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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, March II, 1856. 4


Mr.. BIGLER presented resolutions from the
Legislature of Pennsylvania complimentary to Dr.
f. x. Kane, United States navy, for his recent
Arctic discoveries. kioss ,bgo9sa gteioqeast
These resolutions were accompanied by speech
of some length, eulogstic Of DR.. Kane and the inn
tportancc Of these discoveries 4stiss 81 s9aia ( \
Mr.. SEWARD offered q resolution as q substi-
tute, empowering the Library Committee to pur-
chaso 1900 copies Of DIR. Kanes narrative, at a
sum not exceeding rs per copy..s saeiji,-5snus
Mr.. BRODHEAD wished, that instead OF going
into partnership with the publishers Of the nara
tive at expense Of 100000 for the subscription
of both Houses, that Congress should vote him
compensation of $40, 900 directly from the Treasu,
ry, as in the case of Commodore Perry. sf 81
\, Mr.. BIGLER said Dr., Kane did not wish q re-
compense in money ;'he would prefer an official
recognition by subscription to the book. NJ,
NJ The subject was then postponed d,
Petitions and memorials were presented aud re-
fsrred and various reports were made by the stand
ing committees. ,... .s',srt., .. 4, 4. 's.5
\, Mr.. DOUGLAS, from. the Committee on Terri
tories, to whom was referred SO much of the Prcs-
dents Message referred TO the territorial opera
tions, made report. N NJ ,ees.,,.i,v 'e.,s,,,f {
Mr., COLLAMER, from same committee, made
minority report on the same subject ,,,,.s.,r,
These reports were about to be read when our
report closed. M, n., ,,,gse t,.. 1900. +
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1866. ~

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wahdo. igisla aA Sits
q MIR. STEPHENS presented the memorial of A.
9 Rhind, Gnited States navy, Ton the injustice done
him BY the late Naval Board, and also by o court
martial. He had read Che memorial, and believed
that great injustice had been done kr. Rhind,
whom he regardeA a. a meritorious, faithful, and
gallant officer. Referred to the Naval Committee.
Mr.. Walk presented resolutions of the ew
York Legislature in relation to the dilapidated con-
diton OF the governments buildings at the Quaran-
tine ground on Staten Island. lsoret 63g8
4 Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
A bill was presented to prevent the removal of
certain lrnd offices in Mississippi 9gla 1913
II Mr.. TRAFTON addressed the House ON the
Kansas election case 9ad1r II gmgrees lsfas
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Foreixncrs Orxanizing

~ III OnclnnAtl the 1rtan-DOrn nxt6dontS nave -
sued subscription paper calling for aid to form
military oompanies they sayi We therefore
solicit your donation in aid of an Independent Irish
battalion, to which We can al look with pride
In Texas there is q proposition
Il. To form, in every town where there is a suf-
6cient German population, one or more guard COM
panies, who shall furnish their arms.
- The uniform pust be everywhere the same,
TO preserve equality. The uniform is necessary
to prevent confusion and to distinguish our friends.
80 The arms must be everywhere the same,
and we recommend as the best the arms Of the
Turner's and revolyers. s.ii,sp o8 $40
"A. A member Of any company shall be recog-
missed as member wherever there may bels such n
company formed. --Erchange. tt-l y 80
Americans, prepare for the conflict These
organizations are being made to reenact the
scenes which buta few days ago took place in
Chicago They are gotten up by the admin
istration to drive Americans from the polls at
the coming Presidential election Doubtless
the orders have been sent out from this city.
All over the country the foreigners are organ
izing for the campaign, and arming themselves
with revolvers and other weapons.
South Carolina and Vermont go together for
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SPRING Straw Millinery...Just received
- u select lot of Straw Bonnets, Shaker HrrFx
Bonnsts, Youths Caps Misses Flats, Ribbons
and Flowers, Bonnet Frames and Crowns, VIZ
Wires, Nets, Grapes, &c. 3Ssts r " M
Also, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, and Hamil-
ton Casters best quality Kid Gloves. Il, ,-.csI
N. B. Bonnets blcached and pressed.
WILLIAMP. SHEDD,
4,,, 1 Eleventh street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPRiNG STYLE OF GENTLENENs,
Dress Hats for 1851 shall this day in.
,roduce Beebs, Lesry, and 0enin's fashionable New
iork Dress hats LANES
n 3. Fashionable Hat Cap, and
mar i--eoimu Cent? FURNISHING Store
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yrAC4f NOTICES.

-N NOD, jennings Row, Catlsrine, above Third
To DIR. @. NJ JACKSON fso, Arch street, Philadelphia
Bee advartseplent. IA n. E.AAf " mar 6-lm
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sH.n-N 80 w. CLOCKS.
Is FRANClS'Ss on Seventh street, HIS Clocks
cannot DO exeelled and bis prices will aot highten
you. He tries every one thoroughly rhimeeif and
those who buy of him are sure TO get good one or
Chatting Dishes, DisA ,CovssA Sosp Taresns
Soapstonc Griddlss, Plate Warmsrs .aa
II Game Roasskrs, Oyster BsoilssA 94y C9ters, &C.
Prices low. ffgh g. EkANCAS,gni
ian 9e--s 90 s,r.t. ,<r15f Seventh street
/, = yorwo
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HvHE GREAT SERMON:c RELIGION
IL lo in Common Life "a Serman preached before
Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Albert. BY Rev.
John Laird, of Enrol, Scotland Published by Her
Majesty command. Price 25 cent?. Seyent, thou
sapd copiea Of this Sermon have already been sold in
Britain, and the demand continues unabsted
Memoirs of John N Mason, ID. D., with portions
of his Correspondence. By Jacob Van Vechten.
Tie safFeffbg BaSiour ;oF. Msditstons bh tn Last
Days of Christ upon Earth. By Rev. Fred W Krum
nasthes d. d. R1abfo sia9a1n ~ "a faaTV 81 20 q
sChsp Edition Of Evening" Incense. BY the author
Of the Morning and Night Watches.v 26 ccnts. \,
Fl Just Published ana for sSle by ~iSsdge a-fh
II 8ciE''n I'D sl GRAYe& BALLANTYNE,i ~
| 3 mar 9 siag5aa owl 400. Seventh stfeet
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR 1856.
THE most popular Spring style Of
IGentlemen's Dress Hats now on hand.
Gentlemen having peculiarly shaped heads can
with the OF Patent Confrmateur have the exact
size and shape taken, and have Hat made to fit the
head pleasantly, at the shortsst notice. aB'1
sa 9ha5 z aptp u Il. II. rSTfNEMETZ, a
~ NIaI iIGat he4yia bta Practical Halter,
q EAs@ 1885, Penn. avenue, bet 10th and 18th ste
mar S--1w h1f1N hl sss Nfe 1914 zNs#ts1
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Miscellaneous.

September, a, 1855 the following articles at the
prices thereto sAxed, There insert the List
ding TO the class classes proposed for delivers
BILE In the city Of Boston, New York Philsdel-
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati. 81. Louis,
Detroit or Chicago as the case may be, on or be-
times during the year 1857 as may be ordered by
TIE Commissioned Of Indian Affairs; and Tor
we VIII also furnish, az the same prices. such
additional quantities Of the same Kinds and quail
ties Of goods, ard az the lowest market prices,
such other articles OF the same class, but Of df
ferent description, as may be required for the
service OF the Indian Department during the year
1857, deliverable as above stated. And II this
porposal be accepted for, here insert the number
Of the class or classes proposed for,l for we
VIII, within ten days thereafter. execute con
tract accordingly, ard give security satisfactory
TO the Commissioner OF Indian Afsis, Tor Tie
feithful performance OF the same"
Zach proposal must also be accompanied oY
guarantee, in the following form, TO be signed by
two or more responsible persons, whose sumc'en-
cy must be certified by United States judge or
distrit attorney:
"we hereby guaranty that the above bidder,
for bidders, j II a contract shall be awarded TO
him, for them, according TO his lor theirJ fore.
going bid or proposal, win exerute crcntract and
give security for the performance thereof, as pr
scribed In the advertisement for proposals for In
agree 10 pay any and all damages or losses whic b
the United States the indians may sufer by
OF failure so 10 do on the part OF the said
bidder" for bidders
No proposal will he considered that does not
strictly conform TO the terms and directions OF
this advertisement; and bidders are particular y
requested to examine the samples before making
GEO w. MANYPENNY,
sc 81 d3t&aawtOct31 Commissioners.
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EVENING STAR.
B RILL A N 7 s L.

FSopa TAs BsposssIs," by Cecenfry Pat1ors.
The first idyl represents the lover awakening
the morning after his acceptance.
What fortune did my heart foretell'
What shook my spiri:. as i woke,
Like the vibration Of q bell
OF which had not heard the streke?
Was Il some happy vision shut
From memory by the SUMS fresh ray,
Was Il that linnet's song or but
natural gratitude for day'
Or the mere Joy the senses weave,
vzyward ecstasy Of life,
Than rememeer'd yestef eve
Iwon Honoria for my wife.
Later, on the eve Of his wedding. day, he
muses.;
WasI In simple truth, henceforth
To live the sole and supreme lord
Oh her whose smile for lofriest worth
Were all too bountiful reward,
To live with her [ worshipp'd chain,d
BY chains not dissolubly wrought!
oh, bliss past all belief. II pain
And strlind the narrow house OF thought.
Patiencs and hope had parted truce,
And all my thoughts and feelings were
Like binding mists driven up profuss
Before the davis Respondent ear.
IncredIble Iife's promise seem'd,
or credible, for life too great;
Love his own deity blasphemed,
And dof at last bis heavenly state.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
STORE.

yUNTZ q CUUMBS, No. Coy Be " EN- III
ID streets, between AMI streets, return their
grateful thanks to generous public for the liber-
al patronage extended to them since they b ave
been engaged in the House Furnishing bust ness
In the Northern Liberties, and now beg leave to
announce to the public that at The earnest solci-
tatiou Of many citizens they have been induced
to connect with their present trade the Auction
and Commission business
They pledge themselves to leave no effort un-
tried or spare no trouble to give satisfaction In all
cases TO those who may conhie their business TO
them or favor them with their patronage
All goods consigned to them will be sold to the
best advantage and prompt returns made.
Particular attention will be given to the sale OF
real and personal property Of every kind, and
liberal cash advances made On the same whenev-
or required BONrZ & COOMBS,
Commission Merchants
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80 X III Ar r RS PERRY,
x&A Via CAssapsaks 4 ilG>5rrns
aEnde& Okio CoNdI

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS.
TIE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
Il BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs H. MERRILL,
wiz commence making Regular Tytps between
sEohGETOWN and the above Point, On NJ on.
day, March 27th, 1855.
The boatwtli leave the wharf OF w H. & H q
hittef, Georgetown, ID. O., every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Frfday morning, at O'CLOCK
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, R9.9S.
TO LsssesTg d OK, s~cIs ding sks stare fysss
Edwards Fsryy
Families intending to visitthe Virginia Springs
the coming season win find this bv far the most
xafe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkelev
Capon, shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
Meals served on board at moderate rates.
A coach will always be In readiness in George.
town to convey passengers to and nom the Rost
Fer further particulars inquire at the store Of
w. n: H: g. RITTER, Georgetown. and
mar l8-n
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Miscellaneous.
MONsIEUR aAsZYNsKl.

MONSIEUR aASZYNSKl.
ASSISTED BY MADAME GlSLI MSAiD
PROF e Ss0R OF D NCLM1 IN
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE ~
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen o. IN ~
ington and Georgetown that he VIII open SS
his classes for this accomplishment IN the NM
most Fashionable style, In Washington az II.
Temperance Hail. street between H4a. YIN ls2
AVE. In The Most elegant manner for his use, also
70, n,iyste PARTIES Balls, Lectures, and Concerts
snain Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel
At, a has testimonials from all parts Of the
IJnion FOR his capability as a teacher. Mr.. 8 Is
ENGAGED in the College Of Georgetown, and In the
clpal seminaries Of Washington, and In the
best circle.
His classes will be commenced in Washington
on the 9Th Of October. Every Tuesday and
Friday for children from 3 O'Clock D. m, and
in Georgetown every Wednesday and Saturday
nom O'clock p. m
PRACTISING SOIREES
In washington every Tuesday and Friday from
9 till 10 O'Clock p. m, at George own every Wed
nesday and Saturday. Ladies' and Gentlemen
will receive Instructions In all the most modem
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-.
dence Of M. s. No. 407 street, between 9th and
10th, or at the Hall. $3.50
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ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
A@M 60 Ez
Great Southern Mail Linsf
sg r VICE DAILY GA
SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTEDl
Between Washington City and the Soutb .

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
sOhUUNSVlLLE, ICH 10 " u. DAN
WILLIE GREENsBOROUGH, N. G.
AND DAILY TO THg
VI X q " A SPR mos
Leave Washington Summing O'Clock, A NJ
Leave Washington at............7 pm
Leave Alexandria at....7 M
Leave AieAanoila at...... ......S = M
travellers Will find the Morning Line In CON
nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the
cheapest, most Pleasant and FL peditiOus uote to
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Greenbher White Sulphur and rauquier White
sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
WsiI,s Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, DO
OMNlBUsES and BA8HA6E WAGONS
Will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to CON.
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Ftss Of
Oheygs, to STEAMER GEOR6k -
PA6E, for ALEXANDRIA, a dis -
ance OF SIX miles, allowing ample time foT a as
rare nom Washington to Richmond - As so
Fare 6 Danv,lle ~ II ~
Fare "a 6reenshoronoh ID ~,
Tickets procured on the boat
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
Route, Nitisa LINHos YIRsP class RAILRoAp
T4oa ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost the Depot Of the Petersburg
Raliroao JAMES A. EVANS,
sci Agent, Alexandria, Va
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FAsHIONABLE DANCING.

DROF. n. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
L pleasure In announcing to his former "a
patrons and the public generally that he -
will resume the duties Of his school on NrA
Tuesday October 7th, 1855, at the large 4AfH
Hall corner Of 9th and ID streets (former- AklieA
ly Palmer's Academy Of nj usic, } hereaf-
ter known as " Numbers Metropolitan Ball.
Days Of tuition on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons, at 3k O'Clock, and st ~ for gentlemen.
He well introduce a variety Of new and fashiona-
BILE dances, better calculated to improve the car
rage and grace Of the most unskillful pupil than
any other style that has been introduced. He
.rticularly Invites all the scholars who partic.
p,ted In the Fancy Dances last May, to be present
on the day Of opening. as Prof ID. has something
OF interest to communicate.
He will continue his classes at the College and
Convent as usual. All those having children
here whom they desire to receive instruction will
please enter their names early.
Private instructions will be given either to
large or small classes.
All persons wishing to consult with Prof Mum
der will Please leave their add 'ess at Mr. John
EIls's Music Store Penn. avenue, near 10th street
sc 25-u
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Proposals for Rations for 1857.
QJAITRRMAsrKR's OFFICE, NJ. CoRps,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. 1850

QUAITERMAsrRR's OFFICE, NJ. CoRPs, !
Washington, Oct 10, 1885 {
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at this Office until Monday, the
for furnishing Rations to the United States Marine
Corps at the following stations, for the year 1857,
viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philade phia. Pennsylvania;
GOsport, near No folk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida; and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Each ration to consist Of one pound and quar-.
ter Ct fresh Beef or three quarters If pound of
Mess Porl eighteen ounces Of Bread, made Of
superfne four, or superfne -four, at the option of
the government, at the rate OF six pounds Of good
Coffee, twelve pounds Of the best New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts Of best White Beans, four
Of good hard Brown Soap, and one aud half
pounds Of good hard dipped Tallow Candles to
one hundred rdtions.
The Beef required shall be delivered on the or.
der OF the commanding officer OF each station,
either In bulk or by the single ration, and shalt
consist Of the best and most choice pieces of
the carcass; the Pork to be No. l prime Mess
Pork, and the Groceries to be Of the best quality
Of kinds named. All gu ject to Inspection
No bid will be entertained unless acco mpanied
by the names OF two suretiss known to this Office,
or certified to by some ofncial person. 10 be en-.
dorsed Proposals for ratios for 1887, )" and ad-
dressed to the Quartermaster Of the Marine Corps
Washington, ID. G.. GEO F. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaster
The National Inteligencer and Evening star,
Washington ID, C.; Patriot, Concord, and Ga
zette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and
Times, Boston, Mass. Eagle, Brooklyn, and
Daily News, New York; Argus and Pennsylva.
nian. Philadelphia, Penn ; Argus ard Daily
News, Norfolk, Va Democrat, Pensacola, Fla :,
and Register, Mobile, Ala, will publish the above
three times week until the 10th Of November
next, and send bills accompanied by a copy of
this advertisement, to this office for payment.
Oc ll-eodtIOthNoy
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Propos ais for Supplies.
QuARTRRMAsTKR's OFFICE, M. CoRPs,
Washington October 10, iS5f

QUARTRRIA.TRR's OFFICE, NJ. CoRPs,
Washington October 10, 1853 (
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at this ONCE until 10 O'CLOCK m :,
on Monday, the 10th day OF November next, for
supplying 10 the Marine Corps the following ar.
ticles, during tie fiscal year ending 2Oth june,
1857:
500 Uniform Caps, with scales complete
1000 Marine Pompons
1000 Patent Leather Stocks
500 pairs Of Shoulder Straps for privates
ioo DO do non-commissioned ofticers' Epau-
lettes
2,OOl pairs Of Linen Pants
900 Linen Shirts
S 900 pairs Marine Bropaps
800 Marine Blankets
300 d. zen pairs Woollen Socks
500 Marine Fatigue Caps
500 Linen Blouses
2, 200 pairs Canton Flannel Drawers
5000 10 10, 900 yards 4 sky blue Kersev
LOO to 2 ,0CO do Of Blue Cloth, cochineal dye
and dyed In the wool
samples or the above can be seen at the ndce
or the Assistant Quartermaster Marine COINS
New York, and strict conformity to sample will
be required All articles to be inspected and
cert q TO before payment made
al, Inc Quarermaster reserves to himself the
Ilght 70 Increase or diminish the Quantities named
ABOVE as the interests Of the service NAV suggest
ne articles to be delivered al such times In such
quantities and at such places, as the q uartermas
States ~ Ae o"i'e"
No bid will be entertained unless accompan,ed
oy the names Of two sureties known to this OH &C.
vi celuneG 70 by some othcial psrson. TO be en-.
dorsed s. Proposals for Supplies" and addressed
70 tne u nartermaster Of the Marine Corps, Wash.
ington, u Y. GEO. p. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaster
The National InteIligencer and EVENING Sta,
washington, ID. c.; Patriot. Concord, and Ga,
aette, portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and
Times, Boston, Mass Eagle, Brooklyn; Daily
views, New fork Argus and Pennsylvania,
Philadelphis, Penn, will publish the a boye tbIes
Times week until the 10th Of November next.
ana send bills, accompanied by a copy Of this
advertisement ~ to this ONCE for payment
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

u Our large warehouse Is filed to its-
~ utmost capacity with every de--A
'scripton Of Parlor, Chamber, and 80
Kitchen + Furniture, both new ard second hand
which we will sell at a small advance over manu-
facturers' prices. II Is useless for us to itemze
suffice II TO say we prepared to furnish out
entire houses at such prices cannot fail to
satisfaction TO purch isers call is respectfully
solicited. BONTZ L. COOMBS
Auction and CommIssi Merchants,
sc COLIN No 800 Seventh street
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
s@Hk UNITED STATES %H4A
&x M ALL ST EA M L RS. Sx&k

THE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINZ
L are the
ATLANTIC Capt. Eldridge
bAhI!C :.:.............. Capt. Comstock
ADhlAIlC:........... Capt. Jas. West
These ships having been built by contract en-.
pressiy Tor Government service, every care ha.
been taken In their construction as also In theii
engines, TO insure strength and speed; and their
elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York 20 Liverpoo
In hrst cabin, sl3Ui in second do, S75. From
Liverpool 10 New York, 80 and 90 guineas Al
experienced surgeon attached to each ship Nc
berths can be secured until paid for. The ship
OF this line have improved water-tight bulb
heads, ana to avoid danger from ice will not eros.
the Banks north Of AZ degrees, until after the Is,
Of August.
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Marriage, Its duties and disc locations, ana
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