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DENTIST R Y .

DR. MUNSON respectfully cal public sttspIo,
1 to his new, patent, and GREATLY 50 EsA
IMPROVED method Of setting Artifei Il 4.yasd II
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-ths vsre S4KM
P hFEUTION OFT 4E ART. This style
of Teeth has The follow advantages Cvsr all others
viz: GREAT sTRkNGTH, CLEANLINESS, c Nj.
FuhT, and BEAUTY, sieng with Nature in the
respects and tome others excellipg. Public inspsc
ton is respectfully solicited Please call and De-
specimens.
UAUTION.-No other Dentist In the District q
Colur bia has right to make this style of T,
n B-Teeth constitutionsl'y healthy, plugged
and war rrant.d for life.
Utfce AMI house at No. 2s8 street, near the sos
ner of Penn ylvxnia avenue and 18th street.
1o-tf
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

TlhE subscriber would respectfully inform hi,
i numerous friends and ths public generally tha
In al1ition to his Wood and Coat lard near tn'
Phenix plsning Mill, Georgetown, he has, for tn
better accommodation of that portion OF his Gus
toners VINO rsaids in Wa5ning:on opened yard q
tbs corner OF rwenCy hrst and streets.
AZ eitn.r of the above place. those in want Of fIle
r.l at ali ti,ass find y good supply Of eli kinds o
WOOD al EvAL,- at the lows,s masHet prices.
All oriers ieft at either OF the above places vii
be after Isl to with promptnesS and dispatch.
SOLOMON SLOWER,
Successor to
sep T-l2m TRAYE1S d SLOWER.
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uNp&FAKKRS, DO. :
CABINET MAXI I 5IHnRRTAK 4

'aa Undersigned wosiA respectfully inform his
friends, ecqsaintancea, end the public eenerslly
sost ne seil cop6aEea to execute sll orders in bis
tre OF business in the best manner and at the eor.
sst notics.
R8PAIRING neatly and rrorsp.,v .,.c.+Aa
s'U u ERALS, attended 70 ct = -
iAs shortest notice, end in the best 9mfxRRrEzss
lsRner. B'sies preserved ss tie n,es rfr3ea mhss
e, srss ia ths s7G1 INST ,oedtbe-
.ntnkfnl fcr pas. favors, no would respectfully
ocit, and will sndcavor 20 merit q continusIcs o.
4s sGEs. ANTHONY BIffTIJV
ps. avs. 9. side, between 9th and 10th SITS
asssdsnee: Mr Martins, No. a96. D strest. t jrd
'oss CAST oi 'fn street mar lily
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COFFIN WAREROOM. &c.

= WILLIAM PLANT & co, UN-
<AA1110 DERTAKERk--rssidenos 4fS sew
'ntn street, between g and streets. InTermeAts
lt-'cUrst in any grouna or csmeter7. Cofana Cabs.
Shr8uds, Carriages, Hea.re, and every axtisls Tor
'u'e'nsnfs Of tss best quality furnished at short
aoa1e, oa the NEST rsa>oaahle tsrma, and at &i
.o1rs OF the night. Having the exclusive rghtlof
oramo Patent Corpse Pressrver, We guarantee ito
Sssp the dead for any. length of time. lit
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A REMEDY FOR "HACH DIsKAsE,'
pR. J 5 ROSES ExpacroRANT on soIraH s1Rnp

DR.. 8 ROSES EXpscroRAyT Oh COUGH sYRup.
For ths rsdicA cure Of coosumptinn sold hosrs>
ness ssnms, bronchitis. splitting OF the blcod, in.
6annaton Of hs lubgs or throat aud all puirr On.
sry disssses This r-psra ton not only cures GIN.
sumpxsa, IL taken In time, but 1T f,rti1.s tie eys
Ten asaisst future attacks. As q Oongh Meaioi,is
Il is the best in the Norl1 IT is now used AUD r.,
commended by physicians at hom. and abroad. In
bosf1es, Is cents, SOC and 81 |
Da Rcsk's WHooPING COUGH SYRUP
This Preparation alwsss givsF imuediste relief,
prevents inaam mstion Of the Lungs, ard Drots
In tbs chsst, ana effects cure in few dsys-frSe
90 cents
GROUP sYRUp.-This remedy Is never known
% HI, and has saved thousands Of chiidren-Price
Is snts. !
Da J. 8. Soss's DYspzPrIc Or LrvM CoMpeosp.
ASore cure for Dyspepsia Soar stomach. Ilai
g.s>1bn, snd Liver Comp; ains This Com pound ose.
with DR. Roses Family Pills has cured thous.nd.
Of confirmed Dyspepsia ani liver Jomplsin3. T. is
tonic. Alternative. ston CT ant Liver Medicine,
and was highly recommended By the celebrated iste
DR. Pnysics-60 cents
DR.. J. 3. ROSES ANff-sILIous on RAIhRoAp puIa
go called, De ;ause they go ahead Of All other pills
in their god .-cts; Sctivs Purg .tiv-, or Ga.
thargie Medicine they have no equai free from
spinr carrying of al; sscrssons and bile fror the
stornash and bowels, tsey can BE- taken at all sea
sons by both sexes, of all ages and vtho &C regard
b veskhsr or exposure. If taken with Dr. koss'e
Fe.es ard Agus Tonic N'xturs, hey viii prev mt
aud the most stubborn cases Of Fever and Avua
or Bilious Ft vertl215 and rs cts
"a. =. s. Itoaar E1sLBE. Pulls.
For tsiiias II cn> 3ouh. FeIra,e sv.sNress
Debility, and Relaxation. This disesse bsretof &c
treated by osndsses. trusses. md ernsl sup2o.1
which IN only prove Pa latv S, yields completely
10 tho use Of thess toaiGs, Strengthening Gold 10
Fills SOC,
FEMALE sPE9IFIC. rems'y for Painful
Mcnstruation. Lsucorrhoes or whtss-Sl.
Or. J. 3. ho5E'S PAIN C0aEa will cure Stiff Neck
Bore Throat, Pains in TIL lace Side, Back or Limbs
frsm Gold, Choiic, Cholera Morbus &c It Cures
sprains, chiloia.ns, cramps or Pains IN the ston:
sch Or Bowels. Prioe llz Is, and 50 cts
s. Persons Of leiicats constitutions by nsturs,
or those who have be-n male so, by he use OF s3e
quacz medicines, or any ether cause, should r-a
Dr.. J Rose's I.ti,al Adviser to persons in Sick
ness or ia dssl.h, whioh book can % had without
ohsrge, of
z. ID. GILMAN, G. SroTT & o., W. II. GIL
MAN, J. W. MARIN, PATTE aSUN NAIaN, b
B. CLASK, q. *. +icPU sRsON, " 7 EVANs,
Know HbL hAWRB S0a, J. o. MOORE, Wash.
insssn; j. L. kID FELh, '4sorsesowr, sad by all
dsairs Ia Alexandra. Virginia.
nsv Str
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yupvEy vICTOsroGs,

WOO VIII nrd I'll ti.- Ss@e OLD STAND, Pennsyl'
r.,i. ,r.rus Gear 18th street opposite the
-, Y ia; T1OaISa aLASSE5 With or without
Tnmss: fertr.it, Picture sad Aiuiture Frau g of
- I.t.,s syIes: Brscksts gAblss, Roori Sou ding,
Ho-r;s.j h,, b. sz lss.Fias , 1u or1s- you can
h.ye .cy t.ips sons IL UiJ lire.
"S ~ - ~; r-eg~. A., ,rs,;.; .. tie. esortest no
49, on r. Die .ersas. p3at ao.ses the Riaoe
foh 2-1y WIZ "~~~~
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Rgy. VERNON KsXRIDGH, U. 5. n.
GnRYaAnEFu IA An1 f2 ian
tEHSON GSk6lU38,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
HOME TESTIMONY.


JUR1 Os LIVER COMPLAINT or TIN YEARS
WAsH1neFcN, May II, 1853
Msssrs Mortimer nowhray: dsntiemen-HaT
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint Of ten yesrl
standing, hereby. Tor the b nett Of the afflicted
tAzs grest pleasure il announcing that sitter using
. few bosti0s or yoUr 1jrcture, I found it had &C
oonpli5aed psfisCt cure have used different
medicines from tiuis 20 nre, but have mover been
sble to sooouut for any apparent good, and it IL
blessing to stricken humanity that that medicine L
found Eh;ah pot-ssses ths wonderous power Of pro
ioasias hualp life. Tho many curesit has wrought
g q sG:a5ie3t g!-arantee Of tae beneficial result
which raaJ be experienced from its uss. Yours
cesoeo.fli,y, }. CUR1AIs RAz.
Cili and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
Cough, Bs0sci,s@s, Atsuratisrn, Neralyf0, DyIpep
sa RlSsoases,s s,3 Ge7, erat Weakness. As female
ssdoine or TOR delicate children we believe 1t un
.quAi.-:.
1ss-s,li o. MORTIMER MOWDRAY, lao B.lt
acre slrcss, Baltimore aud 304 8roadway, Ne&
Eork; CaAa. SGoTr Il CO., WINRR, J. B. MOORE
,. !. CLARKE, CLARKE d BOWLING, W. ELLi
Ut, aaa Z McPHER5ON, Washington; also, by r
). ?. CIS9sL, Georgetown; and G. Q. BERRY
Alexsn-ria, and by Druggists everywhere.
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AVOID ALL QUAOKERY.

g N REGULAR PHYSICIAN ONLY. LIFE Pa :.
-LONGED, CURE PO9 ALI PAIN, COraHs.
OOLOs, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHOOPtNG-
COUGH. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, Is-
SKIN EsUPTIONs, AND ALL FEMALE OOH
PLANTS.
DR. j. s. ROsE'5 CELEBRATED FAMILY
MDOIu1NRS sre the result of thirty years practice
IN PhilsAeipnIa. His preparations are for eae,
Complaint. and have b4en vel! tested and ye5
By hundreds of Physicians, and thoussnss Of Pa
EeptR go -. ...I.
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OFFICIAL
-TRzAsusY DEPARTMENT, August 2s, 1876

T11AsUhY DEPARrMANf, August 26, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol.
lowiDgdescribsd stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at sny
time between the date hereof and the Goth day of
November next portions of tose stocks, amounting
tn the aggregate to s. 3s40, ,0oo in the manner and
| on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of any coatngsnt competition, within the
amount stated preference. will be given in the or
der of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
the parties who are to receive the amount thsr of,
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will bs paie, compounded
Of the following particulars:
1. The par vsiue or amount specified In each Ger.
iicate.
2, A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1S46, redsemsble November AZ,
1856, of per cen :; on the stock Of tho loan au-
horised by tha act Of 1872, r.deemabls 3lst Decem
ber. 1892 OIL per eent; ths stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1847 and '8iS and redeem
able, the former on the 31st December, 1867, and
the latter on the s0th June, 1868, Of 16 per cent
and on the stock OF the loan anthorisei by the act
Of 1850, and redeenable on the 3lst December 1854
commonly called tho Texan indemnify six per
cent. ~ .-'- @
8. Interest the par Of each certificate from the
ls of July, 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
nent at the Treasury, with the allowance (for The
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
add tion.
Payment for ea'd stocks will be made IN drafts of
the Treasurer Of the United States, on the assists
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philsdelpbis, as
.he parties may direct.
But no certificate will Be entitled to the benefit of
:his notice which shall not be actually received at
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upen the
terms above specified is hereby extended to 31st De-
comber next, inclusive.
As the transfer books will be closed on the 1st
Dscember when the current hslf years interest b.
comes vested in the stockbolder at that date, al
certificates Of inscribed stock must, in addition to
tho usual alignment to the United States, have
express assignment Of the interest made By the
stock holder thereon Where the .st is not 70
assigned or where tho coupons payable On the LIST
jsnuary re1t, in eases Of coupon stock, are not
transmitted with the certificates. the premium and
one days interest only Qess intersst from the tme
If redemption to lst january will be included With
the principal in the settlement.
JAMES GUTHRIs,
.-.-.--- secretary OF the Treasury.
TRrAsURY D11AR1M1N1, Nov. IL, 1854
nov 90 dtey
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FRANKLIN BALL.

THE members of the frankli. Fire Compans TAX.
i gr.at pessure in snDo lncing to the cit seE 3 O
Washington and vicinity that their Seventh An
nual Bali" viii take place on the 17rh o. January
1866. nov 20-e,S st
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VIM. HAUNSOHILD,
PAPER HANGER & uPHOLeTERFR

A MEkiCAJ and french Paper Hangings and
"A Upheister Goods, Pennsylvsnia avenue, beuw
90 rnto.n,h and Eighteenth streets, Washington.
,.
VIM Hauuschiid begs Issvs to iafsrzn his iriends
and the public that hs has nn hand larss etesk q
kI snch '1iit spd american Trauspsrents.
Also, Hair. Moss, Cotton and Shuok Mattresses
vhioh he will d,sposs Of 1t tbs lowest prices
cot i0-Sn,
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CLOCKS, WATCHES & JENELRY.
l have Just received and opened selkE
2sA greet assortment Of Clocks, Watches, zg&
q and Jewelry, sn Of when will b ssid Ns
W cheaper than similar eoeds "a be kS2s
ooukht in tho District. have on hand q few
,ostly Watches, whish will b sold &sat bargsid,
if called for son, At J. RObINsOk'S
Jewslry store, opposite 3rswns' Hotel.
osk k-2m
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
n NATIONAL GUARD

MONDAY, December 4th, 1854.
fINHE NATI)NAL GUARD respectfully annou nes
1 to their friends and the public generally. tina,
thsir coud Annual Bali will be given m MON
DAy, December 4th, 1854, at JACKSON HALL.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Particulars in future advertisement.
noY IT.
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HnlriousY axsSsS M SAhui Al Fas HIn aHpsSiEs
E1L& QEEQ1, @0
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CAPTAIN OANOT.

OAf Ain UANOJ,
1 UTaoR Of TIE GREAT BOOK JUST BE
TIiCT U2E.
3hEAT OURS Os RHgUMArIsM OoNTaACT,L
UNDER Tropical CLIMATES.
sALaiAoRs, Nd. June 4, 1854
ar. 5ocsorfdgs, Of the Foi1tasn Rota L:SM street
Dr.s- sig Rs,ns On the pointof leaving the city
/ avail myself OF q Ie~ idle moments to thank 20,
aiUdiy for tbs msdiclns you s.nt ms a.. ~hich ia
css.ored He to the<usa or my Limbs. beg you +
end me four bctfss pAors, to carry On my voyage
slice / had the fortune to use Dr.. Hampton's Vege
able Fincture my confidence Is strong that, u
srstituds o the propriet0rs of said msdicine, be-
yo1 to prassnt ny reepccts to them, and Undue.
thsm to make it moro puslioly known as 9 srrc
hneu na'tc cure. Having cAiled on me- on the lSsl
Of April last, aud seen ING prostrated on my TED
aseie.sin all my il .bs, Joa can appreciate neaily
9r. Hanpton's Tinctnre. snd l am positive had i
not besn FOR your strong and forcible reccmmenss
ucas should stall have been In bed
1t really pity this specific should not BE- az
proved by raedea; nisn, sud liks ali patent drugsi
should suffer the impuission the puhiic gsners. !!
siVe to such pr parstious l myself, who vas a.
Ssys opposed to patented specific, took this ueti
cns With reluctance, and without confidence In it
aud 1t vas only through your disinterested, friendly
reconmsndshons, and my critical situation that iu
jpced ns to try this really beneficial Vegetahl,
6eetpse.
You may inform MAesrs. Mortimer 4 Mowtrs,
to&t tncy <rs ct lic-ry 70 make use OF my name u
ths support Of the good effects of DR.. Hampton's'
Vegetable Tircture, it has cured in five weed
Of chronic Lnfaaanaatoyy Rheraatisn, contracts
Gader tropical dsEats, end Of Sepen gears peIodsca
as1otton. have Only used three bottles, and fno
that even the daoTnsed paris Of my hands fas-
rsturning o their former natural appearance
have been under the treatment Of several ply
Tciaus IN LONDON nd Paris, without any appsren
bsneat ALSO while in Now York, having tied tn
Ihoapsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after hay
ing hssn tornentsd with gsivanic bs teriss, oold
ami sropnatio baths, and hundreds Of internal an
external medicines, all to no effect, am, tar
cured by this Hampton's Vege able Tinsture only
therefore, my tear sir, accept Of the assurance Of
ny gratitude, and believe me your well uisher.
THOMAS CAEe7,
EEy. VERNON ESXRIDGH, u. o.N.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug f8, 1851.
Nr. J. z. Boush-Ue Gar sir While am, in gene
raj, oppossl to patent medicines, c4pder compels r
TO state that have great confidence in the virtue
Of Hsmpoon's Vegenbl, Tfncturs. For seveze.
months past have used it in my family and il
iyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness, and general Dr.
biIity, with entire success. so far my -xperirr:
ezteu is, therefore, L take pleasure in recommend
ing 1, to the afflicted ssfe and efficient remedy
am. respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKBIDaH,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
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lofore, have formed 80 si
feature Of these displays
al such contributions tG5
to award to artioles Of &
&c, suit-d to the tastes Of
The Hail will hs opena'
on Monday. the 29rh of .
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Wit H'IC
~ I've and importanr q
-,seas proposed to suhRa t
N1t ee Of Laoies, and
tm ums Of j.welry,
r eXh, bitora.
!. ressptind o. Goods
n. ~ on tho evap-
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1 UTHoR UF TEE GREAT BOOK JUST BE
n IN pUBLlsdED, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's
TIJH USE.
3hEAT UURH OE RHgUMArIsM CONTRACT,,!
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CONGRESS THURSDAY.

SESArG--The joint resolution relative to surgeons
mates in the army OF the revolution was considered and
passed also the bill 10 constitute Madison in the State
Of Indiana port Of delivery and the bill amendatory
certain creating the Office Of suryeyorgenera Of the
public lands in Oregon, &c
The Senate resumed the consideration of the ndgent-n-
sane BILL and Mr. Bell concluded his remarks upon the
subject Mr. Brodhead obtained the floor for
and after the consideration of executive business the Sem
ate adjourned.
HOUSE, REpREsESTArIyFs.M Houston reported, from
the Committee of Ways and Means, bill to enable the
President fulfil the requirements of the third article Of
the treaty between the United States and Mexico of the
Both of last December which referred to the Commit
of the Whole the state Of the Union. Mr. Ods
ported from the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads bill to amend the act to reduce and modify the
rates of postage passed March B. 1851 which, after de-
bate reeered TO the committee Messrs Brooks
Campbell and Others made personal explanations in rea
ton proceedings in the House The House went
into committee the civil and diplomatic bill. Numer-
amendments were debated under the fve-mnutes rule
and without reporting the bill the committee rose and
the House adjourned
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From the Columbus Statesman and Democrat
WIG PRESCRIPTION Under ITS NEW NAME.

One would think that wings might have prohted by their
experience considering its sadness But political impress
ons made upon them very much like writing in water
Their course towards our naturazed citizens has been
characterized by varabeness perfectly despicabe At
season. which happens just before election they begin
course Of coaxng wheeling, soft-soapng treating,
scrapng and bowling wonderful in its condescension
It is disgusting ulsomeness No ephets too lavish
no terms too honeyed which they do not apply to the
Irish and honest German They exhaust the
lexicon in audaon Of the brogue and in love for the Myn
heers.
But after election, what change! They then the
oscourng Of Europcthe ofa Of its prisonsthe igno-
rant scum Of an old society washed to shores
We need not the Scott pilgrimage to subsantate
what we say We always loathe reference 10 the orgies
Of that campaign Wings themselves dislike TO be remind
cd Of them Indeed they have IT would SEEM really for
gotten them for already they have joined heart and hand
with the natve-Amercan association known as the know
nohines and are determined be identified with that in
tolerant and mysterious clanshp.
Phiadelpha-thc scene Of church burnings the
whence this Amerieansm originally sprung. There
the FIRST native-American convention met which nom-
mated General Taylor for President in 848 There the
same bitter spirit st prevails 1t succeeded in eectng
the "knownothng" wing mayor the other day. We are
informed that on his inauguration, he declared publicly
that single foreigner should hold office under ms admin
t~safion This vndicve prescription Of naturaized
citizens received by the assembled thousands with
cheers and the big guns fired in response The spirit
which enacted the alien laws rampant and blatant in
this hour Of its temporary triumph Let our naturaized
citizens remember this chapter, when wheedling velvet
paved wings come 10 them for their votes.
This insane prescription has fixed the naturalizcd ct
yet firmly in the ranks Of the democracy, where
they have found generous sentiments and generous
sympathy These citizens are 10 be despsed either for
their thrift, prudence industry or intelligence, which
make the valuable citizen for their numbers They
rapidly increasing in midst and rapidly becoming
and more assmilaed 10 people and institu-
tons They gathering in the western States in
bcrs not TO be despised BY the last census that
there were in
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In these sir States there upwards Of twice as many
Germans Irish, and the proportion is growing every
year favorable 10 the former not only the West
but also in the East In 1852 there landed here
Germans to 1882 Irish; in 1853 l9,e44 Germans 70
l3l64 Irish and during the last month there about
10000 Germans to 1000 Irish.
The policy that would prescribe this large element In our
population, which, under constitution s just as much
entitled TO it's influence and power as our natives win
bring disaster and defeat ultimately the who en-
courage IL Notwithstanding they may temporarily triumph
through the preindces and associations Of an hour
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The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the bin
making grants public lands to the several States of the
Union FOR the benefit OF ndigent-nsane persons which
had been returned BY the President with bis objections
Mr.. BELL resumed and concluded his remarks thereon
When he bad finished, il being three o'clock
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THE OPENING OF JApAS.-HoS. 2. PRATT.


We would not deact in any respect from the credit e
ultimately dae to the administration Of Mr. Fillmore for
It's share in putting forward the expedition Of Commodoe
Perry which has resulted in securing oopmercia advan'
tagcs with Japan that esteemed highly important
But whilst the friends Of Mr. Fillmore congraulatnS
themselves upon the result Of this expedition they must
not forget render TO the real originator Of the enterprise
his share of the honor We have before Us report sub
mtted to the House Of Representatives the 18th Of Feb
ruary ls45 by the Hon. Zadoc Pratt then member Of
Congress from New York accompanied by The following
preamble and resolution
Whereas it is important TO the general interests Of the
United States steady and persevcrng should be
made the Of American commerce. connected
that with the agriculture and manufacture o
country be II therefore
Resred That In fartherance Of this object II il hereby
recommended that immediate be taken for eaeng
commercial arrangements with the empire Of Japan and
the kingdom Of Corea."
This proposition suggested to the mind Of Mr.. Pratt
by the successful Issue Of the mission China which had
just then TRANSFERRED lie regarded being premature
in his suggestion but the result proves that he had more
forecast and wisdom than those who then objected to his
proposition Whilst our wing friends landing Mr.
Fillmore for the important commercial achievement let
them not fail to eoncede to Mr. Pratt the distinction Of
having been the pioneer in The enterprise
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them Sell them matter of course because IA
other considerations prevailed they would know that thew
could enjoy day Of peace with this republic as Ions
as they either, exercised ownership Cuba Thes
truths that il well the old World should know
When understood they viii be appreciated and the French
English and Spanish papers could not be udiciou
employed relates 10 the unmstakabe interests Of h
governments and the people of the monarches for which
they write than TO contribute to their general circulation
OF thing they may be assured that they mbody Amer
cansentiment upon the subject
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-23
SHANGHAI LINE OF STEAMERS.

The opening of with the empire of Japan says
the Portsmouth Transcript shows the good policy and
necessity Of what Senator Gwn proposed two years
viz line Of steamers to Shanghai. The foresight and wis
dom of the great California senator is palpabe Let
have the steamers stock company for trading with
Japan is organizing in New York