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G.uti.r's French Restaurant,

asa Pennsylvono avenue, beOeeR l2ta and lsh .trss
THE popis,or o the shove es,abshmen public
increased and unsurpassed facilities
inr and supplying everything IN his line Of business
lie is prepared sunpJ few hous DIN.
MFRS BALLS, and fAHTIEs ~h everything pera
fashionable the
EsTsr ptrssRs furnished families without any
n uble family and at moderate charges
FRsscu win be W private
Der day, marketing they may pur-
chased vi be fornihed o china glass; vtT oYs and
table ornaments.
"dshs Of ,hs city short
establishment will be suites Of parlur
ton always
MY offers advantages roomnf
they can be supplied with meals al al hours.
Particular desired stis
which Cor purity and deoaeY Of aaycr Yn.qusled
O. GAUffER.
6-eodaw $50 Penn. between fofh snd ihh sts
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placed savage and debased race having the ability hut
the inclination 10 labor When civilized man comee
into il fnd universally disposition manifested his
part enslave the inferior The necessity Of his posi-
tion compes him TO il and he may be only awaiting him
self OF wise economy of Providence which placed the in
feror where IL would be needed find that In all our
Territories where the policy Of the and the
sentiments Of people forbid attempt TO ensaye the
Indian the early settlers in every instance manifest the
greaea anxiety TO avail themselves Of African slavery
infer from this that slavery is suitable TO their condition,
and that they realize that IL Is and will continue TO in
roduce in the future they have done Ia the past IL
permitted TO exercise free choice and have no fear that
under construction which the Supreme Court place
the Kansas and Nebraska act the citizens Of the slave
holding States win suffer injustice at the hands Of those
whom gentlemen are pleased TO call squatters.
There many in the ranks OF the democratic party who
differ from this pont-some hoping aud some fear
ing that the people will exclude slavery If they have the
power We honestly der in opinion matter of opin-
ion and hope gentleman will say consrue the act
differently because differ in opinion to the chuice tho
people will probably make.
Mr. Speaker advocated the Kansas and Nebraska bill
the time it enacted have advocated it through
the long and trying ordeal through which has passed
stand upon the bill 1t is in all its features will make
issue IT, for issue involves renewed agita
ton and surrender of the greet points already gained
Give us faithful execution Of that law and my eonst
ents will be satisfied II squaer sovereignty is in it, il
gets there and only t there by being accordance
with the constitution OF the United States and whatever is
in that instrument Is right.
The honorable gentleman from Ohio Mr. NIcuoLsl said
much about buchanan, breckenridge, and free Kansas
Sir am for free Kansas am for Kansas free to select
her institutions and work her aestny free
from the control Of influences foreign and alien to her in
eress free from the wherng invasion Of naticsm Free
as Kentucky is free, and as North Carolina is free
The gentleman from Ohio and his associates are not
free Kansas They would enslave Kansas for the hope of
changing the social status Of inferior They would
ensave the white of fKansasdeprve him of his pot
ical freedom that tho negro may be free.
Sir am for free white men, and free States everywhere
The gentleman from Ohio and his associates free
negroes. am for free Kansas and | for Buchanan
and breckenridge because believed them to be for free
Kansas
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C. Gsutier's compound herb drops for coughs, colds
bronchitis, asthma, &c.

g. Gsu,ier's compound herb coushs colds,
bronohitis, asthma, &c.
THESE nvalus bic
property of nnedis,eiy relieving coughs colds,
cuy of breathing bronchitis. shma and hustness of
throat.
which dspryes hem Of rest night ssT night by the ~
which II provokes, viii, by using these drons . ~-sn
lief sad immediate re-
70 be .enng these drop, public notice. wishs.
understood that he them any
-ascnous cunnr properties, does win
long string Of eeruhcass although
unsolicited and most aaternr from persons have used
them, - - A'' "'''
These drops composed OF
hefe which are tuown 70 be Ys
resulting from colds and some Of which, being rather
nnra susie would deter from resortng the
when sas INTO candy Drops become paaabe losing
any Of Their valosbs properties. 's
lheyhsNe been the pro
nent members of the Medical Fscply of Washington ctv
bv asyef eerryman public sreske vocalist shoad car
cising = organs " = - ' y si''' wv
frepsred and 'of sale, wholesale and retail, BY
Z, GAUTIER,
Ala vine de Par., No ga rssa sv., wsshinston, D. O.
or may be bad Of hs following Jas ~ soue
Ih and Streets >, T. Clstel, Georgetovn John
Navy Yards Samuel White, IN street, sssi Henry Cook Co..
hlerandra. Dec s-3awlm
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Peremptory Sale.

ENTIRE STOCK or CABINET FURNITURE or GEORGE J.
HENKRLs,
No. l73 CAss-uf hrset, philadelphia
IN Tue.day December 10, At 10 O'Clock
ing viii be sold, without the enre stock Of
and elegant cabinet furniture OF Geo Henkes declining business
on Of ~ health,
The comprises French patterns of
dining library bed portion
imp son, and the balane Manufactured BY Mr. Hnnkes for
his regular sales and far the valuable and
rod offered public sale in this county,
Mr. Henkes compelled his heath, up
business every article will positively be sod without
Pull particulars In catalogues, which be procured Of
NJ, THOMAS h SONS,
hueuoneers, No. 81 and 90 south 9Th st.,
Dec l7-4teod Philsdelphia
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proposals for Erecting the Custom house, &C.
at PIattsburgh, New York.
TEsAsuRY DHFARTMKST,

Washington, december 10, 1855.
nRoPOsALs viii be received department 18Th
day Of February A. d. 1851 at II clock for the
greuon post ofee and author
led 10 be New according the plans
prepared This department. SAID proposals 10 be
building
ok bills OF parcels every accompany each bid
OF each kind OF work. and The total carried
out department resevng the right reject accept the
United States requires the department also
lha exclude the bids OF whom there 10
which they attempted 10 obtain by ndecton and all bids
shall ba who do joan the bids,
all bids that investigation, below lair price for The
BIDS received gros will be award
bidder unless details furnished the department OF the
prices the different kinds Of work and matgas which shall be
Tho bid the interest OF The United States
quiIe. Ill -. .....,. :,
according 10 contract sad be asceaned
BY Of the department. appointed
pufpose,J win oo e " as osIases
retained until the completion OF the contact and
the aoeiad be forfeited
ihe event OF non uihlment Of contract
will be awarded only master builders and mechan
les assignment except Secretary
Of the Treasury, will be forfeiture OF the
Each proposal must be by written guarantee sign
district judge attorney OF the said disuct the Of
S000 for the whole work. OF proporionate amount for
cepted and bond with proper and sufficient
curites for It's faithful performance
Form OF bond and certificate required will be furnished on pp
to the department.
specifications and working drawings will be ready by the
18th Of Jaaua when they be had application TO the de-
M, I'D be considered unless fully complies all lis details
With fhe requtr snts Of this advertisement.
be this department. addressed 10 the
the Treasury and plainly endorsed Proposals the
abu Custom house, and will be opened O'Clock,
m, Of the last day named for receiving the e same
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec I3-3awtisFeb
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, &C.,
at Galveston, Texas.
TREASURY DEPARTMEsT.
Washington, December

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December 10, 1856.
DROpO5ALS will be department until the 18th
day Of February d. le57 ~ O'Clock, The
Of house, post oce and author
lied be erected Galveston Texas according the plans
specifications said be eth
the whole building kinds work.
bills parcels each bid with TIT
of each kind of work. and the total aed
hereby Invited when deems the
United States requires department also the
right exclude the bids OF whom there
TO believe will faithfully perform the contracts,
which obtain Indrecuon ali bids
shall parits bids
and all bids that investigation below fair for the
work.
Bids received gross contract award
bidder unless details furnished the department Of
prices the different kinds OF work and Materials which shall be
subject the revision of the department. that adopt
whole of the bid e interest of the United
quire.
Ninety per Of
pose will be paid from time time, the progresses
per retained until the completion Of The contract
cepance Of the work. by the aforesaid and be forfeited
u -fnflment of
will be awarded builders
and the assignment thereof OF the Secretary
hie Treasury, will be forfeiture Of the
Each proposal accompanied by written guarantee
responsible (ceTed by Unied
judge OF The said diuict the OF
whole a amount,
bidder WILL required H his proposal accepted
and bond, with sufficient
faithful Form OF bond and certificate required will
furnished with specifications
ngs, application tho department
bid will considered unless fully complies all
req equirements OF this adve eftisement.
The proposals be this department. addressed to the
and will be ope O'clock
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec i3-2awtlareb
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TO OUR SUBsCRIBERs.

The 0f person will Be upon bO0ks uA0
The payment Of the subscription be made 4 advance.
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. postass
u which win be paid BY allsk BY
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAHER Bsh,d lFi,wsskly during Ibe
slohs Of COhg' and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period year
terms pTopouiOned 10 the above annual rates.
01-PosTaASTERs authorized agents
by sending DAILY subscribers ESQ enclosed, o.
sEMIWERKLY subscribers, win gas enclosed viii
titled a copy gratis Il. y
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once OF Egerton a. Brother,
EXCHANGE PLACE.

sovEL LOTTERY.
Maryland lottery To be drawn on the Havana plan
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MARYLAND,
CLASS sEysE,
To be drawn In Baltimore city Saturday, Dec 80, 1856
fte amounting s326OO will be distributed according the
following splendid schemei
u, 900 numbers-l 600 prizes
Prizes payable 10 full, without deduction.
One prize to every twenty tickets
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs,
BY which their Incomes nust be doubled.


THE undepigned patent
United States for the and combination OF machine
Gom the gin through the various preparation and snnne machine
~, until Is ready Tor shipment or weaving
yarns 6be tunbroken uninured BY ope
ensnss ~ viii Be about s Per cent stronger and beaver and
ri command Tho markets Of the world dsanoing all competition
Ths undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges
patent and panter viii be informed 70 terms, with complete
other necessary parteulau on application addressed =
Dec s-9awiyf GEORGE o. HENRY, Mobile.
WHY winye whom Madam Mount. Consumption
up. sovereign remedy Tor colds. Group
nsthms, phthc and bronchitis. Numbers psoe test
between l and 9, sIop spolhecsy o. and
Rev Mr. Phelps REV. Mr. Register minister a,
Foundry Ceruhcate from Rev. James Hsusan
Misses RooKER's EneIi.h ana French so.rd,rs
~ and Day School for Young Ladies' f4 street. between s'
Circulars msyb be obtained the seminary the principal
bookstores.
Rev a D, cummins, Rector Trinity Church, Washington
Hon " W VS.. s,'sS; ss.S y.;s,"ss"; s;s.. sss,,.
Ros J. ia a fssres, DO.
Hon n \. r. Curtis, Upi,sd s@,s. Supreme Court
Hon. w W soyce, House Of representatives,
re- nm Rev S'I''P Sotlsr, p Bishop Of Pennsylvania.
r. Rev. O. P. seilysns, y. d, Bishop Of ohio
Rev O. ~ nuuer, D. ~ Cincinnati
wiIisrds' Hotel
j. O. ". A. WILLARD,
Psnrrgiraria and Fourteenth street,
Washington, n. O.
Ipu u20-din
THALHEHa's CoNCEHT.-A few superior opera glasses
Just opening and at moderate prices r.pveps
Fancy Comb and Peramep Store, under National Hotel
Dec 2O-da
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wv pnles, amounting lh oO
Tickets sl0-halyes s5-quarters - So
Prizes paid in aU, without deduction.
All orders addressed will be considered scy eon6den
ial, and meet with by return Of mail.
Notes Of all good banks taken par. Address
EGERT0N n BROTHER, Regular Licensed Agents,
Bor 100 Baltimore Post ohce, Baltimore Mar land.
Dec l9-eo4uf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

The SPEAKER laid before the House Communication
from the Department Of State Transmitting copy Of let
ter from the surveyor the commission under reciprocity
treaty with Great Britain, contsiaing estimate for
appropriation for continuing the work assigned to that
commission during the Asca year ending June 30 1853
amounting 10 S2 s70 which referred the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means and ordered to be printed
Also the acts Of the legislative assembly OF tho Terri
tory Of Washngton which referred TO the Committee
on Territories.
Mr. FLAGLER, Of New York, from the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads reported Senate bill pro-
vidng for the compulsory prepayment Of postage all
transient printed matter
Mr. stated that the Post Office Department desired the
passage Of the b that might go into operation the
at once
There being no objection the bill read third time
and passed
PRIVATE Hills
The SPEAKER then proceeded to call the committees
for reports Of private nature.
Mr.. BRENTON, Of Indiana from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands made adverse reports the pson of George
Berry Esther Massey, James Gates and Michael Aspeck
asking amendment of the bouuyland law OF 1885, on
the petitions Of citizens Of the States of New York Massa
cbuse Maine and Ohio that the Of service
under the bounty law Of 1855 may be reduced
days the petition Of Nathaniel sby and Others for an
amendment TO the pension laws the petition OF James
Gardner for compensation for services as marine In the
war with France in l779 and 1900; the petitions Of
Stephen Austin John Harris James Denham and others
David Fsrchid, Charles Ford, Abigail Gould and Isaac
Becher for amendment Of the bouny.land law on tho
petition Of j. W Sanders and others praying for grant
Of one hundred and sixty Of land Samuel Stone
the petition Of Adam King and others, for change in
Mr.. MAXWELL Of Florida, from the same committee,
reported adversely the petition Of William L. Dearing
for the privilege OF locating eleven eghtyacre floating
pre- smpnon rights in the State Of Louisiana.
Also from the committee reported House bill for
the relief OF Charlotte Turner and II committed
Mr.. SIMMONS Of New York from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported bill to authorize the settlement Of
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In CONGRESS- Of THE i. STATES.
Thirty -Four:.n Congress-Third Session.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2e, 1856.
SENATE
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.

Hon. JOHN BELL from the State Of Tennessee appeared
in his seat this morni &.
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in his seat this morni g.
RxEcUTVE COMMUNICATIONS
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. laid before the Senate
muncation from he Secretary War; in compliance with
u'ion of the nate Of the 10th inst requesting him
to communicate the Senate copies all letters addl
ed to the War Depart ent to Wilson Shannon late
governor of the Terror Of Kansas by Co " Sumner,
OF the United States army relative to Kansas affairs which
have not been heretofore communicated which laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. also laid before the Senate
communication from the Secretary of War, in compliance
with resolution of the Senate of the 10th inst requesting
him to furnish the Senate with estimate of the appro
prnon necessary for the extension of the United States
arsenal at Fay ettevie North Carolina to render it
suitable arsenal of construction which laid the
table and ordered to be printed.
PETITION PRESENTED.
Mr. ADAMS presented the petition of the administrator
of A .thur Lizemore and John Semi Semmance or Sc
moce praying indemnifcaion for spoa,ions committed
by the Greek Indians during tho Of 1918 and 1914
which was referred to the Committee on Indian AHnirs
nEroRr COMMITTEE.
Mr. JOHNSON, from the Committee on Printing 10
whom referred the resolution ordering 420 copies to
be printed of the Senate journal reports of committees
executive and miscellaneous documents instead of the
number heretofore ordered reported in favor OF the adop
ton Of the and the question being taken the resou
uon was agreed to.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRKD.
message received from the House OF Representa
by Mr. Cuom their Clerk announc no 10 the Senate
that the House have Psssed, lowing bills in which
Gtqnbstas
Act making apPropriaors for the current and contn-
gent expenses OF the dian Department and for fulfilling
treaty spuahon with various Indian tribes for the year
ending the Jth Of June, 1853
Actt-aKng appropriations for the support OF The Military
Academy Tor the year ending the 3Oth June, 1855
Act making appropriations for the payment Of invalid
and other pensions OF the United States for the year ending
the 3Oth OF June, 1858.
The above-naned bills severaly read twice and
ferred to the Committee on Finance
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
On motion by Mr. THOMSON, OF New Jersey, resolu-
ton adopted requesting the Secretary Of the Treasury
report the Senate whether efficient cannot
be devised than provided for the preservation OF
the lives Of and passengers wrecked the coast
of New Jersey and Long Island and also whether in hia
opinion pensions should not be granted TO the families Of
such persons lose their lives in endeavoring rescue
the lives Of others shipwreeked coast
On motion by Mr. JONES' Of Iowa. a resolr don was
adopted requesting the Secretary Of War
TO the Senate any repors estimates and Information which
may have been communicated TO tie War Department or
Typographical Bureau from CJ s. H. Long late suporin-
entent Of western river and harbor improvements by
the agents in charge thereof in relation to the Des Mones
and Rock rer rapids and the harbor at Dubuque Iowa
On notion the Senate adjourned until Tuesday next
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ode for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages the
splendid viii prompt attention, and
Of drawing will be Immediately
all who order from Address
P. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dee l3t Wilmington, Del.
The daily union., 1856-12-27

THALBERa's CoNCERT.-A few superior opera glasses
A Just opening and At moderate prices u,,n,.
Fancy Comb and Perfumeu Store, under National Hotel
Dec 20-da
The daily union., 1856-12-27
Splendid schemes for January, 1857.

To appointed
by the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Mnnagcrg