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The bee and the serpent often extract
the same juices;>but by the serpent they
are converted into poison, while by the
bee they are converted into honey.
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GOLD AND SILVER Gold and silver are
metals quite too heavy for US to carry to
heaven; but, in good hands, they can be
made to pave the. way 10 ii. ls5-,-,1
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9S@ 99R YGAa>

All hail thou glad, glorious, happy New Year
Well welcome thee joyOusly, now thoR art here
With our sunniest smile, and coudess brow,
Thou joyous New Year Wen welcome thee now
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Napoleon's father was married 1t the
age ofnineteen, and his mother .gtbough a
widow at thirty, had thirteen children Of
whom Napoleon was the second, N
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select school,.

,E7H ,Ef Select school. .aa p
yEyHE organization Of regular Select School,
has taken place in the town OF Jackson,
and those who are wishing to take the adyanta'
ges thereof, will fnd the way open. Now is the
time as the fall term Is just commencing
q -, W. G. DRAPER.
Jackson, Sept. 20, 1859. 3
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. sANNNS%as ANNNSss,
81 JACKSON STANDARD"
FOR 1854

9a9 Old TaAN>
LIKE the mournful chime Of the tong bell,
IT'S borne on the breeze-a solemn knel;
With a saddening sound it falls on the ear
IT'S the funeral dirge of the dying year.
IT'S sweet yet solemn and mournful chime,
For sadly it tells of the flight of time
And in plaintive strains it seemeth to say,
"The old year is dying he's passing away"
IT'S touching knell and to my young heart,
1t giveth emotions nought else can impart; .
Its sunshine and shadows to me were most dear,
And in full heart bless the Old Year
He is dying and now, as he passeth away, ..
Well bless him, for with us no longer he'll stay;
We loved him in youth, and in fowery prime,
And now we will bless, as we hear his death chime.
More faiat, sounds the knell of the dying year;
A tear we'll let fall to his memory dear ....
And now, as we Fist to his funeral knell,
Well bid the Old Year, tender farewell! .
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DAILY CRESCENT
l N DE- <

Z b For Permanent Third Page .adrertisanets.
Bankers-MA ArHEws, FIsLKY g. Go, 81 Camp street.
I n IorIsIAsA esAyInss Co., corner Of Camp and La
fayette streets,
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street
! u JoaesoN & Co. BScanp street 554 s5a 4 sa
Uothing--NoRRrs & WAY. corner of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel
LyIaHroN & g.sHoT, Southwest corner of Canal
! and st. Charles streets. 5.f 0!Sy --I
Crockery-P. R. FILL & Co., "a Common street.
Drugs and Medicines RANKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets. F VIZ y N %
Groceries-R. W. ADAMS, corner Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets.
Hardware-J. WATERMAr & BRo., corner of Common
and Magazine streets. le .t=
J. NJ. RELy s. Co., Front between Gravier and
y ql Poydras streets. sSs3 555,..,s..4
CHAs C. GAINES l. Co. 26 Magazine and 40 Graver sts
Hotels-ARc&DE, Magazine between Gra7er and hatcher
streets
Eats Boots Shoes -DARcY & Co., corner Canal and
~ Qhartres streets. oliiLLfe 1t[e. La lp
DAVID TAyLoR s. Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
4 ~ Banks Arcade. {s y v fa &Ss3
q NEwHAIl, VALENTINE g. Co.. 81, SO; and 5s Common
street
Jewelry-HYpE GoopRIcH, corner Of Canal and Royal
en- Streets 10 fH gr5=si !3z 1l5z I sIT t'Es
3. A. TYLER. SO Camp street
Musical Instruments-M, FEHRESBacH, III Canal st.
Paints-G c. BosEnr & Co, IS Camp street.
Wines LIQUORS - W. e. IEzERicH Co., "a Old
eg Levee Street. ,F Teo.g4qs5.s a3 zit$ 444
sEwEL1 T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
! f. w. CoELER, Common street, opposite the st.
OuaIes iiotsl.e eapftis
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Z, 1854.
7EDUCATION.
rEW oRIFANs FEMALE COLLEGIATE

sNTEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGlATE
II " INsT1TUcIoN-CoNDuCTED BY MRS, MAcAuLAY, 26s
has in succsssfu operation 1917
series q The best are employed giving
Tchcrs who give lessons the Piano BaIp
lar, together with Vocal Mas Iossehs tbs hshee' ofa ~
Young retidng Instutu have facility afforded
knowledge Of ie French % pr
'sct their muea studies and the elegant
Of drawing sd painting.
ptss tie recent improvements are perhaps tho
in the city AID boade have attention pad 70 thsn heen
comfort and Impro srlnFnt !. .s.y. =.
rnhed with well selected library 10 the use
Of which Ills entitled free of ~
particulars apply p,rson BY letter a. the lsituton
nag am
RTEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, u
| " yoLI CIRCLE, BETWEEN NAYADEs AND TRITON STst
THUS Seminary, under The direct Of Mi.s VII
sn fourth seszion MONDAY. the 9TH inst
Teachers employed IN every
ample grounds and fine noa.ion recone nd Il 70 On
EyRENGH AND SPANISH sIMPLIFIED
and taught accent Twenty four ensy and at
Lessons Monenr ALEX NELSON Professor OF Ian
oaee No. ST. Charles street Of his pupils Might
.ns ,as ~ W
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rROCERIES- Gre Es-GkOCERlEe
NE Landing from ehips Memphis ana iatauih- .f. Ha.
kegs GOSHEN BUTTERi
5orases sPINEAPPLECHEESE; l. EI7I
100 boxes BUCK WHEAT; gf51 =5==. . .ozy ..g s5=s .
y 20 barrels BUcHW HEATS -.,,s -tf I&55 ~ '-
100 boxes assorted PRESERVES aud JAMS; $50. -..
SO boxes CAPERS;
H7 90 MATCHES 81 'H&{ {s'THF'F EIH
\ $40 dozen CLOTHES LINES 5z{, .5s== z#T4l. ay
..- 20 bales TWiNE; Boa -zz. -E==.....==. .4 r
80 nests BASKETS;
100 BRo0MS ~
-,sG $50 FtRE-GRAGKERSi ==F0tllz -
90 kegs SHOT; - i'l- ...zz -
10 kegs BAR LEAD; T#E .-l== =.. .,-=.--....
so CANDY; ,,,,
lsn $50 half cheats Bf AcR and GREEN TEA; ~
10 quarter casks BRANnY; sssi u'4z7 '4 T59s Ezf0
90 eighth casks BRANDYi 55s ET
90 uaTces SALMON; ,-+ z...... r. H. -5zz .
100 ks SALMON: - s,.I...- o..
100 boxes SMOKED HERRING; = .s"3 3-1t 70 5-h' ~
so barrels TABLE SALT; .4i us2l1l z553 .g 5=."'
100 b,xes Cogaies SOAP; .4UE#z+9. lf5
5tt1V99'0> tV - ass'. -9''-55 ii. u. STONE d Co.. 3
n9T Ia z5tss corner Grnyer = tul too hha LeNee ss
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates
pRIE ESTLEY Ell
90 and 81 Camp street.


1uS,- IMPORTERS and DEAL .a H
nns n roRllss d ANp DOMESTIC j HAs9 ssI, -
ETe wspd S,s desssr ss ~ ssanen ss large
and ars I u BE @ S9nsea ebsIs es
h t nsssns II IN 1 ua 20 y s
worthy attention 81 ios and terms as liberal as any
Other in a stock snd which thsy
hlss so sSss roPpS d.. aud 'eu'ts'
100 100 \. sssSiss ssss5siis' q = Z Z II
'sS g " sssnsyia ssss e'Rs 4 Ssiss G. iron;
! Be-; ssaa''''$i $iss;s Il Ss.,;. .
so sd. ns s Sheet ir'n assorted num-
500 csn IT. lo9 e 54asa ss.s5,sa y % 'nnss
iseS soS fss' GU cas and saI Pressed spEeai
500 boxes PIa bess cnare@al @ili e,sed'i a,e
PSaaa s bls.is1s bsa T Gsp sps, shes
'01SS 100 dozen Ss1iss ! es's ss,.' y.
lSS 100 :. Wise %issas 'as ssnass dofse MHls;
E@s9sss and q a'ss Esss fesli<
ssa Pisa fsinas ian se.'sa DO: 10
Window Fasteners s Of ps.f:yras sssry seaIsa
aRv n, yjss Tsss: 4si,sa nd cei
Gssn aos1 Pattern and Bos.,
rlSsshs s.s Bd fsss fSi sss os pn
5sEs@ 5ss4 81 asli!as hsst'lf h5$sss 5ssf % , "
| atlantic Pur White Lead ...z.. sh-. 4.
Brookign numbers lands White ihhai .ENs s'l3f tE
| Black and Yellow Paints. VeIdisrisi .== ~
| Paris and Chrome Gteeu 20
4 Mil and Ginf Stones; s,5tA - -|''=
Sheet, Bar Pig Lead, Pipe etc. gzi F
~. Tbev agenO following
| HiILMAN, yAsLeEk CO.'S CELEbaAIREp R inNSnsSar t 1850
Boiler and other Iron nas nseh sfhnnee
nv persns and repor1o Chamber Of Commerce
{ 4 f e sFf ssTi's
%sss "a ] @ s.s',ssS fsi MILLS
sally approved ~ prr1s ali ,sg from % To ao0
pounds -, . -, 5c,,rrt,>S pI oy1Gt ts5 10
i All of which, in addition their iarse Weit aofte
stoch, thes "tA oe - nj 6m
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VOLUME VII.

EsOR PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia ,,ffse
and New oresp, Line Of PaeketsTbe fast ,nllsg He
having the greater part her meet WIZ
dnte dpatch For Of freight pasfng tpy on boad
Post %, Second Dis trict, or 10. - -. :. :. 80, - f
:. u III. AsEBRIDGE d co So st. Charles street I
C3- JOHN n, JAMES Agents in Philadelphia. na4
W.sOR CHARL ESTE 0N--1he fine bark s41asp
H. SUSAN, Capt Hawe w,ll ssil for Charleston with tAA4
Iapatch For irais Bppy tocattan beard, 10
n75 E. j. HART u Co 100 and lOl Tchenpt0uas street.
EHOR VERA CRUZ-Tbe ] Mexican ,fsssss
IA big PROsPEROl lALPHOys0, cept4 NJ Gas 49,
will be ready receive neBht for The aboys AhADA4
pseember4 A. Apply,o la2sl B4RGlll : co = cemman IT.
HS0R SALE--The A Baltimore copper ,iA9ssa
n clipper briganns w nj. II. STEWART AAaAeG
ay expected to from Rio; ee6 reger and
barrels Four about three old with entire as
rHt and for yoyngsbeg dearate vessel
for the Gulf or Havana trade
MIS- J. Fl. ASHBRIDGE IL CO. SO ST. Charle' street
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TAT EW RAILROAD CUM 80 Ey8 sssgessssssssal
NuNIcATIoN BETWEEN ST. z4*&eEasse 80
Louis AND Central kailIoaa y sapdovaoh,o
ami St. LouGeat asing OF time gng up
or down Mississippi taking the Cars at ST. Louis and caro-
and ar ana nh1 IN IN ZACH MI
wny, (ercepng sundayH) betweep aud "
Leaving OF the Ohio and htssappi Tram
A, so NJ arriving CAIRO at o'clock same evening \,
CAIRO NJ arriving at SANDOAL at l.so =
to Ohio and mississippi Train arriving at ST.
afternoon. 8 h.. At, ho,,
c and those coming the will from "a 10 % Hours
Tne Nv Of Railroad Con
Iuis aud Cairo. R. B. MASON, Superintendent. ID &Wu
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

TAT EW ORLEANS AM CAR rzyF
l RoLLToN RAILROAD. Winter Ar 946ts s.-sse1szsa
Departure Of Trana from Corner Of
Baronn Parddo streets,
Nep Orleans.
Steam rains-7 o. TO- u A. l.
: Eronl CarroRt9n:
10, II, aud ., s. p "
rArsscenis and Servants i0oenth Bun
~ f LAFAYETTE LINE.
w and from the Depot No. ls BAronne street,
- Departure g Cars.
and svery evening. 80, 49, 10 a r NJ.
From Horse St4on- Morning anu es =. NJ.
Children
NoeSpetial Night for PRre Bae estings,are sup
died whe required, the e-nenoned houra nsa
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EIyOR LIVERPOOL,-The new A sSN
a. as. sallue American ship GULF STREAM, sasahsas
LsriA oadlng and will have dispatch For
'sY' ''s@ IL p WHITNEY co. 81 campst.
FoYn apniv toth eCaptai hoard.
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EIs0R LIVERPOOL-Th A fast sail ,ssN
a ing Arnerieaa ship REDWOOD, Captain Ross TaAAsgg
having Of her sug4sed, will have immediate
dispatch. or balance Of freight, nrply 70 4
nv CHENEY a DWELL. III Common street.
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kh ~ y A5R ~

Il w. SHAW &CUb NeW !UrIeans anu LIVeT-7
eE gency Emigration Remittance Oce 80 Bank Place
orleans. Ships sailing Liverpool and Dublin TO New York
New oeans United States twice
month their ende remit
oHened AAfe and Increased facility BY nPPyins to o
f @. EDAlOS DS, Agent, 30 Bank Place, New Orleans.
f- All letter., paid. will have prompt attention.
Barclay Perkins Co.'S London Porter Engiish csa Pickles
Liverpool Salt quantities suit purchasers Caet Wnep
Fruit, for sale. .r9fet
shave .4 B81 1Eg iy1-6m
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EyOR LIVERPOOL The new A l ,sA
fnsttsng Auereau ship WILD CAT. Capt Alden
J. r. WHITNEY Il co. el Camp street,
eEs- For pa,saee apply TO the Captain board. us0
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E.yOR LIVERP00L-Th American sSS
II built stip CHARLES HOLMES, Bowlby, mas Sa1ssz
has Of engaged and gcing toald
freight Of 500 bales Cotton, apry
9s gST n. ii. CHILToN, "a 81. Charles street, A
IA -~ 10 GIFFHEY Il LOWELL, IA Common street.
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ES0R LONDON-The A i Bremen ship s44se
OCEAN, Captain Cation, will meet with dispatch.
Freight o Flour, etc. apply to :, =, 49,.
: dl - j., J,H,AStiBBfDGE h CO. IS ST. Charles street
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VSoR LIVERPoOL-The new A fast ,ssfe
nv pailnr British ship RAJAMGOPAUL. Captain AakAsgs
blacke will have immediate dispatch FOR bal
nnse oifslsh apply aIFFNEY LOWELL lis Common street
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NOR LIyERP00L--The A fast sail ,s5sn
II -Inz Aruericnn thin CLARIsSA CJIRRIER, ,&Aa&G

ES0R LIVERPoOL--The A l fast sail ,fa4s
NJ ing American ship JERSEY, Captain Crosby. hay eE
ing nearly viii have immediate Dispatch For
pasacs oi LOWELL rls Common street
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HIH0R LIVERPO0L-The A ] fast sail ssN
~ ing Ameriern ship GEORGE, PEABODY, Csp,. .SASnas&
nsaity all will
Dispatch For balance OF freight apply to
al GIFFNEY h LOWELL, 1I6 Common street "a
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HSOR RLIVERP00L--The fast sailing ssgS
ID American hip WIZARD KING, Captain Cons,
having nearly all her engaged will have immediate
'GfEFEFy A. IayEII. i1s Corouap atrsst.
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EIyOR RAVRE The A l fast seiling sEsse
H. American ship col. QUITS, Captain snow i now Sa
ding and a50 baes
apply fo J. r. WHITNEY g. co. 81 Camp street
isS- For paasags, apply t9t Captain board. dS
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EHOR LIVRRPO0L-The new A. .ssaN
u American clipper lhip JOSEPH II. FOLSOM. &AAAg
loading will have quick dispatch fof
" p. WHITNEY co. a. Camp st.
,as.aye annie 4he Cnntnjn board net
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO Ell.
~ TING CHILDREN WITH BRACES.

Ladies prudeed the use 81 Steel
Springs may with withoutthe under strap eoa 0n
asab f W. i f +
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The Cunard steamship Africa left Liverpool on the lst
and arrived at NewYork on the evening of the goth
u The West India mail steamer Tamar had arrived at
Southampton from San Juan de Nicaragua etc. October
25 with $4,000 in specie, Of which s1630oo was from
California.
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The London Times Paris correspondence states that
November sth Mr. Fay, U. s. Charge at Berne declared
to the Swiss Federal Council that ths Cabinet Washing
pgton not only dsayowed the manifesto of Mr..
Sanders but disapproyed likewise of the contents
4 of that communication.
The London correspondent of the North American. in
his letter Of November Ia gives narrative of events
far heard Of at the departure of the Baltic from which
| we extract the following
n under General Liprand marched on Balsklava. which
defended by redoubts which 1000 Turks were
placed They we're auieky however dispersed, ana the
prevent the Russians from obtaining
possession the redoebts and turning the fire Of the
gums upon the English The heavy brigade Of cavalry
under rigadier General Scarlet greatly distinguished
themselves The 93d Hghlauders and the Enpssieners
companion regiments in many hara-iought field at
tao force OF cavalry whcm they threw
the greatest confusion and being supported by the
4h and ragoons succeeded in routing 2510 Russian
cavalry but small loss 1t only in the afterpart
Of the affair that through some dreadful
the Light Brigade, undsr Dord Lucsn ordered to
prevent the Russians who having hssn unable
to achieve their object showed symptoms Of retiring
taking the guns they had captured with them Any
a acquainted with military tactics, is awars thsf the
OF cavalry in capturing guns is Of service only when
supported by infantry, that when the gahners are
y driven out, their places may be occupied.
1t Is the work of and the cavalry are away
again for such further service as may 6a IN
cradle merit weikDesn by the admirable pamphlet ne
published upon the branch Of the service TO which he
belonged conyeyed order Dord Lacan to advane
with the Light Division the redouet in face OF he
IVA FIRE of 80 guns and army in the Background
Lord Lucan percsvpg the probable Of obey
ing such an order under the existing circumstances
NJ could hardly comprehend, Where TO advan
W. to - he naturally asked There the guns ex
We caimed Capt Noisn sit your dnss to tsse them
Lueap said The shr blast OF fhs trumps
ne communicated the der, aud tns plain IN 9 M
90 pact ors trostsd the Ilh Light D-goons the sh n
the 18th Light Dragcons and the 18th Lanerr IL al
be 6O7 men Both officers and fuly conscious
of the utter and hopeless madness Of such noTement
lie they went proudly and orderly as at review Lor
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-14
Ell IsTo1V
OF DEMOCRACY In THE UNITED STATES.
BY the Author OF the Republic Of the
United States, &C.

TNHIS important work is now in press, the first
Il volume of which will be issued early in the
autumn Of 1854.
The publication of this work will be continued
by the subscribers and in due time they will pub
ish in the several States complete list of agents
who will be prepared TO furnish copies promptly
in every part Of the Union
That the author may have ample time 10 prepare
his work according 10 his views Of completeness
that the publishers may be enabled 10 issue the
numbers with promptness and at stated periods,
thereby protecting the interest oftheir agents. The
following arrangement is announced in the full
confidence that il will prove acceptable TO ALL viz
To stereotype the next six numbers, making ten
in all, thus completing the first volume before any
more are published.
The numbers will then be issued monthly, with
out interruption, TO the end. Those who prefer
the volume bound will be accommodated without
extra charge for binding; and the numbers already
published, from TO four, will be taken in part
pay, if not injured their full TO subscribers
In announcing this unavoidable delay for few
months, the publishers are not unmndful of the
earnest desire Of many speedily to possess the
work. The necessity Of accommodating the au-
thor, whose labors are incessant, will appear OBJ
vious TO all without particular explanation
DAYTON & WENTWORTH
Publishers, S6 Washington ST., Boston.
Mar l5-tf*
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-14
GREAT ACCOMMODATION!

Connection betreen the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad from Washington.
A I the urgent solicitation Of a number of per.
IA sons, will, on and after Monday, Julv 2.
start an extra omnibus from Washington every
morning at 81 o'clock calling at all the Hotels and
al the residences of persons who may leave their
order the night previous at 7. w. Halls. near 3d
ST, or at w. Lepreuxs, corner Of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Travellers will thus avoid
The trouble and Inconvenience OF changing some
three or four times, at uniform rate OF charges.
Passage 25 cents trunks 25 cents no charge for
a valise or carpet-bag.
Another coach will leave the depot on the arri.
val OF the early train, and arrive at Alexandra
ahead Of every other line.
July elm HUGH LATHAM
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-14

Henn, Hiester Hin, Howe, Hughes Johnson Kerr knox,
latham indley Lndsley, Mace Macy, Matteson, Middle
swarth John q. Miller, Morgan, Nichols, Noble Norton,
Mordeca Oliver Parker, Pennington Preston Pringle
Ready David Ritche Rogers Russell Sabn, Sage Sapp,
sm seymour % shannon SHOWER Gerrt smith samue
John l.. Taylor Thurston Trout Upham vansant, Wade
valley Ellihu b. washburne, Israel Washburn, Wells
John Wentworth, Tappan Wentworth. Wheeler, Yates
and Zollicoffer-96
NAYsnMessrs Abercrombie, Aiken, James G. Allen
Wills Alien Barksdale Barry, Belcher, Bocock, Boyce
Breckinridge Bridges Caskie Cbrisman, Cingan Cobb
Colquitt craige, John O. Davis, Dowde Edmundson, j.
Harris Hastings nibbard HilIyer, Houston Daniel n
Jones CLANCY Jones, Roland Jones, keit Kidwel, Kit
Msas sles hsr ha%S @ MQssn
ray, olds Andrew Oliver Orr Packer, Bishop Perkins,
John Perkins, Phelps, Phillips, Powell Pratt, puryear,
Smyth Richard ii. Stanton, stratton Straub, John j.
Taylor VAIL Walsh westbrook, Wtte, Daniel b. Wright
and Hendrick B. Wright-76.
THE bill approprates upwards Of So, 100000 for
the improvement OF various rivers and harbors in
every part of the country.l
ARMY BILL.
The bill making appropriations for the support
of the army for the year ending June 80, 1855,
was taken up, when
Mr. STANTON, of Kentucky offered an
amendment to restore the civil superintendency
at the Harpers Ferry and Springfield armories
He said those armories were established under
General Washington, and that the civil superin-
tendency therein continued from 1894 until 1911,
when il was abolished, and the military rule SUBJ
slituted by the Secretary Of War; without authority
of law.
Mr. DICKINSON replied, and defended the
present military superlntendency
The bill was passed over.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The bill for defraving the expenses of the Post
Office Department., after having been read, was
laid aside 10 be reported to the House
LIGHTHOUSE BILL
Was next taken up and considered, and, when
the committee rose, the two last named bills were
severay passed,
The House adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-14
IL Sick Headache Remedy.-A remedy for

IL Sick Headache Rcmedy.-A remedy for
the sick headache, which has been recently offered
to the public is attracting great attention. moi only
by Of the very satisfactory testimonials TO
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by il, but also because
there are so great number of people who are af-
ficted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DR..
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy of his ''rem-
edy" is physician In this city, IN high standing,
with large practice. He is physician in whom
great confidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for very common disease, which
has been so long needed, has attractedthe attention
of all sufferers from headache who have heard of it,
From our own knowledge of DR.. Eastman's char
acter and practice, we have doubt that the med
icine deserves the favor il receives and that il will
prove TO be great benefit to all who may give il
a tral.-Lynn Nercs, December %, 1853.
For sale in Washington by z. ID. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr2