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WASHINGTON CITY
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 0. 1885.
CoNGaEssMoSDAY.


sgslrE-The stauding committees appointed, and
Ros stephen p HILL II Washington, elected chaplaia
IL ID. senate ror tie present session On motion by Dr.
Adams, the b u establish department Of law and to
prescribe certain duties 81 tie auditors and comproogs Of
tn, reaary was made Tie sp2ea order fo Thursday ReS
A, ons oeoax. After ths uauL ncrnng business, the
question came up prniiag The Presidents annual noes
srs aud Mr. Bge proceeded d length 70 vindeate
tue President aa tic democratic party from the aspazstdns
that have been cast upon them BY opposition senators
When he hal concluded, a debate apFang up between
Wyssrs Trumbun Pugh stuart Hale, and Others after
which, Mr. Coamer having obtained the aoor the Senate
adjourned
Hagsx oR REPRESENTA- ruiIess acti0us course
which hss thus FAX characterized tie acon Of the black
,rublicsn members Of the House was far stayed to-day
a. to permit the Speaker lay before that body the Prss-
% annual message which was transmitted 10 Congress
On TUESDAY last AFTER tie message was read, Nr, CAMP
hell Of Ohio obtained the i9or and favored his weared
hearers With rtsans Of those political hsrangues with
which tie cood people 81 The free States made pain
fully familiar durng recent presidential canvass through
fundamentally Of the lay and clerical kansasshrieGes
Mr. Campbell asolowed IN tbesanestranb b. bis colleague
Mr. sheran Both gentlemen tried to bo very upon
the President and bis message and bath strovo make
the impression not BIZ situation but by direct assertion
that the issues raised BIZ the friends Of Fremont in the
late canvass on tie slavery question dodged and
sa&el By hs democracy of several of tie free States
aAragulaIIy by tie democracy Of Ohio Indiana, and
Illinois II ever party lines strictly drawn and
party issues fearleszy and unequigoealIy net they
were drawn and met IN the late memorable contest The
ss States named were literally converted into enc grand
co-rae mass meeting aud Messrs Campbell and shes-
au must have very bad memories indeed, If they have
already forgotten the positions taken and Tho sentiments
uttered before those vast assenblagss Of the people By
some Of the most distinguished champions Of the demo
cratic party As Mr Smith Of Tennessee has The floor
3Doroa, there viii Be no further occasion, part
10 refresh The msn-origs Of these gentlemen.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF The INTERIOR.
10 a10her part Of the paper viii be found tie very able
aat 7ry interesting report 81 The Secretary Of ths Interior
The annual reports from this department. are always read
With general interest," iuasmucb Is il i eoakdsd tie
grvston Or tie Land PenEi01, and Paiezt 0acss The
Cusop,r Of Public BuilainsE the beard cf inspectors
nal vlek Of Tie peuitsuary Of The District Of colum-
Ja tie oszsuB and Tie accounts OF the marzhzl clerks
AID other officers OK The United States courts embracing
d9s OF the Ditrict Of Colubia toe Insane Asylum the
oan boundary survey and The construction Of several
r..1,ia rJadz As ssor IS the crowded stats Of our
5 u5 win permit We win lay before readers the re-
o o1a The heads q tbe various bureaus Of the Iuie-
nor Department
brief abstrae Or some q TIE leading features o. this
simirable report may prove altogether unacceptable %
reader The Secretary ssg that che survey Of tlC pub
lands Ia an he Territories las progressed rapidly not
~ghzaalrg tsc very serious Iudian difficulties eHsting
some q em 90 that Pr tas 5oth Of SePianLeE tbs
quantity q Lad surveyed duriog he Official year vas
Isg7a6o9 sges much o which i nov ready for market
Daring lie fiscal year g227 sJso5 acres q land sold
r eaB; sgsl $50 acres were located with military scrip
aad laHd w4sraaI; O.o35s7459 acres Of swamp lands
r Improved to the ssass and 600 SIS acres were
. aaI granted fJE ral.rsza ard cthss purposes. ma
King total q so3ssles17 acres disposed u The dai-
cag ia aa way Of executing ne swamplaad grants zlu
e.-gsa
The 1ad aystau has bern extended California Ore
So Uub, Nebraska Eaoaas, New Mexico, and Washing
Territories which havs bsea organized iHto sir ne
-a~tng digtriat Ia tie last lo4l ygals ia suEygys
haze cgrgred nearly zsy millions o. aorss aad during
at period s9aa5 l7f scres bare been cola CO. cash,
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pREslpFET PIFRoE.

Before aajoarniag, ,hs ollowipg resolutions we're gnkni-
mousy sdoped ~ he electoral college Of North Caroline
Rssolssd That Ia electoral college q North Caroline, on
behalf 81 bs democrats this State tender 70 Gen.
Franklin Pierce President Of the United stses, their CRATE
ll acknowledgement Tor the signal devotion to the c0us-
uoua rights Of All the States 81 the Unioa exhibited BY
him during h entire administration Of The affairs Of the
geneFal government
Rssoigsd 4gy, That the President vii carry with him,
when he rgtre from hts present position the sincere wish q
every patriotic heart the republic that the close Of his life
mag b. i serene and bsui President has
been triumphant and prosperous.
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lie back ~ treasury dram an endorse Pay to the
bearer Sarah W. Austin widow Of Or, Archibald Austin
surgeon n the fourth regiment Of Virginia volunteers
After The bearing testimony and argument the case was
given 70 the jury who after being kept together until
o'clock Saturday afternoon without being able agree
upon verdict discharged Austin Is jet to be tried
several other indictments
SHRwRKcK AND Loss or LIgE-The schooner Fanny
CroCker foa Dighion bound for New York. wrecked
Four Of the lost The captain his son. and
dashed 10 the for tsenyfour hours
during terrible suffering Finally, when nearly persisted
they rescued. The vessel and cargo were total
loss- The cargo consisted Of copper
LArxa Santa Fg-The ST. Louis Democrat Of the
I'd inst has adyioes from Santa TO the I'D ult The
news, however Is unimportant The Indians continued
their dspredaons The gold deposes the ella are said
to exceed those in the richest portions Of California
large number Of citizens had already Left Santa Re for the
mines.
SERous cHARGE-Two brothers doing brokerage bust
ness in Chatham street. New York. under the name Of
Tailor Brother have been arrested the charge CT be-
ing extensive dealers ID counterfeit money Thirty thou
sand dollars III spurious bills of banks in New York New
Jersey and Pennsylvania found their premises
| GaRAr ssow sroax- We subjoin the following tee-
graphic dispatches in relation the severity Of the
weather:
MILWAUKEE,, Dec 3.-The storm Of Tuesday was very Sc
here and ia this region Many buildings were swept
away, snd the piers and streets damaged In many
places Stow fell TO the depth of feet The railroads are
blocked up, and no trains running.
MILWAUKEE Dec s-The storm of Tuesday last was very
severe along Lake Michigan Many buildings were swept
away piers damaged &c In many places fell the
depth OF SIX ee The railroads blocked M and no
trains are arriving or departing.
MONTREAL, Dec. 6The weather Is clear and cold the
Thermometer twelve degrees below zero Seghing excel
lent.
faoN hExIoo.-SURREsDER FIDAuRRI-The Mexican
consul at New Orleans has official adyices from Maamoros
stating that Vdaurri had succumbed and entered into
treaty with General Lunda acknowledging Comonforts
government and promising obedience.
trial at Albany the charge of numbering VIM Poole
being unable to agree had been discharged They
ak for manslanghter in the third degree and six for
quitaL
The CROP or INDIAN coRsIt is stated that recent In
Veshgaons show that the Indian crop the United
Is of more value than any other agricultural poduc-
ton not even excepting cotton The culture OF corn has
wonderfully increased Of late yearss ratio of increase
being far greater than any other product From 1889 to
a4e as per census returns the increase per
cent Wool 10 the next highest its increase being fifty per
cent? cotton twentyfour twenty and wheat sixteen
The cotton crop Of 1851 pounds valued
al Sll2000000; while the crop 1850 500 ooO
600 bushels which, the lowest possible price which
be estimated is of far greater value than the cotton
crop.
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FruAycgs 90 PEEsyLy AsIAThe receipts into the State
treasury Of Pennsylvania during tie year ending the goth
ulL amounted So 852T2o and the expenditures to S.
3TTIs2, leaving balance Of SI,2A7o5.
THE Cula1E nos ISsrrUrE-Ths exhibition Of this inst-
has closed Tic Charleston Courier Of the Cd instant
Epeahng % il, saya!
An concerned IA Ct are ind15.fiouz realous working
rasa devoted % is interests and ready sacrf5s tine
labor, and moaey its advancement. They arp engaged
IN noble wOrk-a patriotic woTk-and pcsleritV viii
reap the fruits IL their cxgr0n8 In the impetus given
through them TO the development Eud improvement Of the
industrial resources o. our people
TELagRAPmc coyyEyI0S EETwEEy Nav YoEE AND BsooE-
LTsThruugh the enterprise Or the American Tclegrapbic
Company says the New York Journal Of Comraerctl An
English submarine cable has been laid ocross The Eas
river coEBscing Ntw York VIII BsaoSiyn The Office in
Brooklyn win lie located a. No Montague street near
Court short distance from The City Hau uad win be
opened Cor business within five six days The necessity
q crossing the river 10 rrboat subject 10 veratous de-
tgafi5us and mo commuatioa7 saying nothing Of The
psFs Of navigation Fa hUs be avoided in numerous To-
stances. The electric messenger win speed s way free
from an restrictions
PssssstvAslA coal rahDETAs Philadelphia Ledger Of
Saturday says
The anthracite coal year Of the Reading railroad closed
Saturday last The Goth ult the 3Gth coming On sun-
day The whole tonnage brought down over Il Tor the
for The year ending NoFember 30 1885 being decline on
lagt years coal tonnage Of lz76 TONS The total tonnage
Of a bs lines up The date of the lest reports only
ilG23 behind that Of last year the same time As
navigation closed early last rear Il Is probable that At hs
mon8at hs Tonnage The present L Tally equal 70
that q set year 70 the same time
SHIPMENTS COAL FnoU PrTrsRrEe.--Ths Ohio river
having attautd depth OF seven fet AID hair la-ps
giaoty 81 coal despatched from Piussurg from Gin
ennaa ana Louisville in barEoa on tile 5ih inst Ao-
gethu says he Plts5urg Unionl not lesa than one
lion Of bushels have been from ibis point since he late
rise
NAanE nmAsrRs o. LAEn OsrkRo-A .Sis9rapbic des-
patch dated Oswgo The 9Th nst states that thc reesrf
gale on Lake Ontario has proved very disastrous u tie
shipping Tie schoousr Niagara coal laden from OgWepo
bound % Bondhesd ashore 1t Port Hope The creg
we're In great peril when Capt Wood 81 schooner Anna
and Robert Campbell mt q another schoongz, made A
attempt u rescue them, and were both drowned
schooner Caledonia Is ashore near Toronto AMI JgiU
Beaver a. Bradd0ck point @
large feet - 7rain vres arrived Al tals port Ill
morning from The Wtlaad canal
TnG rpIAI oF ArsTm y5a TonesRys-Thc Richmond Ea
.rar States bat Osiavigs Austin, Indicted for fsrgar
vac arfairns before TIC Cnitcd States coar On Fglag
last TIE charge against lin Is for obtaining gney rom
WIN Harrison dcposii1r 81 public moneys IL tie chg
a Richmond for tbe Cnc8 States, SisOo ~ forging %
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bronchitis, asthma, &C.
THESE invaluable compound drops the extraordinary
ItoperU o. Immediately relieving coughs colds,
sicny Of breathing broach and hukiness Of te
throat
Those Who troubled with thai Killing
which depves hem night after nsh BY
winch pfcsokes viii, b using these Drops and immediate
lief =
The subscriber In presenting drops public notice. wishes
" ue expressly understood at he docs NOT claim FOR them
miraculous curing properties, does them with
long string o. certificates although
unsolieitea aaeng persons
them Il.
These afos composed Of six simple Dgedisnt principally
herbs which kaDwn be ecacions the
resulting fro colds and which, being
Their naturai ae, would deter many resons iem
when made nlo candy dop become aaab without losing
Of their valuable properties.
Ibey GayesSn approved and recommended by all the
Inent meIbeZ1 "A HE Medical Faculty Of Washington
Every la9yef, csyman public peae vocalist hoad
lew OF LS dops In las pocket TO be used before after
cising vocal organs.
Prepsred ara iof aAle. wholesale and seiail by
G. GAUTIER,
Ia VIE dc Paris No. 252 Penn aV., Washington, ID. O.
Or may had Of the following ngents stone corner
Ih and seeia - T. cissei, Georgetown John Bates,
Navy fardi Samuel White, Tn street. sac; Henry Cook Co
Alexandria Dec 6--5awlm
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. President was eudeavorag % throw upon hla parry nc
ueaeas which tie Executive himseii 1Aa lna1g uraea
w. ~ 4sl al tha Missouri Compromise. Out q tAt IT,
bad crown al lts oEDat0n through which tae coun-
T. "a passed; and yet those who favored thA, repeal
rgsid 70 u national while those who opposed i Were
termed sectional u
. r,otfoy, % adjourn; which agFeed o.
Ana then ii three o'clock the House adjourned.
PEurloss EfC.
Ne Mr. PORTER Ihs pstten of Louis n BOsy and
Thor Executor 81 Antoine spuianas deceased, 70 author
p Is Be- issued 70 tbs legal representatives q san as-
- fr portion Uf traft u ten Thousand ArPens Con-
d n thein by decree 81 the Supfeme Court 81 ne ~
8 Ses rendered AZ LTD January term 1856 bGs Whtrh
Got ID realized on u eptEls made 1st tbe
49, 8F ts petition Ia the district court q Missouri and
f8 confirmation add which entries Rad Supreme Court
"a decided 10 be valid referred the COMMITTEE On ~
I'D. aud Claims. Also gave notice ~ BIZ Tor the reiiel
N Henry Teliudd, RI Missouri
sy M FLORENCE, of Pennsy lyaaia Memorial ol "a
b Wolf widow, Ia the seth year Of her age pray
m pension n consideration Of her sons service IA the nj
I'D states navy referred 10 Committee on iaVaLd Pen
gns Also menoria 81 tbs officers IN the revenue aarnf
ries Of the GATED Ststes praying for an increase q com
rg-s .tfgn referred 70 the Committee on Commerce.
nv Mr CHAPMAN bill to complete the capitol build
w a Onaha city III the Territory " Nebraska and toi
arug to said territory the square which aia eaplto
ba being erected and the other public grounds IN alC
rGv, aud for other purposes.
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TIE undersigned has invented and obtained patent ro ire
United States for The ard
for converting seed continuous pro~es
ron The gn through the various preparation snniaa machine
until " ~ ready for shipment weaving
Jhesavine from waste Nv s ps cent
ard made from the nhre
"ns o me 9ehn1ry 81 the
entsnsie ~ viii be about 6 heavier snd
viii command The markets Of world dsfaneine erspegcn
Al sdvsEcpd prices
The nnders2ned prepared dispose privileges HE
patent and planters will be Informed
sFnctioRs how hnev AMI al
other necessary psfcula application addressed
Dec 6-2awlym GEORGE O. HENRY Mobile
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FRENCH JUVENILE hooks Tor youth OF all ages
recently imported variety, Paris ~
ed embracing many beautifully Illustrated
cheapest kind
Dee FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The following the numbers ts MARYLAND Cons0
dated Lottery iol the bsnehI d Carroll county, Ae., class 3d.
drawn December 4, 1855
Al 50 80 Is SO 81 As 62 IS as 90
The following % Maryiaud Consol
dated Lottery Cog The seneht Of Psk0oke e class ~ drawn
Deceaaber 5. 1850
"a 81 81 10 80 Al SO rs u 40 II So 40
The following Paapsco Institute
LOTTERY, class si2. drawn December 5, IssS3
60 60 So 70 AZ I6 GA 10 81 50 Al
The following he numbers % the Patapseo
Lottery, class sis, drawn December 9, 1855
IA 10 "a 10 80 Fl "a IL 80 IS l2
n. FRANCE Co., Managers
d. II. aePHAIL, Commissioner.
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Knew az persons BY these presents thai has released
md hereby releases The State Of
claim for the Of certificate evidence
Der for The sum Of - issaed by the late republic 6f
by the authorities
bel and redeemed by the United
visions 81 Congress- eHued provide n.
Of such creditors Of The late republic of eras
pretended IN me act Of Congress Of September
fly" approved the 2e Of ebraaTy ad an art
o. the Of TEXAS, approved the ist Of Februa u @
A. witness my hand and seal
Ana 2l-AifllstJan
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osr WaRnA.rThe nndeisignsa gives public notice Dat
~ atihs expiration n r weeks notice ,n.sr
win ~ made % ae Commissioner ~ rsiens ~ 4nplea'
aT,an, M 5s ns issu - e a5th Febfaafy, ~ 1870
800 80, y OwaH Myffck whfFs .as reys, ~ ~ y
III, IgMPKiN h,tognsy
OWEN MYRiCk
Dec 6@tawfwt
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II i announced il the Baton Rouge La) Advocate 81
the 10Th uldmo that fl Hatch esq who has foF some
time past been at the head q that popular and influential
journal has sold his interest therein to H. Taylor esqq
vic viii hereafter be the editor sad part proprietor.
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Know 81 persons By these has released,
and hereby United States Of frheg
liability claim for the payment Of certificate evidence deb,
number for the sum o. - issnrd BY the republic Of
Texas by the authorities State 81 Texas
bel and redeemed by the United States 10
provisions Congress- entitled
osuch creditors republic OF
prehandsd Of September hun
fly approved the February an aet
Of ne sas OF approved The si Of February ios.
As my hand and
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OFFICIAL.


TAE.sURr DEpIRIsEsr.
November 20, 1865.
Notice IL hereby given holders OF stock The
United States, that this department purchase unn
the ID % March unless the q 81 pey
ouy obtained, and will pay, edition accrued
from Tie date Of the last semi dividend Of
together days additional mon IN :, ac
he vendor, the following o. premium sloss
For The stock q Isfl premium Of 10 per eeal
For The oek o. 1917 and isfs pren Of 10 per cent? ana
Cor he stock Of ise commonly called Texas Indemnify
premium pescent
Cerhestes o. stock Transmitted The department. nader this no
ice must be sgned q the united safes W parry duly nt
tied = receive tho psoeeed ~ between al IN.
iss day o. January aexl s haysas interest uu BE-
assigned ~ the present ocsholdr or viii he payable
fore. and corresponding deduction The amount nav
able Tor The stock
Payment for the stocks assigned VIII be ,ac
BY dras the Assistant Treasures Boston, New york ~
Philadelphia, a. he option q e parties /, receive ne
which should be expressed e accompanying a.
c.rtiheaies JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov sa-dtadMsnchif Secretary u the To s,,v
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KENTUCKY.

In noticing the proceedings Of The electoral college Of
Kentucky, tic CinCinnad Enquirer remarks:
Tho twelve electoral votes cast for Buchanan
aad breckenridge TAs he frat time kentucky has voted
for President s2s, when she voted for
General Jackson Daring the whole Of the long interval
which has elapsed Il Las been andemoCrac the popu-
I4r vote by large majority. II il subject OF than
ordinary copgvatuatDn, that ht noble daughter OF yr
gnia The eldest 81 tie States admitted into the
tedqracy which made such gallant resistance % the old
federal legislation fires, the home 81 Clay and Breckn-
ridge has again returned the democratic faith. Ii but
justice Say that the nomination 81 the gallant and
pshed Brecknrdgs had much DO il escng the revou-
ton.
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Hanicipal Election, 6e.
Bosros Dee s-A. II. Rice esq, was to-day reelected
mayor Of this city by about 6, 400 majority.
Hon. Mr. Dsmre, NJ. C., started for Washington to-day.
Eon-arrivai Of 2s Cay of 4anekessr.
PnuAprrPHrA, Dec. $40, p. MP to this hour there
signs II the City Of Manchester now in her
twentieth day out Of Liverpool.
The lSasanHah Conservation.
Owing the prostraOn Of the southern telegraph line
below Wilmington without any account Of the pro-
cseangs o. the southern Convention which assembled
Savannah yesterday.
National Theatre.
on Tuesday EVENING, DECEMBER .. 1865,
Second appearances Of Nj. Z. BOOTH,
In shakspeare's tragedy Of
oTHELLo.
lsga.... M z Booth.
To conclude win
THE PROSECUTED DUTCHNaN.
John schmidt ....Mr Glenn
u preparation The gss, play ga NEW way TO PAY OLD
"a IssE.s RoOKEH's Eagii-h nnd French geardinr
WI ard Day School for Young Ladies' 4e4 between
Circular. may seminary and At the
BOOKSTORES.
RsFERsrcss:
Rev C. D. Cummins, Rector Trin., tburrh yy,.h,
Hon. w. w. Session, wa~hsa5ton "' ''hk''h'
Hos. A.. Bas., unilsi senate.
Hoa. J. A. fssroe, DO.
hgn. A. q Brown, DO.
H0n. y, Y. 1uIis, Untsd taf suprrne caur,
hon. W w boycs, House 81 aeprsser tativss.
hofz Saysfa claf@. DO
~ Rev. 4. Pousr D. D. Bishop II Psnnsytvauss
b. Rev G. Y. Mclvainr, ID. D., Hishop o. ohio
Rev q " Bater, ID. n, Cincinnati.
Dee Va-aifm
W y UANGHAr, assisted ny hi. son, propose. re-
opening BIZ Select School Osks Orange eonnfy Noh
hNr.ahat % tae lllh a February, 1857.
nAa& ~ y Hnghnm Oaks, Orange county Norh Carolina
ANus ~ THE wEsr.-samasi NJ. Colmaa o. the arm az
- @o8n'n sud Con.n - Louis, Mioa u present s
co. ant cpp'omplaies remaining Coluaan
ever ane million acres % Land granted o
q g raeae fatoad and familiar With siops and
nea e e NE road WHICH 9s subject entry Ioca-
non n neh and aay 10 the uaiou, in q the
neA fegoal can now he purchased price, Mr.
q WIZ meEs ocaons or assroas pon tAs
most reaaaame terms Any orders A
csrs Sweehy kenhosse, Pant, Co. will be TO-
Rocr 70 Hon. q. Porter, Missouri.
lion. Jas, y. Lnaiey,
dessFs swseny, Rrtcnhouss, FAINT, A Co.
Rooms a ths National Hotel
btc G-d2wit"
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WasTED-A coy q me Madison Papers. Apply o. write
Dec S-N.