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SPLENDID EXHIBITION
Al ODD FELLOWS HALL! FOR ONE WEEK MokE.!
AND Positively THE LAST!

SPLENDID EXHIBITION!
At ODD FELLOWS HALL! FOR ONE WEEK MoRE!!
AND Positively THE LAsT'
COMMENCING THIS MONDAY EVENING MAY To-
Z pratt's Great Original Panorama OF Eden rs'
w Botany OF HE ODE with three groups Adam and Eve
,eo he, exquisite finished Oil C,ors, and never before
hNe!n The city OF Richmond.
Doors open O'clock III. Panorama will commence moving
a Admission 25 cents MaylU
FcOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER GOODS.
EAEEhEN FOX have received steamers Cy OF Notok
AID Roanoke their supply Goods most OF which nave
purchased New York. auction the past week and VIII DC
80 avery low prices. Among them may be iolnu-
mls Silks. Checks and Stripes, veiy cheap
rEn;eh Foulards and Grenadines
DO Bareges and Tissues
DO Silk, a,uslins and icrnani's
Do orsandy and Jaconet Muslins
Do French and Scotch Lawns
SACK and printed ChallIe
White figured aud embroidered Musins
, reach and Scotch Ginghan,s
Zen hrilnes. for boys
IN MourHinr Goots. in great variety c,;
Az FreLc Worked Collars Sleeves and Founcng Isole
>ss Trimmings with full stock Of house keeping Goocs
Linen Coon-to which they invite the attention oil 'hsT
uu NO. cO7. BROAD STREET
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liz 1T Is TRULY ASTONISHING win what ra.
H. riji;v rmness H. c. Farrcs Arabian Linnent has
M public lew months and all that known
powerful medicine OF Arabic origin had made It's
.aas Now there hardly family be found that does no;
rt Always hand AMI would be without H. who
magic disease and wonderful pc.
h., II relieving pain. See advertisement.
Il sif al, oy PURCELL, LADD & CO,
III v,ys. Day the Proprieiors.
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ME casks fresh vreina Lime landing for sale.
ne superiority Lime the Thomaston WIN De &c
the University OF Virginia specimens were sent
yss THE darker dove coored variety, CHE kind now
Tor sa!e) contains SO per Of Carbonate OF Lime WIN
lace Of Carbonate Magnesia" analysis shows
me 10 contain but per Of foreign matter has 6een
nearly al The brick layers and pas,eers in the city, and al
70 be equal If not Superior to any they have used The
isnden Of the Gas Works en,ireys purity recon-
above any other Purchasers invited TO call and ex'
$ before buying elsewhere. T. j. PEYTON,
%il-3t Basin Bank
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EHJE fun .ock Of Boys and Chen's Cloth
w ingconsistng Cashncre black colorci Alpaca,
Merno Round jackets Cashmere Linen and Coonae
all 10 old Also Silk, Aapacca, Mo-
Marseies Vests Youths These goods nearly all Of
lici,ed by SMITH e. MARVIN.
NYayS reet
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NOISIuNi The country.
2eHgr unless signed BUTTS or the wrapper frice ohe
ger 5r,i.o. bottles for five dollars n.,
10y Dr.. ;sa everywhere May
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
yEAMILT0S IL IIESDREE CoUSsELI.oRS At LAW AND GENE
II LAND AGENTS. will attend promptly 10 all professional
business Supreme Courts OF The Stale ana IN
the District AMI Courts TO all matters
their Address (nst Pad
civ of Austin, Texas Jan. l6--cwy
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- MUSTANG LINIMENT.-lth has long been
,sion that when much disinereS evidence
zen asor OF lnmeR every ought TO be satisfied
S peFcmai that II Is recommended for ana we are daily
g efficacy Virginia curing pains 10 the breast side
~ paris the body, and The hundreds OF certificates tina!
base been sven has cured RHEUMATISM SPRAiNs OLD
los Barns. Tumurs. HANDS WOUNDS, BROKEN OR
NIPPLES. swELLiSGs OR PAINS IN
s5DY the horses Of SPAWN, KING BONE
m EsrrL SCRATCHES, FOUNDER, STIFFNESS or ANY EN-.
MUSCLE LOOK the new advertisement IN
J oirrr cpHmn
81 bottle eight anc the uu Gus Doite nree Times
rurh - III. y, eta size March l3
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THOMPSON & ONDESLUY'S.
Baltimore, Nd.
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the establishment OF Professor Holloway "a srahI, N
Temple a Indon and by all rcsnectabc Druggists ah @
I'm Medicines British Empire and by those m me u
Ja,cs pots 81 s. cents and q % esn
Wholesale by the principal Drug the Un>n an oy es
A. b. & D. SANDS, New YORK, and Mr. j. HuSEl, 81 Maiden
Lane. New York ,;,-,.-
-. -. * "a ~ o,rb hox Ami 2S-cw4tly
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For Richard ". Pox, Sheriff, OF King Wlla'H e'uh
anril
The daily union., 1852-12-10
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 10. 1859.
Cougress--Thursday.

SESArE-The President Of the Senate laid before that
body communication from the treasurer OF the United
States. and report from the Secretary of the Interior
which were laid on the table
The resolution submitted by Mr. Hale, in relation to
The henors TO be paid deceased members of Congress
came up for discussion; and, after short debate il was
rejected. hia1
Ihe Senate wentint executive sessions and after
naming short time therein the doors were reopened
when they adjourned until Monday next
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATvEs-Nob business was trans
acted by the House to-day Immediately after the read.
ing OF the journal, Mr. Duncan announced the death OF
his late colleague, the Hon. Benjamin Thompson, OF
Massachusetts, which occurred during the recess and,
after the delivery Of euoges upon the deceased by Mr.
D. and Mr. Chandler, the usual resolutions were passed.
and the House adjourned
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All Hall! California !

BY the elegraphic despatch in another column ap-
pears that California has given the enormous majority for
Pierce and King of fifteen thousand! If this statement
be accurae-and we know Of reason to question it
it is certainly hemos astonishing result of this unexam
Piled canvass California has been the selected scene Of
executive operations and influence acting through va
rious departments Of official services and if her gallant
democracy has given, out Of total vote OF forty or
fifty thousand the immense majority above stated then
has the supremacy Of the democratic principle and policy
been vndicated the shores OF the Pacific in manner
which may fearessy challenge at the admiration
and the emulation OF The whole Union
II is deeply 10 be regretted that the same despatch
which brings the dngs Of this remarkable resul, Of the
election in the Golden State should also convey 10 US
the intelligence Of another disastrous confagration
by which the wealthy and beautiful city Of Sacramento
has been laid in ruins.
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sions by careful and often painful Investigations. And
whatever may have been his personal predictions OF
party proclvy. his FIRST inquiry questions ot private
or public interest was, Is IL righr To these sound
qualities OF head and heart, MIR. THOMPSON added the
amenities OF gentleman, from the exercise OF which
no rudeness could for moment siartle him. The great
beauty OF his life, which though had It's best iiustra
tons and ample reward in the bosom OF almost
dolizlng family, should not be without its effect on
those who abored with him in public
i know, Mr. Speaker. that the modest refining man,
however important the situation he may occupy, pre-
senls fewer saent points upon which the sailrist or
the euogst seize, and his virtues buried 10 the
didence by which they surrounded. But eonspcu-
ousness striking characteristics not the only qua
Ties to be approved ina public man. Those have their
time, their object and their admirers but in the inged
ents OF legislative hall, the thoughtful student the
careful investigator the gentle spirited. and the upright,
must be regarded essential TO the proper exercise OF
diverse talents aad qualifications n others. And hence
while the domestic circle is convulsed with irreparabe
bereavement, and social life disturbed by the loss OF
good man, this House may well mourn its deprivation
by the death oil SO thoughtful, pure our late
fellow member #
And, sir, since for the dead and euoges upon
their virtues avail little without well end
this House will pardon me- hope, if venture 10 offer
the lesson of that good mans life the mtabe model
OF legislative morals. aaa.hAE {.
So the resolutions of Mr.. DUNCAN being agreed to,
The House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Nv @. w. BoTELER, Auc,ione.r,

fTNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust from John Walaer TO the subscriber,
18Th, recorded the 27 January 647
Libe w. No. l3 oos 2s7 ls9, and 800
Of Washington county in the Dsct of Columbia, shall offer
public auction, the highest bidder therefor,
pieces Of ground in the said city Of Washington known
distinguished Marked and laid down thereof
numbered g. TO- IL ~ l3 IA, Is, 6, IL square
hundred and $3.50 the half Of number
hundred and the improvements thereon,
Sale TO be made the premises Thursday December 0
l O'Clock, the be
residue in three equal payments 6l2 and IL
with from date be secured the satisfaction the
On full payment Of the purchase and interest," valid
deed, conveying purchaser purchasers all title
vested in the trustee, will be executed.
Of be complied with within days
the right resell prop
public aucon such credit he think M the
the dethung purchaser
Washington All
yancng of purchaser purchasers
-sB 45 ts es...r4tfs sHs. JOHN A LINTON, Trustee
.a +ass# 4t&aE .5 G.. W. BOTELER, i5r lr
Nov 2S-3tawfwtd 4 K ri . AucioneeT.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
ny J. c, MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.

pEWs IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
Saturday the Ith Of December ensuing,
following named in ST. Johns Church,
west,
viz
On the ground floor
Nos g. A. 49, Ia Is 49, &C. 2s 90 30 81 49, a. a , 40, Al,
5g o. 62 63 &C. 90 &c. 10 Ill ~ "a rs, u, 7e 81 ss,
81, ~, 96, 9s. lol, lo2 and io3
In the gallery - st 4 : = II J
Nos s6 10, II, L. Ia IA. is. e. II, 49, 10, 81, 2a
25, B, n, and %.
pews egby situated, among best in the
Any valuation,
application 10 the at time previous to the SALE
The one-iourh the purchase be
paid hand months fourth eight months,
twelve months from the of
The with approved endorse for
ered bearing interest from the day Of And on fail
comply within after the the
ve ght Of rseing The said pews Of them,
the risk and expense Of the purchasers sol default
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Nov l3-eoi&dsif hucuoneer.
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ny J. g. McuUIRE. Auctione.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE AT
sucuonBy OF deed Of bearing date the 10th day
March, 1884, duly recorded In ibe j. A. 81 81 aiOa 3s
$40, m Washington county,
the District OF Columbia, the subscriber trustee will sell al pub
highest bidder Monday the 18th day of ecem
her, 1854 O'Clock, the premises The north half Of lot
number twenty 20 square two hundred and ninety ~
fronting twelfth feet and half
inches with depth of one hundred and ye feet and
inches which three story
lately nshed nine and
desirable location for residence
found in portion of called the Island
Terms onehird cash, and the balance six twelve, and
eighteen months, with deed given and deed
taken the deferred Costs of conveyances be
paid by the purchaser.
c. ASHFORD, Trustee
JAS, q, MCGUIRE,
Nov l3-eod&ds AucuoDeer
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I, ApIEs, DaEss copDs.-we \

AIDES DRESS GoDDS.-We have Just opened a splendid
IL dress goods consisting OF rich btocade and
plain silks, French Ceshmercs aises English and
French Of the fashionable colofs which
selling reduced rich black bocade and high ue plain
Canton cloths, apacas, and bobaznes which
call before purcas
ing rs we are determined o offer great bargains.
E, MAXWELL, sEAi,s, A. COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between s,h and leth streets,
nsok 30 rendif
The daily union., 1852-12-10
PETITIONS UNDER Tus RULE

BY Mr. CLEMENS, of Virginia The petition of James
Bennett with The accompany pers, claiming pay
his services soldier in the OF 1872 referred the
Commute Military Affairs. ~
BY Mr. BERN1ISEL. The memorial OF the governor
legislative assembly of the Territory OF Utah. asking
Congress for 10 deay the expenses of
pelng ncusons Of ndiansi referred TO the Committee
Military Affairs.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
The Secretary Of state.

We learn that the nomination of Hon. Edward Everett
as Secretary OF State yesterday communicated TO the
Senate and that the nomination was unanimously con-
irmed at the instance Of distinguished gentlemen Of
both parties, without the usual fomay OF days delay
and reference 10 committee.
The daily union., 1852-12-10

ELEGANT SETS OF FURs.-TODD co offer the la
IA dies Of the metropolis and vicinity c and valuable collection
on furs.
comprises richest and descriptions Of
royal emne iudson bay sahes baum and chin
Canadian black chidrcns
o honnot cbidrens white, pearl gray brown and black
beaver for misses and In fac article In the trade
Recognised by and fashion represented At their sal eroo
aud sold satisfactory prices.
Brovn's Marble Hoici Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Dec5 4Gteodi
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by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF oMNIBUsEs, HORSES, HARNESS,
&c-The subscriber Of trust, will offer
public auction, the {.
Cure at 10 O'clock Tuesday, the 2lst Instant omni
Of harness. 6 horses together with a the stable
RoBT. 8. PATTERSON, Trustee.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Dec s-4tawkds AuctioneeT.
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prepare aud report TO the Senate before the first
Monday OF January ne all the general appropriation bills.
except the one providing ioy the civil and diplomatic
penses OF the government,
Mr. HUNTER. Mr. President hope that resolution
will be laid over until Monday or Tuesday next, do
not see bs honorable his who introduced
H. move that the further consideration OF the esolu-
lion be postponed uatil Tuesday next
The motion was agreed TO-
The daily union., 1852-12-10
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.

On motion by Mr.. CASS. the Senate then proceeded
the consideration OF executive business and after
time spent therein. the doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
RUasY ACADEMY.

HUHHf NtNDEWf.
(Corrr Of x and IAN areefs)
DoARDINc Day school for Young Genuemen.C. Mort
ID son, principal
r. w. bushnell, NJ. A., associate principal.
A. J. Richardson, tutor
John GA, teacher of penmanshp.
Nous. n Raouit, teacher of French language.
Thos r. Everett, a. NJ, VI. D.,
Professor Charles Girard, lecturers.
Professor William Chaneey Laugdon, A. NJ, J
Circulars can be had al the academy. Dee 5-eod2w'
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FURNISHED RoOMs.-To let, four or dve handsomely fur
nshed ooms comprising all aud third door la
Iamiy, boare eer separately
kitchen In the furnished with all the
cessa culinary apparatus Two restaurants within few yards
Inquire al this Office Dec 2-eoda'
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Thirty- second Congress second Session.
THURSDAY. DEcEMBER .. 1852.
SENATE.
EAEVVIlFH CONGRATULATIONS

Hon. Isaac p WALKER, from the State OF Wisconsin,
aupeared in his seal this morning.
The daily union., 1852-12-10

us. JANE TAYLOR, tho south side OF Pcnnsyi-
vi H and 9th sees has several vacant
of nembcrs-permanent transient boarders
accommodated with boad and private pao II desired
Dec 5-e Y
The daily union., 1852-12-10

NEW silks and Dress Materials Gener alty.The sub.
IN sebe have Just received the following 10 which they respect
fully the attention OF citizens and sojouners, viz
2s pieces very rich brocade silks
a5 do elegant brocades for evening
10 do rich plain rept silks, all
10 plain pout sole, for evening
9j do rich figured poult dc site
10 do rich black figured silks
IS do plain black gro de Rhine
IS do coiored and black watered silks
~ do elegant Lyons velvets all coors
80 do fine french merinos do
as do do Cashmere d'eeo-se
80 do do mousseines dc lanes
10 do rich plaid raw silks
10 do French mcrinos, for misses dresses
wi a asso nj of mo goods
HooE BROTHER, co.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Gray Hairs and BaIdness.

III II. LovET,s wAHPENE for restoring gray og
IL nal color and curing baldne constantly on hand BY the sub
scrber only authorized the
wabpene District OF Columbia and having
rangsmenis with the proprietor thai AIN able offer the
pubic al 50 d6zeh.
The pa6e hereby cautioned against spurious article in the
market The only the establishment OF Pro
H. I. Loye purchased only Of sylvester, drug
gist, corner of Ga and streets, Washington, d. y,
Dec 9-eod2w
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q ~sx~,r Notice. amer Tuesday, the 23d instant
2SASkke the MARYLAND will make but
26k week until further notice leaving Washington on
Tuesday, a6k and BALTIMORE Thursday at o'clock,
p. IN.
For fOgh, and passage apply on board, orto -
GEO. MATTINGLY,
Nov 2l-3taw1w Agent
CEMENT. CEMENT.-A fresh supply of best New York ee-
v meut, just received.
2. M. PEARSON CO.,
Dee i-eo5t 1th street, Canal.
The daily union., 1852-12-10

The purpose Of Great Britain possess herself Of Caba
indemnify her capitalist, who held bonds cf Spain,
rs exhibited IN the above and Ia The other doou
mens we have named, think is very likely spoken of
in the portion of Mr Secretary Buchanans despatch sup
pressed by Mt Fillmore hardly be that he was nm
informed upon events Of such importance to the country
Besides there internal cydeace ia the instructions TO
Mr Saunders which makes Il certain that Mr. b had in
formation this point On page ~ tHoose doc No i2D
the Mr Bnchanan says Mr. tunderi
You may then touch delcaiely upon the danger that
Sain may Cuba, Gc Sc. that IL be wrested
from her by Great Britain should rupture rake place be-
the countries sdslng out Of he dismissal OF Sir
Henry Buwer, and b. retained 20 pay the Span,sh debt due
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Lot the people Of England remember that they
whom these Spanish thieves owe annual interest OF
upwards of one million six hundred thousand pounds
year. fr the slave sugars and coees Of Cuba
ana Porto hco, sum fully greater than this, mostly in
English god the hard earnings Of honest English industry,
those very Spanads, and then let them ask The cand
dates Jr their suaees ther VI returned TO Parliament,
they will suffer any longer this bari,ced robbery
nuo Let the people Of England ask the candidates for
their Vi they will tameY and basey connive at
longer OF this ifeebooery the expense CT the
hard honey hards and exhausted sweat Of E1gsh labor
and English honesty.
Will they suffer this In order that the Queen &C Spain
and her pfofgao court, and yet prohigate minis
may continue w lavish and wassfr expenditure
greater by half than which contents the and
maintains the dguY cf our Queen the grcsest SOW
ereisn Of he carh
VIII the people Of England be content any longer
look quiey upon C0bt and Porto Rico, producing IN value
upwards OF ten millions seding OF produce annually,
the side, and unpaid debt OF ibs ioftysir mil
lions due by Spain British sohjeets, the other side
Cuba and Porto Rico rich and easy prize
and orbear onger dsran the goods of their cal
thy, their faitfess their npnuciped Spanish debtors
Ftnsif | repeat that the bstie with the
British bondhoders be fought by them the husng.
Though my political opponent think they ought have
confidence In Lord Pain-ron bot " the Bslish bond
holders do theit duty themselves and Lord Pelmerson
should, nevertheless, dssppolnt their Just expectations,
then, sny, you will know where 10 look for VINO. in
what be teels be just will neither alter,
Ainch, deceive, desert. OF betfay. .sss
Your aithfal servant $500
The daily union., 1852-12-10

The PRESIDENT pro TEN laid before the Senate a
ler IRON the treasurer Of the United States, commu-
ang in pursuance Of law copies of his accounts for
ne al and 4lh quarters Of 1851 and the LIST and I'd quar-
,ss o 1852 as adjusted by the accounting officers OF the
treasury which was read, and ordered lie upon the
table - ,.,,
The PRESIDENT pro TEN, also laid before the Senate
report OF the Secretary Of The Interior, communicating,
800 statement of appropriations for the service OF that
deoartmenl from July 1st, 1851 TO June 30h, 1852
which was read and, on motion by Mr.. GWiN, il was
ordered 10 lie on the table
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Any Of readers, who may have to English
Journals the debates in Pa ament OF he date st7)
ieued win hnd perusa Of them, far they relate
to this subject, peculiarly into resting and Instructive Han
sard iu us Dsbaes In Parliament" vol 93 third sees
p5ge 2S speeches Of Lord Palmerson and OF Lord
George Bennck the debate upon the Of the Span
isb boudhoders referred in the Nj Ness Register
Also vol. H. page Ss7 has interesting in
nexon the designs OF Great Britain in Cuba. In
this journal find letter from Lord George Bsntinck,
addressed to the British the Of pending elec
tion, from which make the following extracts
Extract from, Lord Gsorgs Bentineks Lstfsr. dated
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-26

JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Merchant, MI arIket Rridua
OFFERS FOR SALE
IO 0Dd LBS II s. T % family Bacon
$4,000 lbs Western Bacon-loose and in hhds
$50 kegs Lard and Butter
$50 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
$50 hhdsr boxes and bbs. Porto Rico Cpba loa
and clarified Sugars va
25 hhds. Cuba Moasses
$50 bbs old andne Brandy, Whiskey, Malaga and
Madeira Wine -N
so bbls Vinegar
IL bbs Lard Oil
$50 boxes adamantine and tallow Candles
100 do Soap
100 do ex10 and 10x12 Glass
100 kegs Nails
100 packages Pouchong, Imperial and Gunpowder
Teas ~
500 bags best Peruvian Guano
100000 Principe and best Havana Seears
Brazil Sugar, Raisns Cheese, Almonds
Sautern Wine, Fire Brick Cement
Hardgrove's Tobacco Irish Glue
Poudrette, Cow Peas.
ALSO,
$4,000 feet Tobacco Box Plank
100000 large cypress heart Shingles
156 bales N. G. Cotton. nm