest, any information he may possess
respecting said circular and particularly what action the
Legislative assemblies Of the British West India islands
Be good enough to publish it.
Yours, &C., &C., &c,
tn H. BAYLY.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioncer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-on Saturday,
instant shalt sell the premises, O'Clock
highly property known the Farmers Hotel situated
in square 4l OF 9Th and streets, having
rs sh including all the extensive
occupied BY Sutton and Whaly livery and sale
OF this property surpassed by being
in The city Centre Market and Post and
paient Offices.
Terms One fourth balance equal insAmen
one wo three the purchaser giving notes for the defer
payments tho sale deed
and taken. TILE good, and all encumbances
moved.
Jan I'D A. GREEN, Aucioneer.
[Telegnphl
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TUESDAY, January G. 1850

J. NJ Vancott, esq, OF New York. and Kiah b
Sewa esq of Alabama were admitted az attorneys and
councillors of this court
No SO. VIM L. Pierce 81 al, appellants u.s. Henry Fz
hugh at al The argument Of this cause was continued
by MIR Seward for the appeees, and concluded by Mr.
Mathews for the appellants
No So Albert Seekamp's administrator, appellant, Us
Neill McCoulls administrator, 81 al The argument Of
this cause was continued by Mr. Robinson for the az.
peees.
Adjourned until tomorrow. II O'Clock, a.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS co
No. SO Wall street. N. "
BROWN sHIPLEY, CO.,
. Liverpool.
H. C. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE s. Co,
a6-Rue Notre Dame des Victories
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships win gold
bullion, SPECIE jewe, precious stones metals unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the expressed
Sept 5-dly
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THE MAGNETIC TEIEGnAPu COMPANY,
MORSE LINR.J
wAsmsoroS oruoF, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

oTrfoE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
FiGh house east Of National Hotel, Noe.
TUE established company the United
the line, ertendpF
Washington, BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New York.
delivering and receiving al the intermediate staions aye
de wilmington Trenton New Brunswick New
ark aud Jeyey Cyhe only line In The The present time
having four wchas lately undergone extensive repairs and y
deliver number of messages which
be required Of for the accommodation Of the public win an
accuracy pompnes, and fidelity hitherto unequaed This ne
with other companies Of Morse lines east west no and
SOUTH extending already heen Thousand miles, 10 either Of
delivered ~ desrea The man
line thoroughly systemAtzed its bus
mode delivery Its
charges equal All with special vors none With the ae
ties T business possessed this pany, every IL INV
a 10 inv ibis and fthcy reliable for ieie
graphing The Offices Of Magnetic Telegraph Company
ashp qon city, avenue, fifth Of National
Hotel; Baltimore, No Exchange South Cay streets Phadephia,
Quincy Granite buldingi New York, No
VIM NJ SWAIN, Prc.iden,
March 1i-3md'
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. w. NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Manager
"WEDNESDAY Evening" January 2, 1882,
win performed second time the grand drama of the
FRENCH SPY, in which great artistic, MADAME
CELES lie, will appear.
Dancing by Miss ANNE WALTERS,
And the farce Of BAMBoOZLING.
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Smithsonian Jsectures.-The second lecture Of
course MARX HorKss, ID. d. win he delivered ON
Wednesday evening" 7h Instant at IN O'Clock Subject Method
pliedt o n
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PRI-
III vATE SALOON Tuesday and Wednesday January and Z,
viii Offer residence Of his Exceency NJ de
Rosa the Mexican Minister large and handsome collection
household furniture.
Purchasers viii find this opportunity Of obtaining superior
articles nt remarkably low prices.
The house will open day from TO- M.
Jan 6-2t q. W. BOTELER, hucioneer
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MssrrNeA meeting Of gentlemen now IN Washington
from will be held the Irving Hotel at hap ten
O'Clock "wednesday morning. for the purpose OF uniting in
ors,pect Kossuth All now in
tps city are Invited 70 attend.
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poU Rent, the large and commodious house lp th
Il first ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister,
For apply to Gen. Gnuol, Six ildinrs.
Sept 9l-eodtf (lnlel1l
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Private boxes So Dress circle so cents Reserved
rs Orchestra rs Family circle p cent?
TIL I'd tier, so cents Colored gallery, IS cents.
In
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urooDi wOoDi WOOD THE subscriber has hi. wood
yard bridge eight hundred
hickory oak pine which he anxious sell for
agent all times, ready deliver
suit He viii take the liberty
as 20 the quality Of the wood
&c via TO IT. O. Daniel r. Frost John Cagett a. G. Gram
mar, Bayly Washington Rev L. r. Morgan Rev Mr. Ham
jan 7-soam. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
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HOUSE Journals ty-Eirst Congress-A the copies
III Journals distributed Gentlemen having
possession, and having immediate use or Them
respectfully House ofRepesena-
nves, ..n
Jan "a Librarian Hsusv Of Representatives
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WINTER la spitxbergen, a book for youthi by Rev.
w E. Goodrich Smith. ~
The sovereigns the Bible by Eliza R. Steele.
Poetry for Children and Youth with introduction by
T. Edwards D. ID.
The First Woman by Gardiner Spring, D. D.
just received for sale by -
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Jan 3 Booksellers 9th street