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oFpIoIAL.

rREAsrAY Dxr1nraAhr, Deeenbsr u 1853 y
Noce hereby holders Of the stocks % the United saie
that this department will purchase the amount OF oOOVo o.
stocks amy When c be offered prior 10 fhe
day next, aud viii pay therefor the following prce 70
via -
OF tbs loan Of 1884, prcnum Of 10 cent For
5 and 5is premium Of 10 cent For
stock issued OF 1885, called Texan ndem
nifty stock premium per And for sock OF the loan OF
l66 redeeabe the ls November 1896 II received al the
Treasury prior January premium vi ~
January and the 3st day OF March
Of and received after TIE 5lsi haiek,
and prior said ls Of June premium Of ~ per cent
iarest will ALEC be allowed said stocks All The rates specified
July assigned viii, The fdncI
pal o the eeIheaies received the lst January next Amer
that date the interest Will be allowed addition TO the premium
o ls January the date of their receP La both cases ono
interest will bs allowed 10 reach The
seller tF@
Ucrcaes transmitted 10 this department under Tho present mo-
should be duly assigned the United States with the current
half p The i January nexp BY the party
entitled TO receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by drafts upon the assist
At Boston, New York; fhdeIpha, The pafic
on,ided receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury
Dec I-dllslJunef .N
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Az mpoRTANT QUESTION TO pE sErrLEp.

We have already noticed in telegraphc column the
rebuke administered to the ympathizes With Passmofe
Williamson by the legislature Of Pennsylvania II viii be
seen from the subjoned extract that highly important
question is now occupying the attention Of the house judi
cary committee Of the legislature growing out Of
tho case in which Williamson made himself 50 notorious.
Ths extract Is taken from the Harrisburg correspondence
o he philadelphia Ledger
"n few days the committee Of the judiciary In the bouse
win make written report the subject o. transit through
the Commonwealth Of southerners with their slave
The majority report will take the ground that such rpht
sts and has not been Impaired BY leeation while the
minority win hold the position that such right does not e.
i and has been expressly prohibited by the legislation OF
lsi7 The reports we drawn, and do ample Justice to
the views Of their authors Mr.. Montgomery, Of Columbia
h the author Of the majority opinion, and Mr. Phelps of
Armstrong, Of tho minority As everything having refer
TO the question of saverywhch will be the main
in the approaching presidential contest IN the last
will be earnestly read and the Of these reports has
direct bearing upon recent exciting ncdent in pllade
phia the opinion the legal committee Of the house will be
earnestly sought, and generally read end examined"
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THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK AND OHIO.

In the midst Of the uproar OF abotonism (says the
Richmond Enquirer) the resolutions Of the democracy
so) Of New York and the action Of the State convention
Of Ohio add another fact the cumulative evidence that
establishes the principle that the nations hope in the
democracy and that matter how they think sectiona
when the Union is In danger with unanimity they come
boldly forward in defence Of the constitution and State
rights We have always believed the softshe faction Of
New York possessing at the bottom the true grit and
though sometimes, when under wrong leaders, acting
equiyoeally yet in general coming rlght side up with
care" and placing themselves upon the Baltimore platform,
true and honest men, firm the South and the Union
The democracy Of New York and Ohio decidedly in the
majority when the different factions united and not
wthstandng the blame that would bestow uron them
for not maintaining that ascendency in State affairs yet
it does heart good factions uniting, and all in
presidential campaign, stand side by side brothers
fighting for local causes but for the great democratic
principles that saved the Union oftmes from the
ruthless hand Of abotonists.
The party the South looked with anxiety TO their
late conventions desiring the stand they would take
in the coming campaign While many doubted the nation
aity of the sos and the Ohio democracy had always
thought that they snned against than shining
The action Of both conventions exhibits the democracy Of
those sections planted upon broad and comprehensive
national platform which gives evidence in advance of the
triumph of principles next November. President
Pierce showed true insight into character and knowl-
edge of that section Of the Union when be upheld their
tionalty, and no would receive hearty vote
from New York and Ohio than would he who graces
the presidential chair
We give the right hand of fellowship to brethren
and although have sometimes deprecated their course
yet we hail with hearty approval the evidences of sound
nationality exhibited by their late conventions The de-
ocracy in every contest comes out frightened and bur
nshed and stands firm and noble before the world
and we are assured, from the many evidences already
given that whether its ranks be led by WISE Hunter
Buchanan Pierce victory will with redoubled
brightness its efforts and send and early grave
the serred ranks of the opposition
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serthwest Gems COR the Indssn service in 1896.
orrIoK or IspIAs AsyAlRs,


OFuoK INDIAN AUAIRs,
January "a 1850.
DRoP0sALs will be received The until
noon Of the aoth day Of February for uInng and de-
halt afer lst day ~ May, 1856
half Or after The ia day Of June nsno"s thousand North,
for tue ndan be delivered
s department. AZ either Of The cries OF New York. pbilndcpha
Baltimore, boston Cincnnu Detroit ST. Louis Chicago m
bidder may elect aud the rs viii be reserved TO qire Tho
above time dneeDt times, and after br
speccd dates order at time In the 1885,
price and Of The quality, additional number OF
actually required
Each bidder will be exhibit samples
kind qualify ha furnish and
department the accepting such bid tds
believed Indians, considering
viceable qualities lid will bv consdrrcd uriss
BY sufficient that The bid OF the
he will accordingly ard security
or the performance OF his within days after the
award I'm $&r.tg. (.
The sample samples Of The accepted bidder will be
tanned at this office and all be delivered In
be similar fully Before the acceptance
of,he each will be subjected
rigid aud comparison with sample aud
not found na and fully equa Ia will be re-
ecied .as'
bond exceeding that OF bid required
fll bidder
Payment quantity quantities received will be
through the United States Immediately after The delivery
and acceptance thereof GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
Jan 22-d3t& then 3iawti9h Feb. Commissioner.
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Housc-Furuishiny Dry Goods.

housc-E Dry GOODS.
THE subscribers respectfully attention o.
and those furnishing
list OF useful and aces which
great county and will
Offered make the purchasers
examine stock bc6re purchasing elsewhere
IN OUR CARPET-RooMs-
There times be vsrst,
velvet, Wilton, ispcsy BRUSSELS, ply nr,aiu Vn
capetiBgs which many
to sales exclusiyely in this Disinct
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our stocks VIII bs complete throughout season
brans variety v rich and brocso lathe,
rep i.d damask pao and striped
elegantly embossed lace aud muslin
nices assels side and
for trimming and hanging curtains.
IN BED-FURNlsHING GOODS .". ...#
We 90, 1914, it4 i2S and I34 Enss
bianker which made order aud imported direct
i0J ll-4, l2s, aud - white Msssoles toilet quiu
49, lo4, lli, aud i24 linen she.iinr variety,
10 g. III 4, aud la sh.eting and quilted
Linen aud shsetinR for pillow bolster cases.
ho complete u table linens
dams-k table cloths yards
DAmast napkins ofeye quality from the eheapsst
dsmssk doylies, sc
Together wh full stock OF fur hing requisites
us, which deem be
be shown with pleasure TO all who may favor with a
HooE BRO, 60
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sEYAToR TooMps,s LEoruRE on sLAYERY.

The New York Day Book TINS notices the lecture de
vered by Hon Mr. Toombs, in Boston, Thursday eve
ming last;
The telegraph gives fair synopsis Of Mr. Toombss lee
ture slavery In Boston last evening but expect
TO receive full report Of ii, prefer publish any
until get the whole Mr.. Toombs well received-a
few Of the ultra fanatics only ndugng in hEses We
have doubt his lecture will create profound sensation
He argued the constitutional rights OF slavery In able
and took precisely the ground in regard the
negro which has been assumed by the Day Book The
bold truths uttered by Senator Toombs Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holiness and President Pierce In regard to the true relation
Of the this continent and the distracted condition
those countries where aboItionsm and or
absorption Mr.. Banks calls H. has been prsced
ginning 70 awaken profound inquiry and earnest nve,ga-
tion. We wish other distinguished southern would
Boston and ecture few such forcibe arguments a.
Mr. Toombs made and the cohorts Of fnatosm would cry
out hold enoughr"
We expect 70 be able to lay before readers cor
rccted report Of this lecture at an early day,
The daily union., 1856-01-27

The Senate was not 10 session to-day.
HoUsR or PREsESTArlyEs--To-day resolution
day.
The practical result Of the different resolutions offered
showed clearly that the basis and groundwork Of the anti
Nebraska party in the Housethat H. the restoration OF
the Missouri Compromises in fair way TO be utterly
ignored should that question come up after the cleo
ton of Speaker. On distinct vote on resolution de-
carng the restoration of that compromise necessary and
right there was majority of but one while the propo
son that no one should be elected Speaker who was not
in favor OF that restoration majority of one was register
ed against it, The third resolution declaring the restoa
ton Of the compromise of 1920 be necessary before the
agitation Of the slavery question could be arrested was de-
ted by majority of three This singular vote was fol-
lowed by resolution offered by Mr.. Fuller, of Pennsylva
MIA against any agitation Of the question of slavery in or
out of Congress- which prevailed by majority Of one
aud, finally, Mr. MeachamS resolution denouncng the re-
peal OF the Missouri Compromise adopted by major
ity Of fifteen This result accomplished against the
united of the democratic party in the House. with
single exception and by the aid of Mr. Eherdge of Ten
nessee and the following northern kuow-nothngs, who
support Mr. Fuller for Speaker Mr. Broom, Mr. Mlward
and Mr. Whitney After the adoption Of the latter resola-
tion the House adjourned without taking ballot. for
Speaker q
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Public Sale or the Columbia Foundry, George
town, the Dist. tct OF Columbis.

DURSUANT deed Of trust dated the l4b day Of Juue
1884, Spencer D. Root the subscriber
will public sale, highest bidder Saturday,
10th day Of February The Premises that well known
Columbia Foundry river
all lands, build
inys mills, belonging thereto tho
deed of aforesaid recorded the land records Of
Washington county, In said District.
third money cash. residue
the deferred
(fa separate gwen
annually and secured by and deed Of
the property. WIN. SELDEN,
Jan 24--dIw <awtlGthFeb Trustee.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

At democratic meeting held In Brownsville, Texas,
few days ago, Hon. II Kingsbury an, old-ne whg from
the beginning made able address in opposition 70 The
know-nothng movement and announced his adhesion TO
the democracy.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

Judge ngerso Of the United States district court has
decided that the indictments against the captain Of the
steamer Northern Light aud Joseph l. White The agent Of
The Transit Company for resisting the United States Off
Gers, good, and denies the motion to quRsh.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

Miss Brooke's Eagh and French boarding Day Sshsol
Sspen buildings, No. l3o Penn ysvania avenue.
TUE Of hs will Monday
l. February 4, 1855.
Daily instruction In the French language given
Gently Pari, who resides In the family
Engis under tho especial charge Miss noke even
cation. Jan 27-e0d2w
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says, that Notwithstanding
their solemn oath that with their influence no foreigner
or Catholic shall hold Office the know-nothng Legislature
Of Kentucky have elected The Office OF chaplain Roman
Catholic priest
The daily union., 1856-01-27
OFFICE Oh the CONSOLIDATED LOTCEixISs
MARYLAND.

The following The drawn numbers of the Maryland Conso
dated LoteIy, class ID, drawn January "a, 1855
Let 81 81 4ih 5h 9Th 9Th sih l0ih ilih I2lh l3tl
81 % 48 Ia 30 l8 10 20 10 20
The Dowins the drawn numbers OF Ps,arsco institute
Lottery, class 4s. drawn January 25, 1856
lat I'd 81 9Th 5tb 9th 7th hh l0ih Iith l2th 1911
! co IL 81 55 73 80 22 90 IL 10 "a
y. X. brennan,
General Aren, for the Contractor, Baltimore.
Lash RonsRTs, Commissioner.
g7-It
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IMPORTANT SPEECH OF MIR. STEPHENS, OF GEOR

We are at last enabled lay before readers high
ly-nerestng speech Of Mr. Stephens of Georgia. on the
question of slavery in the Territories including the pnc
pie Of popular sovereignty The running discussion be-
tween Mr. Stephens and Mr. zocoe of Tennessee is also
included in the report Of this able speech The cearness
and force with which Mr. Stephens discusses tepoins at
issue between himself and Mr. Zolcofer and the ability
with which he states the doctrines of the Kansas and Ne
brsska act render this speech emneny worthy of perusa
and preservation.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

MILK, Pare Muk.ws have nom rs 10 gallons
wi price % eentsp gallon, delivered Warranted
ken ffom the Orders
len al Henry Douglas dott, i5ih
bo aeudcd prompy Lees than gallon per quart
Cash, OF cash setucmcnn every week.
DOUGLAS 4 SMITH,
Jan lO--3teod Near the A.scostia Biiige.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

TuE OLDEST LAWYER N rm UsIrrp srArrs,-Ass An
drews esq aged o. said TO be the Oldest lawyer In the
United States died at Ipswich Massachusetts, the 10th
inst lie came 10 the bar seventy years ago,
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Firemen's Insurance Company OF Washington
and GeorL ctown.

December u, lk55
TUE respective ere companies of washngon GEORGETOWN
who entitled 20 elect
hereby notified thai
the 9Th day of January
drsgsae 70 elect the number directors which
lied. ALEX. MCINTYRE.
Jan q cod Secretary
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rRAUAM and wsseyasu New TRIAL. Cases
N Crimiss, Principles and
whic them. . yos New York, 1855.
Edwards the Law of Bsimrns vol. New York. 1855.
Williams Law of Asmiuisfrato 4h edi
ton, with and references authorities ny Asa J.
1885.
cerron the Law of Letters Patent. vol lS5.
whsr,ons Criminal Law of United Slater, ID edition vol
1855
wbsrou'. Uoncide United states. vi. 1856
Whar'on su1es Medical Iursrrpd.pce. vol, lass
sssders Uses aud Trusts, edon, with later LnEsh snf
Amsficsn 2 vols. in I. it5s
Kcnt's Commepisriss, s,h edition. rois.
Hodman's ''oa-s % Legal Study yoF " y Price y ~,
(published 81 60.) fRsNCk TAYLOR.
An books ,be New York Md rtsdclfsa
prices In every
Jan ~
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LOCAL NEWS.

AIp ron THE svFFsaIEewe feel assured that Il only
necessary remind citizens OF winter unprecedented
for its protrscted severity, OF tho suspension al
this Of the Of certain industrial pursuits and Of
the general sanaon In trade in consequences of the failure
Of the Hsuse Representatives organize Tor business
secure their sympathy for the suffering poor s Wash
ngton whose claims for immediate relief rendered eby
urgent from the named Several benevolent proacts
have been started which erVenty trust will meet with
all the they richly merit The Washington High
anders give ball Monday evening the proceeds Of which
To be appropriated TO the poor. The Union Choir
Association concert 10 take place the 18th Of
month"; for the object From the suboiued notice
IL win be that OF the citizens OF the Second ward
have adopted suitable TO immediate aid
NorIoEAt meeting Of the citizens Of the Second ward
held the 2th instant at Harmony Hail. and called for the
purpose OF adopting for the relief Of the suffering
poor OF the city the Rev. Mr. Phelps called the chair
and +. A. Tschidely appointed secretary.
Mr. VIM Pettibone, who called the meeting, stated its OBJ
meeting adjourned, to meet in the fouay Cheh,
ana toarsenM streets, nerd 1onday evening, The 2sh
Wm. Petbone y. A. Tschiely, and Grafton poweli-was
appointed to make the necessary arrangements for said
meeting. .E #.htH
The secretary directed publish the proceedings 10
the city papers and furnish notices to the pupits Of the
''''' '''D' "4a ''"ssa K TschffEfy mfi'1fE Secretary
January 49, 1856.
TuE " COLD TERa."-We have old chronicles at hand
to refer but in their absence and in the he
oldest inhabitant have hesitation in asserting
belief that the month rapidly drawing close shows
lower average temperature than before experienced
in this meridian any Of the calendars the
Of the present century Further than that
should not like to back All agree in setting apart
erday the coolest day Of the At early hour
in the morning the mercury fell to degrees below
For three weeks have had uninterrupted good sleigh
ing and write have significant indications that still
another supply Of snow is near at hand.
The rites of confirmation will be administered to-day at ST.
Johns Grace, and Trinity churches by the Right Rev. w.
X. WhittiDgham, Bishop of Maryland. a ..seua
The Musical Convention under the auspices of Professor
Woodbury., will commence its sessions at the Smithsonian In
stitution about the middle of next month";
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nIARlsIED.
A Card.

AT Savannah Georgia, the 9Th inst THOMAS PEMBER
Bnon. Mass and Miss PEBE ~ fourth daughter O.
esq, Of the former place.
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Law Partnership.
L. JANTN.

n. J. WALKER. l., JhNTN.
ID OBERT j. WALKER a LOUIS JANIN have formed part.
IL nehip the Trial of suprene
Cood Of The United slses and in Couu
Washlug gon CITY, u, G, !
2-codtliT
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By Ell Il G II A p II.
From Boston.

BosTos, JAM 26.-AH the steamboat trains from New
York arrived here between and o'clock this morning.
To-day Of the coldest of the at p. m, the
thermometer indicates only degrees above zero.
The daily union., 1856-01-27
From piftsburg.

PTTsBuno, JAM 26.George w. Cass elected to-day
by the stockholders president Of the Ohio and
railroad resolution passed yesterday favorable to the
immediate completion Of the bridge the Allegheny river
make the connexion with the Psnnsylvana railroad.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

HENRY CLAls rrtvs,. Letters, from 1901 60 tia
IL nas of he doath EDITED by Cotton. Price " 60
For sale by ThhOh ~ mALkf,
Dec1 Bookstore, Oth street.
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Medical Card.

UocToR sTANIsLAs BGRHfsZ, regular practitioner
pathy. Once 23 STREETS Con-ulta
lions from 10, 2, p.
Doctor Sa,slas Renisx with
proved health, will ofhis profession
lie Docteur Frapcas
Dei Doctor sprcht neuisch,
W Doctor hatla Espan1L
N Duiore psrla Itsiiano.
ia--d6m
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Madame Dcvos,

From Paris aud Nep York.
ADAME DEvos'5 millinery has arrived, and opened
inspection s04
which attention Of the ladies Of Washington Georgetown, ss,
10 respectfully invited.
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oFFIoIAL.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDEN'

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
By and piA the adpiee and consent Qf he Senate
James M Morrison surveyor Of the customs at New AL
bsny, Indiana, piec John D. Norman, resigned
Charles X. Loom collector Of the customs at Sacketts
Harbor New York, rice Thomas s. Hail. removed.
The daily union., 1856-01-27
Hall OF the washington Highianders,

Tor me Beneff Of The Poor Of Washington CITY.
nanagerr this hall, would most respectfully
the public e,end lhs aid In behalf oi the poor Of is
now
respectfully public the erthehe ol Major ~
published the nteIsencer of tho l3, rh snd b
made o a-t year Tbs tal VII
Muadcr's Assembly Hall ON Monday Nsh 1anpay'
Tickets, 81
blue and red Thand.
Lsdie.' Reception Committee, Door-teepefs blue rose''e
white roseto.
Ma~aer, tshaJ9 he comPany
C.p,.ip T. Bsia. Lieut.. Campbell.
Iisut. Reypods. Lieut. McCioud.
sergeant A. Bats. Private Narrower
On bshsy Of hs Citirsns.
Hon. John II. Towers. Wm. ", Winter, srq.
Richard Wailacb, ssa- Columbus Monroe, tsq.
Tearua,
$50 Washington
Market o whom TO be addressed,
An hats and by The military must be len In tbs
hat
Jan 2e-co4t
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CARD We take method Of announcing Of
IL ledger that
usual win presented with ,u detail up 10
tb. 2th instant incuve thu rordIng opportunity
naiion preparatory prop, settlement which confident
y expected ~ an. HooE, BRO, a CO.
I,r1 O. 3tsw2vif [fnieiiicrncer.I
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To members of Congress, and others.

TOR RENT-A furnished dwelling bousc, bnt IN the
The conveneness Of WATER, hc,
aud recently every Department comfort
Apply premises No. tig 18th street, between ad streets,
or Al nv onice J. j. MILLER,
Dee a-du 7th street and Louisiana avenue.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

NUTICEI this day pu,chnssd all the ntsresi in s eon
drawing the Maryland cnnsniidsisd Lopeies
aud business thereto wiz from th dne ,"
conducted assisted by W. o. FRANCE
X. DkENAN. who have interest therein.
February all the s,hen. tkes, ard c'rn
appear present with The nhnue Of r.
X. and alter Thai
date. ihy bear tic signature of n. FRANCE n Co.
4. FRANCE.
BALrtsopr, December Is, 1855.
Dec ig-dimd
The daily union., 1856-01-27

Coxl leNs's HOTEL, Corner OF broadway smd Canal
" street, New York city.
Tue undersigned desire 70 inform their friends and the public ha,
hey have taken ihe extensive tsnbhfn.nt
hsfrtotore known "a the Brsu.ireih House. :.
Having made many In The tshd
ngs, the house IL prepared rccsivr company
They respectfully fssas snd the fu
We 70 their new estaslishucut.
Jan l--eod6ui. LAS. r. CoZzENs.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

II T.. MOORE 10 prepared furr,.h tue best white
end red s.h coal of MI
o his customers At the lowest marker prices.
2,20 pounds guaranteed ton.
Hickory, oak, ard pine wood very low prices,
good article and full
Yard wea side sh street, bet~ccr y, opposite Old
Stand" = -
Nov 30-FTuThIf
The daily union., 1856-01-27
philadelphia College OF Me dicine,

Fyh Street, Be,ou Walamt--Spring Session, 1856.
THE spring will the second Monday in
March, 1856 aud win in July being IN all respects
complete and emitting the student ta
privileges The 1855 PSI viii early
October and terminate in March Degrees are conferred IN
March and July
George Hews'on NJ. d. Professor of Arstmy.
n. Howard Rand, M D.. Professor OF CbeuioIry
Henry Hsrts!lonie, N. D.. Professor of Institutes.
James l.. Tyson NJ D., PyotesssH Of Maiers Mediea.
Isaac NJ d. Professor Practice OF Medicine
james Bryan, N. D., Professor of Surgery
Lewis D. Harlow, NJ De- Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Joseph Parrish NJ D.. Emeritus PofessW Of Oh,uics and D
Of Women aud Children
Perpetual ncket
Nat,icuaioh.
daily by the each brane
ticket of PhiadPha
with turner o which 1f the
will class ihrough the wards GU
epng with The obrI officers O ta
medical board.
tn held week the college
D. HOWARD RAND, MD,
Jau 2t-da Dean.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

MARRIAGE OF A PmMA DoESA.-The marriage Of Mad lie
Cruve and Baron yiger has just been celebrated in
Paris at the are Of e rst aroadisSse aud afterwards
in Roman Catholic and Protestant churches Made Cru
ve being Protestant
The daily union., 1856-01-27

The Musical Convention under the auspices of Professor
Woodbury., will its sessions at the Smithsonian In
stituon about the middle Of next month.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

TINS COTTON cRoP-The New Orleans Circular estimates
the cotton crop for 1855 at three and halt milG0es Of
bales The hrst killing frost tho night OF the 25th
Of December.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

LATEH FROM SANTA FE--Iaier advces (by telegraph
from ST Louis) from Santa Fe bring an account OF a
tight between the Capote Indians and the Mormons caused
by the latter trying to drive the former OF their hand
Several of the Indians were killed.
The daily union., 1856-01-27

7 AND wARRANTs.-Jhshisn highest prices paid BY
Nj. SNYDER n SON
Ian s-ln