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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. 10, 1856.



sfEArE-The Chair laid before the Senate letter from
be Secretary Of the Treasury transmitting the annual
mort Of the superintendent Of the Coast Survey which
vas read and ordered TO be printed Alter the presenta-
ton OF petitions number Of bills introduced mostly
for the continuation Of works OF internal Improvement
Mr. Weller introduced bill 10 provide for an overland
mail from point the Mississippi river to San Fran
CISCO California bill passed 10 continue tempora-
ry the land Office at Kalamazoo in the State Of Mich
igan.
The resolution submitted time since by Mr. Wilson,
calling the President for information in relation to the
disturbances in Kansas taken up and discussed by
Nessrs Weller Fessendep, Geyer Yuiee and Others until
the hour arrived for the consideration of the special order
when il laid until tomorrow. The subject OF the
naval board was then discussed with much ability by
Messrs Butler Mason Mallory, Toucey Benjamin. and 9TH
ors until four o'clock when the Senate adjourned until
Monday next
HoUsE REpnEsESrAnyEs-0n motion of Mr.. Cobb Of
Georgia. the Presidents annual message and the accompa-
nyug documents referred the Committee of the
Whole and ordered to be printed Memorials pre-
sented contesng the Of Mr.. Whitfield of Kansas
Mr. Allen, of Illinois, Mr. Gallegos Of New Mexico and
Mr. Eustis, Of Louisiana referred TO the Committee OF
Elections After short but spirited debate in reference
to the disposition of the Presidents special message on
Kansas affairs as whether it should be referred 10 the
Committee the Territories to the Committee OF the
Whole the motion of Mr. Houston of Alabama to refer
the the last-named committee prevailed by vote
of "a yeas 81 nays After the presentation of number
OF memorials the House adjourned over to Monday.
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New YoRK, Feb. A.Flour is improving OF 800
bbs straight State, 81 so good Ohio, So so southern,
50 IL. Wheat is rmsae of 200 bushels southern red
81 3d. Corn droopngsaes of $1,000 bushels western
mixed at cents. Pork is rmsalcs Of 500 bbls
Sis ST. Beefs langudsaes of $50 barrels at Sl4 rs for
Chicago repscked Lard is frmsaes of 200 bbs at l0
cents. Whskey is Of so bbs at 2sk cents
BALTIMORE Feb. l4.--0ur markets generally dull.
Small of Howardstreet -four at S. We quote choice
white wheat 81 49, and prime white 81 rs per bushel
Corn is dull-yelow, so 60 cents. Provsonsno
ment Of Importance.
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A PALpABLE mT-The Louisville Democrat says:

Whilst the elections of the present congressman
going on in the North the disciples of Sam claimed the
honor They the footprints in every contest and the
American flag triumphant The democracy were beaten,
and beaten by Sam. Great was the chucklng and re-
oicing We did it, shouted the brethren. But how is it
now2 About ninet, Of the brotherhood patriotic know
uothngs elected by Sam, have illustrated their faith by
persistent vote for Banks. Did pe do it noteW
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"AMEaioANs MUST RULE ANEMcA"-The house of rep
resenaves in Ohio threeuarers of which were elected
by party whose motto Is Americans rule meri-
ca and which, year ago. terribly down upon Afor-
eigners has elected a clerk who born in Wales Eng
land The house has also ordered oneh of the re-
ports to be printed in German Cincinnati Enquirer.
How this Have the Americans ruling America in
house Of representatives made this mistaken 1t re-
quires the attention Of the lodges fright away
Ohio Salesman
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THE STEAMER PACIFIC.

Up to the time Of going TO press no udings had been
received at New York Of the steamer Probationary
days having elapsed since she sailed from Liverpool
II is stated in the New York Courier circumstance
calculated to apprehension in regard to the safety
Of the Pacific at all he Collins are nOp dUided
into tpater-tigh coupartmsnts
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BY TELE GR A r Ii
Arri,aI ~ N, Ouok.r C1u

AfFttuf ~ We VuoheF Guy.
New foRE Feb. 1.-THE Quaker City, from Mobile, via
Havana has arrived She left the latter port the 9Th
inst She passed sloop ofwar when going into Havana
supposed TO be the Cyane
The Empire City had arrived The sugar crop In Cuba
believed to be failure, confirmed by continued rains
stroyng all hopes Of saving the crop. The pressed
cannot be dried for lack OF fuel and than half crop
left standing In the helds The planters unable grind
what il cut.
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BARSuM AND THE JEROME CoMPAsY.-REsULr OF THE
NEW HAVEN MEETNGTbe meeting of the creditors of the
Jerome Company and Of p 7. Barnum at New Haven on
Monday night last resulted in recommendation the
Jerome Company to go into liquidation They have done
so. Mr. Barnum has also gone into assignment The
Indebtedness of the Jerome Company is S5sooOO In the
opinion Of persons competent to judge very little will be
realized 10 the creditors.
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The genial generous and general "tbaw" over which our
citizens have been for time consong themselves for the
unexampod rgors Of last month"; suddenly conges and
for the last ortyegh hours the cold has been nearly
not quite intense at any time during this mem
orablo winter. As yesterday st. Valentines day,
II was our purpose have thrown out some seasonaby
appropriate suggestions and comments but have not
the heart fingers 10 write about loves missives in
sight Of falling flakes Of snow and In hearing OF n wind
that s anything but refreshing its associations Usually
in this meridian St. Valentines day brings slight pre-
monitory symptoms OF approaching springthe twcrng OF
stray bird in the Capitol the Presidents grounds
cloudess skyor soft balmy wind from the south but
this year amid all the rgors Of Arctic win
tera The accumulated horrors Of Ice and and bowling
winds. The darkest part of the night told ia just be-
mornings and in the subioincd paragraph, which
the Alexandria Gazette II win be perceived that
the good folks Of sister city, far from being dsmayed
discouraged, are actually making preparations for the
opening Of spring and the shad season
"The FISH wharf this city was rented on Saturday last
Messrs W. p Allen and j. H. Simpson, for three months
the lat day Of March until the LIST day Of June, for s4
500, considerable increase over any previous year.
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
("Mercury') writes
eel regret learn that the Rev. Mr.. Williams repued
ace and perjury whatever NAV be Se issue N Tie claim
urged By his friends (not by hmscl to royal BIRTH the
life Of this venerable has been OF seldenying labor
and hardship in behalf Of the red Of the Forest
absence OF fresh fish and fresh oysters from our
ket the following specuatons (coped from the Alexandra
Gazee regard to the the Potomac and
its collateral trade and traffic will doubt be read with pc
culiar interest
THE extreme cold weather Of the present winter will II is
said keep the fish back and therefore, delay the opening
Of the Potomac fisheries In the ensuing spring As this place
Ia the depot OF the Potomac sh trade all interested
every thing that restes We therefore hope
that those engaged 10 fishing the various landings viii this
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Il. winters Grand Gift Exhibition,
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL,


u oven wn''h OCCASION p'"'n'
ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-Two DOLLARS WORTH
Of beautiful costly presents which be
window Messrs Hutchinson Monro
40 In addition to the exhibition OF chemical
doramas Se Master Withers viii execute the violin
Deberioi's solos.
Tickets oay, and limited. Full particular,
bills.
Feb l5-du
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THE DAILY UNION

Of MonongalA county Virginia. thus with the utmost
harmony endorse the opinions have advanced and urged
and for which portion Of southern brshren have de-
nouneed us.
lit most desire to carry out the principles
contained In the above preamble and resolutions by the adop
ton II the ensuing national council be held the 18th
instant Of "A sound, national and conservative basis upon
which all Americans throughout the length and breadth OF
tho whole country may unite and shall cheeruy coop
with all who influenced by the spirit which moves
our honongsla friends in establishing platform long
enough, broad enough aud strong enough hold all
Americans from Maine to California"
The evidence already adduced Is sufficient for the pur
pose have in view That purpose impress upon the
minds Of truly national southern men, whether democrats
odne wings know-nothings that there traitors in
the South to the constitutional rights of the South We
do not that all southern knownohings are traitors
that the body Of them are but do that in their
ranks there is alarming evidence Of Willingness sur
render to that wing of know-nothingsm which has be-
thoroughly saturated with aboltionsm In the pres
ent state Of the issue forced upon the country by the ag
tors at the North, proposition by southern Goa
lesce with party whose paramount principle is uneeasng
and neverdyng hostility the compromses-of the
stitution the subject of slavery calls for response
from southern knownothngs who have claimed to be
national than democrats themselves For what have
the thirty southern in the House been strug
Cling for than two months but TO establish their
claim to nationality In this effort was con-
spicuous than Mr. Zoicoer What else is this concerted
of two of the organs of his party in his district
but deliberate abandonment Of that elevated ground
which he has abored TO place his pary2 But have
the time the space at present to pursue this subject
We shall not fail to return it promptly and to invest
gate it in all its bearings
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TIyE DOLLARS REwARD.-Iost on Sunday the ~ IN.
slant 9th sreet and 81 Matthew'S church, brown
Moocco sdys breapp, Twin gold
pearls, deceaeed
bach ny leaving The said besspn Mr.
jeweiy Pennsylvania the finder viii
The above reward, and the thanks Of the owner.
Feb Io--d1we + Fl I. +
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be successful The facilities Of transportation heaoe
tbs interior by railroad and canal have greatly increased
the demand, and good prices will doubt be obtained
should the supply be abundant We understand chat
the fishermen showing already signs OF preparation The
high which the fish wharf here rented shows the
value OF that property and the expectation that
tanned of fair enumeration"
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MARYLAND UNITED STATES SENATOR.

Yesterday afternoon the legislature of Maryland in
joint convention elected the first ballot Hon Anthony
Kennedy the Senate of the United States for
years from the 4h of March, 1857 in the place of Hon.
Thonaa G. Pratt
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Coast Relief M0nement.

BosroN, Feb. l4.--The Board of Underwriters and Il
merchants OF this city have emoriazed Congress to
spatch steamer for the relief Of on coast
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EsroN, Feb l3The steamer Isabel, which left Ha
the 10th, arrived here to-day She brings confr
of failure of the sugar crop The whole stock
Havana and Matanzas be and
1000 hogsheads. Rates advancing.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. l3.-The ship Canton, Of New York,
for Rotterdam, forty days out spoken off the bar
Yesterday She had three feet of water in her hold and had
lost her mainmas but would endeavor the bar,
preferrng to try and reach Savannah
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Jealous and concerted efforts have been made and
making IN most Of the wards Of the city collect subscrp
lions for the suffering poor OF city bat the subscriptions
thus lar have fallen much short OF what IL imperatve
needed We would suggest the management OF the Ma
ona Theatre the proprey OF setting apart the proceeds Of
one nights performance benefit tho poor.
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LOCAL WIS.

MERouANTs RxcBASoE.-At the last meeting Of the
bers Of the Merchants Exchange of this city the following
gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing year.
"S Bacon president J. ID. Dodson vice president John
r. Ellis secretary VIM. WALL treasurer 3. p. Franklin
w. Harper, John Claget A. Il. Perry, Thomas Parker
VIM b. Todd, Benjamin Beall, b. +. Morsel, NJ W. Gait
Hudson Taylor, George Burns and C. buckingham, board
Of directors"
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Substitution for the Pacific

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The steamship Quaker City h,
been chartered by Messs Collins Co. to take out the fol
egn mails and passengers in place of the missing steame
Pacific.
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Missing Schooner Safe,

EAsTpoRT, (Me) Feb. lSThe missing schooner Sophro
mia, from Virginia, bound for New York. has arrived
She blown of the coast the gale Of the 9Th of Jan
uary.
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There win be public reception at the Presidential Man
sion this evening between the hours OF aud ten O'Clock
The Marine Band will be In attendance.
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Extensive preparations making in Alexandria for
imposing public demonstration in that city Friday
ashlngtons The patriotic spirit thus eviDoed by
our sister city should be thrown away upon citizens
Let US hear from our city fathers.
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Non. Arrieal oEMe Canada.
Shin ia Utstress.

HALIFAX, Feb. H-l1, a. m.The weather clear, but no
signs yet of the Canada her thirteenth day out.
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ranMs.

The land selected, made, and certificate
address Of Daes sendng warrants BY Ha o mo
following fees, which must accompany the warrants
acres and location, "a which add land
once fee Sl- So ,. -.
acres selection and location, 10 TO which add land
Office Zee, 32-So. - ID -.,.-. -. -
acres $40, which add lana
ohaee fee, s4-Sls
prices charged by competent agents al
The local ONCE
Will DO made judcousy, upon ae-
ta insnectiaa good land remains vacant IN e us
uct the time.
srleeing and experienced In
fully advised all The local advanagetnh
seats, nbers WATER settlements present anu
pro peeiye,
will confident from " % 20
whose eht hiS
agency designed holders fail 10 rea inc
large advance upon The face OF their warrants.
DIRECTIONS.
Waaniees win power Of attorney 10 iocse en-
And will pieaso MI the black
m III, ibe fun of the locator.
address CLARK 4a2 Pennsylvania avenue, with j.
w Webb d Co.
deleruon In Congress, and the Hon. ohanen
Mason, Commissioned of Patents,
Feb la--dif3m-
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IOHN CLARK date register Iowa ci inwel agent ~ hs lo-
boanly warrants in the state - lowe
Washington ely. D. N N eonntAton
a local aseai. ens and the
Iowa. which prepared 10 ode. new isei s io zoe
mode BY which wstanees asa
holders fully all themselves OF e bounty VI ms gov
eInmenl
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ID oBERr q. WALKER \ LOUIS IANIN have formed part
IL n-r-hp OF in the supsms
Of the United The Court Of Claims Address
Washington City, ID. G,
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Railroad DEPOT Partially Burn
Markets,

BUFFALO, Feb 1.-The passenger depot of the New York
Central railroad nearly destroyed by fire yesterday
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washington, February H. 1856,
IN penon OF Michael B. Dyo, Of Philadelphia
for the extension OF patent granted him for
in lamps for essential os for from
the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place ON The mir
Monday ninetecn,h May at ~ O'Clock and all
are nosa 70 appear and ,s~ any they have
Persons Opposing required
days before The hearns All es,ony Med BY either
the rules hs ONCE which will be furnished
The testimony in the win closed on the eth Of May
depoons and other papers relied upon Ms testimony must
sryumep,s, Il any, within ten days thereafter. -
Ordered a.o mi. notice be published in The Union, Ins
uuore Maryland Penpsyivaniap FhIndcpla Pa
previous the nineteenth of May The day Of
hearing. .n,,a 1900,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdior Of ts above papers win plea.e and send
their bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
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United states Court OF Claims.

THE undersigned, John c. Devereux of New York city, and NJ
Thompson Of Washington, d. c. attorneys and conn~ef
of Claims Tor
OF sovernmcp in the Court OF Claims .
They cooperate immediate aud careful attention TO bs
matters which be nuued to Their
by gentlemen profession in Ne city OF New
York, or where any part of the Union. -
Tbry personally OF by letter. either
al New YORK Washington Particular information az to claims
which have before Congress departments can
be furnished upon application by parties
JOHN q, DEVEREUA, e."
No. o. broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
M. THOMPSON
Washington city.
NBJ Devereur commissioner OF the Court OF Claims
Ian -
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Wizards Hotel

TOR RENTOne two, furnished for rent o.
Of and Id streets, No. 49, Apply ON the prem
ises TO the proprietor. :. -
IQ-J3f JAMES w. bAGcOIIs
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THIS FIRST sHADThe frat shsd Of the season was taken
from the waters Of the Cape Fear North Carolina Fri
day last
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The College or st. James, Maryland.
THE present begins Monday Sd OF
i March,
There collegiate preparatory, and commercial
studies.
Feb I2--9aw4w
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WIN. w. Beiknap, Attorney at-Law and Land
Agent, keOkuk, Iowa.

WARRANTS located choice land In satisfac'oy man
favorable md all business In Aowanauis
ing attention Of an attorney promptly attended TO-
EkrsRssoxs.
Paro h Nourse Washingiop, d. @.
Alexander w. Evans,
Keller n McKennry,
-SmosdAcp
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To Members OF Congress, and Others
NOR furnished dwelling house, built In tho
convenience, OF &C,
department with TASTE and comfort
Apply premises ss 18Th street. between ard streets,
or =, INV efice j. y. MILLER
2-du Conner fth street and Louisiana hvenae.
O. nno o notes secured ny deeds az trust
DOUUU In this will be purchased by sub
Others. Notes msds for the will
for. Applications eomuuni-
one ny mail will be attended
BPsrt Of sree office Louisiana avenue, opposite
the Bank Of Washington ..-5
r. JEFFERSON SMITH,
Feb seodu 462 Fifteenth Cbubs Brothers hank
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Orpbhns' court. feD Us 1900.
DISTRICT OF Columbia Washington county, wit In
Of Henry May administrator Of Edmund Law Thcmss Law,
deceased the administrator aforesaid
the orphans OF Washington aforesaid appointed Tues
day the ed day OF April the 6as settlement and dstp
OF the hand
FAR collected into when
and where creditors ned 10
Attend lat the orphans ~ Washington conpy with their
claims properly Otherwise, te en-
ciuded benefit Jceads estate provided copy OF
this he published weeks the Union
pfeviou. 10 he said I'd day Of Apri nrst -
Testf III. ". ROACH, Reg ~ VILE
True copy. Test ED. N. ROACH, Reg. OF Wills.
Feb i2-isw9w r
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cyTORE TO HEST.-One and prominent bu
Georgetown, No. l34 Bridge street, betw cen
Msses Eprshs hardware MIR. W. r. seymous hat stores,
employed BY Mex o.borne for the last five dry
sood store ii is IL by feet may be had early da
Andy AZ Bridge of the office, i9
Green street, GeorgetowH. ,,,,x =, ~
S-eod3t SAMUEL CLAhh'
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Madame DevOs,
-om Paris and Nen York.

From Paris and Nen York.
MADAME DEyos's millinery has arrived, and Is now opened
III inspection Lakes, aoa fenssyvana avenue 70
Of ladies Of Washington, Georsown ss
II respectfully invited. Hus.
Jan2 4-u
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MCCLURE. MILLS, Il Co., Land Agents. Dubuqus.
MI Iowa will loo lands Iowa with money isi a
scrip applying will poy iaxes make COL
buy sell and land warrants
the selection Of lands BY unou8h ana
competent engineer and surveyor.
Hon. George Jones, u. y. senator, Dubuque Iowa
Gen. w. Lewis, surveyor general. Dubuque, Iowa.
Gov. Henry Dodge, u, s. sepale Wisconsin.
Msssrs. strachan d Scott bankers, New York. p
Hon, Eli Cook Buffalo, New York.
9-dtl Il eodibm
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puE Omoiel Army Register, 1856. Price 60 cents.
il For sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAURf,
F.b rs Books store 9th street
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noCToR sTAEIsIAs HERNIsz regular practitioner Of homu'
~ pathy. ONCE AL and Fourteenth Consu
from TO- m, tn =, y. 1Ne
Doctor Rtarras Henisy having returned from Europx with IN
proved health, practice Of his profession.
lie Docteur pae Ffaacais
Der Doctor sprich neorsch.
I'll Doctor habia Espsnol.
II Dotore parla Imliano,
tq-d6m +.
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NB-J c Devereur Is a commissioner OF the Court OF {
Jan 3l-3tAwifif ibtel.J
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sEdors Of The above will please copy, and send
their bills TO the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
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THIS IN TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber hath Oh
he orphans Washington the D
ict of Columbia Of on The Personsi estate ~
All
aasin. the said dccessrd hereby
the subscriber, before
Otherwise by law be efedsd
nom all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand, this s'h day Of February, 1856
HENRY MAY, administrator.