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,h,noi,m of lsbestainod as ID was with all the de-
vOped phases of crimnaliy and leproas with the Ag
gaed Impurities Of six thousand yearsis not brewing
Ssueah the surface of American society There may be
depths Of degradation which the late legisla
,urs Of Massachusetts, did athom there may be forms
Of vice to which the boodsained Of Louis
vile and New Orleans strangers there certainly "a be-
sah all that visible the naked eye of reason, dark
stratum of humanity engaged in celebrating vial OF
wrath from the crucibe Of ages pour out In whitening
arops upon the lofty civilization OF the nineteenth Gen.
fury
We must indeed admit that the demon OF intolerance
has been checked in his course Never before In he MS
tory Of the world did the temporary or permanent repre-
senatiyes of take SO high and noble ground
AGAINST the evil genius of religious bigotry TAKEN
and successfully maintained against the miserable faction
of in the year 1854 by the administers
on of Franklin Pierce When the passions OF the hour
shall die-when the petty political strifes of to-day
shal be forgotten foreyer-when the grave shall close
over all the politicians and statesmen that vewhen,
perhaps patriotism shall have smaller number OF
mere professors and actual represendtiues-when
the dark history of Amricanism shall be faithfully writ
ten and its schedule of monsroses developed for the
ecraion generous peope-when the secret motives OF
men shall be understood, aud the veil which hides from
the light of day pretended friendships and mercenary
pacts shall be completely rent then poetry and eoquence
will have gander subject painting mere brilliant
anu sculpture no more m0uel,
that genius of religious liberty and universal federation
which seems have inspired the counses of country
during the oympad just passed. then If those that shall
come after us shall be faithful their trust grand
msmoratiye column will rsenot from the vallcy as is the
fashion of to-day but based upon the eternal hills scaling
the upper heavens and having Inscribed upon every side
in letters Of living light such words as these The RIGHT
OF MAN TO HIMSELF, WORSHIP GoD ACCORDING
TO THE DICTATES HIS OWN CONSCIENCE
diaha md tho ta Tha all
Gus contest ia begun but not ended Let not dream
that nothpgism is dead and buried but rather lie
us keep our bright and train at every rising
setting Inkermann is not victory while the Malakof
remains Let u.s. above every thing, not initiate the
pie of the Oarhagenan general who after having achieves
the most splendid victories, rioed in the rich gardens
Italy until the great republic Of antiquity recovered he
shattered energies, and carried the into Africa
James Buchanan doubt not will prove equal to tn
crisis and follow the example Of the ustrious tina
have preceded him. he will combine in politics the trait
which distinguished both Hannibal and Cesar in
has already fought the modern battle of Gamma and undo
prouder eagle than that Of antiquity he will march
the gates of Rome. GEO. 2. BUELL.
WASHINGTON, January is, 1851
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsURr DrrAKrmEsr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
November 49, ls56.
Notice hereby given TO holders of stock Of the Of
United this department will purchase the
the Sd Of March unless the of 81 shall be
ousy obtained and will pay, In addition the interest
from OF the semi annual dividend Of interest thereon
together days additional money
the vendor the following Of premium said stocks
For The stock of 1872 premium Of 10 per cent
For ROCK of ls4 and ls45 premium of I6 per
Of 1850, commonly called Indemnity Stock
premium off per cent
Certificates stock transmitted the department. under this
be assigned the United States party duly
receive the proceeds II
day of January next, hafyears
assigned by the sockhoder will be payable
corresponding deduction be made from
able for the stock.
for the stocks assigned and transmitted will be
by the Assistant Treasures Boston, York.
Philadelphia, option Of parties entitled the
money which should be expressed in the
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-dt3dMarchif Secretary OF the Treasury.
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Ia q
BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW .aND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS


THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland
i Wheeling and all artt OF the West.
ISL. Inc hCioM"op. .oN TRAIN viii leave except sun.
an ON Washington lat Juncon) will siop way Aas aad
arriv Cunbr Rand at o'eock
3D. MAIL TRAIN Camden Station daily Sun.
day. reaches Wheeling by cling al
m LOUISVILLE Ci vclnud, oil do, Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
Car, and intermediate inns
80. EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at D. ~,
Cincinnati, lh,cnao and
southern places The West nearly 100 miles shore
than by other The time to these places
Qualsd 70
Baggage checked through Columbus Cipcana
and 81 Louis
Passengers and bsggag. transferred at all points Free
THROUGH TICKETS will bs sold al large towns In the
West the lowest possible rates, the ticket ONCE
and at Washington city.
A seconded car 10 attached to the mail train.
Passengers from Baltmors Washington
road b. daysh, by tax
Cumberland Oakland morning bv
the tram which leaves Cumberland m and
reaches Wheeling at g. D m
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals at wash
ingon Junction
This the only by through tickets and baggage
checks can be obained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation train 645 will stations east Of
Cumberland and the
west Easwardly, the mail train leaves Wheeling
and accommodation leaves Cumberland e2o reaching
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at a. D. m, Except suudayA
stopping at way stations Leaves Frederick o. % arriving
at Baltimore at 10 30, noon.
The ELLlCorT's MILLS Camden Station at g.
m and $780, Leaves Encou's Mills 7.3o, a. m and
w. s. wooDsIDE
Jan H-du Master OF Tram portaion.
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GENERAL NEWS.

THE OCEAN rELEsRAPH.-Tho Journal Of Commerce says
aItis matter OF great moment to those interested in
the proposed telegraph and especially 10 the prop
etors of the telegraph lines between New York and New
foundand that St. Johns N f. should be made port Of
call for transatlantic steamers, aud, accordingly lind
that ia contemplation for the completion
of wharf and the erection OF machinery at that place for
the express purpose of coang ocean steamers In rapid
manner"
POULTRY IN New YoRK.-The New York Tribune says
the daily receipts of poultry for the last ten days of 1856
averaged 200 day, making 2,ooo TONS or four mil
lions of pounds Of turkeys geese ducks fowls and game
birds.
Spiritual MAsIYEsrAnOSs.-Th Rome (Georgia) Adyer-
tiser says:
"We are kindly permitted to copy the following inter
esting from letter TO gentleman in this city
1851 dawned Monroe without liquor-shop Our c.
raised thousand dollars and bought them al
out closed the doors passed an ordinance 10 tax retail
grocery one thousand dollars and taking bonds OF all
the not to sell lease rent any house OF
land for the purpose. Yesterday January btb) was
quiet daynot drop Of liquor to be had by the thirsty
fellows who usually get well soaked at every election Some
of them swoe they would trade another cent IN
Monroe and said they would never come here again
but they will be apt to get over it when they ma II
fixed faet that Monroe is free from doggeries'"
WEALTH on ENoRAsTs-There arrived at Castle Garden
New York. year. 695 emigrans, bringing as cast
means $9642lo4 or this number, So 055 with $2l0l,
Obs, destined 1Or new io,ozij %i0oftiNo
for Wisconsin ll749 with $6947 1885, for Pennsylvania
IL Oe4 with ST. for Illinois, 1885, with 1851 1881
for Ohio and 6494 with $l62,sS6 for Massachusetts,
The FOUR Bs.-we clip the following from the Delaware
Gazette:
ain the November election Delaware gave her vote
in favor of Buchanan Breckinridge Bayard, and Bates
Four BIS better calculated harmony in the poi
cal hive could nowhere be found
ENIaRAsTs TExAa-The Galveston (Texas) Civilian
says that every steamship from New Orleans arriving
Galveston is crowded with emigrants including many
slaves 1t adds "The statistics of the State compiled
by State Gazette show that entitled to FIVE in
stead of representatives in Congress By 1860 we shall
be entitled under the present apporonment basis
but under reduced ratio shall probably only get six
With that number may be heard in the halls of Con
gress more successfully that have generally been
INTELLIGENCE FROM PoRr-AU-PRSor.-The brig VIM.
Dugan Captain Thomas at New York, brings advices from
Prince to the 18th ult The coffee crop is reported
as abundant American produce plenty and money scarce
The port very healthy No of fever were known
to exist .
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no CONFECTfONERs.-Prop will be the
LIST day ofFebuary next for the exclusive privilege Of selling
confectionery other
the third Exhibition Metropolitan Mechanics INSTITUTE
opened on the I'd and close about Both OF March
The bidder must to 1T allotted
table style, and In
cles of the hest quality.
Address the the Exhibition a, bs
Office, 40l y street, Of 7th.
Dec "a sotFeblt CHAs =. sTANsnpRY
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RESTAURANT.

d. sernoi Hotel Pennsylvania avenue 6e.eer I7M and
18th sfreets, Washington, ID. q.
TINE PROPRIETOR inform lends and Tho ,,hi,
that this restaurant recently stabilized the most modern
and improved principle, with saloon dining rooms and far
fsonn French cook recently arrived Paris where he hss
gained an extensive reputation his
and as the proprietor hwssf has regulations both
in france and ~ inis country of the best
hatters himself that rive sascton
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached to the
Of vines game and other decacies Of
just received per last from Europe stock of
clare with general Of the npes or
iqucurs tIuftes, &c., which
any other house ~ the cy per box basket single
Private dinner parties furnished
shortest notice in of the city ee cream Jelly plumber
and all description of confectionery business. "
7-eod3m
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FRoM NIcARAeuA--We find the following telegraph
despatch in the Baltimore Sun.

NEW ORLEAss Jan. 13--The steamer Philadelphia has
arrived and reports the from Nicaragua about the
same as before received The Star Gays that force had
left Granada and Suez was to be destroyed.
The barque Nenupher, from New York, loaded with
hogany and hides lost in the storm off Vera Cruz
the 20th
Among those lost by the wreck Of the steamer turbde
at Vera Cruz were George Chesney and John Walker
gineers, both of the United States.
Mexican officers had arrived at Havana and taken pos
OF the runaway Democratic but the crew in
possession refused to surrender
The American Chancey convicted OF conspiracy
the Isle of Pines, it reported would be hung at
Raphael.
De Paemino the city treasurer of Havana has abscond
ed being defaulter to large amount
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CAKD.~We hereby notify all who have omen accounts
upon hooks will be made up TO The 26b infant
and presented when will - expected
forward and settle up and we must beg that will fall
the
of eight hundred thousand ay ACCOUNTS is mere matter
FORM without meaning object We wish il clearly
that object and intention have every account u
either BY cash notes at satisfactory dates -
Nec 2i--3tawfwifi HOOE. BRO A Co.
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mo. b72.1
mo. b72.J
BY the President OF the United states

pursuance ofsw FRANKLIN PIERCE P5esiden, O the Unit
public sales win be held al The uadesssnond land the
SI 2, Iowa Ns a. hs Psoas hereinafter 20 viz
the following named townships, via,
NORTH tAs base Of INA principal meridian
Townships nnety-nne hundred OF range ten.
Townships ninety eight ninenne, and hundred, OF range
Townships eight hundred Of range
iUslps.
townships ninety nine and one hundred Of range tAi.
s s~d ons
Township hundred Of seventeen
Township hundred, OF range t~sniy.
and one hundred Of anss twenty joS
Al the FORT DODGE, commencing Monds,,
situated within the following named Townships viz;
NORTH of line Of the GA prsnepaI
NINETY s' .a
Townships nneiyou ninety ninety ne SIX
Townships ninety four ninenine and one hundred Of
township one hundred of range t~sniy-sigh.
Township hundred OF range tpenty-
a for he disposal OF e paS 9nais "a
within The oowng-named townships, viz;
NORTH Of the base irs and ws'i Of the th PrineGi @edar
Township ainey four, of range tAityJfow.
townships ninety and ninety i've q range y
Townships six and ninety Of range tAry ..-
Township ninety seven, Of range forty.
Town.nps SIX aud ranIe Jor'yone
Township Township Ct & range ssss s1'tsr
To~nsSp. ninety ave and ninss
Town hips ninety five and ninety six range Jory ssven
range forty eight, = =
Lands appropriated by Schools military, ana
together with
made thereby unfit for cuyaton.n granted
The entitled San enable
reclaim the swamp limits approved
september %, 1880, oiil be excluded from the sales
The offering The above lands will
appointed and will proceed in the order which they
until the whole shall have the thus
but shall be open longer weeks and
private entry of OF the lands w BE- admitted
expiration Of weeks.
my city Washington this afeenh
dfty- FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
TEIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioners Of tho General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CnAlMANTs.
Every person right sf pre- emotion TO any OF s
lands within the townships above
Ted required TO establish se same the regis
and receiver TIC land
gspraa6ts after seeing the dny an
pointed foi the public the lands en-
oacng ihe uact camed otherwise such ca be
IL THoS. =. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned o. the General Land ONCE
Il au1Sw IN '~ ~~'
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ANOTHER BORDER RUrrrAs opTRAan.-The following ap
pears in the Kansas City Enterprise,

'During the past fortnight at the American Hotel m
Kansas City, (Mor the greatest outrage committed
upon the friends OF freedom perpetrated and call
upon the whole fraternity Of shriekers assist in
giving expression to burning indignation. In Mis-
souri, in hotel kept BY border rufan, Noyerpor Chas
Robinson and Gen. Samuel Q. rofnsfoy, the frecState
leaders Colonel H. T. Titus and Maj. JEFF Buford of the
Bloody raans sat down at the table ate together
In peace and pledged each others health in the choicest
Hedsck Whether this result he to be attributed to the
the muraerous propenslep Of the people Of Missouri
leave for Greeley some other philosopher to determine
We simply record the fact"
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Non-Arrival of the america.
HALIFAX, Jan. l6.--The weather is clear, with a light
northwest wind. NJ signs Of the steamship America
entering on her fourteenth day from Liverpool.
The Niagara, from Boston, has sailed for Liverpool.
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NOVICE no PRE- EMPTloN c,.AMAnra.
mo. 57a.l
Notice

In relation to The Removal Of me Land Office from Gsn<sse
to East Saginaw tn Michigan.
IN ACCORDANCE with PROVISIONS act of Congress en-
titled "An authorizing changes IN the Location land
cess" approved March - 1883 hereby cared and made
that the land Office for
In the State of Michigan, will be EAsr
sAaIsAw in said state at as early period
Further notice TO the precise time of BY
the register and receiver of the tennessee Office
Given under hands al the Washington 18th day Of
January, A. d. 1887. M y
BY order of the President;
TIOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General LAM ORoo.
Jan l6-Iaw6w lint and StarI
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We have received. 66
ESpenued Aoou %
Leaving debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoos rs
We thanks to the generous stranger who sent
fifty dollars At last annual meeting contribu.
tons enabled to meet our expenses and this year
have bills unpaid and unprovded for to the of
thousand dollars for the necessares of life Will the
citizens of Washington be deaf to our call We think
not
Our task DONE report given appeal is made
The managers again would return their thanks for all
that has been DONE 1t has enabled us do much May
they be rewarded and others follow their example We
lambs with the Great Shepherd of the fock be-
eving they will be provided for
By order of board; SUSAN R. COKE,
Secretary.
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DIED.

instant, EDWARD c. MOORE, I'd regiment
infantry United States army.
His funeral will take place afternoon half past
O'Clock, from the residence Of his paen l53 street,
Georgetown.
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WANTED.Persons desiring give private parties
DO supplied with cook
vices application at GATHERS RESTAURANT,
Dec 6-9aw3motf $50 Penu ay., between 10Th l3ih.
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The California Debt.

New YoRK, Jan. IT, essrs. Wells Il Fargo, notwith
standing the decision of the supreme court of California wi
pay the balance of the January coupons the Caorni
dobt. ......... ...
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John HI. Buthmann,

John IL. Buthm0nh,
Importer and Dealer in Hines, Brandies, 8cy
Pennsylvania south side, between t
LAS choice IN onoyt.
Ill and pints, OF the most desirable brands. - 49,
Also sparkling St. white pr Madeira Sherry PORT
Tenerfe Sicily, Rhine Wines Mosee Fench vines fed ana
whites Cognac, scheidam Jamaica rum Scotch whiskey
American whiskey Curacoc anisette
wild cherry brandy eiasxserry juice, stomach biters.
Also, genuine absnthe Kirschwnsser, Havana cigars
Dec lI-3tlfw4m $3.50
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Maine Senutorship

AUGUSTA, (Me,) Jan. 16.--Amos Nourse has been nom
mated by the republicans for the short term the Seaste
the United States, saaas "'-.
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G4-Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street, be-
tween and FTbe pastor of this Church, Rev p l.. Won
having returned home, will preach (Sabbath
Jan IL
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py-Right Rev. j. BcGiilI. BishOp Richmond Vir.
will Of dscourses
| st Matthew's Church Sunday at II O'Clock.
Jan IL
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uARPER's WEEKLY, third number, win be
JanH FRANCK TAYLOR
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Our thanks due to DR.. Palmer for professional
vices, and to Drs. Marin and Palmer for medicines.
We have twenty-hree boys and forty girls Fourteen
children have been received eleven returned to their
friends wishing take them placed in situations favor
able for Them the boys generally with farmers who
required to keep them until Of age and then give them
fifty dollars. Our hearts rejoced and encouraged
frequently the children visit the Asylum who have been
placed in different parts of the country around Washing
ton.
One case cannot omit mentioning. stout boy Of
eleven years of age found without home, sleeping
in the street He older than usually take them,
but the sad matron took HIM In, and the
managers concluded let him remain until could find
him home He remained several months, found q
useful aud good boy until application made by far
mer and he bound by the orphans court to him One
instance of the many that doubtless have been saved
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o. Their VIII be meeting OF the National Demo
Association at Temperance Hall this Saturday evening
January l7th, at O'Clock.
Jan IL LUCIEN PEYToN, Chairman.
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The managers attend to the wants of the family such
provisions clothing and the general arrangements Of the
house, and the Of children Everything Is done by
their direction We have been happy In the selection Of
matron who faithfully carries out the wishes of the
board, economical systematic and neat With almost ma
erna she watches the orphan morning, noon
and night and oft times the midnight hour hnds her at
tending TO their wants and who number the wants OF
sxtyfour children2 We have also teacher assistant
in the family and cook The girls well instructed in
the work Of the family and the boys assist in such things
as their strength will admit Of
The duties of the day commenced and closed with
prayer The children attend the Sundsy-school of the
Church OF the Ascension and regularly attend public wor
ship generally attending where collection is to be taken
in the different churches.
II is painful task to record the death Of Mrs Lear
who Tor many many was one OF the most devoted
friends OF the institution and Of the board OF mana
gers until the nrmies Of age obliged her TO resign low
ing and beloved by all She peaceful and lovely in
life; she calm and triumphant in death May fol-
low her examplei
We have been unusually blessed with health not OF
serious illness having occurred within the year Health sits
smiling every brow We have much TO be thankful for.
To many kind friends who have donations of various
kinds return thanks All will be publicly acknow
lodged excepting such the generous donors requested
should not be.
We thanks to ministers of various denomina-
tons who have taken collections for the institution To-
Rev Mr. Stanley, of Ascension Cburch.... -...$27 90
Rev. Mr.. Pyne, Of ST. Johns Church.. 90
Rev. Mr. Smith, of the 4th Presbyterian Church,. sc so
Rev. Mr. Hill of the LIST Baptist 80 36
Rev. Mr. French collected. 28 SO
Rev. Mr. Guey of the Fstreet Presbyterian Church IS 50
n,rtt he n. D1lr e.
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BY TELE G RAP III.

secretary.
BY RAPH.
Nom Arrival of the Amsriea
HALIFAX, Jan. I6--The weather is clear, with a light
northwest Wind NJ signs Of the steamship America now
entering on her fourteenth day from Liverpool.
The Niagara, from Boston, has sailed for Liverpool.
sa The California Debt.
NEW Yosk, Jan. 1e.-Messrs. Wells 4 Fargo, notwith-
standing the decision of the supreme court of California will
pay the balance of the January coupons the California
dobt ...
.sl... Maine Senaorship.
AUGUSTA, (Me,) JAM 16.Amos Nourse has been nomi-
by the republicans for the short term in the Seas
| the United States
DIED.
On instant, Lieut.. EDWARD c. MOORE I'd regimen,
infantry United States army.
His will place morrow afternoon, past
O'Clock, from the residence Of his PARENTS l5a West
Georgetown.
@3-Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street be-
having returned hone Will preach Tomorrow (sabbath at II
Jan II n ana P M ine puoe are respectfully invited
n0-Right Rev. ). BcGliI. aishop OF Richmond vir-
ginia will Of dcourses Catholic
ST Matthew's Church on next Sunday at II O'Clock.
Therr Will pc meetinK OF the National Demo-
Association at Temperance Hall this Saturday evening"
Jan II LUCIEN PEYToN, Chairman.
National Theatre.
Miss Fanny Morant. Lessee and Dectress
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF Mr.. J. II. OWENS.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL, 1857,
VIII be acted the comedy Of
RAUL PRY.
Paul Pry j. E. Owens
To conclude
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
With the doeul ballad Of Wilkins his Dinah.
oe Monday January sth reaPpearance Of Miss FANNY
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Banking Hause OF Chubb Brothers,
Washington, January /, 1857
John p. HARROW and HENRY HOLMES are This day admit,
ted rs partners In The Banking House Of Chuhb Brothers
nm f this date will be Of Charles Ckubb
u Barrow, and Henry Holiness The House Davenport Iowa.
composed Charles 81 j. Chubb VIM H. Dauga
H. Barrow under the firm Of Chubb Bothers Barrow
Jan l-dn CHUBB BROTHERS