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GEOHGE r. FOX,

Eew York Metropolitan Taiorins Estubiishmsnf.
Military and Navy Depot 5ai Broadway, Opposite
the metropolitan HoeiJ
SR Allow the pleasure Of placing name before your
ce, offering best services .. tailor,
together with of for the Of mia
engaged making uuoms r the military navy and mannt
also the according 10 the written and pni In
srocIons and oaes drawings 20 hs s,s., .
o. Hyou should e tpesed % favor me with any der ycu
receiving and
nups The bert Enssh and French cioh csssmeses,
gold lace, sbie gilt buttons, kc, &C., al at the Lowest possible
cash expense employed hfs rate
emboderer sik, noeskin beaver chapeau cioh
cap, Makers Engsh French,
American vest cutters, pansoons eae be.
nlnry and naval odccrs'
clothing ouatns i he United sai-s and refer
ocens attached the artillery dra
sooes Dan aud engneer &e am also persnsiy
known many ~ the navy ocsfs suachrd ships ofwm
namsy tho North Csroias, mississippi, Pnnceinn Pgwhsian
San Jacno st. Lawrence Brandywine, Vncennes Vandaia
Congress Germantown Indepsndence Potion erns
TIM, Fredona Constitution Cyane Reief Perry, Porpoise, In
Guiding heads of the executive depsnmeu
Of ministers plepptentay,
attaches OF legations the English French and
foreign military and services .... 49,
have the honor myself yours grateful and Obliged,
GEOkGR r. FOX,
intention Of Mr. For visit city In fsv
Jan Is eod3t
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UhIted states Patent once,
Washington, January "a, 1855.

m petition OF Aonzo Annd, OF Norwalk Connecticut
praying Tor te extension Of him the S5d Of
April ls for mprovtnst in .punehing machines for
PATENT which place 23d day April, 1850
Il ordered petition Once
Monday, April next. IL
notaed TO appear and shsw they haye why
said petition ought be granted.
npppng required
Ohce spsray forth writing, twenty
days before the Of testimony filed
be used said
with tho oihe ohee which viii be furnished app
cation. se
The testimony closed the 9Th OF March
depasiious r-ied
once before morning day arguments
any, within thereafter.
ordered this be published Union
generr and Evening Star Washington, D. a.. Argus,
Nd Evening Agus Philadelphia, Journal
New Yok Daily Poa. Providence r. week
weeks previous 7h April nsx day
Of hssHsg.
E. .as. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner o Patents.
Ps-Edors Of the shove papsrs viii please copy,
their bills 10 the Patent ohee with containing this notice
Jan Is--law3w
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English, French, and American FASHIONS, 1850

tNEORCE fOx has arrived wiiards Hotel. Washington
o. In the delay attending lous s
msef conrrsuaion that the
nsiona legislature without violating political principles
eue upon one popular candaare ~ HE
capacy tailor,
continues recsve hs dinsed and spanlmous suffrage.
he peore He has bod the faculty
voices n The realm Of fashion, and
divided sentiment The Hause or Representatives
loss mr aieader r1A~ but
wsys oreaaised TIE fshtms ia tn. The
skill oft artist what the ren-sepa
tive asseshy % the sn,a % succumb.
the taste of he tti the other suhdued by oqusnce
What The assembly Genvse
For 70 the popais assembly fashion fss ist
ued parallel parallels only closely point
thence hey dvstse fhus With leaders and
politics speaker win
designate fepresentative) loss
the rHh and wight loss
when be applss away,
ye! hi. money. Both equally well and safely invested
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JOHN ROSS.

TO THE LADIEs.-Mr n. L. HARPER, - Broomheld street.
Boson and
elegant embroidered BAH drsses hs latest Paa style
which universally admired Newport last A. he
able supply demsnd takes this opportunity
Ia inform the sdies opening fresh supply
which white, appropriate for bridal costumes.
tso head dresses cfuss csposs csiars mantes sc all Of
which embroidered black white and
ETY. of fwreaths Of straw howets feather flowers, 40.
B-Th. the only house in the United States where these
goods he obtained.
BosroH, January 0, 1856
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Northwest Guns for the Indian Service in 1855.
OTIfcR OF IEpIIN ArvAIRs,

oFucR IEpIAs AryAIRs,
January u 1885
PROPOSALS viii be recsyed at the Once ndian Asr. upI
of the goth day February for hing and
half set the LIST day Of May, 1850 and
half aer the lh day of June thousand NORTH
Indian be delivered
either Of New York. PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore Boston, Cincinnati, Detroit g. Louis Chicago
bidder right viii be reserved require
time different
specified ordrr 1855,
price and % e quality, additional number Of guns
actually required IN the
kind and quality ofsua guns he proposes 10 furnish and the
department the of hd bids
believed to se most advarseoos 70 e Indians considering
secomp.ned By safeent that the bid of The is
far the performance of his contract within days efer
award.
che npie pies Of the accepted bidder win
this once euus be every
similar fully thereto Before
ohe Eun will Be sascted 10 thorough
rd inspeehon sample gun
are NOT ound sm'af aud fully equal In every will be
Iected.
bond exceeding that Of the hid win be required
for the faithful erecuuon of the
tut bidder.
Payment for quantity quantities received
thossh the Unisd sa,es treasury Immediately ae The delivery
and acceptance thereof GRO. w. MANYPENNY,
Jan 92-d3tt then 3tawtl9h Feb. Commis,touer.
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Law school OF the University at Cambridge
Massachusetts.
THE instructors ln this school are
i Hon. Joel Parker, LIZ. D., RnyaH Professor.
Hon. Theophius Parsons, Ii. D., Dane Professor.
IIoa Emory Whshburu, IL. D., Upivrrstty Lecturer

Hon. TheophIus Parsons, Il. d., Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory WashburH, H. D., University Lecturer.
Instruction embraces various breaches Of hs
law, and Of equity, admiralty commercial
constitutional law and The iuptudence United
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NOTICE s hereby given tbst wilt apply 90 the
Commissioner of Pensions duplicate of 20
land bouay wasn issued me under The law Of
1850 0e3 ssriccs In the Of is93
which which has assigned
pledged, or located by me- % by authorv. 49, -
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From Prof. Parsons, Of the Cambridge LdW School.
Judge Curtis rendering profession service OF
bringing within reach the law Of these
Let
happened be the first eIanned how he does this
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days she attempted to reach Halifax, and then tuyI--
back and reached Cork in tbyons days after ~ ~ rem o"
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edions imported BY himself direct IRON Loud"n " s
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TTRsDY MORNING FERRI AIRY q 1874

In reference to remarks in his speech on Central
American Affairs, which Mr. CLAYTON supposed TO cast
some reflection upon his while Secretary Of State
Mr. WILSON disclaimed any intention Of casting any
such imputaton lie thought his language had been n-
correctly reported. ia, ,sa9-s .fg-r !. .0-. III .
Mr. BUTLER, MI. CRITTENDEs, and Mr. MASON con-
unucd the discussion at some length. '@L
Mr. BELL. of Tennessee desired to speak the sub
ec and on bis notion los further consideration post
poned until Tuesday next at O'Clock, and II was made
tho special order for that time.
NAVAL BOARD. ... ..
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the fol-
lowing resolution, which submitted by Mr. JosEs Of
Tennessee, some time since; IA.
Rsoped That the Secretary Of the Navy be directed to
10 the Senate copy Of the report made 70 his
department by the board of naval officers convened at Wash
ington pursuance Of act approved February 49, 1885,
entitled An act to promote the efficiency Of the
and of the record, Journal other papers accompanying
said reports In the absence OF such papers, that he fur
ther inform the Senate whether the for which officers
Of tho BY that board to be dismissed
tired accompanied that report or were otherwise made
known In writing TO the department and that he
municate TO the Senate copy Of the same. '.".
After short debate tho resolution agreed to- and
the Senate adjourned. -s ..,'. vH .4
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II " No. b5ol vaa
Swamp and Overlooked Lands. .

DUBLiC NOTICE Parsnan the Secretary
Interior, public notice hcIrby gwen. that order
ps the basBess nudr the Congress- approved
1880 OF
sas olher 5'ates reclaim he aDds within
I time afford par that portions
Of Glands selected under said a@ dry sDyaiou
40 opportunity 70 inoaace evidence, all lands selected
six month nom tho
dale hereof viii bo cerlthsd and patented States.
ohee0Hs contempatsi by
under and fled with the proper
land office for the General
.sry Cor aidayis In the hands offcsTs
The following easses of land exempt from objection, wit
Lands euisrei W. cash. military bounty
sep AFTER ,he passage Of Sapeni-
be and pio passage March,
land" WI isaatg. IL.
already patented swamp
IL all whore objection Is raIsfd be taken
the feger and receiver Of iand Office
expire ionof sad monihs they appoint with the
Of the Conmissionfr Of the General Land Once.
Of swanp ovarnpwed pscou
during regular businsss hours Of the Land Office.
under my hand cy &c ng,0n, this 2st day Of
Decembe5 1863 :. TH0S A. HENDRiCKS,
4.. Commasioner VI the General Land Office.
Jan lO-laW6w
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UHnsu FNtohk Ufhos,
Washington, January 3, 1856.
IN the petition Read Alton Illinois, praying
" exiensioa Of patent granted IAN March,
laia Improvement reapng maeines
OF said patent which takes place The l2h
day " AarcA, ls56--
Ii Il odered said petition be heard
Monday ID day Of March ~ O'Clock,
persons ned appear show cause, any they have
why said priion ought 10 be granted @ ~ 6' &# ~
oppong extension
ohecons specially forth writing twenty
days the day Of a testimony flied by party
lobe said beadag
corance with the rules Of the Once, which viii furnished ap
plcafon. ...1e. 45'SsEo. %%* w." +","1
he testimony In the closed on the alst of Feb
uay deposons, and other papers relied upon testimony
must be died the ONCE befr the morning
arguments. ifany, within ten dayssisrsaier
ordered aiso thai ihs notice h pubshed the Union, nte
gence and Evenag saf Washington Oh Argus, Balnore
Psnasyivaian faiiadepha PAT Jonrnal Of
York; and Enqurer Cincinnau, Ohio, q
successive weeks previous the Sd Of March next day
hearing, RI "& - E@>4a d. Al III 5Y:s ss ~.
m-,s a. ..ns,e,.. Is sas CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
s-Edors OF the above papers will please copy,
sh bills 10 the Patent ocs with paper Containing this notice.
Jana -law3w
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Il. b. TAEEY.

From Judge Mclean, Of the United States Supreme Court
have desed such edition Of the u The
Supreme Court al h. will be- The correction Of the errors OF the
prasen editions and the refer subsequent
where decisions been doubted modified aE
fned proposed this edition, viii give 10 increased value
July IS, ls53 JOHN MCLEAN
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TToM 1Huye UWToH, y H5 OHHsu ouleS puPT1#e UU#''
The specimen Sn'e 10 well edited and well
printed the succeeding volumes well executed the
hrst have doubt MI Justice Curtis edition viii a
al Court decisions
tie has dseneubeed the Of Of useless mat,er
ducng and
the lawyer and The judge and the price
BILE. JOHN CATRON
N.su JuvO
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From Judge Grsr, Of the United States Sapreme Court.
plan already sanction and
of This volume he fst amply
ialns the Vt it's able editor When fully executed viii
acceptable
greatly reducing expenses by eliminating
dss syabuses the supehuons ststemen nnd other
which the Iepoued)
veoped snd concealed The the loot Of each case
other will be valuable TO the prufesson
and will much and labor searching through III arranged
digests aud worse indexes. ROBERT q. GRiEk.
PM Auxl
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TT.
The Review has attained is l7oh
iaermission for
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literature hrs steadily main
ined country la Europe, the eadIs Journal of
United wuhn is appropriate department Supplied for
| the publishers by RRANCk TAYLOR.
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United Military Navy Depot 56i Broadway (opposi
the Metopoilan M0.eLl
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tile publication OF The first three volumes
From &e Chief Justice Of the United States.
regard publication valuable
bA issued from the American have examined the
volume need thar eyidenty prepared with great
The Justies Curtis Itself
Il ufceat guaranee any OF by him
will And when 10 completed
fa appreciation support the pub
c well proeon whether practising the Vi the
Unitsd Staies the courts Of a State.
JuLY 10, 1855, R. b. TAEEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

whom the that he represented had given birth TO-
Mr. g. did not wish bring the of Clay aud Roane
ia competition. bin had passed the Senate a short
time sipcc, establishing the Of Roanc in Southwe
Virginia and IL had been amended in the House by
substituting another Tor that OF Roane That act
might be construed into dsrcspec Tor his memory aud
Of repsrao OF simple justice he hoped that the
House would strike out Calhoun aud insert the name OF
"Roanc."
Mr. TREADwAY had no idea Of expressing any dis
respect for the memory OF Judge Roane He Withdrew
his proposition the county CLAY.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN proposed that the name OF "McDow.
ell should b. inserted but he subsequently, withdrew the
motion.
The motion strike Calhoun" and insert "Roane''
then agreed Ia.
Mr. SMITH indicated intention of submitting certain
amendments the BILL and his motion the same was
laid upon the table Tor the present
COUNTY ROADS.
Senate bill in regard to the county roads in Augusta
taken up and amended in various ways 50 as to
ccpt certain counties from the operation of the law The
votes adopting these amendments subsequently ~
considered aud the bill then amended appy
it, provisions tn the county oi Augusta aud snnry other
counties IL then passed and the title changed ~ as
to Rad "a bill providing tor the repair construction and
keeping in repair OF the public roads in the county of Au.
gusta. and other counties ot this State"
"soAP CANDLE BILL"
On motion OF Mr. LEE incorporate the Metropolitan
soap and candle company. taken up. and made the
special order Tor Thursday evening next at half past
o'clock.
ruE NAVAL
Mr.. PENDLEroN of Giles. offered a series Of resolu.
tons disappearing of the action OF the Naval Board
which. on his motion were laid upon the table for the
present.
On motion Of Mr. NICHOLSON. the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

At banquet in Boston few evenings ago in ho-
Of the election of Banks Speaker of the House
Of Representatives, the notorious General Henry
Wilson--thc vilcst Abolitionist in the lsnd-thuS
spoke of the Philadelphia nominations:
He repudiatcd, and believed the whole American par
~ at the North would repudate the nominations OF tile
Pilade phia Convention. Will the ant-slavery ul
Massachusetts,, he asked. support for President man
whose right hand is stained with the blood of the fugitive
savry aud Tor vicePrcdent who openly boasts that
he owns TOO native American working and women.
both upon extreme proslavey PLATFORM will The,
rally under the banner under which ~ p Banks
placed in the Speakers cliary"
Such are the opponents of Willard Fillmore at tn
North. Aud such the grounds upon which their
opposition is placed. "Wil the ant-slavery men of
Massachusetts, support for President man whose
right haad IS stunned ,oHh the blood Of tie tuyi-
Gcc sllces" That is, will the "anti-slavery men
Of the North support for President man oho sign
Ell The Fagjtice Sidcc Act. aud who did everything
in his power have it enforced Such are the in
cendary appeals made to Northern men by the lea
der OF the Abolition cohorts against Mr. Fillmore
And yet lac is to he pursued and hunted down 10y
Soutbarn Democrats upon the baSelesS charge ofun-
soundne on the slavery question Does not this
cross tirc-thc AbotionistS the hand and
the Southern Democracy the other-indicatc his
conservatism, his nationality, and his supreme dcvo-
ton to the Constitution, the Union, and the rights
OF the States
We shall quote extensively from the Abolition
newspapers and orators of the North, in order To-
show their decp-rootcd and malignant hostility To-
Mr. Fillmore, aul the nature of the warfare they
So induStriously waging against him. And he,
friends everywhere Ia treasure up these prccou,
extracts Cor IN the present canvass. They will
be Of invaluable service to the electors and speakers
on behalf Of the American Wing party. The D.
mocratic voters of the South will neither see nor
hear Of any of this Abolition dcnunciaton of MIR
Fillmore unless 1t is presented to their attention by
the presses and orators Of oar own party. Let il,
then be filed away, ready TO be used with effect
whenever occasion may require.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, March 4th lsb6.
Tho House met at ten o'clock pursuant to adjourn
mont.

TuEspAY, March 4th, 1856.
The House met at ten o'clock pursuant to adjourn
mont.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The following bills communicated from the Senate were
read mud passed
To amend the charter Of the Rvanna navigation Com
pany
Dividing the road Of the Howardsvic and Rockfsh
turnpike company ntO two sections aud changing the
name oi one portion thereof 20 the Beverly Manor turn.
pike company.
To constitute the NotOway river between Lew Jones'
Bridge and Stephen Jones Bridge and from the bridge
on The Luncuburg plank road to the lands Of David o.
Williams, lawful fence.
To incorporate the Centreville aud Hans Creek turn.
pide company.
To prohibit citizens Of Virgins from hiring their slaves
IN the District II Columbia
Authorizing the erection Of M additional toll gate on
the E-tViic sud Patiensyo turnpike road, and arang.
ng i've rate ~ tolls.
Incorporating the Green sulphur Springs company in
tho county oi arccnbrcr.
To aneni the chatter Of the town of Icwisbure
Providing for the appointment Of commissioners 10
contract tor aud supcrntend the construction Of the Coal
River bridge.
Amending and re-enacng the act changing the place
Of holding the couts 81 the county Of Prucc William.
To amend the citrtcr Of the town Of Danvie.
Incorporating to Of Warrington IN the county Of
Marion.