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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1856.
SENATE.
yIRsr SESSION.


Mr.. SEWARD presented memorials from sew
eral agricultural societies, asking appropriations
for the:carryng Of CERTAIN meteorological obser.
yations at the Washington Observatory by Lieut..
Maury.
Mr.. SUMNER gave notice that, at an early day,
he should introduce a bill to erect new court
house and post Office in Boston.
Mr.. CASS gave notice that at an early day, he
should introduce several bills for deepening the
channel of st. Mary's river and Des Moines rapids
Mr.. HALE called up the resolution of inquiry
into the Kansas dificutics but, at the suggestion
of Senator HUNTER, and others, concluded to let il
remain until the reception of the Presidents mes
sage.
Mr.. JONES, of Iowa, gave notice that, at an
early day, he should introduce bill granting land
TO certain railroads in that State.
Also, bin defining the boundaries Of Iowa.
Mr.. HUNTER then moved an adjournment,
which motion was lost
Mr.. HALE moved that the Senate adjourn over
to Monday; which motion was debated by several
Senators, Mr.. HUNTER saying that If they should
adjourn, and the message be received before they
should again meet, there would be so much time
lost, whereupon
Mr.. STUART moved that the Senate do now adj
journ; which motion was carried.
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Few are aware how frequently publishers are
compelled to insert among their advertisements,
statements which they can neither sanction nor be-
ieve.
A pleasant exception to this disagreeable neces-
sity are the advertisements of DR.. j. c. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and Pills, which win be found in
our columns We have published for him before,
and always with the feeling that in SO doing We in
no wise lend ourselves to deceive or mislead the
public for We have had indisputable proof that his
words are strictly true, with abundant reason to
believe that his medicines win do all they promise,
and all that can be reasonably expected Of any
medicine. His Cherry Pectoral is too well known
in this community TO need any commentator from
us, and his Pills we credibly informed are not
inferior to his Pectoral-Pr ovidencs Mirror, r. 1
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MASSACHUSETTS HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Daily Advertiser thus classifes the House Of
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THE Union and Sentiuel.

We copy below portion OF an editorial IN,
this mornings Sentinel in relation to the con-
test before the Senate for the printing, between
itself and the Union.
The Sentinel charges that the article under
the caption Of g Regular Nominations" which
appeared in the Union few days ago, was
written with view to benefit itself, and not
the party which 1t represents.
The Sentinel says:
The article purports to be intended to preserve
Democratic discipline, while in reality its chief, if
not its only object, is to preserve the Jnion--not
the union ofthe States, but the Union newspaper.
Patriotism is said by an eminent writer to be the
last refuge of desperate men, for such men make it
trade. Are the fortunes Of our neighbor so des-
perate, then, that after having done more by its
vascilatng course for the last two years to disor-
ganize and demoralize tn, Democratic party, than
all the other newspapers put together-when IL
could and did reap profit from It, that It should
now turn right around and endeavor to make pro-
fit out Of organization and disciplined"
The proprietor of the Union received from the
last House Of Representatives the public printing,
and under circumstances too, which should have
left some slight traces Of gratitude and kindness
towards the Senate Printer. new Congress has
oceH cieCtcu. lue OntOI ueSpalrlnRkOI DeinR re-
elected House Printer, has hoisted new ensigns,
and under the joint proprietorship and editorship
of Messrs Nicholson and Forney is aiming to GUST
the Printer to the Senate, and get his Office At
ter destroying the Democratic majority in the
House of Representatives by consistent course Of
stupid Encouragement and insolent dictation, the
Washington Union comes before the Senate and
demands that place shall be made for II in that
branch ofCongress which, by Its own recklessness,
it lost in the other"
snow that the U,.io,. has lost the House print
ing 1t has fixed its eyes upon the Senate printing,
and is now moving heaven and earth to get il. II
makes no difference with it that the incumbent of
that Office (Senate Printer) is a Democrat.
They 1.-THE editors Of the Union) want the
printing, and they are determined to get it by hook
by crook. Last session the Unions friends were
opposed to regular Nomination. That was hook
This session they are In favor Of regular nomina-
tons That Is crook"
We predicted yesterday that storm was
brewing between these two journals; to-day
our predictions are realized. We are inclined
to the belief that the Sentinel is right, when 1t
says the Union is determined to get the Senate
printing, "by hook or by crook And there
are several other hooks and crooks, to which
the Sentinel does not allude, which the Union
is endeayoring to turn to its advantage. We
may have occasion to allude to them, and also
to expose certain other matters which have an
important bearing upon this subject
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King Ohio opened the Parliament on the 18th
utimo. He promises TO preserve neutrality. The
difficulties with the United States have been set
lied to the satisfaction Of all the parties interested
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DENMARK,

The Sound-dues convention was to be opened at
Copenhagen on the goth Of November. Russia Is
he only power that proposes sending special en-
roy, the other governments accrediting their resi-
lent Ambassadors.
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SHAMEFUL CoxDUcr OF PERUVIAN SQUADRON
The United States revenue cutter Joseph Lane,
under the command Of Captain H. B. Nones, was
lying at York Roads, Straits Of Magellan on the
29th Of September last. Up to that date she had
been lying there about week, waiting for the ar
rival of Peruvian squadron, consisting Of three
steamers, which, by previous agreement had en-
gagged to tow her through the Straits. The squad
ron was on its way to Peru from England, where
the steamers had been constructed, and were at
the time under the command of Peruvian captain,
who had volunteered to perform that service with
out the slightest request from the American COM
mand.
The Joseph Lane, says the Philadelphia
Sun, had the Peruvian flag flying at the fore,
and her own ensign displayed, sc. that no ex-
cuse on the score of ignorance can be alleged
for the shameful conduct of the Peruvian. The
squadron passed close by the Joseph Lane, with
out even paying the honor of passing salute, or
giving the least indication of recognising our YES
sci. Such conduct cannot be too strongly con-
demned, and, in this instance, nothing can be
urged either to justify or extenuate it. Captain
Nones relied upon the word OF the Peruvian,
and never imagined that it would be falsifed in All
emergency where even the common courtesy Of
one navy to another would be freely exercised.
The Joseph Lane was daily visited by the Patago-
MAN Indians, and picked up in the Straits whale
boat containing six Peruvian sailors, who had been
wrecked in that latitude It is supposed that the
squadron had seen them before, but had neglected
to relieve them
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We copy the following telegraphic dispatches
from the st. Louis Republican:
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IErERsoS Cry, Nov. 30, 1855.
The Inquirer this morning publishes dispatches
Of an exciting character regarding Kansas The
substance Is "a follows:
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Reinforcements Of troops are being sent to Sa-
ragossa, where further disturbances are appre-
hended
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orYIcR oy METaoroIrAs RArLHoAp cosrAsy,
Georgetown, d. c., December 20, 1854
EAED PROPOSALS for the gradng and bridging Of
y and half 3k) miles OF this road will be received
Office of company until three o'clock the 18Th
day OF February next. s73.. .ga g- a9
maps pfohe plans and spcci6ca ions will be ready for
spection and aflcr the 9Th day Of February
Railroad designed extend from tie cities
the baltimore and OHIO rsroud
routes with the latter road Of
ninety miles Of the travelled tn
miles
Proceeding point with Baltimore
Ohio railroad Frederick
ing through districts Of land,
In the city iagorstown with
operation extending Harrisburg the Cen
trail railroad, sc as5r e3g4a4 "a ss sts3 5&58 sf
The portion for which proposals invited
westerly Of District Of Columbia A miles
from Georgetown) the city Of Frederick.
will be received for the work In sections OF mile
each the distance Of AN miles.
generally medium character for this OF the
country heavy cutting lin eart and rock and
and every facility prosecuting vigorously
oy year. The couuy elevated rolling
well waiered, aud remarkably healthy
for completion Of the contracts will be
from
Any desired by persons proposing for the work
be furnished the ofce be had by addressing The
president of the company by letter prior 10 The day oieing
* BY order OF the board Of directors
4#s8t FRANCIS DODGE, President
ts96e@ t8s. EDMUND FRENCH, Chef Engineer
Dec 3i--QawtFeb5
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and Eeoa Of Maafaefsrss Commerce,
Nd 4 MeeAsnie aad Useist -4,fs,
AZ opened ey srhiagon Thursday the
w day o February 1885, IA HE new and splendid hall 81 the
s,onan ins,ao which - one o. The most magnificent rooms
The unlsd states.
and All nAsTs desiring y dspas e tssn Of their iatos sAn
Ingenuity taste az 81 the Unon cordially In
The Aehnsry department charge special
power, 0AuTes labor Ae, viii be given
Al nsendias 10 exhibit give early
day poe Goods should he accompanied Win proper IN
The conu,,ee therefore, feel that inviting
al rfssuns OF Union Meopo
Mechanics Offering the producer Of
eeilen Article. valuable Opportunity q making ssown e as
workmanship and their adapt ton TO the purposes for which es
1bey would cuy those specimens
sans witch
III -acs contributions ladies, award to
cites ~ % ewcry Sc suited TO the tastes Of the
rhe ha opened Of goods Monday
Fehquary a eoen wall be formally opened Tor
Of visiess, and continue open sboatiou weeks
No are Deposited ar saturday night 80 OF February can bs
upon or competition premium, except
ssss ne eamsae shall be satisfied We're despatched from ds
have reached III. han by that day. but JAILED 20 az
- from unavoidable detention
designed exhibition only will be received rss Of
charge tuesday night, OF February 10 O'Clock after
which depo-its VII be subject 10 charge OF from ~ cenr
fprrnuees AID o,no who
asn,lan shall specify their and the time they may have
AZ artcIes deposited competition and premium be Of
H. nans ol m, mixer and nyearor az knownj aud
nae aep,.or copy furnished the
he sxed noi, ts option OF the exhibitor
Drlers ,le time % entry, win receive ticket Of nie %
~ n'ars when open 70 ne pnSle ao s.,,;,,on :, ~
Metropolitan Ia.tsfe, Wassa d. " and should
se q the articles and the name Of the parry sending
ihs d,ns ma,sa on inc packages Thsy '"'0d ao DC &c
Circular. coa,ainns detailed forwarded
ANY gyrn application the corresponding
whom all communications the business OF the Institute
should bs addressed
3i~iAw0w ~
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HARDWARE AND CuTLEkNs--The subscriber has now
Ii Of goods which have
the both this
aud offered
saving Of from ten 70 twenty-five per cent Our STOCK
comprises
Articles article required about house tina
can thu head OF hardware
Building fine assortment NOT excepting sash weights
3 cents per ID.
Mechanics, tools, variety and mostly warranted
Leather betting, gum aud hemp packing Boston factory
prices -
Broes door springs warranted for four Jears We are
and will furnish dealers al factory prices
beautiful busters, New York
and 81 per cheaper than other Styles
Of small advance for cash punctua
customers by the subscriber. . ,.-.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
o the Gilt Saw Penn.
Nov 8--eofm 10th and Ilth
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limited STATES mall Lane 10 Caiiforma VIA Aspin-
II 2lth of each month"; In hrst-
class steamships Department.
2,o0p burden, guarnnyiny speed and safety
The Panama railroads. completed TO oorpo 10 mea from
Panama. B
The transit from miles in rail
Aspnwal ohpo, and is miles Of land transportation
thorough order. single passenger
therefore, In sta houvse passenger
and their baggage being only transferred once and nom mues
alongside the
transportation in future this route
richness If description
being always kept in al New York, PaDa
detention accdeD
The = entirely reliable,
expected passage the Atlantic will regu
larry days the Pacific, In ~ 10 IAN days.
Pzsesgefs the Aspin-
wall
Through tickets uthe iooet rates. be had the agency IN
West New York.
Jan 2s-du
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DRurssH AImana~ and Companion far 1888 contain
d ine lists Parliament the households. ministry, udc
svv foreign ministers. EnxaRd Brush abroad
military colonial and imports
and inSs chronicle 81
the for 1854 parts
valuable s'ci<. the Tho
Tinted States ceusos health dwellings 81
fund canals and railroads paee
entomology and much other useful add valuable
matter, Complete In vol, 49,. -
Jan lG FhANtk ThhLuks
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United states Patens ONCE

Washington, Jau. TO- 1855.
ON the petition Ebenezer Beard sharon Maine pray
Ing OF granted him the 10Th
1871, spropiersn Tor
from the expiration of said which takes place the
10Th day OF April iS55- 1t8# .tH tN
Ii petition Office
Monday, 18th March IL O'clock and all
aad
why petition onght MOI 10 be granted. s
the required nc the Pae1i
objections specially forth least
before day OF hearing all died BY either
% hearing
the rules OF the Office which will be furnished
application. III
he testimony closed OF March,
depositons and other relied br d
before morning of that day V
any, within days thereafter.
ordered pobsiied Union, ine,
gcHcer, and Evening STAR washington a. ca Ese1g Argus
American, New York; Patriot aud
New Hampshire,
sye weeks previous a6th day
hearing. ats58{t M ~ -
CHARLES MASON,
AaN HNf t Commissioner OF Patents.
SEdi,oa papers will copy and send Their
uice, with paper containing notice.
lar lI-Iaw3W
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0H and offer Tsesday, Acoeaster Z, lsoa,
srhE Alexandria for Gordonsyfs and
Il O'clock. al me boar
giving Tor breakfast on board Con
neeisns Manassas with train tox suaseog AZ War
Wa~aun, aud Godousviic
the ygna Craua railroad fos Richmond chaf
ioslssviIc, and Stauatoa.
daily Alexandria and intermediate
buee ~ O'clock the ARRIVAL 81 the uaas o.
Virginia kichmu~ss Cbasioitrsvie and
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NnxttE Aetsss seaa sessg@sses - ~
N sw-sstiAu Nen6fes oas 90 81 Mis-
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fisas. s1tlsed
&~@eHa
rs~sif sneaA Ne ~ NE rsr*tsns BY
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MH@f&~b fas A-fsSt ~ ~ aaf ~ es 1 Ss, tssA aha
& - ena bssea F3s@&a ssaat
ss~a @sh~ ~@s hh~ ftasaSns - he
sspostAs
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No. SAL
sales of Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby that consequence Of representations
IN OF merItorous actual
and ether uaoard would
pay lands the public sales Of Ia United
the OF the Southeast Pacific
railroad State OF IsrouR advertised ~ proclamation No
52J 10 Offices, December inst
President ordered those sales be postponed
and o take place follows, to,x
Al the land euis Monday the 9th
August next II.
land Office az Jackson commencing on Monday me 10Th Of
August next -
August next.
Springfield commencing on Monday the aoh
of August next
General Land Once, the
Wns,ngnn day December, d. thousand e,eh.
hundred and fhy-fou
By OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7--law6w Commissioners.
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school Of Cumberland University, At Lebanon.
Tennessee. III
FACULTY, Abraham Cauthers, late Of the circuit
Il Judges Of Tennessee
o Nathan ,ireen, late Judges the supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon Bromfeid l.. Ridley, Councillors OF the
Judges Curuers their whole time exclusively
school,
Plan Of Daily examinatons Of each class the
OF ecure hut % the
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations . HI
ofcomm0n law and equity IN which
dents suits statement o ac given oy me poes
through all the known actual
Practice The framed IS % require hen g
documents BIZ evil
Jence In taken BY appeal
vupreme which held monthly the eiass, and
The students sher
fs uro chanceors, and in other official
baciues with their suits.
the third Monday in
tcmber and February The
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Erpeues per fee $780, advance contngen
fee Aa boarding $50 Students furnish their
which can bc had ii Lebanon bookstores.
dents No study required for ad
regular easses Students enter ~
any during The collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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EMFKEsE.
The boats carrying the United states mail viii commence
hfbamn rver on the LIST Of Novcmbet
leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery daily on me arrival d
ting daily Montgomery with
and a Mobile the New Orb mail boats
will leave Selma The downward Trip Al
six O'Clock,
Will be commanded BY able and
officers the comfort and safety
Of passeAxern
freight by the above boats viii not exceed my cents
per barrel, M dollar bale OF cotton
freight having elegant Accommodations apply on
board, or TO ....x,n~ -
Oct 81 d6m CoA, bhAASAhOs = W.
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American Artists Union.

rnE union would respectfully TO the
L sizsns United the Capaias
for the 0ne arts throughout the
enabling family become possessed Of
gallery
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
order sale for their
eng sYiag employment to large number
others, bat county taste for
wnss present 10 The purchasers Of their engrasngs when
$50 900 Of which sold,
aso, 900 gtrss o the actual or SlsO,OO0.
Of -eIar crefora receives
engraving nb worth The but also ticket which
his, the gifts when they distributed
highly hnsird beautifully painted in
OIL tickets viii be ve dollars worth OF splen
selected from the catalogue and
matt express.
of with Of
enurayinrs can be q office OF this paper
For each dollar engraving acinly
gf, ticket viii immediately he forwarded.
AGENTS.
The committees believing of this
materially promoted by the energy
prise have resolved
w o liberal
become by sending (popaid) 81
will receive dollar engraving,
Prospectus and all other necessary information.
the sale the Hs will be placed the
committee the purchasers 70 be dsrbused due notice
of which will be given throughout the United stes and the Can
edis.
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LyncA5ug, Charlottesville,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Luray New Market stages Gal
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Piedmont
Mddiebsvx daily connecting the Pans.
Per order w. ". BKOCkETT, Agent.
Nov 7--du
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r. ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, New York. man-
n, dagueeoype mattngs
plates chemicals, fancy frames
caoype paper chemicals for ciars and mate
d descrpten.
Case makers supped for manufacturing
C. q. Harrison i celebrated also, Vogander Bhon
always hand.
306 Broadway, June IL, 1884,
JunB9 Dbl
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Academy or the Visitation,

Georgetown, d. G.
"A HE Of
in september whrn hitherto, seduous
be bestowed nr pupils The branches
dxirsd the historical eou. studies may be pursued In
:" ", sasn - sssana '0,
teaching both and INSTRUMENTAL has
Sa S@ Ss aae H.. ss.a Been
aa, ."s ns .s.a sss eess ss " " on The
Aas ii-S~dAetsepu5
II. ~. oILLET,
cosnsslor at Lac,
ss removed M. encs resis Frsnkia Row.
of rhsan streets He continue 70 devote his alsn-
uea gssaepsiy uni'ss States Court
Hating s~ses he viii
sasss ~sd -sa arising Before
Jsaes u sne D.sc, Of geuas and vii, also assist ia .ns
psrpu..ea aud uis' of suits concerning patents
ss,ss scf either Of the
salssssnea
TO ,svE>roas orce o. the Inventors. Protective NJ.
a"ss t"'@ " On ith s'ee er"'r the east povueo % the
rss eass, feaay solicit patents
model -iH on'e.
esse, ANY desired in
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rss+iAsas Of ssv-sso,.' r,osc,ivs N.aaasi Onion.
r., i.ey "a ses,, q FIRE. aas. y ch'rs. Eswsrd.
ON sassa TAYLOR aAUay,s
as" bookstore near ~h street,
WnsrsHss assaii'e Wealth . sAs United ss.....
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Mobile asd montgomery U. i. Daily Mall Lime.
CONSISTING following substantial aad fast
fs.ss ak&sSi- running passcnser steamers, wiz
MESSENGER,
CUBA,
CREM0NA, AMI