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IMPORTANT


LtOR last three years have en- engaged business,
Il known ony u myseE, and comparatively few hers
whom have instructed for he uf S20' each, whic has
averaged Of from g. G to s5 600 snnum
and avng made arraDgemen to EuroFe next Spring
to GAGE in the business desircus Of Civ ng fl
nstrLct9us in the Art 10 every on who W remit me
the sum Of oEE am in 'u-ed, from the success
have been l4vo' ed with ard TIE many happy acsnove ge
meuts hSve recev from tho have intuc ed IN the
AIT, and who mali1g from fN TO Sl5 PER day. to
give ch TO into of this
"a u lie mea Of making small fortune. here Is no
HUNRUs about the bus here uded TO- References OF
the be cl be given regards is character, ard can
also refer persons in Phadepi VII il this city,
VIII have vithn months embarked in the bu ness and
who viii testify that hey nskiusf 50 TO +l5 per day
ths 1t Is buiGess in VIII ch either lacis or
elen engage and with ref make very hand
acome Several ladies in various paris # Pennsylva
mia AID Narylsud whom have iDtrut Ia The art,
caring from 90 So day II is GENTEEL BUsI-
and but few hl1g reqUi-ed @ start II Upon
pt Of 81. viii immeda a'ey send IN the applicant
p1ei circulT EtainnC f tructons nths Art, which
win he perfectly erstooi up5n Icing on read.
Address A. Z. PARSONS,
No. IS, Wet 26 b street,
Ii NFVy
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Land for Said.

OYER 0r sale Cool sENEN HUNDRED ACRES EA
of LAND birE on m Columbia Central Turnpike -
SOC seven miles fus Couuh and ioar haIn No. fras-
aat ttiug paTtd ne tract "a v ich reside
fhs Land t equa u supsrar 90 10 hsury coHHty
well Natcrrd the crlebfaird peNcrs hprinE beinF
ne Pagt oarre8 aE salr) umhsFsd aud We provtd
here are on tie prsisss beAutial butag sites
tuutaE ne Iufrpke and the plated Rail Road. IL
sili b dgitea "a suii purchasers tohf iu toiy.
foi iafiei inifmaion afPy ts ne a Ashsoed p one
Aaur1 oguniy, Esnnezsee.
sesil--a Blcius ;. FOLK.
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NE w FIR ~.

u \. So uIHY & 70. =. PEACH,
. htFe oTnict b partnership undrF the name g
and sslc n g. J heaHury TO and ttksu thc siaez IN
sud ani ~ ~. rcabpry c.. in Cespers ioek --E41
cherry street, Eai annuunc- Iheir figus and the e
ut hey atr prfplfci O. rsCtr derfiston q seFt
~ ne fLhhttAG bJsiNtSs in he neatrst most $40
sautal They a. faruuh and "a np Gas TX
iur,s - te ndsonesi yiss. they respectfully soict
share o. paiiie patronage. lJaugl
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" Hihc e1Gs
DOO KE06 e Hu G. sfecsten ! Co. hrsnd cf FCkH
ZOO WHITE LEAp, fu1 aeI=ks sad gEFy uhise.
Scr sale ~ chCECH ANaKksO
WANTED. FLaNSEED. For shlsh re hira
.sf aaFsst prsee "a hs paia n Cas-. tiant~-u
tAFANHEas.-Ts hirt, . sarss, - ne psessai ys1'
w a. plC2EFrs A6Ekcf.
NTED.
OOO BAGRg5& LtRESSss,r vki-h - / 'rAsss naas
lsO1(At - psiss ~ b ga y cAsg.
saaArEs. 80. /. hAv2. PiLcaBR 90.
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flfHE rsrtnrtip between ife rrfrncd iu tbe usue
o. syi. arJ. NJ srstg+y D., aas Dissolved by mu-
-u .sas, ht he sst ut kfhsr a. w attend 70 The
s,t.iIag % OF Jhe hi=tarss % ne late hru.
). " sFARrRY,
e. 4 pEACH.
!an2-u Z. J. SEABURf.
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ID sTEsS d FFtANtE, Nos 1 Barclay ST.,
II y. Es-CdHfi0g.-None genuine 'xcePt they have
the stamp Patent All manufacturers aId sellers il
fringinr. will be prosecuted according to law.
marZ4-Iy
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aUOuSIlEtAp.

vs. ,lo.e the rru,s1irr 81 stick q Winter
GO s muust Nhc Ia rr assortment oi ban bLAsE ~
@. very rhai,e qld.ly, at extremely l0s pTi-ss
LanIk- d A 90.
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STATEN EsI,FEEs
FANCY DYEIEG ESTABLISHMENT

NEA TN hftTNEBs
FANCY DYEIEG ESTABLISHMENT.
Office No 9 John St, 2 doors from Broadway.
NEW NGRE.
THE ufe sgue I-pr0pretOrs Of this e'ab hmen have
for lrnz time (le senior pa Of the IN, y than
Rarrer y 81 years. heen pOs cutting Their business at STA
ssni They ave spared no eGltt expense, espec'
IT, te 3s few yea keel in az the branches their
AMI ave been sncressfl ia attaining high degree OF
improvement, wei the machinery and ppatius for
de- sEC derrrt srs NJ goo Is rs in prdct ci artistic Skill
Ia dyeinV and 6nisfEg ife' Z, satin AID MerO Dresa
es great mpTovcmen's have been made Ia large propr
cases, .hes- articles mad, IN color aud hn'sh
very nearly Iiin ear8nce 10 new goods Cr ne @aW
Cloats Mautlas Nevet G~rmeabs ere also very sue
cesfIy treated Faded aud attiae0 RsG restored OF le
dyed
SILKS HED SILK DRFSSTs WbTERED.
Lace and Mus g. CurtaTs tarP-'5, IS and Table 'ov
ers Clan and RefujsNpd Dstnls and More Curtains
Beauirlllg Dyed Also, Eiib Fossc-f, t4ieys Es--
Orlars eNe"u' "a with care and despatch.
Goods received ret1rucdby express
Geo Is kept subject he i'm Il the 70 Uonths
BARRETT, NErHEHS Il 60,
jan1S-G,u John e, doors from Broadway, y Y.
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, 6

DE ELrbGL q OnhhAEnI
1913 Pearl street, New YORK,
abished agency f3f the sale Of their nPor
L ,itions in the city Of
NASHVILLE, I'J isEIC SQUARE.
DEy are the rep esentatives Of Of the arges
houses in France among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD, PR0PRIETOR- or COGNAC, whose Bran
dies they prepared to offer in Half carter and Eighth
Pipes
This House has become celebrated for the excellence Of
the Shipments and from the immense capital which they
represent, offer superior advantages, both ia quality and
price, auy other Brandes. Shipments in Bond II de-
sired. DIX Il c. also offer for ie of their OWN MP0R
TATGoNS assortment % CIGAMPAIGNES CLARETS,
MADEIRAs, SuERRlES, HOOKS, WilI6KlEs, GIN and
RUN, &c, &C.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
O TILED in London, under supervision Of the British Gov
ernmen expressly for De Venoge Charles of New York.
pure tonic, stmuant ana durtc drink pronouuced by
meaica 10 be the most sanitary ale hOc distlston
on-re3 t) the Pub'. This Gin, from its peculiar quail
ies, is emuenty adapted parts OF the country whose
waters abound with Limest and is in general
beverage thro ghou he Who'll United states. In Of
and dozen bottles, each hottie bearing the words
Charles Ionlon Cordial Gin, blown in the 81 SIS, and the
Proprie'oi's fac Sim- tn label
All riders conf led to The and scrunv OF Hessrs De
Venog- Charles, thruul their Nashville Agency III meet
With uronnt attention and disp4tr' dec5-U
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Il e MO- VAL.


WE have ocr entire stock of Wood and Willow
w Ware & No 120 Second sreei, d1cr above Vine
opposite Kings flo e,
St. Louis, MO.
S. CUPPLES CO.,
HAEUFACTuszRs WHOLESALE DEIERs n
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BRo0Ms, BRUSHES, MATS, MAT CHEs BLEACHING,
HESP, MANILA, JUTE AND CoTToS CoRDAGE AND TWISxs
OF ALL KIEDs.
Wrapping Paper, Selves Curry Combs Cards AMI Hames
REING engaged extensively 10 manuf curing nan
OaDy other house in line ia the West and will
cell oRer than other house st Louis and You will
call before purehs ssng either in Chicago Cincinnati
ycu VIII find at cur prices will lower than IN e her
II the two places. We csn psrtcl in our
stock OF
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKET
and iron bound Eeg rom 20 gallons, and Bu
Of al kinds ali kinds Of Willow Wagons Cradles Cabs
Hses 10 hes and Market Basksts and every descrpt on
of Pa Work snI rGveng Baskets Cedar Tuos Churns
In Boxes Cans ant RUcEet ali q - Louis manrfsc
except The lat which bring direct from manu-
faeiurers.
We are also Agents for PIERCE cos Milwaukee Matches
which selling at Factory Prices, freight aid d. We
also NASUF1crUKNG the large Steamboat and Stable
Brolms, and nrst rate Imitation Shaker BroOms. Broom
HAndl and fWins always on hand. feb4-d8u
vyrfOv -eATr "a INV ~ A rTrr rurOpv
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
Eic Slope Miils,
Il Fulton Street and u Beekman Street, New York,
Principal CGire, 1O8 Front Street New York,
Factory Nos Sc 81 anc 82 Hudson Streets Jersey City
TNHE ProPRfETUSs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
i KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Istabii~huent,
Continue 10 prepare TIE best Pharmaceutical
PONV5 CrS Ia use. for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT. TEA
AND or ER CAKES &C They ssU prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and mauv other articles of dai' every fam "
which they oner the most reasonable terms. Cata
'ogues 10 dealers who request them.
a. n. J G. ISHAN.
E.B-Cousumers advised inquire for HoPE MIlLs af
icles. auE2-Iv
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pATrpT rTAeTTC eYTRTs

L COTTENET & CO., Importers Of French and
Il other European Goods, No. s Broad street.
sug3l 's5
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NASHVILLE. TENN, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1856
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIscHER Z sCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, SAG ane 34s Broadway.
Late No. 50 Nassau-StTeet
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. swYM
NER, No. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Aio.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT.

IN are rrtt inE cur Wa,haa,e, 80 a. tub Sqaare
" wth tuc o. ERA Improvement, I'D ~ be tre
pare b. tr sutl fcJruarN ut entire stock
" D. ing Ooois tnet nom c actu ers aad ca. tom
Nrw Work, B,-ton sud P1a Irph a. lnurislag
mash lrsr aHI hnr class g GBols aa bas hrrctD ore
hre trpi ~ our sn,k gt ulg,t 10 every depart
msut II fancy auu sta. Is nry 6o1d..
A J. DUNCAN AGO
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Tinner's 'rools.

Timers Tools.
ILsr REcEIYED oaa Re1k ssish Co.'S, an iHvsies q
- 1t1nrEis &a-huss, ard NArd Toes; and : A. extra
ts of Al kaas ~ ths Ale Il he above A.
airigss ahsy oaa b. hsa hw nFe-sA-
lza1 aG wu4ER
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NEW YORK ADVERT!eEMENTS.

From s. N. PETTIsGILI. 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
IL Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
And 10. 10 State street BOsToS.
P Co.. Agents for the mos. influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
tie HananaE
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d. q. RUMSEY,
A SPEAKER ELECTED!

BrlHg on l0gF BdcOn ana Lard /!
I WIS 60 parchase 200 600 pouB5s - BACON. slsc
500 harr 80 Lara Tor ehca ~ pas she fI,trst
eoah mArket pirr buar o. your Bacon ald Lard, Aus
maze yOur git lo.lars ler and roast ic-'
CHl RCH ANutRsON,
No and Brad street
Jan2i--tf N.slfgIllE, Tenn
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GOOD ADVICE !

+NSN'tS n ' ANtAt
FR L e e D Al LII,
(NEL on tne Agent aud obtain GRATUIrO SLY, "a cory
I, Of thc
HEALFIg ALMANAC T0U 1886.
You will Hri IN f. great variety q fu information
upop ~ sDbrcS cd win he comforts of domestic
f'; but rore especially concerning th-
Plan alton ard Family Medicines
PEtPArkD HY
GRIEFENBUR COMPANY.
Fur Disorders 20 which th- human 81 stem Is sb- these
Msdicinrs prog De a remedy! 4 hey cousd ed among
THE GREAT HUM UGS OF TIE AGE,
let an. one ohrain a copy OF the
Graefenberg Manual OF Health,
4uI rss h.n TO point out ''ohere ne iunbug rl'
These Medicines prrrg,eI by Pbys asof cminence
vh'e r' gb E not couhlcd Q" ons county 10 lay state
-,e 1e cu-s M to DO what sprorlissi for 'hem ,bs
agent holds hiut Duuud refund the money. 4 he
t.gs- o. Vurrh Tennessee where s one VII has
ever had occas demand the return ~ his rnuuryf n
such a can be- f'uud let him show himself for
DlTnum Could Make Fortune by Him!
lrauyony doubts hs che.pu q these Medicines overall
others, b. examine the Fever aud Ague kem,dy, and
c.nparr % N.t Gee u'u practi,e
1hg uraef.rberg Company give, fr 81 euts;--
ls tUl drccuur. f,r the of au AFu-s Fevers
"a. Al euieuc with ins rur ions for use.
80. box con au.UF 25 7 ls composed ~ Qtinne and
q nr 1r which al ne, you would have 20 pay, n pre-
pared iu amy Drrg : De "a ihc state, 81.
an, Oue boa Vegetable Pls kuoSn n he superior 10
gty thnt can ie Ircsor.cd 10y fbysns or prepared By
30. handsome B5x in which al ,ese preparations are
placcL
CO.. IfHy.s remedies do uo. cure ths Agus, you eau 60
back and have yuuJ % eruts Trtur.td.
Viii ai tae.y s.yantarts Ia HAS A LOCK OF REASON
ABOUT ~, uat scrgthe remedy prepare for each
Heat ~ e mo-t lr-rued Phy eiaus in he tnion, with f
~ eyhs Tor lhe'r ur, ga u stages i do.d o., AMI Ht
,hcarer than te cheapest and better han test shuu
come 90 opaar, and 50 universally used Throughout the
wort. ALEX MACKENZIE.
drglt- t-f Agent lar truuf zee.
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nEtn rttlSi

HAFE for sale several SFGROEs Of excellent eiaractsr
amongst sm -old ionyh hoFs, rAtra sean stress
Wa her tLd lr1E.r, Al-o that VIVA
U eKtta Coos washer aHd ltvnsT, warranted sdi
lfang1 EfAf ItITfE
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WE have removed entire stock of Wood and Willow
w Ware & No 720 seeond street, d0or above Vine,
opposite Kings flo el
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VALUABLE, RELICS.

The interest of the following correspondence is
heightened by the fact that Mr.. Craw ford, the scup
tor will secure exact copy of tho venerable rife,
70 he represented in bronze with the statue of Gen.
Andrew Lewis on the Virginia Washington Monu-
mept. The costume will be the hunting. Shirt rifle
&C.. of the Western Indian fighters, the early Tir-
piuia pioneers of civilization:
BALcoxY FALLS, RocKBRrDGE Co., Va,
July lst, 1856. (
Col. F. II. SMITH, Superintendent Virginia Militia.
ry Institute.
SlR:-I herewith present to the Virginia Military
Institute plain old fashioned rifle, powder horn ana
bullet pouch, which were used in the OF the Re-
volution by my maternal great atgrand.a;her, The late
Captain john Paxton. ut Rockbridge county, Va,
uany was m"r,a!Iy wounded by musket ball at the
battle Of Guiford March lj:h, 1881.
Chershing with pride these memorials of the GAL
lsntry and patriotism of my ancestor, commit them,
ns sacred trust TO The Cadets of the Virginia hlili.
tary Institute, ii the fullest confidence tina. they will
preserve them, for many generations, interesting
relics of our Revolutionary struggle, and that if ueed
be- they will lmitate the conduct OF my ancestor no
left his farm and vile and chllGren 10 fight aud die
for the liberties Of his country May their arms like
his, be unstalued with lraierna blood
The lock aud ram-rod having been worn ont bv
long use, were replaced few years ago. In otherrc.
specs tue gun remains just as i; was when fired in the
battles OF The Revolution. 1t throws a very large
ball. with deadly precision, distance uf from two IL
three hundred yards.
With grea! respect your obedent servant,
j. BALDWIN.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF THE NORTH.

II an uudeniabe fact that the Democracy Of the
North were smitten with sort Of dsmay, by the
succession of surprising victories which the Black
Republican Party achieved under the impulse OF its
early enthusiasm. Stunned as we'll by the sudden
ness as by the severity Of the blow, they seemed in.
capable for the moment OF any effort Of resistance
State after State was torn from their grasp, until the
sway of Black Repubcansm was almost unbruken
over the North.
But the stupefacton did not last long. With re.
turning consciousness came sense ol unnpniret
strength; and the Democracy of the North reused
themselves to the task Of redeeming their honor aud
retrieving their fortunes. Slowly, but steadily did
thew heat back the foe, and recover their ancient as
c.ndancy. The progress of human affairs is alway.
by action and reaction. The march OF the Demo
cracy was checked for an instant by the momentary
enthusiasm which the nomination OF Fremont
awakened among The ranks of the Opposition lts now
obvious that the irresistible tide Of popular opinion
in tho North is flowing back into its old channels
The Democracy have taken heart from the intrepid
attitude of their Southern Allies Their devotion to
the Union burns with an unquenchable flame, and
snimates them to an heroic effort. Everywhere
through the North we behold the evidences Of re.
yiyed homes increased ardor, and more resolute
deavor on the part Of the Democracy. Old dissen'
sions are composed, ancient feuds are reconcied the
ranks are closed up ready for the charge.
Every other political organization in the North, of
conservative character, being crushed by the Black
Republican movement, there is no other refuge for
the patriot but in the ranks Of the Democracy. This
fact is understood by conservative Wings Of the
North, multitudes Of whom, unwilling to withhold
their support from the Onion in this mumcntous con,
tcst, have proclaimed their purpose to cooperate
with the Democracy. Thus inspired by jus, apprs-
citation of the glorious part they are to play, and ami
mated by the presence aud applause Of the worthest
Of their old antagonists the Democracy of the North
begin to display an enthusiasm and energy which
will command success. The Union is secure under
their protection.
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-: Gnr coyrRI0K OF VIRGINIA.

\
kryyrRAS ,nr Governor OF this Commonwealth re-
nv cejva information the 2lst instant, from the
Of the House OF Representatives, that vacancy
the representation from this State in the Congress
f,Ss lated SsIrs occasioued by the death OF Thomas
s.y member OF said House, Tor the oisrls' com
Il ri. counties Of Middlesex Westmoroland. Rich
's: s.srx Northumberland, King and Queen Lancss'
I il7uc...e. Mathews, James City, New Kent, YORK
E,.srs Elizabeth City Northampton ani Accomac, TO-
[,,,: a:a the C!;y OF williamsburg: ..,
* = t,.eiOre HENRY 4. WISE, Governor OF the saiu
oueal;h have thought proper TO direct the several
F. v the said Counties and the SerSesn; OF me sa!u
Ks Williamsburg, TO cause an election 10 9e as.a ss &C.
day OF November next TO supply the vacan'
so.sss.d 49, c,.
f.. ,cers conducting the said election n the Court
80, ;. sa;d rsrp:i.s and city required 10 meet at
frr-.house o. the county of Midd!es"x TO make their
[. n the iltcenh day after the said ioura day OF
iysn a3e. my hand as Governor and under The less
S.sI 0: the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
ag5 y Of July, A. D. 1856 and In The slst gear Of
r.-r,r..l,h HENRY A. WISE.
Br ne 5ys,aar GEORGE W. MrSFoRD Secretary OF
- ,,.gl,b Jul, of-ctde
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the liberties of his country at the battle of Guurd
has been received, and the precious relics ol your re-
volutinnary ancestor have been committed to the
guardianship of the corps Of cadets.
| am they will look upon these memenioes Of
the past ms do-as touching and eloquent voices 10
them, n emulate the virtues and patriotism OF him who
used them in his coumiry's cause. | know they will
guard ani preserve them with pi0us care, and | de
sign TO have them properly cased aud deposited in our
public library, where know they will be examined
with admiration by all who frequent our public halls
Ii was my design To have made u public pres :nts
ton of these relics the morning OF the 50 July al
The close Of the ceremonies of nausurai!ng the Wash
irgnn statue, but the rush Of the crowd 10 behold the
representation OF WasHINGroT, hs statue was pre-
ssntcd to view, made ali fur Their exercises impossible
thank you for your kind consideration towards
This institution in Your donation thank you tor tie
kind terms in which your patriotic desire hos been
communicated and intend 10 preserve your letter
as mos, striking evidence of your being worthy ol
So distinguished great grand sire.
Most respectfully, FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. /.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1855.



Mr.. Wilson introduced bill 10 secure to actual set.
tiers the benefit resulting from grants "t iaa@~ ..
railroad purposes, reservug 10 them the alternate
tions ut g 81 per acre.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the c.'i
appropriation BILL
The Senate added amendments nppropriatia.;
S75OOOO Tor the Capitol extension and sjVCUGO IL.
the improvement OF the Washington AIuednct.
a olg debate took place on Il proposition hy w
Seward. appropria,ing money tor the erection "t L..
ted States Court Rooms, Post offices aud Custom
Houses, which was finally rejected.
The Senate at o'clock, took recess ill eo',.-.H
after which the bill again resumed.
Mr.. Bayards amendment, appropriaIIng a"i 4.
million Of dollars for the continuation rt tue Gone ~
the Capitol, WAS discussed and adopted.
Mr.. James amendment, providing for two pr:nc'Tr.
and two assistant examiners 10 The Patent Once "
adopted. IyIe bill was then laid aside to take up u.
House substitute for the Senate bill h1ng tue c"sD
pensatinn Of m. .inbrrs Of Congress.
Several Senators said 1t direct proposition t.
put two or three thousand dollars into each pocar
past services, while others argued thar tho prr-'.'
compensation does enable them to pay the ~
sonable expenses of g.ntleuien The substitute ",
however, adopted-yeas -, nays u.
The consideration Of the general appropriations ~
was then resumed. The amendment for cvm'unn.-.
the construction of the dome adopted. ~ ".-" BE-
arge number of other anenim.nts; aud a. !. c..l.
The till WAS passed rs amended.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House passed the Senate bill regulating g."
diplomatic and consular salaries.
The House, under suspension OF the ru' =. cssc@
a bill appropr nring $2OD,UOO for the e7isti.sAl
a naval dep, t at Brunswick Geo.
On motion of Mr.. Orr, the lIouse took up III" -
ate bill to regula the compensate N OF AZ III
Congress, proposing 10 give each an a'nu" st'hTs g
g. 5J0 with the same mileage rs II u"" ni""-' %
law the new arrangement 10 con!nence w'th Tho ' a.
session of Congress.
Mr.. Orr offered substitute TO pay each mem"
suDD for the entire Congress deductlpIs to b- n"
for absences except for sickness OF me!nhrrs, ot -
their families.
Tn. House refused to lay the bill on the table ~ .
not one ith Of the members would order the yca- at
nays thereon
was passed-y lUO, nays ".
A resolution adopted 10 give the employees q.
the House the usual extra compensation.
On motion Of Mr. Faulkner lhe House took up t''
passed bill providing for the appointment; oi i'"-
surgeons and eight assistant SURGEONS III Tue s:n; 9
the United States. ~
The House sso passed The Senate oil! amends"ry
of the act regulating the fees cost, aud genera ,E
penses OF the Judiciary
The House cunsidered the bill making approp.f
lions for carrying the mails in ocesu steainers. -
Horsr then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-19
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard. This plantation lies on the James Rivrr IN
tho county Of Cioochland Immediately above Maidcns
Adventure DAM nnd within twenty eight miles OF Rich
rord It contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of which seventyvc James River low grounds,
Of the bss, quality, thirty Eve are creek low
grounds aud the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
lqnd There is the place good dwellins.house on
beautiful ste and a necessary ou.houses and both the
buildings and the fences good repair, and the nnd
is in q high state Of cultivation
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses mules, CATTLE incu
ding mlch cows and the farming utensils are, the most
OF them, new and all Of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils Tor the tho
rough cultivation OF the plantation.
The terms of sale to the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James N. Payne, my manager living on the place,
will show property to any person desiring to examine
it. My address is w ashinston, d. c.
Nav I7-ctf NJ NJ. PAYNE.