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EW The Congregational Journal ac-
counts for the partiality with which clergy
men regard tobacco, on the ground that in
the early history of the country it. was
made part of the ministers salary!
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g9S The countryman who thought wild
animals belonged to the Brokers Board.
arrived in town on Saturday TO see the JuE,
fight the bears
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By~ The Washington correspondent of
the New York Express says that "Mrs.
Ashley is the third wife of Mr.. Crittenden.
and MIR. Crittenden is the third husband of
Mrs. Ashley. The happy pair, after the
usual receptions, repair to kentucky"
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EI George Sumner, of Boston, delivers
to- night a lecture on France at the Smith
sonian Institute
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WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN DIRECTO-
RIVE have received from Alfred Hunter
the publisher, a copy of the Directory COM
piled by him. 1t "contains about Il, 900
names, and every name has been canvassed
separately" and is the most complete work
of the kind ever published in this city. The
typographical is clear and does credit to the
printers. 1t can be had at the publisher
store, next to the United States Hotel price
81.
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]B QUO ShIIEIhStOh receives All INT
new books and newspapers as fast published. Ile
is agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines and
our readers will always find large and good assert
ment OF blank books and stationery his book store
Odeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn av.
feb =
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COUGH, COUGH,

seems strange that our friends and others vii
i cough when they can be soon relieved We have
for sale ali the celebrated Cough Sirups and Lozeng
that made in the country and therefore adIis
those afflicted with any disease arsing from cold y
give US q call, as We can soon rehe''
them.
Call at the great Medicine Depot Of
ESPEY 4 MORRISON, Druggists,
mar 2-3teod Corner Of and 7tb SIS
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MilPs Statue Of jackson.


ing this splendid achievement of American
genius, says: Mills equestrian statue of
Jackson-true to life, and of gigantic pro-
portions thousands visit it-gaze and ad-
mire-and return, linger and gaze, till the
glor, of the battles Of New Orleans becomes
as fresh and vivid in their minds, as if they
were of yesterday. The General appears if
mounted on fierce charger, riding rapidly
in review of his triumphant army, with his
cap off, extended in one hand as if receiving
the shouts and acclamations of his victori-
Gus soldiers. The horse is self poised, or
balanced on his hind feet in a wonderful
manner, and gives you a true idea Of the
real war horse. when stimulated to his
greatest action by the drum and fife, and
the roaring cannon. He appears to snuff
the smell of gunpowder, and e1alt and glory
in the scene around him. All about this
statue is true to nature the scene, the
man are Immediately recognized by the be-
holder, and from the proud bearing of the
steed and his rider, we at once in magma
ton see the old hero passing in review his
victorious army after the battle of New Or
cans.
This statue is triumph of American art,
which will be admired by multitudes for
ages to come, while the memory and coun-
sells of Jackson shall be cherished, or our
eagle flaps her wings over the land of the
free and the brave
MB A correspondent of the Literary
Worlds sends the following objection to the
annexation of Cuba:
"About the annexipg of Cuba,
don't care for prospective wars;
But then, when the Islands one Yankee,
We can get no more spanish cigars.
Cabinet Gossiping.
P.-You depend upon a noble gentlman.
S.-The Lord be praised.
P.-You know me, do you not?
S.-'Faith, Sir, specifically.
P.-Friend, know me better.
ST. hope shall know your honor bet
ter.
P.-I do desire it.
S.-You are in state of grace.
lordship are my titles.
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District Appropriations.

District Appropriations.
We fad in the Intelligencer this morning
the following appropriations particularly
interesting to our citizens.
For the extension of the Capitol, two ap-
preparations are made, one in the deficiency
bill of 100000, and the other in the gen
eral appropriation bill of 100000.
For the Patent Office, towards the cree
ton of the west wing, 100000.
For repairing the Presidents Mansion,
including cleaning, painting, whitewashing,
extending the east wing Of Offices for car
riage-house, &C., $500; and for heating,
ventilating, painting the exterior, painting
tie walls and ceilings of the rooms on the
first floor, and the purchase Of books for the
Presidents library, 5000
For refurnishing the Presidents House,
to be expended under the direction of the
President, in addition to the proceeds of the
sale of such Of the furniture and equipage
Of the said house as many be out Of repair
and unfit for use, $25,0OO.
For bringing water into the city, to be
expended under the direction of the Presi-
dent, upon such plans and from such places
as he shall approve, 100000.
For repairing the Long Bridge, extending
over the Potomac from this city to Virginia,
$4,000
For the Eastern Branch Bridges, to be
expended in completing the repairs thereof,
$4,000,
For the Little Falls Bridge, extending
over the Potomac above Georgetown, to be
expended under the detection of the Presi-
dent, $4,000.
For the Equestrian Statue of Gen. Jack
son, to compensate Clark Mills therefor, and
make it the property of the United States,
$4,000.
For an Equestrian Statue of Washington,
our readers are aware, a special act made
an appropriation of 5000
For paving Pennsylvania Avenue, from
the Presidents square to Rock creek, in
addition to former appropriations, $l4, 700.
For enclosing the triangular lot, opposite
the Centre Market, with an iron fence, ST.
500
For erecting lamps, on both sides of
Pennsylvania avenue, from 18th street to
Georgetown, and from the Capitol to the
Navy Yard, $4,000.
For compensation Of three men at one
dollar per day each, for one year, to finish
and keep in order Lafayette square, 81 ,0s5.
For enclosing Lafayette square with on
iron fence, SIS, 100. .
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M ANTED.-A smart, active lad, one that can
w make himself useful. ard come well re
commended None other need apply.
A. TATE, Agent,
mar st Pa ave. BET. 10Th and llth SITS.
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CHAIN BACK TUCKING COMBS.

4 VERY superior article and highly finished, jus
"A received, and for sale low, at
LAMM0ND'S
Wholesale and retail Fancy Street, "a door below T.
mar 2-3teod
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ss- Whitehurst's GalIery.-Where the
best Daguerreotypes in this city, in the world are
made, is on Pennsy lvania avenue near four aDda.
half street.
He has splendid assortment Of gilt frames, Locs'
cts, and fancy just received call and thee
jan %
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Roots "Onde rfuI DaguerreOfypes.
Go to Roots. No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes of lovely faces
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh
street. jan 81
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GEO. " crwoau8,
Aaorns, and Counselor al Lor, Cs'ef.
WILL pay particular stlsnfip TO ,iiee
w nsss in Chicago and v1'p.'y
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FARM FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at private sale. that well-knowr
w Fsrm lying on Seventh street Plank Road, il
Montgomery county, Maryland, about eight miles
from ashington city, containing 37zt acres, NOR
or less about 100 in meadow, 100 in wood and tn,
balance (lT2i) in cleared fields. The Farm can b,
divided into several giving fair proportion of wood
and meadow land to each. The whole Farm is wei
watered, several never-failing streams passing
through it. The fencing is good, and there is a
large quantity of chestnut timber in the woods suit
able for a further division of the fields.
In point of health, beauty, aud location il is not
surpassed by any farm in the State of Maryland ii
has always been remarkable for its beauty. The
dwelling contains eight rooms, kitchen pantry &c.
garnet, cellars, &c, all surrounded by neat pang,
with pump of good water in the yard barn. sta
BILE and other out-houscs; good spring house, with
never failing spring of delightfully."- cool water at
tached.
Servants quarters for as many hands as would
ever be necessary the Farm.
good apple orchard, and some excellent peach
es, pears, cherries, DC.
The road being now Of the very best character,
produce from the Farm and manurcs from the City
can he hauled at any and all seasons Of the year.
This property will be sold twsmy.hce per cent.
cheaper than any other property on the road be
tween il and the city With an ordinary horse, il j.
not more than an hours drive to the city
ANY communications addressed TO CHARLES V.
GORDON Washington ID. g., will receive atten.
ton Dec l5-6teow
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CONGRESSIONAL pRoCEEDINGs

See Pages g. 49, I5 Is 26, 81, 30, 81, By, 81
S. 1875 1879, 200, pol
Standing Committees, Ho. of Reps, S3d Cong 2o5
SPEECHES, &C., IN CONGRESS- THlRTY.sEC
OND CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION.
Canadian ecprocity--TownsbeOd 40
/ Colonization, Debate On in Senate 10
! Com on Foreign ,fairs Report of, in Senate q
! Cuban Expedtion--Giddngs
Foreign kelations--Casss Resolutions, &c. q.
Hayti Soule Resolution for Information con-
corning American Claims III
! Mediterranean Squadron, ao--laie y
Mediterranean squadron, &c.-liale and Mason q
/ Mexican Relations - Continental Railroad, in
Senate ~
! Mexican Relations-Hale 20
Monroe Doctrint-Hale ~
/ Monroe Doctrinc--Soule and Seward lS
Open Session in Senate-Sumner 10
/ Pacific kailroad-Chaso ID
Reciprocal Trade with British Colonies, in House y
Religious Rights of Americans in Foreign Coun-
tries--Cass
Resolution to allow the National Integencert to
Publish tho Dobates-Chase 90 ~
! Tripartite Cuban Convsntion--Mason
Votes for President and Vice President in House u
Washington City Charter Amended in Senate IL
! Proposition to make the Proceedings of the Sen
ate Public-Chase 90
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TUE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON D. C. DECEMBER 49, 1853
PAGr

German Pupuistion of Belti5sore Associated for
Political Purposes. Pierre Poissant. St Do.
mingo Slave. Died in New York, Leaving
$4,000 Rev. Mr.. Hubbell Dismissed from
his Congregation on account of his Wife Wri-
ting Shady Side Two Men Carried over
Niagara Falls. Rev. G. W. Ruter TO be Tried
in Tndis "a for Employing Colored Preacher
to Prpach TO his Brethren
Union of Church and State in Mexico. Bishop
Polk is the Owner of $40 Slaves. Deaths in
New Orleans. Hon. Ger-it Smith, of New York,
Makes Donation of $4,000 for Public ID
brary at Oswego Earthquake at Cumana
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TINT ENGRAVlNGS
IN every naiabc, iN,y arc alsrys to be ioar
~goiey.
soDEy'S LkDYs BOOK contains precisely Y }
fcr shirb you ~oald bsy. 10 take az least three 80
Iasvssinss 10 set the ssme aioonnt Of iniormsu'o
Ii. t.sfgs BvI Is periodical literary usAsu
o. zee TAI ss1 ~ smerics Every lady should p'
sahscnesF-.V nv citisen shouid zee that " ga
the table ~ 10 or daughter II u ionn'A"'
sneAre, .ioDshly pure and instructive lie'"'.i'i
- sssllnT .oarce 81 the rur~st inteliectuai.'y
eya ..dey adopts Scr bis motto, % E1fs'rW
ere elevated; aud b.. un,ivslled sntefpu
tssiiug iu " rety- Eassoa Caarfo"
TERMS
ore copy 0n~ year
Two copies one year
lave eo,ies one year, ard an extra copy ~ ID
person sendiug the elub
Light copies one yssr do 40
Eleven copies one year, DO 40
Uy- Godeys Ladys Book and artnnf Hon
Magazine will both he sout ore year ior ." Do
L. A. Cooley,
No lI3 Chestnut s'rcst, Pbinde'phia
a. Specimens sent II desfed Doc -
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FOREIGN ARRIVALS.

Pages 81. To- 10, 81. 81 80, AZ, ~ SIS, So, 49, g.
81, H. 7S, So ST. 95 80, 1903. lO7 49, 49, 1877, lS9
1gI. 1903.
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THs ONO FAKuEk ron i>sa.
III RS. BEN DA 4 B


TNHls elegant and popular Weekly Ayrieuii-. al
l. Family Newspaper will commence It's '.,ri voi
aas- "n the lst OF January, ls5s II viii 90 iussra
ted with numerous engTsy.nxs II bone l,c Animals
Farm Buildings, Farm Implements, 'r,es, Shrub.
and oil the important Affairs eonnoc cd With Hor,.
culture Agriculture, and Stock
Each number will contain, Lesides 70. eign All
Domestic News, selections from the most interostns
Publications OF toe day, Stories, Wit History Biog
rsphy Poetry Essays on various subjects. Msrk.,
Reports of Cleveland, New York, Cincinnati, &c. In
short nothing will be left ubdone which may bc
thought necessary 10 render The Ohio Farmer the
best Family Paper for tho Farmer. Gardeaer, Me
ehsnic, and Stock Breeder, that s Published in tho
United States. That the circulation may 10 general
we have made tho terms low.
Ieyms One copy, 81, three copies, IS; Ave cop
les 81 ten copies SD twenty copies, SIS and ct
the same rate for six months. Address
THOMAS BROWN, Proprietor,
Cleveland Ohio
&C. Editors friendly TO our enterprise, Who will
copy the above advertisement, and send papa
marked to US, shall have the Farmer the coming
year, with or without an exchange. Dec 25-%t
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on rhOi SAND Az ENBs WANTED.
! LIME chance for young men this winter. Address
l. Nov. o. a. J. COOK. CrswfordsyiIie, ino
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F,sNv FrRHs Ns~ ROCK tOa rdh aoE
DAYS.
20 900 ordered ~ Adpanee Of Publication
VIII ~ ready Monday, Dee a,h
TITLE FERNS FoR FANNY : IfTT|
Il FRIENDS. by the author of fsrn Lsav|
ono elegant l6mo, 800 pages six lllnstfati
price IS cents The same, gilt edge, 81.
Copies sent by mail, post paid on receipt D.
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DERBY ORION, a MULLlGAS, e.s
For sale by all Booksellers throus oont the
States and Canadas. Des'
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Twilight Reveries-H. l.. H.
Union Lines-Ada Sherbrooke
Universal Labor-Elizs j kame>
Observation-Disclosures ) EMnos
Who is the Brave Lucy Lsrcom
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