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navy and England was the cause Of ii because she
had placed them ia thas equvooa position towards the
rest Of the world lie thcnght they bad been correctly
treated any band Of awles savsges ought 10 bo who
place themselves in similar circumstances
He proceeded TO adyer, TO the smored annexation o the
Sandwich Islands, and the interference England 10 pr
vent ID While he would deprecale such annexation Al
present because il did accord with the nature Of this
government 70 coonze yet il the day should come when
il should be necessary and II could be done with the assent
Of the sovereign OF the Sandwich islands, all the powers
Of the world could not prevent IL He alluded 10 other In
stances IN which the English aud French governments bad
endeavored TO oppose which this government
deemed important to her interests When he had
cadcd,
Mr. CLAYTON rose TO address the Senate; but
Mr. JONES' Of Tennessee called for the consideration Of
the special order being the bill granting extension OF
credit the duties railroad iron. lie said that there
only about forty fifty legislative hours now left
before the close OF the scssionhe Senate usually sitting
only four or Ave hours dayand he could
that this time should be spent In discussing distractions
while the Important business Of the country
While he refused to grant courtesy member OF
the Senate, he felt bound to insist on his motion.
Mr. DAWSON desired TO know whether the gentlemen
who bad spoken this subject expressed their own nd
yia sisws spoke for the administration II the sub
ect allowed to drop without any further expana
on II might be supposed that views foreshadowed
some action contemplated by the Executive.
Mr.. CLAY called the senator from Georgia order for
not speaking on the question: which to take up the
Mr.. DAWSON said that he was stating the reasons
why he should vote against the motion. He thought IL
was due to the senator from Delaware Mr CLAyroS that
Mr.. BUTLER hoped that the senator from Delaware
would be allowed TO speak
Mr. CLAYTON did not wish TO speak II there obec-
tion to IT,
Mr.. MASON hoped there would be objection to his
stating, in reply the inquiry Of the from Geor-
ga that he spoke his individual sentiments for which tho
Executive should not be held responsible
Mr. T0UCEY hoped that the senator from Tennessee
would withdraw his objection and permit the from
Delaware to proceed with his remarks
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee snd that he would withdraw
his motion with great pleasure il be thought that the
tor from Delaware needed any vndcaton But he had
been assaed and there various channels through
which he could communicate his views to the public
Mr.. BADGER said that he presumed the special order
having been called for before the Senate and he
moved postpone the further consideration subject
until Tomorrow in order to allow the discussion go
The motion was agreed to--yeas 30, nays 10.
Mr.. CLAYTON then expressed his views the subjects
which had been alluded to by the from Michigan
and Virginia. When he had concluded,
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of executive
business and after some time,
Adjourned
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United states Patent Once,

Washington, January II, lass.
I'm petition Goes, Of Worcester, Massachusetts
praying for he extension - patent granted him The
10Th day April s4i improvement
foe the said which
place tho 18th day Of April, iss5--
petition Ohice
Monday The ID day of April 1855 IL O'Clock, and
all show they
why said petiuon ought To be granted.
Persons opposing required die the Patent
Once wfins tes
days beiore The day Of all testimony filed by either party
TO be used sad taken and Hansm"t IN
eardsncs with e rules of the office, which will furnished
plcaiion. E
The testimony win be 2,d day Of March,
looo dep"sion and other relied upon as testimony
De hed Office that
arguments " any, within ten days tnereansr
Ordered ssc iha this published in the Union Ine
gcncsr, and Evening o. Evening Argus, Phil
adepa Pennsyven's scennhe Amenean Me-. York aud Bos
ton Po-t Boston Massachusetts week r three
weeks previous TO the ID April ne day ofhesns
CHARLES MASON,
Commssopsf of Patents.
r. sEdors Of the above papers please and send
their bills 70 the Patent Once with containing is notice
Jan ls-law3w
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United states Patent once.


I'm the peuon OF James NJ
deceased OF New Oreaus
Of patent granted
9th Of May 1S4i, for Improvement machine
distractions bars from the mouths Of harbo &c
years patent
OF the of May, 1856
petition Patent Once
Monday, the 23d bf April i2 O'Clock
nodsd and show they
why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing file
Office objections specially forth writing
before OF hearing. All Testimony party
he used the said hearing be taken aud
cordance with OF the Office which win be furnished
plcation. saa|'saH f#t-#
The the will closed the 18th
depo-ops and other relied testimony
filed in the Office before that
guments If any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered published Union
and Evening Star, Washington d. o.
New York Evening Argus Philadelphia, Pa Inquirer
Ohio, week for
vious the 23d Of April next, The day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF ratvns
r. sEdors OF the above will please
their bills the Patent Office, with containing @ noce.
Jan ll-iaw3w
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INo. 5ao.I


IN pursuance o. law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Presden, o. he
public will be held .e land once tAuecsrA IN the
State Of MssissIrR commencng on Monday The tef h de
pa q sections Of land bearing within III mites
sss ss Of s In. Of s sD a oso ssaa " a. ans &
u of dolara aud MY cents per acre. az provided ~
price 81 By te % act q an august IsS4
es,ea m sale 40 & Az Ss."s soss ss d, a'a a. n
posed brandon Montgomery ruc notice No
I I sssass ps y de date a .s's
I hs ea
North ottas base line, and east Of the cAOeta~ msrdan.
Township four OF range thirteen,
Townshps three, four foe, sr, o. range fourteen
own.Sp ,ss @ four ss M a"S a"d % 81 snss n sa
Townships flee, sz, I'd tepe" OF range seventeen,
Noee Is also hereby gwen that al situated
The ',riie limits each side Of o above rad wiid.awn and
subject doar snd twenty se cents per acre. f
The graduation act August, isi
e aud townships N The states Of ssspp aud aaeama wi,
day ef Mareh n.xi, wit.
Of lands subject AuousrA MssIssrri
North o. tAe base line, and the ChoeaW nsridaH
Townships tlree four, fue, ssven range
Townships hree four dve sz, epe range
Townships tArse Jour, and Of range fourteen
Township seven, OF iange afeea.
Townships three. fur and fire, Of range sirteen
Townships hree FOUR ee aud seoen, OF range seventeen
Townships three four six, aud ssuer Of range eighteen
In the district lands subject sale DgnoroL ALABAMA
Nor,t the bose iine amt Of ths principal meridian,
Townships haeen, sixteen. and seventeen, of
Townships theen foueer heen rtssn and ssvenfeen, Of
rang three
Townships heen foueen fifteen, snieen and seventeen, Of
four =
Townships thirteen and iourieen, Of range Ave.
The townships wholly within
The limits Of sa an tsrn miles respectively on each de Of SAID
those italics winin Haid limits dcsg
mated diagrams which vii furnished TO NE respective
Offices Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The lands viii be sod subject the right Of granted by the
ac, o September 1850 The states o said ,alI9ad
particular Of land which include the road will be sold
quantities shown by the official piats
The sections will be offered the pubic sale in The order IN
which advertised the sale will be kept for sni
Of offering the and but not exceeding
applications make entries of the lands
public will be received
lei close of the weeks.
Given hand OF Washington, this seventh
thousand eight hundred and
ffiy-nve.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
John WILSON,
Commissioner oil General Land Office
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- 22ksxM ~ fS
Improved arrangements for rapsIapofant changes f soAs
tpHE completion o.
ing and Columbus uniting, sbon and direct
Baltimore ONO railroad portions OF he
gives greatly
vanaees through travellers direction. Mon
day November "a, ie5s the trains viii b. ioilowss
FoR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two FAST trains daily will in each direction First; the mail
san, leaving Camden station 2 instead Of O'Clock as
secondi the 3, instead OFT,
heretofore and running through TO Wheeling IA about
Junction. Sykesviie Monocacy, Harpers Ferry Martins
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Howesbug New
wood aud and meals Both these trains make prompt and
regular with Of the Central Ohio road of Cam
uiuse,
sanausky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chengo 81 Louis
Passengers leaving Baltimore BY hs mail ain wi aeh GIN
cnna for dinner day. while by The express an thy ave
there ~ the night being kept but one night on the route ny
either
Passengers for The Northwest Cleveland and all intermediate
points, make direct with the trains upon the C..e
Psburg when ule ONO Is navgabe
Wheeling and Wsvle, by leaving Baltimore
Returning he trains leave Wheeling follows, express
reaching Baltimore at So the na train
at IL As p. M, reaching Baltimore att p.
Through tickets by Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
Louis, cities, will be sold a all times
when the OF water will admit
Through Baltimore and washington, and all the
important cities and in the WEST sold at TIE uche oee
OF the company,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail leaving Camden station, will take passengers fo
Wheeling at III as midnight Cumberland 10 IS, and ar
rives al Baltimore al y. IN.
dne places viii sar at A. daily except sunday arriving
~. Returning, will leave Frederick 8,
arriving Baltimore at IL 3D.
TIE Elcots Mills accommodation win be daily, (except
SuBdass,) as follows:
Leave Camden station 6, a. IN, and 3, pm.
Leave Eilicot's Mills AT 80, a. M, and o 80 p m
Dec lI-du
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Those holders of certificates who desire by aor
IL residing beyond the limits Of the United States
knowledge the before some minister penponary charge
daaircs, general
appointed by government Of the United any foreign
country proper officer any country
the chief magistrate city, corporation
therein resdng in the United States, the acknowledgment be-
fore justice Of peace, public commissioner
appointed by governor Of Virginia. is sufficient
the certificate must be delivered.
w CLUTTER Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
y. u. PARKER, Register. ers Of the sink
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, secy Commonwealth. J ing fund.
RIcusoNp, Virginia, December 81, 1854.
Dec 3t-d3m
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Commissioner or the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

extend rights certain settlers therein
extended The above
odd numbered sections within six miles each
the settlement
prior and paid for
dollars and ny before the day fixed
public sale the 9th March 1854, emit
lied An for the relief Of ers lands reserved for railroad
who settled aud improved the aboyenaDed
date thdraal will be entitled
empons the ordinary minimum price of the public lands
OF one dollar and twenty
and paid for before the day fixed for the public sae Therefore
every person entlicd the Of presumption the
miles
road under of 3D. March, 1855, above
referred made the 18th of February 1852
he date of aiotment under the act Of 2h March e54
OF withdrawal Of
likewise entitled pe-emp
9th March, 1884, any lands outside
of decfed the 18th
day establish the sasiac
register land Office
payment therefor the price fixed by law practicable
seeing this notice. bee the day appointed for the pub
Of embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
E.sts4#. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 9--lawi3w [lnt. and STAR
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IN virtue OF writ Of faco issued
the District OF Columbia the Of
me directed, shs public wednesday
the 25'h OF February OF
ssa county, al "a O'Clock the following properly vz
" Wegntman right, title, interest,
undivided equal parts 0 each
Ia the following saw part of o,
NO. seven tl In No. 49i, adjoining
fronting twenty feet on Pennsyana running
full depth OF said lot all OF lots IL l3 and mart OF
io No H. 10 said square, and adjoining lot 81 fronting
twenty ieet north street, and running right angles with
north the full depth Of said with All and
lar the buildings and improvements square No ssl in
the of Washington District Of sezed nod yad
the properly Of Roger g. Weiehman and so IN san
judicial No D. to March tenn 1855 in favor Mary barney ~
Maxwell woodruff her friend - =
j. ID, HOOVER
Feb 6-dr2ethFeh Marshal for the District OF Columbia
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|, au.,oai .Iourn., Tor ~, m,,,,o, ,

THE New York Musical Review anuualy
dfed pieces of music, besides critical
strueive and work tpuhIished In
ehaptcs by Lowell Mason. mbodying practical results as an
ped enchtrs bs experiences during long
industrious career aohor and TEACHER of yet
Musical Review dollar six
interest
OF music invited clubs and
hed onehy Specimen copies receipt cents
postage stamps
Address pos, paid Mason Brothers % Park Row York
fl-dlms
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The pseu win ~ sys .es e.1s unas~s
psymsst cf the sxbscssSues ss sass IN advance
D.sant sasy sssssy sy ctiss tar
winch ~ii he by ~ II
Transmission
The COUNTRY rasl-hed during sss
"ons o. consrsss, and .sui weekly during The
subscriptions fo period q year viii be
terms pfoporupasd 10 the above INA
W-fSsrhAsTEks ascnts sud sy
seads"s as ssvs DAILY shsebes 90 saeos~ s ys
subscribers with enclosed
copy sysfs.
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K.asmpaon OF virginia SIX Per Cent. Dsp,

HE holders Of the following certificates of debt issued by
State OF Virginia, redeemable the 9Th day OF March, lsa
and afterwards within period sceeng fifteen win take
notice that "fhe coaonsys W the snkg fund.- created by
assembly Virginia. the a6n
March, 1858, will proceed, the first Of April, 1885,
deem the nd certificates ai the treasury OF The
The holders Of certificates eQpred
APRIL Office Of the
and, whether not thereon will
that day:
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
EXHIBITION
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
the sutisonan usIitution washington

Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Win place Washington, ID.
on the 9th Of February, 1855
THIS Institute founded the 3s of August 1882 for the
and of Manufactures, Commerce,
the Mechanic and Useful Arts.
The contributions the Exhibition and
indication is afforded OF fun and mos, interesting display
The arrangements made grand The hal
and other apartments Of the Institution sci for the
admirably adapted tbeefor and supplied
etng conducive TO The safety convenience and comfort OF
hniors and vte while ,he approaches from all OF The city
have been greatly improved s
Persons years Of age and friendly objects, may
be admitted 10 membership OF this Institute between the
of fourteen and thev be admitted junior
ber The omer required an initiation Tee Of and
So tieeafter aud the later initiation fee OF ST. and
- per year thereafter. sHE
of he School OF Design, members and junior
members charged ~ extra season Of four months
All members entitled the privileges of the Exhibition
Members tickets each admit member and one lady member
children, the wife member and chdren
junior members tickets each admit junior member and lady
Other required 10 for tickets as oowss
.
ticket, convertible into membershp) 50 90
Gcntleman's season ticket, single 30
The Office OF the Of the Exhibition the northern
main the Smithsonian Institution, daily
until where all business connected with this
will receive Written
should also be addressed TO the undersigned. ll
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Jan 27-eo3 superintendent
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
IN ~ iisss r

EAvE daily, except Sunday, at and 81, and and
Ia p.
On uniay, at 6, q. and s. IN.
Leave Baltimore at AZ and " n. and 5 and .,
On sunday, At Al, a. m. and s, p IN. t.. ..s..
Baltimore Ohio railroad for the West
a by trains leaving al o. q. M, and 3, p m.
For Philadelphia and New York and sK m, and
For Annapolis, tSh, IN, and 5, p
For Norfolk, at 3, p.
I. H. PARSONS, Agent h
called the requiring responsible
Of color who wish the road
Dec I5--df
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
8a Printing.

SUPERISTtsDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, January rs, 1855.
IN of the provisions of the act enled An act
vide executing the public printing! &c. approved August DC
1884, sealed proposals will be received This Office the Capitol
Wednesday 26th Of March - O'Clock, for
furnishing the following quantities and descriptions OF writing
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ID OBINsOs's PHAsTICE--Tbs Pracce In Courts OF Jus-
II England United by Conway Robinson,
Of Rchmopd, Virgins. Vol !. Price, w. Just pnh,hed
Feb FRANCk TAYLOR
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fKoros.D YArrs ,, SAILING

sor freight passage apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N, v
Brown, SHlPLEY, CO..
Liverpoo
H. G. ROBERTS y CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
b. o. WAlNW RIGHT X CO.,
81
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
ships will be accountable for god silver
bullion specie ewery stones, METALS unless bills
adng heror and the value thereof therein expressed
Dec l7--dn H fH#Hsrsl e#a
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Coz carrying se mas o ihs United states from ihs
lat DAY OF ssptsu.ef, Ei Juy lo5e
Isrores Of nkkooN and NEW MEXICO. will be received
ne ton"act once the the
Washington, ls4h day Jaae 1855
viz.
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The House met at IL o'clock, m.

iNV IIuuse NIc0 ~ II UNIUUhl NJ
ExEcuTIvg coaauNicATIoNs
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the President of the United States transmitting let
ter and accompanying papers from the Secretary of the In
terror asking that the appropriation therein asked for be
made which referred to the Committee of Ways and
Means.
Also, communication from the Secretary Of the Navy
transmitting three hundred copies of the Naval Register for
the of the House which laid the table and
ordered to be printed.
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NEW MEXICO.

1908 From Albuquerque, by Zu woodvle California; and
back, week.
Bidders and schedule Of arrivals and de
partnres.
1904 From Donna Anna and back week
Bidders o distance and schedule.
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rosr orros DsP.srsssr, February 2, lsSs
Feh 3-w4w
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Orders for cke and shares and cerhcac OF Packsge m ihe
spsndd viii the attention. aud
each drawing will be Immediately after u rs
all who order from L-.
Address p. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
Jan IS Wiuungton Delaware.
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Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing at State ot-----, under
ii the foregoing bid Tor carrying the mail route No
be by the Postmaster Genera the bidder SHALL prior 10 the
September 1885, thereafter enter
required obligation perform the service proposed win
good and sufficient soroties.
full knowledge of the obligations and liabilities
BY under the 2 section OF The act OF Congress
Of July Q, 1886.
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Notice of the discontinuanee Of the United states
land offices Jeffsrsonv Iie yinecnDes, and Nin-
anlac, Indiana.
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Form of proposal uhere change from advertisement Is eoe'n-
plated by the bidder
propose the mails from September 1885, TO July 1885,
IN ly 10 the
General dated January o 1855,
and by the folio wing mode Of fconveyance, viz;
for amt
proposal distance Of the
carried and all other particulars
the and and also after full exanina
Of The instructions and requirements attached The advertise
Dated
lSign.dJ
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Governor eornse a. - his Aeea'ers.
eeopy the following msdly paragraph
ttom the 1Ems sof sthe 9Th indsnt:
s Gov. GosxAs-No man in this community
hasbe moe systenet leah amoyed and lied
about, than this gentleman, and 81 those, too,
who would not scruple to offer hin$ SIC, 900 for
his influences, il they thought by. that sum they
could get it. ]. Ross Browne, ESQ. the secret
agent Of the. Government, who has been in our
midst the past two weeks, informed US, prev
ious to his departure, that not a single wTitte,
charge had been brought against either Cover
nor German or Secretary Rosser, Out that in
every case, those who had proclaimed the loud
est against them were the FIRST to back water
when requested topdt their signatures on pa
per- Although politically. opposed tor Gov.
Gorman, and Sec. Rossef, and differing with
them on many subjects, yet We are ever ready
to bestow c6mmendation where commenda-
ton is due, and when we find a'pack of blood
hounds hunting down those whom we believe
to be honest men, we shall defend them open
y, manly and fearlessly, disregarding the stale
doctrines Of policy but choosing the right. -
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!" "A ScREAH.-Under this euphonious
caption, we find an outburst of enthusiasm
in a late number Of the Dixon (nl) 1ae-
graph, regarding the railroad. The intens-
ity increases from line to line, until at 212
degrees, Fahrenheit, it concludes:
7"Like huge chariot of fire on q monstrous
beast, it beloved along high above the dwell.
lngs.a 1t reminded Us Of pictures that ". have
seen of ancient cities walled in with walls, over
which huge war chariots were seen to dash
along with their loads Of warriors - -
That chariot on beast is very fne-a
poetiedlihtAsion'; and the beaa, j sssss it
anything kktAsai whale ?4e 4o
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A6rThe word beaver in the sense of a
covering for the head, is not derived, as
most people imagine, from the animalIoi
that name, the fur Of which is used in the
manufacture Of modern hats. Beaver is
derived from the Italian word 6ersre, to
drink; and the appellatiou had its origin in
the practice followed by the knights, for
merly, of converting the helmet into q
drinking vessel, when more suitable cups
were not at hand. Our English word 6erer-
age comes from the same Italian root. H..