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INTER NATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHINGTON CITY.

Il the United States Hotel y having under -
gone thorough repair aud been handsomely i.
refuInished, Is now open for the reception Of
guests. From its favorable location, (being nearer
the Capitol than any other Hotel In this city, and
the accommodations, the proprietor is prepared to
afford all who wish a com portable home during
their sojourn in Washington, he feels assured Of a
liberal patronage from the travelling public.
dec 1-n
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II A young school miss, whose teacher
had taught her that two negatives are equal
to an affirmative, on being asked by suitor
for her assent TO marry him, replied {. No,
no." The swain looked astonished and be-
wildered-she referred him to Murray, when
for the first time he learned that no meant
YES,
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nR. DUPRIE's REMEDIES are the ONLY
IL efectual cure for External or Internal Piles,
SaltrhEum, Ring Worm, &C. They ae unrival-
Led for purifying the blood.
50 cents per box Once 76 Nassau street, New
York Will be sent by mail.
For sale by fORD & BRO, corner Of llth st.
aad Penn. avenue, oc23
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NEW LIVERY STABLE

EIxRtk Street, tstLCssB ID and E.
FyHE SUBSCRIBER II AS ERECTED A
4 commodious stable On 6th street, -
having room enough FOR over ffty hor- ~
ses and capital Carriage House Of ~ S
by % feet. This establishment Is now sA-&
open for the reception Of Horses on livery, AM
for the hiring and selling Of horses
He has also for rent nne large Room immedi-
atey over his carriage house, E by 30 feet, suita
ble for almost any purpose There Is also sleep ping
bTunEs FOR persons bringing servants, and the
whole establish ment Is lighted with gas.
He would also call the attention Of persons
bringing produce IN market, 10 the fine yard ad-
1 dining the stable, where wagons can be safely
sesured during the night
The whole esta tablishment Is under the charge Of
WIN HICKS, well known to stable men In this
city. .
nov n n JOHN z. COOh.
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An ANNUAL REGISTER We are inde ebted
TO Luther Tucker Son, publishers Of the
Country Gentleman, Albany, N Y, for q
copy Of their annual RsStstsy-a farmers
almanac and book Of reference of much value
indeed to those who, as we do, cultivate the
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JCHN III. BUrHMANN,

Importsr and Dealer IN Wines, br ANDES, 90.
Psss arsaHe, soxfh side, bet. AZ 0"do SIS,
HAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS
Il sortmeut Of Champagne, in quarts and r
pints, Of the most desirable brands IA
Also, sparkling 81 Peray, white and pink;
Madeira, Sherry, Port, Teneri1e, Sicily, =
Rhine Wines, Moselle; French Wines, red and
white; COgnAc, scheidam Gin, Jamecia Rum,
Scotch Whlskey, American Whisfev. Curacos, +,
Aniseite; and Of his own preparation, Wild
Cherry brandy, Blackberry Juice, Stomach Bit
ters.
Also, genuine Absinthe, Kirschwasser, and
Havana Cigars dec lO-3t6wlm.
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CHAUNCEY wARRINEa,

CHAUNCEY wGRRINE3,
WATCH MAKER.
MO. 3iX STREET, SIGN OF THE LARGE
~ and small Watch with Chain. near Shilling
toms Periodical Depot, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and AZ street
WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVER WARE.
WATCH REPAIRING, &c.
Chronometers, Repeating Watches,
Duplex, Mantle Clocks,
Lever Jewelry, and
Horizontal, silver ware
Musical, and REPAIRED.
JEWE.RY AND SILVER WARE
made to order.
IrRemoved from $40 Penn'a avenue, Browns
Hotel, to the above location -aa
nov "a -eo3m G. WARRlNEh.
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r1Osr OFFICE DIR ECrORY, OR BUsr.

Il ness Mans Guide to the Post Ofices I'm the
United States, containing the names OF the Post
Offices ana Post Masters In the United states on
the LIST July, 1885, with variety Of valuable in
formation on Postal Affairs; also, u comprehen-
siye codiacation Of the existing Postal Laws.
Price 81. Just published, and for sale, at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S Bookstore,
dec IL neaI 9TH street.
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SyLK UNDERGRADUATES ADDI-
- ton to our very full and complete assortment
Of heavy woolen and merino UndershiTts and
Drawers, We offer the largest and most varied as
sortment Of 81 IIK UNDERSHlRTS and DRAW
ERS ever offered In this market
Buling exclusively for cash we offer the best
goods, in the largest variety, at the lowest and
uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
dec 4=eo Browns Hotel
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DISUNIoN ASTl-SLAvERV MEETING IN MAS
sACHUsETTs.-At disunion meeting in Wor-
cester on Friday evening, addresses were made
Oy Thomas Earle, chairman, Rev. I. n. Hig-
ginsOn, Stephen S Foster, and Others. The
ground taken by most of the speakers, saws
the Spy, was that all the sig3s of the times
tended il the direction of dissolution Of the
Union, and thst the tina has come for dis
union movement at tee North, in which voters,
as we'll as GarrlsontaG nOn-voters, could take
part A call fOr q State convention on the
18th Of January was adopted, and a commit
tee appointed to make arrangements for IL.
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CAKES AND CONFECFlONERY FOR
FOX THE HOLIDAYS.

POTENTINI, NO. 27gPENNST LVANIA
y ave, south SIDE, four doors west Of 10th street.
will have for exhibition and sale on Saturday, the
Doth instant, the largest and most elegant assort
ment Of RICH ORNAMENTED FRUIT,
POUND and FANCY CAKES ever offered in
this city, which he pledges himself shall not be
surpassed in the excellence Of the materials Of
which the same shall be made, or In the reason.
ableness Of price.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invitd
to call and view the splendid assortment OF the
above described Cakes
T. P. requests that his patrons and all desir
ing him to furnish them with Cakes and Con-
fectionery for the Holidays, will send the orders
in time 10 be supplied without delay
Anticipating as he does an extra 0rdinary de
mand for the delicac!es:which he offers for sale.
dec l2-dtjan
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QUEER LOOKING CRAFr-Those who had
The luck to be within view Of the harbor YES
terday mornihg were considerably nonpIussed
10 MAXI cut an object which came up the
r,Fer about eight O'Clock, and passed over 20
PortsmOuth-the like Of which, perhaps. tbsv
nad never seen before. As we viewed this
shapeless monster Of the sea lazily and slug
gishly creeping along with all her canvas
spread, il reminded US Of Noah's ark. And
yet it was veritable " "srgosie'' from Dor
drecht in Holland. galliot bark, bearing the
name of the I" Mermede"-as quaint a repre-
sentation Of mermaid as Barnum's cele-
brated hoax. She made the trip in sixty
days-which proves that she is not the FYvine
Dutchman. The Mermede comes to take in a
load Of spars to Amsterdam - Norfolk Herald.
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BUCK! BUCK! BUCK! (not W DOLLY Hess

BUCK! BUCK! BUCK! (not W eolIy Hoss
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, ID C.
THREE ENTIREDE LARGEST EVER
l. received In baltimore, shot with Virginia
rihes-not revol ers.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, fattest ever received flom the Auegha-
nies.
Constantly receiving from the West Ella Balti.
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
kersburg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENlSON,
POULTRY, WILD GAME, keg and roll BUT
TER, CAP HONEY, DRIED APPLES aud
PEACHES, and country produce generally.
For sale by G. G. O'NEIL,
Corner Howard and Pratt streets,
dec 3-1m Baltimore.
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CLOCks:-CLOCks:-CLOCks.

ONLY THINK OF IT,-GOOD CLOChS
warranted to go righti-Over SANHX
IS different styles Of Clocks to EESS
seIectfr Also, Clock Cords
weights KEYS, Balls, OILS, and everything In
The material line Cali and see for yourselves, al
ROBINSON'S. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, OP-
DosIte Browns Hotel. nov A-2m
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A GREAT CHANGE IN COMMERCE INDICATED
There was an arrival, day OF two since, at
New York, of a vessel from Aspinwall, having
on board six hundred barrels of oil There
was nothing very startling in the landing Of
such cargo, but it will be regarded as omin-
Gus to one of the most important interests in
the commerce Of New England. Those six
hundred barrels Of oil were carried into Pa
mama by whaling vessel, transported across
the isthmus on the railroad, and landed in
New York in less than one fifth the ti-ao that
would have been occupied in sending it home
in the usual manner, araand Cape Horn. If
the oil taken in the Pacific can be sent TO the
Atlantic noEts in this manner as cheaply as 10
the I'D way, it will put an end to the whaling
business, which has been so prolific a source
of wealth to New England heretofore Such
towns as New Bedford and Nantucket. which
owe their prosperity, if not their existence, to
the whaling business, may date their deca-
dence from the landing Of tais first cargo of
oil across the isthmus.
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MORE sLoAys AND sHAwLs.

MORE eLOAgs AND SHAwLs.
XXTEHAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTI-
w full assortment Of rich Cloth and Velvet
Cloaks and Shawls, which We shall run of at
great reduced prices.
Just opened, from the importers, large assort-
ment Of rich and beautiful Embroidered Collars,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Sleeves and Collars in
sets.
IL We invite all in want Of useful Christmas
and New Year Presents, to call and examine cur
stock, as we shall offer great bargains.
COLLEY & SEARS,
No. 5l3 9TH St, doors north Pa ave.
dec ID 81
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"a goo PEACHfREES

30 O0O PEACH fREES.
ATTEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
n sale at my Nursery, near Washington a
The above trees are ali Of fine growth, andSY
Of the best select fruit ~
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL,
EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREES.
oc - n JOSHUA PEIKCE.
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DR.. THEOD. HANsMANN

DR.. THEOD. HANSMANN
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE SOME
L houses above his old rooms, to No. 491 7th
street west, between ID and streets north, near
the General Post Once
Once hours as before; from to 10 O'Clock
m nov7-6wH
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HLINN u. BALDWIN,,
Assist. Sec'y to sign Land WaYrants.

p. S.-OPERA GLASSES OF great variety.
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles in
this line At very low prices constantly on haAd.
- 1R-1u
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Lam PS-LANlPS.

CTAR FELLOWS CO.'S PATENT
~ ECU ULATOR LAMP STANDS unrivalled
as being the cleaDest, safest, and gives the best
light Of any Lamp Of the kind ever Invented
We have now a very handsome assp tment Of
the above, as well as all other kinds OF Lamps on
hand, which We will sell at very low prices
HOWELL d. MORSELL,
6er ~. 2w No. 323 C. a.. bet, 9th and 7th
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DOCKET TOOTH BRUSHES LARGE
Il assortmen Of these new and useful articles
now opening at the great Brush Emporium.
dec THE LAKES, 504 Penn. avenue.
~ ceived 100 bbls Of Read i Brothers. Troy
Draught Ale, which is very fne, and will be sold
tthe low price Of SO Is per bbl for cash only.
Army & SHINN,
nov26 Georgetown, ID. c
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PIANOS. @ PIANOS.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND
"A SECONDHAND PIANOS for Sale and to
Kent. cheaper than at any other place, at No. 4eo
Eleventh street, few doors above Pennsylvania
avenue nov 21-lm&
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CONFECTIONERY

FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
NOTWITHSTANDIN6 THE HIGH PRICE
~ Of sugar, will sell my CONFECTIONERY
at the usual prices, viz:
PLAIN CANDY and MIXED DROPS at IS
cents Ier pound
SUGAR PLUMs at 81 X cents per pound, usually
sold by retailers at so cents
French BON BONS, including all kinds OF
French Confectionery, at SO cents per pound,
usually sold at IS cents and 81 per pound.
POUND and FRUIT CAKE, Of which shall
have a large assortment, manufactured Of
the very best and freshest materials, orns-
mented fine and tastefully.
Please give us a call, and don't mistake the
place, No 3l8 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, next door to Iron Hall.
dec I5-lm GEO. NORBECK.
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nR HUNSON, AT 3}S PENN'A AVENUE.
IL "a still making those beautiful S@
aontinuous GUM TEETH, called TSS
Aliens Patent, for the CIcellency Of dlDID
which over all other styles OF teeth, many now
ws-yin0 them in this CITY, will chesrfullY vouch
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made bad Imitation
of H. against whom hereby caution the public
NE whenever a Dentist speaks against
kiIenjs Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
,yopsIy constructed, tits because ne Is Ignorant
of the process incompetent 10 make the work, or
.unyflIing 10 pay for the patent. je LOTT
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THE EVENING STAR,
IMPROVED SETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH.

INK. M. LUUMIS, THE INVENTOR AND
~ patentee Of s'Loomis' Mineral Plate -
Teeth, I" viii attend personally, during
the winter, at his oface, on Pennsvlva-
MIA avenue, between 1ltb and 12th streets, two
doors below the Kirkwood House
This Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
chiefly In making an upper or lower set OF but
one piece Of material-teeth and plate all SOLID,
and Of the same substance No metal or any slno
is used In constructing teeth In this way, conse-
quently they are perfectly free from all gaIvanic
piece Of mineral, there are no joints to become
hlled with moisture or PARTICLES Of food, hence
they are absolutely psrs Grd clean, and Will al
ways continue So They are also lighter, stronger,
less clumsy and more natural in toeir appearance
than teeth constructed In other methods.
dec l6-u
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have used Mr.. Tobias's Spectacles for three
or four months, and take great pleasure Ia say.
ing that am much pleased with them. have
been much benefited by them.
May 5th 1883. SEOR. r. SCARBUR0U.
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CARD.
e.. e.. A T II s,
RYidSe street. GeorgetOwn,

Sosth side, bet,Ssen High and Congress straits,
ID DESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS PA
II irons and the public generally that he Is now
prepared to furnish PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
&c In the best and most elegant style, at the
shortest notice. He will give his personal at
entertainment
G. c. Arxs, grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, assures his friends and
all who may give him call that every effort on
his part will be made to merit a continuance Of
their favors. He solcits an examination Of his
large and elegant assortment Of CAKES, CON-
FECTIONERY, dc which he offers for sale at
he lowest prices. dec 10 2wH
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A Monument We. A Coffin.

During the prevalence of the yellow fever
last summer or the south side of Long Island,
two noble young physicians fell a sacrifice to
their zeal in the service of their afflicted
neighbOrs. The names of Dubois and Crane
are enrolled with the names of those moral
heroes who have died battling the woes and
suferings of their fellow men. Their grateful
townsmen Of New Utrecht intend erecting a
monument at a cost Of twelve hundred dollars,
in the grave yard where they lie side by side
Among those who fed upon the outbreak of
the terrible scOurge in another district was A
physician who had enjoyed the support of a
good practice, abandoning his patients, two of
whom were lying i'll of the fever He viewed
from the distance Of several hundred miles
the ravages of death, and heard the cry of
help from his deserted home The fever sub.
sided and the timid ventured to -eturR; among
these our chicken hearted doctor. So, one
bright frosty morning, rlis fall, the rusty
hinges of his ottce windows creaked as they
admitted light to his neglected apartment
The cObwe6s were swept from the medicine
bottles, which hal stood for months untouched
"HydrdrgyrL SnbmuTtaS st P.:tgis DOpevf,"
looking out from thei- dusty cases, would
speak rebuke taat they had SO long been
left without being sent upon an errand Of
meScy: but, all unconscious, the doctor rubbed
his hands with the satisfaction that he should
once more be employed.
Thus day was spent in delightful ant:oipa-
tiOns; night came-so did the no5aing; bp.
what horror was depicted .pon the doctors
cOuntenance as he looked from his window
for 10! thcss, suspended in the air, hangs
coin; its polished surface and glittering
plate inscribed with his name and departure,
reflect the beams of the morn.ag sun. Upon
taking it down, he foSrd a note from his sur
viving townsEeD, inviting him to be at home
that night, as they intended to visit him and
place his remains in the mahogany coffin sent
him. We need scarcely add, that the doctor.
considering his remains in his own possession
better eff than in tao hands of his " surviving
neighbors, made tracks, and has not been
since in that locality ty.-NeD0rE Dale Adv.
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

TO THE LADIES OF WARRINGTON
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
THE' LARGE SUPPLY.
~ BONNETS, OF ALL QUAIL ~
lties and prices from the finest FrencheNK
Hats to the lowest priced 2Go
Fine and Handsome HEAD DRESSES, In
great variety
EMBRO1DERlES Of all Kinds.
TRIMMINGS to match any style Of Dress
goods.
RIBBONS Of every style.
And, In fact, every variety Of Goods usually
found In first class Trimming Stores
O-DRESS MAKING, after the latest and
most approved styles.
N. B.-The supply Is kept up through the en-
.ire season. NJ. WILLIAM,
Opposite the Centre Market.
S.-A great carseiy Of articles suitable for
Christmas Gifts. nov 29-lm
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GAUfIER's FRENCH REsrAURANT

8AUflER'S FRENCH RESTAURANT,
252 Pa. 40. bst,sesn 18th asd 18th sts.
TNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE ES-
Il tablishment desires to call public attention to
his increased and unsurpassed facilities for con-
ducting and supplying everything In his line Of
business.
He is prepared to supply at a few hours notice
the largest DINNERS, BALLS, and PARTIES
with everything pertaining to the most fashion
able entertainments, and on the most reasonable
terms
ENTIRE DINNERS and DESSERTS fur
nished Families without any trouble TO the fam
ily and at moderate charges.
A AFIRST-CLASS FRENCH COOK will be
sent to private houses at 81 per day; and market
ing and such articles as they may wish purchased
will be furnished at cost Also, China, Glass
silver Ware, and Table ORNAMENTS.
One or more Dishes sent to any part Of the
city at short notice
At my establishment will be found elegant
suites Of Parlor, Reception, and Dining Rooms
furnished In the best manner, always ready.
NV Restaurant offers great advantages TO gen.
tlemen rooming out; they can be supplied with
meals at all hours.
Particular attention is desired to my new style
Of superb CONFECTIONERY which for purity
and delicacy Of favor are unequalled.
C. GAUTIER,
dec g. 252 Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
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FURs, FURs. FURs-AT skYtIOUR's.

VTyHE ASSORTMENT LARGELY kEPLEN
Il ished with fine Mink sable and other sc Just
received this day a number Of Mink Sable sets !;
the most beautiful had this season Also
Stone Martin Marsh Marten
Fitch do Siberian Squirrn
Rock do French Sable.
Wolf and Coon Robes. Every description Of
Furs worn by l,dies and children, all Of which
will be sold stu lower, by calling early, at the
Georgetown Factory.
W.F. SEYMOUR,
dec l5-2w Georgetown.
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HnsIERY-HosIERY.

HpsIERY-HosIERY
IOHN n sMOOr, NO. lI9 BRIDGE street,
J georgetown, ID G. has received alarge assoIt-
ment Of Woolen and Cotton Hose, and half Hose
FOR Ladies Gents Boys and Girls, Of all sizes
and Qualities and Of the best makes Purchasers
will please call. novW
THE MOST BEAUTIFU AND ExrEH.
Il hve sock OF Fancy Goods is at
THE LAKES,
dacI sos Pohn avenne
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NoRPoLK, September7 1854.
Sir-The Spectacles you made for me suit very
well, and seem TO have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
LIFT. W. TAZEWELL
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l have tried pair Of Spectacles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to
my sight and corresponding with his description
Of the focus. 1 recommend him as a sk!llful op-
tcial. HENRY A. WISE.
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NJ. SNYDER Z SON, Banksrs,

N. SNYDER e son, Bankers,
DUY AND SELL DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
ID STOCKS, BONDS, and othes Securities,
receive Deposits, furnish Drafts, make Collec-
tions, and negotiates Time Paper.
LAND WARRANTS
We are at all times busing aud selling Land
Warrants and will locate them, on commission! !
In Nebraska and Minnesota Territorys, Wiscon-
sin, iowa, and Missouri.
M SNYDER & SONS Bank,
dec 15-1n No 3Ss National Il otel Building.
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was recommended to MI John Tob.a, az q
skillf1l optician; and as have eyes Of remark.
able popularity, was gratifed to fnd that Mr.
Tobias seemed to comprehend them by inspec =
tion and some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair Of Spectacles that suits me ed-
mirably. A. p. BUTLER.
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XXXIVTH CON G + + 5 5.
SECOND SESSION.
acknowledgements.

SENATE. WASHINGTON Dee. 10.
On motion of Mr.. DODGE, q resolution was ADOPT,
cd calling on the Secretary of War for copies OF all
letters addressed 10 that Department or 10 wilson
Sbonnon late Governor OF kansa', by Col. Summer,
relative to Kansas affairs, which hsve not been hereto
fore communicated.
Mr.. BROWN gave notice Of bis intent on to Introduce
bill providing fr the construction OF RailrJ ~ aud
To egr aph communicAt between the Atlantic coast
and the Pecidc
Mr.. WILSON intro iuced q bin amen i1ory OF the
ac 10 organize the Territories o. Kansas AID Ne5rak.
Referred 10 the Committee on Territories.
On motion of Mr.. RUSH the jol1t resolution grant
ing further time to the Ieiors vf Texas to present
their elaine, and for other purposes, was taken up.
Mr. RUSK explained, aud sdsocated the resolution,
which xtopds the tiue 70 January 1855, asd repeats
lie poyiso in the former act for the distribution pro
rata Of tie residue to thoSe who have died their re-
leases
MI BENJAMIN thought the revolution ought not to
psss AID moved its reference TO tho Conntt"e ON FL
nance, in order that it ght have thoTou5a mVe'ga
ton.
Melon negatiyed. .,h,.
The subject was thee debated at some cors'deTsoe
length. but no final acon WAS taken ,..
Mr. FESSENDEN introduced bull In aooiioh W
The act to mole eec,usly provide for tue pan''nmen'