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LATER FROM CALJFORNIA.

New ORLEANS Dec. S-The steamer Prometheus
has arrived with later dates from California She
reports that the Northern Light was advertised to
start from San Francisco the Sd inst for New
York with $3.50, 900 in gold
The Prometheus bring $50 passengers.
Walker with his party, in quiet possession of
Grenada The citizens had resumed their former
avocations.
A large fire broke out in San Francisco on the
18th November, and destroyed property to the
amount of $25, 900.
Gen Richardson has been murdered by gambler,
who had been arrested
Indian hostilities still threatened the Southern
portion of Ca. ifornia.
The Know Nothing party of California had held
State Convention at Sacramento, and appointed
delegates to the Philadelphia Know Nothing Nation
al Convention. The delegates were instructed to
vote for man candidate for the Presidency
unless he is in favor of the Pacific Rail Road and
opposed the agitation of the subject of slavery.
THIRTY FOURTH CoNGRESs.-F1Rsr SESSION
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1855.
SENATE.-The Senate went into an executive ses-
sion and after few minutes spent therein, adjourn
ned.
HoUsE-The House resumed the ballotings for
Speaker On the first ballot the vote stood fol-
lows: Banks 10Y, Richardson "a, Fuller 20, Zolli-
Golfer 4-scattering g. On the sixth ballot: Banks
100, Richardson "a Fuller 27, Zollicofer 4, Orr 2.
No election and no prospect of an election, unless
some new combination is formed or to the plurality
vote be adopted
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The SENATE appointed standing Committee and
then adjourned.
In the House five ballots were taken. The last
resulted follows -
Banks e... lOo
Richardson 70
Fuller, 33
Scattering, IL
Necessary to choice 11s. The HOUSE then adj
journed.
To move adoDtion ofthe plurality vote tomorrow
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
In Milan county, Texas the 9th of last November,
DR. r. McCuOck formerly of Lenoir county, C., to Miss
Elizabeth c., youngest daughter of A. H. Mays, Esq
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SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1872

Necessary to choice on the last ballot, 112
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q. CAROLINA sTANDARD: ssATURDAY. DEG. IS 1855.
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Iotal, IA liz, 600
1t requires but one hundred and forty-nine cleo
tora votes. The States enumerated, give within
five of that number. That the follow ng States will
certainly vote democratic, will be readily admitted
by any sensible man:
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Two States, Ohio and Vermont, casting twenty
eight electoral votes have voted for the republicans
1t will thus be that in 1855 we have beaten
both parties united in enough States to carry the
election in 1856. Any changes that may take place
between this and November, SO, very sure to
be changes in favor of the democratic party.
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E,OR sALE.-Is, 900 bushels Mill OHal /,
II such as Middngs, Shipstuf, and Shorts
Persons in want will find II 10 their advantage to
give us call aud learn our prices
Corn and fresh-ground Corn Meal daily Wholesale
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obtained.
Address, or call on
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" Landsmen, Flota men, Chaplains, Clerks,
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widows minor children who have not yet received
full 100 acres ard who have been in service Ia days,
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Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
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.1yy- Refers 10 the citizens generally.
Special attention given TO suspended claims
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ap1s-ly Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.
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WANT MosEY.--Since the appearance OF yellow
fever in Portsmouth, the council Of that town have
expended $4,000 for tho sufferers, and their funds
md resources are we'll nigh out.
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sol Prizes, in all, amounting 70. .... .t6o, 900
aa ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETSi
BTickets $l0-.-hslves t5--quarters % so.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov l8-ly MONTGOMERY Alabama
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ton Gtg, D. O., By
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
COMMISSIONER AND NOTARY.
No. a0O Seventh street, near e, Washing
ton, ID. C..

GEORGE O. THOMAS,
Commissioner OF Deeds for
New York, Texas, Arkansas,
california, New Jersey, Louisiana,
Ohio, Missouri Pennsylvnnis
Alabana, Kentucky, Maryland,
Florida, Maine, OeufSia.
Michigan, Wisconsin, Mssfssippi.
Delaware, Rhode Island Connecticut.
Indiana, North Carolina. s. Carolina
LIMOS, Iowa, y. Hampshire,
massachusetts,, Virginia, Vermont
Tennessee, and the Territories.
Attorney for Patents and Claims. and Co,,vevaues,
dec +dly
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r. IL. DAVIDGE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Commissioner of Deeds
FOR THE STATES OF
Virginia, New York, Maine,
Kentucky, New Jersey, Illinois,
Louisiana, Mississippi Connecticut,
Massachusetts, M Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Florida, Tenhessee Alabama.
Iowa, Georgia, California,
Arkansas, South Carolina, DC. DC.
Conveyancing in all its branches promptly and
accurately executed.
Office Louisiana avenue, opposite Fifth street
nov 22-d&wly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets &C.
SoJ Se0eah Sfree, betlcsea II and 4 streets,
~ .n wAsHNeroS, D. 9.
,,u \. resented.
e. b. HALL, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician,
ONCE No. 4s0 Washington Place, between ID and
streets.
Office for night calls,
Third door from the corner Of the avenue in sth st.
east side. Jan ely
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
Barber and Hair Dresser.
Eighth street next door to Squire Smiths office.
dec le-dly
M. +. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.
No. so Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
>dec l8-dly
JOSEPH C. G. KENNEDY.
LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE,
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depar,
Office, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
over the Savings Bank.
dec 5-ly
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Mas. @. v. JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street, south of Pennsylvania avenue (nert
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates Office
at Mrs. Bangs's.
She will cut and baste, cut LininRs and Patterna
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To Ofhcers. Soldiers, Seamen, &c, OF all Wars
their widows and Minor Children.
!. M. KNIGHT,

=. Nj KNIGHT,
.7sforasy goeern,4en safs, Raaa.astun d. g.
CONTINUES give pomp personal prose
"
and particularly those before Treasury Department
Pension and goantynd Bureaus, Patent aud General Land oc
experience years tire mcas Of OBJ
suries claims
ces the despatch OF business justify bin his
re=pnndents claimants and TIE public generally,
trusted 70 his keeping wit not be neglected.
PENSION, Bousry-lAsn, rArrsr, laws.
nearly grauous aiapg
corresponds those pamphlet
containing synopsis o. ibe existing grnsin, bannyaFa
aud pubic lind laws, end 81 Congress-
ding the
Aor o. 30 MARCH, 1885,
heretofore 100 acres
10 all officers, nfcurs sosde
and friendly indians
youn,esns, ard mliie all officers ordinary
clerks iaaGsmea
provided who have
Ia bate iIsS
children OF az such petsens sp'issd, and deceased
Th pamphlet contains ors application full and
pee Than elsewhere TO be ound adapted TO the
es Of claimants uaae the with decisions and nstsc
the department. asd practical
IL pursued In suspended y
wislng avail OF the aac,ldes afforded
dspattnrnts copies PAM
phet hy remitiing thiriy cents Ia postage stamps
t iSpuoxxssrs coRREsrospxxr~.
prepare
BY wh he dealt with literally, supplied
and Of
IN In the execution OF the law.
Tits within The subscribers direct his
the locality Of enled under ts late and
he IL u Of data that viii materially ass securing ad
dtionai bounty.
eana.
The highest cash prices given for land waraa revolutionary
scrp, and Illinois land patents ..a .H1
Mar ls-ia~swdAep Washington ciiy
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prgahisat,ca II tse Vary Deparipsa.--Tbe Navy De
parmen consists Of the Navy Department proper being the
ohoe Of the Secretary and bureaus thereto
va bureau OF Savyysrds and Docks, Bureau Of Con
equipment and Repair. Bureau Of Provisions and
eohing, Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrogrsphy and the
buFea1 Of Medicine and Surgery.
The following is the duties OF each Of these
ouees and of the force employ I'd therein
Sscresarys Qfes-Hon. james C. Dobbin, Secretary OF
we Navy Charles W. Welsh ESQ., chief clerks and
getn The Secretary q the Navy has charge OF every
hlng connected with The naval establishment and the
cation Of Az laws relating thereto i inrusted him. under
the general direction Of the President OF the United States
Nho BY the constitution Is commando, Of the army
ana navy All instructions to commanders squadrons and
commanders Of vessels all orders Of officers commissions
oaees both in the navy and marine eorp appointments o.
Commissioned and warrant officers orders for the enlistment
and discharge Of emanae from the Secretary office
All the duties Of the different bureaus performed under
The authority Of the Secretary and their orders eon.d
cred emanntng from him The general superintenence
o. the marine corps forms ao part OF the duties Of
Secretary and all the orders Of the commandant OF that
corps should be approved By him.
BsreqH % Vary Yards and Doct'.-Commodcre Joseph
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smith, chief Of the bursss Ssr sss 80 savil sariseer
and one drsughss~sn. All the HAsyyssds, doeks and
Hbarses buildings and machinery IN and
thing immediately connected with them, are under the
pernte nrnee this bureau. II Is also charged with the
management OF the Naval Asylum.
Bsss~s ej coasaes.oa, E7a.p~sas. AID Repair.-John
LeDta csq chief Of the bureau, eight clerks aud one
The Of the engineer in chiefof the
Daniel b. Martin, ESQ.,, attached this bureau, who
sisted three assistant engineers This
Of the badng and repairs Of all war purehae or
macra and the providing Of all their equip
ments sails anchors tanks &c. The enzneer-in
chief superinends the construction ALI
gnss o the navy, and with the approval Secretary
decides upon plans for their construction
Basas N Pronissons esd olosAingH. Bridge, purscr
United States navy, chief Of bu e4u clerks. All
provisions for the nae OF the and clothing together with
the making vi contracts FOR furnishing the same
the charge Of this bureau.
B"rssa IF Ordnance aaa photography Commodore cbas.
Norris CHIEF Of bureau, four clerks one
This bureau has charge all ordnance stores
manufacture purchase cannon guns powder shot Shells
&C., and the equipment OF vessesowar with everything
connected Herewith IL also provides with maps,
charts, eronomeers barometers Ac together with such
books furnished shpsofwar. 1.-The United States
Naval Observatory and Ill Office at Washing
ion and the Naval Academy Annapolis under the
general uperintsndence Of the chief Of this bureau.
B.ream Of Asdscsne and S.ryesy.Dr. William whelan,
United States navy chief Of bureau passed
surgeon United States navy clerks Every
thing relating medicines and medical stores treatment
sick and wounded and hospitals comes with
in the superintendence OF this bureau.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
We received the following general orders from the Au
Generals Office regard the four new regiments
General Orders, War DErAaraESr,
8@ AdJutant Generals Office,
No. 4. Washington, March 26, 1855.
Organization of the four regiments added the military
establishment By the sth section Of the asay appro
riaoas the support the army the gear cadag
Of
for other puPosc approved March g. 1855 and order OF
and relative rank Of the officers Of each grade
fixed BY the War Department. All the officers will take
rank in their respective grades from Harch D. 1856.
FiRsr RgcIxEsr CAVALRY
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VAL HISTORY avn sroanApHY.

II Aliens Battles Of the Brsiah Navy 2 vols london.
Sketches Naval War captain
Gmviee BY the Hon. Captain pinnke navy
don.
Gaeues Marines SOUS Ia Republrae pEmpise, La era
Paris.
Life Lord Rodney by sandy
London.
Rarows Memoirs Of Admiral Sidney Smith sol Lon
don
Memoirs o. Admiral Sir sidney smith by The author 81 "Ra
The Reeter ~ London.
Memoirs Admiral saunarez Iap
London
Aliens Life Of Nelson London.
Barpw's Memoirs Naval Of Reign ~ u;Saheh
vol Loedon.
Ekn's Nav~t Battles, i7s4 1874 vol Lfnsna.
Gnsytr anecdotes Of the BririshNavy5 vol Efnd
Canu&rN's Lives OF Bn,i-h Adniras WI. ionsua.
Dtrrcss Memcirr Of Rise and posress Of the oa Wv
vol, London.
HisIo,y Great Britain by npran Benton,
lonao
camessI's Naval History Great Loaasn
April J FRANCK IAYL0N,
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EACELLrSr FURNITURE AND MOUNTAINEERING FF-
css a sacioaoa thursday Iosaisa Apai 5. ariock
~ nsAt o. ne auction
= tNniy re.ostng from The efty comprsing-
Handsome marble 100 centre tAhsas
hAhessay and ~siHas card 4ad
fla4Aasscd eotas~
Usieioth. maiun4
dressing aud Pltu tags2.s, wasdrsh.~
sisfeis tog ana plan s-sh-t4nas, aollst ssts
Sap~faof IA sisn sAsbNday ciocs, IA good osaer
hshaH1ny workstsnds dressing Ea6leE
y hlads SHs. ~ss heir
ssast tt~se lstrssfs biss-e ~laSS0 snadSa
Two superior fcalser neas. holsters. and osllsus
hxeeil~nt hair ssd kssk mattresses
walnut extcnsfoE aad Inahogauy Glainx tahes
taae and wood chairs, i0u2xs
= Jana, glass, 2ad cfocssfy ware.
rosethrf sita general 81 usAsils.
.rf,as carh JAS, C. MCGUIRE,
April sd Aagr.,ae.r
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NOTICE Ia builders and gu&e keeper~--Hsvpu made
~ additions stock and
supply, cdr moderate r cash.
puang rails house furnishing articles,
Basr sad loose joats af a
rs,iiaasent hinges, patent blind hinges
Al of hinges +
Gsns xss and snn s5s
Ari~ puicys, paisn M fzsrenng~
A of and other Locals
complete assortment OF carpenters tools
Pocket and table cmiery, spades, forks
teaI-. charcoal cooking
Coiiuss psrIot stove very eomprse AZ
Judgement II heating a room
Wooden good vaey brushes, bronms bird cages
Probably the beet assortment o ch,drep b. foand
District
a ncc ever ooevsd ~
Of which friends III.
pubic JOHNSON, GUY, 90.
Pennsylvania ay.aac, hes~~cn ION and TIA streets.
April 4-sosf
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UnIt@d states Csart az ciaIws.

The undersigned, heyvriy Jonson Baltimore, Nd
IN and Walter - Cos, residing ~ Gsrygenwn d. a. have
soeiasd themselves Tor The OF claims
Of claims Washington and respectfully orr pro
services having
hut condded 10 will their JONI aisenon
REvERpY 5OhNS0N
Monument sg-ars, Baltimore.
WALTER ~ cox
Nlrch sf-eodim Gsosxetawn, u. G.
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by j. G. ncGUInE, Auctas.esr,

TRU5TEE'S aALE.By virtue Of deed OF George
Esnhodt and wife dated September ASH, 1885,
will offer for safe public auction Saturday
April next nj O'Clock the lot No.
rs, Washington, consistng
story frame
Terms Of One money paid ia
cash and the residue
twelve months secured BY notes. bearing interest and
served tn resell on default Of payMeat OF any
The right also reserved resell amer weeks
risk and Of the purchaser his failure comply
Of sale within week thereafter. se1
WALTER !. COX, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
ar 25-Ia !.
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ny rELE Ora PHI.

Election IN Csnciaau'- Desperate Fighting.
CIscNsArI, April 1.-The municipal election n this city
to-day most exciting struggle. A large
poIed The result is not yet known. There much
fighting in the various In the eleventh.
large German ward IL is reported that the know moth
ngs took possession of the polls and destroyed the ballot
boxes and tickets One said to have been killed and
several wounded during the fight.
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~ Ca es = sco1r, aas.s..s.r..

ny Ca Es - scoIr, s.easo.ssr.
NPLEsniD CHINESE AND lAPAsgse AMI OTHER house
Monday ne sh April shall set e'eIsck m a. ~
saas % ss ss : s gnss ssss s.y @ 80
sp ~ 5sPase-e esa',s ias's ,aaid WA pearl
D j.ssss.s laess, s.sa., 40 ~rss does, ul.ia
Do chinese tseie ard trapoys, nsssa With
Do Chinese bacs saanmos men and board
10 Chinese psiesnss sad costumes
DO % large punch bowl toilet sst
DO o. circular eedssead, niaid win ivory =
perfect curiosity
Do u'sos,msa, q Ispan, cbiass. opansnt.
Fine rosewood oval centre ana marble top soa atIr.
f'"a eh'nrs. hah aud o'heF 'amp~, sH glass chande
Fine shias aa.s, aaa s.ossewsss anoss which
gothic sitgrame French plate mirror sna bracket
Fine in1reea and brocalsie window orna
Pine wsipa, .shic castor, arm and Other chairs
fine ea-honed lounges and otouias, what nos sDd
Pine walnut set. comprising gohic bedsteai ward
role sofa dressing bureau, marle op wash
stand, and single bsdstead
sing sand, P-ychc glass, sad washs,and
Fine feather prds bedding, hair and shack
Fine iron chair, bfonxed iron enas
Fine tapestry 'htee-ply ingram and carpets and
Passage oiielo,h mariiag
Two Jars naimegs, preserved 10 sheir natural state
years in the indies, fine
Refrigerator mahogany dinng md
COOKING and other Stoves and good kitchen
Tem. Under s cash; so, ersdi, and 30 days.
The .asse1ibss mus, aonis s, IN sns 10 describe The
furniture they have failed. suffice
ladies' and ensmsn o. aIand Cso.ssra and wa.sns
and The public in general attend the sae and for themselves
March 3i--eodsds Anctonesrs
r. sThe public respectfully the Saturday
previous to sale, and examine the furniture. G&s
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House FURNISHING DRY GOODs.-The Subscribers
III respectfully the OF
their extensive assortment % furnishing goods, such
n, ti-t and II lpen shrtinss, in great variety
l1-4 li-4 and IL 4 snirinsa eyt
io4 l4 iai aud white Maseies quilts, corded
ity bed spreads
"a and 1914 damask table linen
Satin damask liable eiuths all sisos
Superior hne piow-easr ,ineas 44a
Very superior he'd and crib blankets
Satin damask table napkins
French and English furniture chintxes s.la FL
Lace and muslin curtains
ai Huckahaek- dauaask, and diaper taweiiiugs
All ofwheh bave been selected
and viii be offered
! ~s4 as5 ss8 ses4aNas HoOE, BROTHER, y Co
N. RWe airo invite -~l~cisi
linens importation, which prices
yard 10 the finest goods which
lad the rhespesI goods In The market
< Nprch 2T-3fawfwif HDOE, Ha0,
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appointments John Law Of Indiana a commission
err to be associated with the register and receiver land
omce at Vincennes Indiana, TO ascertain and adjust certain
titles to land in that STATE authorized provided for by
an act Of Congress approved the 27th July, 1854