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wAM,ros. n.n. Is. 1888.

WAsUmgoS, psr i5 1855.
A Gran Jron ~ sagcrng i1er,ah J,sgardlet ~ lAs
ta1egie fo| ~ i9,atvsht tp-- Nomination = Ofh0 y
dlters oud B'aat RPibhodns--TA> OTtg,Hai Dran y
~ Dfaiaroiioa y ln47s7.deHce Ry0red b h. s4oll
SusTacion c,arDtes--The I'atJic Wogtr ~
Your correspondents appear think ths elseslan II
the speaker % swallow up III he iaere.t n ,hs eoan.
y snd The star cbucsicr the dRrAng gncut u The
business q The people tscsuss IL praa, II si3o
sdyeFtlse1.nL asht b. endangered little symps
thsirg With he pocr recipients - tbs publis money
which means All The city for al fed inHtc-tly ho,n
'he natiops Glib as there T. M monoy drawn from The
treasury for tho ilaage ~ the member an the Rouse
= oreAnixeG. The nssres and other places ~ amuse
mcnt aso suffer 1T sho cares about attending public
place, 4 Amusement shrn ths private rces are re8o
sni with tho fun ani ffolIc u many x ts
. the Thd HouFsi
Jhe rre,ident anG is olnisters iollos at ihsr ON
rlsns eresgr'isay 10 pi,e of Al ,hs for iDstanee
pace 4 ness,Dger - tbe once lately tssrs w.
asn AMI reuainrs 4 ~ tnln tkgsgh ap
plcalons made ~ 4 ~ rcstectable en baca -
by good hfusBrr, but appesfs IN place rcsfseS
f6r fFeignCr x ;sc rig6; Alma native n A,rin.
shinns st faeDy ~ b. shIHz thfcuga The oase and
ss, .., sgp,',s 2 ~ - e. ,s ,.s 'o'ias
Tsere i~ss han nine = ihrss gvouisr ior.
grc,s curltJe5 - The department a ths Interior Aaa
dfasnys and efqui.i's mo4eL Il ~ sing rough
frswbtd
TbeIs rstnsrkstls whisper gctcg the rounis ,L.,
b. gina fetisfaon q in1sDeuhsnea has Tern ssoln
Thu II - Gtne tnOnihs ag9 ~ got
tss 1 'otisa tet .sib sSa sn'h,ssyi = hs
sr1poysd who ials tarDs u bsiug up0n guArt. and
the ,npposiuen !. hat u ihfn htvs 9peaed The
esfs VITA Als@ key taken out ~ tha per bassA fgu1n
IL frame asa Substituted the cOahisrslt Tk cggN only
hsye oore ~ oss rho have tie sniry u tis bud
~ Z m.Is .ny ga,s1stnssi 70 -. sefh -, -gsls
fasysrs vhs have scarcely spy Interest Ia ths rsifars
Ill ~ eontiry ane nsvsf fsAd ~. br~eya' Ispr. and
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CosNos hs7io0is HOfoKEs.--Ths report a NJ. M
aHd ciafiss tas Superintendent y Common Ssheols is
-. eiY ~ ofHobotsn - The eosaiilon = ~ ssLs hA>
bssn made " ila state sspsri sbGsas " ss~ Jer~y
asa sBooufssry sh0.inz fsesrss "a sssar sse~n.
~. His fey>ri hho~s that NJ ts taxa By ,ia~
sehoo ptis~s To- AgS1 lat sge cyt byys 3nd
sfi. tstvs-n tss aps sixis~r y.ers sgs 20 Hpss~~.
- ihsss there sfisBo s>has 10 bys ssd Yirs In
Tho primary ssyar'sn, 10 rsfis is 30 sris gfsspsAx
ssbool snd 10 sys foui q - SO fsgatefJ sis~rsd
sveFsss, fss bpys grAmru sebp1i
Io'si Burs' a il1f.n between AsA ~ years x
s4fgssf attending puthe sehoob svefAws
aAiJ sso
AZ private sshocs ~, =, frhfai. .....,..... ~
ne s<A1cl rusas sroasnrr1aaU 10 rar. p.tsEs
sba sHgfv 1s rasits - ntnrs psfenv ~ s~si tbssr
shasfsn 70 scsssl No chxfg- Il rAstf tr taiilos
besss
there i sehoerhouss b-ioarss v Ne sliy. rh-
tssoel tuitsg ~ 10 sisuAed u sssGsa ssss~
Tkiff stfssf shi<h 70 hoxiisas II u 0vs&f
" ne hstossn isnd irnpfefeIseat c~uyssys II vss
taii In lstt ~ hat ossDgaay and = esrsfrti0as asd
cfnv~nssn,. y s,rcfr bVys' gfansfD.r achsol,
gsfls' srsnsmG s>aofi ssf rrtnsxy department II
hss las, b@~n ers.vstiy s1Mrys fuv ihs spytof, -
~ seo.8 us irssess hsrs f.csret fsi - notn Ti.e
a,e s<koi f.ns tsSg ~ ausgun, .us sqsa si
~ o~fo,@r tstt gts srrsctststtn ~ "a sslst ser
~ pfessns yssf vu' ~ M eisns q Hob AZ t.s
snuasi sisssgn - o. cj p,n t.r q ~, 1olisr as~
~ssh si< tsL inhahisan; twenty ys~fs q Axs ara
~ fA. tsr has ~ b-sa ool~es~ !; y snstosss
Ell DO anoogns h - dsri,ei fgu ths' -srcr rAs
ssrsrintept~ss srtssss hs oosvesin ihs, 10 eousnoa
sleois = Netk sf4lnsg ttaisfisy sst tha.
"a, t sistsEs ~iss nssY .tl esst~xe fxvosaAy
9Th any scsoois IN III ri~s> q hsw ssrssy.
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THlRTY-FOUR TIL CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
" sHIsGroS. Dec. IL. 1855.
''''-@''7''t w . = NyVVs
NOTIFICATION oy TIE pAryyT LAWS.

" siiINdros, Dec. II, 1856.
NOTIFICATION THE pAryyT LAWS
Mr. JAM, ('em) Of =. - gave notice that he woull
int oduce for the mo III cation OF the patent laws
TIE sAyAI HEnm BOARD
Mr.. Foor, (whg) Of Vt, PRESENTED petition from
Captain Graham Of Brooklyn, setting forth bis services
and suHeripgs bthaf 4 the untry, aad
Il the ae ion o. the Aaya Retiring Board Mr.. Foott
sad II Was not bis purpose TO pass structures on it,
tion, sill less 10 impugn IT. motives bat not to b,
ctguised ordsnsd nor had itecspe puoic obse vauo,
In nsancssAt least that IL iaI ssaly .Jadgei
Grievous mistakes had been made aud grosa wrong ia
fic,ed many meritorious officers Ia what mana er
what Of 70 ief Cong should extena TO h,
aegre,ec be did consider Il his province ncicate
but regarded Il proper subject os confederation 70.
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Il was 50 referfei, when the senate adiourned
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On board steamship Empire City, Dec 18th, of hemor-
rhage Of the lungs, James Mcclellan, seaman Of New
York.
of consumption J. Jurgens, native of Norway, aged
about So years.
The steamship Lima arrived at Panama the Goth of
November, from Valparaiso CaIlo and intermediate
ports She brought "a passengers and $3.50 In specie
Her dates are-valparaiso, Oct 81; Lima, Nov. 10;
pAta Nov Is.
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r ARGE SALE OF DIAMOND AND GOLD JywELRY.-
IL J. l.. vANDEwATER will cell. Wednesday, Decem.
Der H. a. iok 6clock s hc sAcsroom, u Maiden lane
hge asornent Of gold ewery and dlanonds, suitable for
hodsys consisting diamond breaches finger
III gs both clutter and single Also fne tine u Is
carat gold watches ine gold fob guard ana vest chains
Aso line Of Is ssh jewery, consrng brosch.
ce rings pins earrings studs sleeve buttons &C. PArtcu
fArx 70 morrow.
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r ARGE AND SPLENDID sAf

r ARGE AND SPLENDID SALE OF FURs.--JOHs l.
VAnDEwAThR will sell, this day n i0h O'clock. at the
~ Maiden lane the richest rent o. furs that
bss offered al auction % season consisting OF rea royal
mu cuhs vir'ornes, tslnas, cape. ke AIso Eens fur
collars A4o splendid line o sieigh robes
sn~,sns a leopard Hudon Bay ~of, genet Ac, the
whole mrtnng oneni well worthy he suenuon Of h2sc
"
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FINE ARTS.

IL JoCELyN,s kEw WAR MAP.-JUsT PUBLrsH.
n. ed-Norh sebasopol anc Louasrsion OF south; Cap
ture Of the haakp Attack aud Fearful struggle wi hin the
HedNn Battles Of the Alma BaakAva and Irkernann View
fConstAnunope Views OF south sebaopo showng the
Position OF the Allied Forces during he Campaign North Sc
Ansopol showing M Fo3caons and he Present Position 81
fbe Russian Army. This Ia entirely map with he
latest and view Sire ofmap d b. 81 nohes Price -
cen beautifully coiored Sent by mai TO any part os the
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maps and views OF the kacrn War published nj his oce
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promptly answered Catalogue AMI specimen sheets free Q
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tie dice viii receive three copies aud catalogue
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AWARD or CONTRACTS.

wAsmscros, Dec. 16 1856.
Tho ros.u aser General has awarded the contract
furnishing wrapping paper, and twine foe the New
York and Cincinnati districts (twenty stAtes) To Tn,
and IsthroPs, Of Bufaio-they being the loweat
bidders.
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r'DiAmly1ua. pse Ill. r

F797'' n '1'E77F3f
Henry Iarnum, lsg., u to hrm a nea-rs Hsssy
TRrBam 4 Co.. - this sl'y tsA u1 sfesapeu .ilst
shor' bu' p1lrf.l llnets T. ~ Gfy laird ys&f u ~
sge. Nj taIaafa tie ga tu.lsw a Iaoah nd
hew Yark md = The hasyss; ifnpNisfs a yr.aeh
German and tfitisb Try FoSls ssi sf4a IN ,hl. sisy
~ va Isrebani ~ honor And iss~vrsy, 400 In tsa
angusgs ~ "a eminent dlfiEs tisi 10 live.
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CHILE.
PEACR PR0sPECTS-kAvAL IsTELLfGESCE-AN AME
RIOAN AND A SATIvE-ENGLIsH EHTYRPRIsH-

RIOAN AND A sATIvE-EsGLIsH EsTgRPRIss-
PUBLIC WORKS TRADE REPORT, ETc.
This republic continues in its peace ui progress aud
every day gives further proof of advancement both la the
dsveiopenent OF s resources well the efforts Of
the government TO improve the condition OF tine peooie
fhere il political of interest. and e. items
d Valparaiso gossip aoat taken from this 'oo wing
extract OF etter'-News here there is but little. We
have H. port the French feet when last wrote
rave the steamer which has gone home English of
war none; American none; but We have an Am rcsn
revenue cutter, the Joseph Lane Capt Noaus Liele-
nants Hunter Key and Mason Tho Lane is by far the
handsome vessel Of her class ha has graced these
waters, and sa . fourteen and fifteen
An Affair illustrating American spunk, of on tbs
18th isst, Sunday, at the railroad depot. The
gneer q the steamboat peytons being Of patience at
the o.psss OF the train which Just arrived from
Vine del Mar Jumped or bef1re the had fully stop
ped, for which presumption the Chile supsrins senden,
caned him. As the crowd had left and ma
quiet. the engineer walked up and astkipg from
the shoulder cropped the theo quietly
nifty could no, stand this he pu in the sSup
the light. Qaite little stir was made among the
Yankees
The Cousino Mole Is quite finished and vessels All
steamers consigned to Cousino Garland discharge there
with great and despatch Aside from this mole
Il very ornans ntsl To the harbor sad city.
TIE bank buildings progressing rspid1y; they
situated on the rock on which the old ship Areusa wa
lcst many years since.
tsnce of Improvement in paving, and are afching
the pavement whereas before they thought tina it should
be lowered In the midcle.
Busine.s during the last fifteen days has slightly
proved, and the country merchants are aroused
hsnufacturfngts Il now gaining ground We have three
large foundres where iron brass castings urnsd
out with neatness and Dispatch all owned by English
Steam MILL planning machines, sash aud biiod
making are all preparing or IN full blsst But mus
no. forget my enterpsiog friend McGiIls' bag mAk,ug
manuiactory where Grover Bakers sewing u,schise-,
uncer his superntendence turn out thousands o well
sewed sacks daily.
The American line OF santiago stages is doing admra
bly, under the interchangeable keay, VINO al
prove himself the 10 open AL locN ch he dnd
his way We have also Yankee lins of nmnbuses or
the way, to run In this city
The three Peruvian steamers built In Englsud Apu
rinac, I.oa Tumbes arrived az Valparaiso few
hours before the Linn sailed
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Cosxor Fis4s-GAyr --sa~ isvs ios, Inn1 iois
izlt Iist i1io ICES, i4s< izTo iSl< lzxs iSk1 80
fsr z,--ses iss' 100, IsiH LA, IRE isgi Itaz,
i4s IC2. 1870
rr-sss cs~ts Nos sAo 10, 7a TOO rs -, an
10, iez. ss1 ns Ds, uss 49, 49, ast sfs ssI -
- va si1 III, sit yis. 10, yQ SzG IN. vn. 80
III, tsz -, - ~ W sss gS ~, VI ga, i ~
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long ~ the building OF half the road done. .
The law Of tonnage duty has been suspended by
the Executive OF the nation Wei And that la~ a.
the only hope of our future Ia our humble
opinion, the Executive Is authorized tni
manner, OF our organic laws confer sush facu
ties on him. And although the Law which a.
iude To must be submit ted TO the Congress Of Now
Granada Why should its enforcement be suspended
ss long AZ the decision Of that BODY is peading,
We understand 1t win not, and that the du-
ties viii continue to be xe:uted. II not, the
state shall die In ITS crsole viii against IT,
murderers Moreover, the Execu i've Ids 10 All this .hs
osmi'ssl Of the amy Of that proportion Off bsoag
Ing to this section. What else do you wantr countrs
ihout resources to support Its goveenmsot ,ounty
without foro-s TO maintain its authority country te
OF suffering. Whit may our pro .pects Del
There Is doubt but that the Independence OF tn
ktbmus from the rest Of New GranadA woud be
effca cious remedy but then the boa that Il
would swallow US AS easily as sponge absorb, drop Of
water and then farewell 70 our religion, our msnnsrs
our law, our language and our home Let close
eyes that we may not see such gloomy prospect Bat
yet, New Granada d. ed not adept more gsneroat
policy In regard to the citizens q the sthmu VINO
knows the end OF thisf . =
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THE PAwSEE CITY SPECULATIos-MAJog nonToo.
H.Ky FOUND GUILTY AND sgsrgscKp.

WAsIII'uTUNI DC. II, 1900.
Msor and BEeyet Colonel Montgomery has been SEQ
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vsying part of the military there into Ia ~ne
CITY, in which Gov Reeder concerned hni at which
he summoned the Lcgislature to Kansas to meet b.
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N,RE AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED NEHsPAPER.-
j No 2 Of PRANK LESLTE5 IILuSTR ATED NEWS.
PAPER at all depois. II contains the following
lugs.-
he Endora Tragedy1he sunten schooner from City Isand
Arrest of the negro; mode of raising the vessel.
Burning OF he Steamers nj Memphis.
Execution Of Gen. Corral, Nicaragua.
Viow Of GreytOwn.
Portrait Of Col. Kinney.
Explosion Of . steam hrc engine at Cincinnati
View Of Joha street Methodist church.
Pacific Railway, with 10 views.
Fulton Market Nuisance.
Two In Nassau sti Get.
splendid large engraving Of Alvarez entering Mexico
Launch Of the steamship Vanderbilt.
And al the OF the week
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NEWSPAPERS.
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M HOME JOURNAL. 1886.
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THE BALL SEASON.


AEAsOHIc BALL.-THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF
M the Henry Clay Lodge r. A. NJ will be held at the
New City Assembly Rooms, 40 Broadway on wednesday
evening" December 49, 1885 Tkes 81 be had Of the fol-
loving commiee:-waler Graham 254 Sou street; John
walker 43 Forsyth street; VIM Harrgsn 2b South street,
Freeman Poole 60 Water street; W. Roosevelt 25T South
street; st the the door on the evening OF The ball.
WALTER GRAHAM, Chairman.
WV. HARRIcAs, Secretary.
fTNBE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE kSToR HOUSE
Club will be given nj Hibo's, Wednesday sening.
Dec. lq 1856 Music by Dodworths full band.
g. 9. Kfse Secretary. JAMES !. PARKER, President
YNHH THIRD GRAND ANNUAL BALL AND FESTIVAL.
of the Lorenzo r. Shepard Guard viii be held a Mers
new City Assembly Rooms. on Tuesday evening. Dec Is.
A. j. MATHEWS. Secretary. H. w. hYEk. Chairman
v1'HE THIRD ANNUAL. BALI. or THE YOUNG MEN
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Tickets " TO be ottained OF any Of the members.
JONAS ID. Ad5ON, President, lg6 blcecker street.
Srnos MARTIN, Secretary, lis Maiden Lane.
ALyErD MyHRs, Treasurer, al broadway
VOLS celebrated band has been engaged for The sion
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nj WS FROM WASHINGTON.


THE sPTAKe SHIP IN KSD IN yis", rsKshPs-
PLANS or PARKER n. PaSNCu SENATE PRINT
ING, ETc.
wAsm ,oros, Dec. II, 1855.
Tfs dave'opements to-day n House aro ths genera
theme q Ivsrsstion. PANS quilted himself grace
fully, and his speech gained hun many friends Tter,
will Be strong effort tomorrow to sdopt the plu
ra,y rule The friends Of Banks II v,ts for 1t. Wa
informed this evening bys friend Of Mr. Fuller t,es
sy pressed vote bo. together with Others would vote
for administration man.
understand Parker II French, Minister from Nicara.
qua, says II the President doea mo-, receive him, he vii
proceed 10 England ant France aud ask from
them.
The Senate nominated to-day the editors Of the
linton for printers.
Mr. Ftzoatrick win give notice tomorrow for elso.
tom Wednesday. The President has established u
tempo airy printing office in tie whi,e House the
purpose oi putting the message in pris..
Up to this evening particulars by mail which Shan.
made mention of his despatch have beea received
by the President D.
CONFIDENCE or THE BANKS MEs--THE UNION NOM
MATED As SENATE PRIsrKn- CONDITION OF JUDaB
DOUGLAS.
WAsnsGTos Dec II, 1856. n
The Banks anticipate the adoption ot the plurality
rule Tomorrow under which Mr. Banka will be elected
The Senatorial caucus have nominated the U-.ion for
printer Seventeen Senator'S present The elec on
II considered very doubtful The platform lies oyes
Judge Douglas win not AIrivs in WSshipgtn tiil spring
he has gsue 70 Cleveland to try the or cure lie
is suffering under ulseratlcn Of tho throat
IL tumored that Mr. Banks of the South Side Demo
cT has been offered large salary TO 90 TO the Union
eoitog.
Dunns expose Of Greeley creates much exciteme,t
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND AGILE.

HE university OF free medicine and popular know
= Ieagc, chartered by the State Of Pennsylvania
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the hrst ond only known for twenty years as the
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By order Of the trustees,
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President Of the University, and hoad Of the
Pharmaceutical Department.
Home dispensary and Office, No. 6S Arch ST. Phia.
AGENTS, E. Il. Gay Burlington Iowa,
WIN. Strrgis, do do.
August 1854 l11