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WINES, BRANDIES, AND HAVANA CIGARS
E1ErfRs CHAMBERS No. 400 BrOadusy Iup'i. Of wNs.
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FENolLEr SETS IN EVERY yARIkTY-ToIe SET, . 10 "a
ana 10 pieces o. Blue, White Granite, Fswng Decorated
an Gilt and Fancy Patterns and Evsrs sn
Vne, pieces sihgy and In pairs JAS D. b. EVANS
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III AMPs FHUsGENE GAS, BUkNll,U FLUID AND GAM
PENE-The subscribers manufacturers
IN the above articles and on-r for the
gest Of spirit lamps be found
They wcud call special attention TO the tnt ty PosgsHe
LAMP which furnishes the brilliant known
and the principle Davy Safety Lamp
AS T. mSke an explosion from accident impossible. II superior
To ARTIFICIAL light where the cities
Materials for light Of best quality always for sale the
market price. CHAs STARR, ia, A co.
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4 hoNARDs Machinery Depot 100 Pearl ana an ~
country. 'AA 'Ne oest makers in iht
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- SteftNDfI--Alarge sac al M. -
prices Also Buon. Pins Needles. and Eye. cJoet.
Plated Ware consisting o Castors Spoon, Fo,Is So
aeies Butter Knives, Caps and Gobets. sale By
A. A
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES.
w "hirLoCK, Manufacture. No. IOI Canal stree. y
A'n u GLIDING in all iis Jranehrs NA'A street, ~
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~ 6f Barclay street '' ~
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a DAMS & cos New York, Virginia aud Norh 4 aryiina
st.nmship Esprcss United
okr and Jamcstown, tOdHdIrODl Ncto
org de- de- dcHayns effected with the u
mall hne OF steamers from New York Richmond
special ESprrs privileges that route
70 receive and forward TO and from New York.
oed $3.50 Nv S''''S ''S%
Our Express will leave New York Wednesday
Gay Steamers RolSoks and JhSErowS
Goods viii be received
hall past O'Clock, y. NJ. on the y o sailing.
Merchants and others ordering York.
quescd To order by adams a ~
Our inland Express will leaving
Richmond daily In charge OF goods
marked TO via the inland rouie
er Express. ADAMS A co
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aN a.
- hoAD-PABisES KING take pleasure In infoi
ns merchants and others Of this city &C. that they
arrangements with the Virginia Railroad
for the eiHsire rcegs running DAILY EMPRESS per tr
mai trains over their line from LynehbuY virginia thence
stages % All points IN Western Virginia Tennessee
will commence operations the 18th Of June.
Due notice will be given routes agent.
The public will lease bear In mind sithough have the
oh-ioe rgt to Express this for IA r
recommendation and not soSOruso Yp, AZ
WN T. M,IfIr as.,,,
je9 p,,1ist1 =,
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Ihe ~ Wines have been with the geate
e are o exceeding hne quality, and many of
u'Iou. oi puIct"inF can, by taking mtny twenty
cf nave en A. The Wholesale prices In addition
hand asuprrior article of Mnf and and brown
gardncr's Eye whstey. MArRy gAHtAND
stre.t b.1...s a, - ~, -.
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subscriber respectfully inform the citizens States
that they prepared hll orders Work
such Haines for public aud private Parks Gardens strp
BacoteS NerandAhs,
be-, Grey Hounds Cast Iron Lambs New
Doors Shutters Guards Gaics and all kinds
tai and Architectural Iron work.
They particular attention enclosing
largest
Enlistment in the country.
Of ad
bers will receive 10y return Of mall
list AL prompt attsu
CO.
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ruN0 fARMERsThe attention of FARMERS h respecthly
ed toa large 10, Of Negro Brogan bound
and unbound, Of These Brcgues inferior
none made In this state and pecu adapted plantation
use They VII be sold ov such Brosuss bought or
0sii whirT 4 PAeE, 70 Main street,
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Don'rhr Gee,s suie"r-- Seminal Weakness, Pain In n,
h Ah.etohs OF the Kidneys Lo Organic Power
iAsty Diseases Of the Head, Nose. skn AZ
"se Peculiar Disorders arising frum
totTu, which, II cured. produces ,.,
der Marriage Impossible e.roy lh BODY .Id
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NJEw YORK MNniiI.tD mCN woIiks ,,r,c, ,,,d .,,..


ding are signed therefor, and the value
de3i-ly
NEw YORK NAHHitD ItCN WORks uf,er ,nd :, ,..
itoom iO3 broadway opposite New Haven
t,rnur IT..
rIL PALACE New York TAs orgiii arienslrs
Ciefsrers az hfrtd Cat II NIHG.A Tble T,u. ,ur,,s
ifsters fp,k tdssS, 'oIHfers, az
ngs for BtRdi"gs, .aci BiaLac LiaL ls Door U.rs
t0tuHsns, BicOn..s tf,., 6 dr dc.
The above COMPANY having jus; completed
hss country aud Mandatory beg attention
o bTdsrs and the public generally,
meht OF NiRBLEIzED IROS JiN7LES, and other article
Nheh tey are nov producing, enlarged
and design OF which, and their exquisite anish has never been
equalrd, and cannot be eNrelled. - ~
The exact limitations o the nnest varieties Marble
ulPiiAN, Sienna, BrOcatee, Ner Agate Prince
hert yasprr ryrrnesc Light SPAR ae white stauay a. Sc
elected the
b,s and fnly established their popularity with
OF the Advantage
owhstandng HIGH DEGREE OF HEAT ~ resisting Oil and
ACIDS, which stain Marbles and their cir APEs
Veng about one third the eos)
=: Santes also Of being packed and safety all parts
The Marbng department under tle direction Of DEM
HG who arsi introduced this iauHdbe
substances. Circulars,
OF patterns, will b. furnished hen
Address orders and communications
"A on. trar
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public printer.

BY reference the proceedings OF the House on yes
,sday, ii will be that the proprietor Of the Wash
ing,on Union was elected public printer to that body
For this fa,,ering mark Of confidence General Arm.
strong feels the sncerest gratitude, and in his behs
we eader 10 the House his wamest thanks II is known
ha, he was honored by the last Congress with the sat
positions and have pleasure in saying that his duties
have been discharged with entire fidelity. The public
work has been executed in style that commands en-
lire satisfaction, and it has been performed with all the
ptomp,ness and despatch which were expected OF him
His arrangements are all made TO execute the work Of
the present House (and if il be the will OF the Senate
Of that body also) in manner that will give full salts.
faction. He prizes the result in the House with feel
ings Of thankfalness, and regards it endorsement
Of the fidelity with which be has executed the trust here
lofore committed 10 him.
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are violations OF law The prejudice OF the person. or
property OF social rights OF the ctzen they are OF Ire
quent occurrence and often the beginning Of down
ward course that leads the psniienaIy and the gal
lows
Those OF more magnitude and involving gTaveT conse
quences. though fewer will probably from their quality.
consume the greatest share OF your time. You will be-
STOW upon them examination and longer consde
ration; the mind more readily concludes that minor Of
fence has been committed than that defendant has cut
himself loose from all the ties that have heretofore bound
him 10 society Such deep-dyed cases, however, there
have been, perhaps are and will be in this Dstrc and in
proportion to the injury inflicted, and the fagrancy OF the
laws violation. is essential that punishment should be
imposed on ascerlaned guilt This cannot be done with
out your agency and finding, any than il be le
gslly inflicted without the verdict OF petit jury.
All other investigation here follows your action Hence
comes Inc expectancy not 10 the necessity OF a.
early decisions BY you proper discharge OF duty will
permit Despatch OF business you will therefore, gentle
men OF the grand jury allow hope, to recommend
respectfaIly TO YOU Il will shorten the term. make the
drafts upon the treasury smaler it due to those who
prosecute nd to those who accused and rapid dis
posal OF Tie preferred will bring your service
close as soon As practicable.
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The fact that notice has already been given in both
houses Of Congress that the homestead bill will be in
roduced at early day is significant, Of the ineres,
which is fell this subject, The notice in the House
was given BY Mr. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, and the
title Of the bill be proposes TO introduce as follows
"a bill TO encourage agriculture, commerce. manufac-
and all other branches OF industry by granting To
every who 10 the hesd Of family and citizen OF
the Omitted Satesa tract OF one hundred and sixty
otland out Of the public domain ipon condition Of
pancy aud cultivation OF the same" NC.
We have already stated that the notices in the Senate
given by Senators Gwin and Chase and, by refer.
10 the proceedings in the Senate yesterday. il will
he seen that Mr. Gwin has already introduced bis bill
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An absurd story based ii would appear upon let
ter from this city Baltimore newspaper gone the
rounds Of the wing papers, relating 70 the resignation Of
Mr. Amber the late marshal Of the United States for the
western dis,rc, OF Virginia. Mr. Amber is con-
nexioo, by marriage. of Mr.. Mason, from vif-
gna and the charge is tha, under the pre'ext Of regard
for Mr. Mason the President had induced Mr. Amber to
resign the Office the promise that he should BE- again
commissioned.
The whole story was absurd on lis face. that we
did not deem il worthy of notice refu,ation: have
seen Mr. Mason since his arrival in this city, bat
through friend. who has conversed with him on The
sabiec, and who has his entire confidence, we
thorzed 10 say that the Statement, alluded to is sheer
fabrication.
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Quick wu.-One OF the readiest replies we have heard
lately was made by an Irish laborer.
AGentlemsn travelling on horseback "down east. !"
came upon lfshman who was fencing in most bar.
rem and desolate piece OF land.
1" What are yos fencing in that lot for Psti' said he
"a herd OF cows would siarve death that Iand~
And sure, yonr honor wa.nt fencing TO kape the
poor bases out iv iti~
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supreme Court Of the United states.

WRpSEspAY, December 7, 1888.
John Perkins, jr., esq, of Louisass, and r. s. Viii.
son. esq, Of Iowa, admitted attorneys and coun-
sellers of this court as iea
Nos. and s. The United States. appellants. ",
Thomas n. Patterson and Samuel Davenpou's heirs
The Argument OF these cases commenced by MIR
Attorney General Gushing for the appellants. and con.
tinued by Mr.. Baldwin for the appsses. 81
Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock
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Report Of the secretary Of tho navy

,is one Of the distinctive features in the times that
the public mind has been directed OF late with more than
usual interest to our navy Reform in this branch OF The
public service has been iavorie topic Of newspaper dis
cusson, whilst the sentiment seems to have been very
nearly universal that increase Of the naval force
sena whether have regard public defence on
to our commercial interests. Mr.. Dobbin has devoted
his mind with anxiety to the investigation Of
the whole subject. and we now have The pleasure Of
laying before readers the conclusions to which he
has arrived Wiihou, comment. commend his sug-
gesons and views to The country worthy OF
consideration HIS whole report will be found to be
ple,e with interesting aud valuable information, whilst
bis mendatons 10 increase OF the navy ard
asto reforms in the service will the ready aten
lion Of Congress The report s prepared with character
sc cIeaIness force, and method, rejecting the hghes,
credit upon the ability well al the industry and energy.
Of the Secretary Of the Navy The friends OF the navy will
find in MI Dobbins report the best evidence of the wis
dom which guided the President in selecting him 10
age this department Of the public service.
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President.

Bs and csah Ms advns end consent Of tie Senate.
John Y. Mason, Of Virginia, TO be envoy extraor-
narv and minister penpo,eniiary the court Of his
imperial majesty the Emperor OF the French.
Thomas II. Seymour. Of Connecticut TO be envoy sx-
traordnary and minister psnpo,sniay at the court OF
his imperial majesty The Emperor OF all the Russas
Robert M. McLane, OF Maryland, 10 be commissioner
10 ths empire OF China.
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EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS

this morning
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS
The PRESIDENT pro fem laid before the Senate the
annual report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury The
and. on motion BY Mr. HUNTER ten thousand additional
copies were ordered TO be printed for the use OF the
Senate.
The PRESIDENT pre- ten also laid before The Senate
letter from the Treasurer OF the United States commu
nicating copies OF his for the third and fourth
quarters Of 1852, and the first and second quarters OF
1853 adjusted by the accounting officers oil the
ary which read and. on motion by Mr.. HUNTER,
it was ordered TO lie on the table.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn also laid before the Senate
the first annual report Of the superintendent OF the public
printing which was ordered, on motion BY Mr. HAM
LIN, TO be laid ON The table aud printed
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
message was received from the House OF Represent
atves by Mr.. McKaign. chief clerk, announcing TO the
the relief of Alexander p Field, late secretary Of Wis.,
consn Territory, and suretes in which the
Of the Senate is requested; and also that the House
have passed concurrent resolution for the election oil
two chaplans for the Thirty-lhird Congress.
PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr. GWlN presented the petition Of c. X Garrison
and Others in behalf OF the Oriental and Pacific Steam
Navigation Company praying that contract may be
pora,ion Of the mail between San Francisco and China,
via the Sandwich islands; which was ordered TO lie on
the table.
Mr. DODGE, of Iowa, presented the petition OF T. II.
Fauneroy and others, officers of the army praying
creased compensation which was ordered to lie on the
table.
Mt JONES, of Iowa. presented the petition of Pamela
Brown, widow of the las Major General Jacob Brown,
prayingfo pension; which was ordered 10 lie upon
the table ~
Molhershead to T. pension; which were ordered to lie
upon the table.
Also, the proceedings OF public meeting in Wash
ingon county, Iowa, upon the subject of The Pacific rail-
road; which were ordered 10 lie upon the table.
rtrcrInN or cU AprAIN
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rnuRsDAY MORNING. DEC. ., 1858.

O. w. JAnss Of Clncissaa, Ohio, collecting sssai
~ ne Western smss asssed BY Assas. H. j. TsoxAs Joxx l.
mr. O. NJ. u. WisGxAx, asd A. L. CHlLpA a, y m.
znr HHxay III. Lxw1s, Of Montgomery, Alabama
Asksms and Tsnnsssss
.rd by q. Lsww JAxss o. Ixwls and SAAusL u. LEwis
Mr. Israel H. JANIS No. South Tenth PhIadeI
s i. our general travelling agent, assisted BY VIZ. H. WELD,
Iox. CoLLlxs JANIS DKEnIxo, HAnnrr Jos burTos Csc
Burros Isaac ~ Bopssx, EDnuKp w. WiLEv WILLIAM l..
W,.sEsAn, aud Csoaox i. McLxeD.
n5- Receipts from either Of uie above VIII be good.
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lhiy-thnd congress, in accordance with the 9Th section
81 the act 10 provide io the the public print
las, and 10 establish the prices thereof for other pur-
poses. approved the Goth OF august, 1852. ~ l'TE
Mr., DODGE, OF Iowa, offered the following resolu-
lion which was cons derei by unanimous consent and
agreed to gees az
Rssored That the Sec eaIy Of the be
furnish the Senate copy Of the items
allowed derent times for the survey OF ina
norlhera boundary lice OF tho Of lows gether with
say information in p session Of his del afmeat touching
the accuracy OF said bombay line
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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In CONGRESS OF THE q. STATES.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER !. 1853.


Hon. ISAAC p WALKER, OF Wisconsin. and Hon
ARCHIBALD DIXON, OF Kentucky. appeared in their seats
this morning.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

The journal OF yesterday was read and approved
ELECTION or PRINTER.
Mr. iBBARD called up the following resolution laid
upon the table yesterday
Resolved That the House do proceed the election
public printer for The House OF Representatives Tor the
present session.
. Upon the adoption OF the resolution, MIR. HIBBARD
called the previous question; which seconded,
the main question ordered 10 be put. and the resolution
then agreed 10.
The following nominations then made:
Mr. HiRBARD nominated Gen. Robert Armstrong.
Mr.. PRESTON nominated Mr.. JOSEPH Gales.
Mr. WALSH nominated Mr.. Beverly Tucker.
Mr.. GiDDlNGS nominated Mir Ga,nalie Baily
MIR, CAMPBELL, OF Ohio, nominated Mr.. Horace
Greeley.
Messrs. HIBBARD BooocK, CHANDLER, and STEPHENS
oil Georgia, appointed teers asE
The House then proceeded 10 ballot for public printer.
with the following result:
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There being no choice the Senate proceeded TO ballo
third time; and the ballots having been received AM
counted, the result was announced as follows:
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Messn. Abercrombe, Appleton, Ball, Benson. Bugg.
Cox Croker, Culom. catling, Dick Dickinson, Elhe.
ridge, Evefhar. Ewing, Farley Flagler, franklin. Good
Hunt. Kerr, Knox, Lindley. MeCuIIoch. Maseson.
Meacham MiddIeswarth, John g. Miller, Morgan, Nor
ton, Mordeca Oliver, Parker Pennington Preston, Prn
gle, Pnryear, Ready, Reese, David Richie, Rogers Rus
teli Sabn, Sage, Sap, Simons, Alexander H. Stephens
John L. Taylor, Tracy, Upham Ehn b. Washburne
Israel Washburn, Tappan Wentworth Yates and zolii
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There being choice, the Senate proceeded to ballot
second time; and the votes having been received and
counted, the result was announced as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
RIM AND LAW.

Tie friends Of Temperance are oiren ta1nti1gly
s.ked why they don't enforce the laws we now have
before asking for stronger. The answer is ready
These lava were not made 20 be enforced or if they
were. tie officers we now have viii not enforce them
There are not less than Three thousand groggeries Of
all sorts open through every Sabbath in our City
though the law expressly DEGREES that they shall be
closed bases every license on that condition and re-
oures cur Police TO report each violation. But the
Rum interest has been o.tered and pamPered by law
until it is too strong 10 be controlled BY law police
men habitualy violate their obligations in refusing 70
report yolaeTs the Aldermen are afraid Of i1juring
Themselves or their party BY doing their duty in the
premises; and so ten thousand men and women ar
made drunk here every Sunday through the sale OF
Liquor from licensed grOgshops in agrant defiance OF
Law. Law and Rum must graPple for life or DEATH
all skiruisiug and slamfehtng between them IS sure
to result in advantage to the latter.
We had letter from Pougbkeepsie some weeks
since. showing how certain unlicensed grogsellcrs in
that village had been for persistng in the traffic alter
one conviction and remission of penalty, again prose-
cuted convicted and sentenced by Judge Barcuo' who
did Bis whole duty in the premises but in stepped
Gov Seymour and pardoned them all, cheating the
community Of an example ard Temperance OF trl-
umph. Now the friends Of Temperance in Newburgh
are proceeding to deal with the most brazen dehers of
law in prosecuting the Rum Traffic there; but they
are discouraged by tie apprehension that Gov Seymour
will pardon Ill that may be convicted and SO render
their conviction a farce. Such an apprehension may
well eneeble if not parayze their efforts.
We have no faith in the practicability of stopping
unlicensed rogshops while any are Licensed. But let
those who larc faith try the experiment and be salts
fol