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Bennett, Of the New York Herald, announces
that he has bought him residence on the
splendid banks of the Hudson, containing forty
acres-price $92, 000-embracing every variety
of scenery, forests, fields, rocks, gardens. Here
he cultivates philosophy, cabbages, shanghais,
and bright hopes attendant upon the close of a
well-spent life.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OPENED. = The
Congregational or Independent Church, on
Fifth street, opposite the City Hall, in this city,
was reopened last Sunday for public worship.
The Rev. Mr.. Bassett, OF Illinois, is to supply
the pulpit during the winter, and the friends OF
the enterprise hope that the residents of W. sh-
ington who would like to see an independent,
Anti-slavery church established here, will at,
tend its services. The sermon delivered last
Sunday was one of much thought, research,
and elcquence. -
Strangers are freely invited to attend. =,
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General Washington. If Louis Napoleon has
ever attempted more direct or shameless in
reference with the elective franchise than this,
the evidence of it has not yet transpired, so far
as we know"
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LAND AGENCY.

A NY person wishing to buy, sell, exchange q
N FARM, will save tune ano moley by addressing
572 L. 5. FARM AGENCY, Cineinaan D.
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Walker, Nicaragua, 60.

New Orleans, Dec. l2--The steamer EN-
pire City, from Havana, with the California
mails and passengers, has arrived at the Balize
She reports the Star of the West at Havana
with 81 500, 900 in gold for New York.
General Walker landed at Punta Arenas on
the 25th of November, with $50 men. The
Fashion passed the Saratoga at full speed, I'M
molested.
On his arrival, Walker sent so men up the
San Juan. The Fashion was at Aspinwall
coaling for her return. Commodore Paulding
in attempting to seize the steamer, found her
papers correct.
The British and American squadrons had
sailed for San Juan.
From Oregon. = The news from Oregon
states that the election there had resulted in the
success Of the Constitution, the election o.
Slavery, and the exclusion of free negroes from
the State.
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EaF- Senator Hunter, of Virginia, has just
been reelected 10 the United States Senate for
SIX years from tie 4.h of March, 1859. He is
man of fae abilities, and is friend to the
Calhoun Constitution of Kansas. he will doubt.
less break a lance with Mr.. Douglas upon the
matter on the Senate floor.
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The present editor of the Edinburgh Re.
rieio is Nc. Reeve of the North British, Pro.
lessor Fraser; of the Westminster, John Chap.
man (the American London Bookseller j of
the Quarterly, Rev. W. Elwyn. An able corps
is attached to each Reriew, selected from the
best writers of Great Britain.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON d. c. DECEMBER H. 1857

wealth and Librarian, $500, First Auditor
$4,000, Second Auditor SO 900, Register So, 900.
An Increase of clerks, and clerk for the At
tOrney General at 81 900, are recommended.
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Resumption of Specie Payments.

NeU York, Dec. 1.-THE Governor is in
formed of the intention of certain banks here
to resume specie payne lts, and all must fol-
low suit, or wind up. When the Legislature
meets, it will find the banks acting in strict
conformity with the law. The effect of the pro.
ceeding, it is believed. will be favorable.
The Commercial Of this afternoon has private
advices from Washington, announcing a pro-
jected conference between the President, the
Secretary of the Treasury, and others, on fnan-
cisl matters in connection with the Govern
ment. In addition to the subject of q loan,
Gen. Jackson's plan of bank will be discuss
ed. Col. Benton will probably exercise con-
siderable influence upon the Administration in
the matter.
Virginia.
With regard to the finances, the Governor of
Virginia says there will be no necessity to in.
crease taxes. The temporary debt is reduced
from 81 $4,000 to 100000. He advises that
authority be given to issue $500, 900 of treasury
notes, the chief bud Of the public debt falls
on the current year l857-'58.
The sinking fund is operating we'll, and is
fruitfully administered. The whole amount of
intereGt due on the public debt on the LIST
paid, having been provided for-the banks
having ratably, in proportion to the amount
of their notes held by the Government, furnish
ed tie specie funds for this purpose. Besides
the interest on the public debt proper, the
State has provided for the interest on $500, 900
of bonds, hypothetical by An agent of the
board of public works few years since, in
New York. Since the LIST of January, 1855,
81 OBS, 926l8 of the principal of the public
debt has been sunk. and of that amount $453, O97
has been sunk in the last two years. The total
amount of the public debt is now reduced to
$27, 4S2,0l5 Ii.
The salaries of several officers, for good rea-
sons, are advised by Gov. Wise to be Increased
So follows: The Secretary of the Common.
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Ityappears from an cfficial report, that Gu.
ringtthe present year the receipts of the State
treasury of Pennsylvania, including a previous
BALANCE, amounted to S. 976 ,4l526, and the
expenditures to S., 4O7,276 70, leavir g on hand
S569, l38.47, of which Sal, O32 is in depreciaed
funds.
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From Mexico.

The steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, with
dates to the 9Th, has arrived at New Orleans.
The position of the Mexican Government was
decidedly better. The revolutionists had been
vapqnished at Puebla and elsewhere. Co.
montort had been formally installed. The
port of Naridux had been declared open, but
the siege of Campeachy still continues. The
besiegers were suffering very severely for pro-
yisiOns
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General Walker, who it will be recolleeted
took his departure from Mobile bay on the 18th
ult, in the steamship Fashion, landed at Penta
Arenas, in Nicaragua, on the 25,h November,
with one hundred and fifty men.
Not the slightest attempt was made to prevent
the landing, and in fact the purpose of the ex
petition appeared to have not even been guessed.
The United States sloop of war Saratoga was
lying in the harbor, and the Fashion passed
under her stern at full speed, with only ten men
on deck.
The whole party were landed at SCOTS
wharf.
Gen. Walker had, it seems, sent fifty men up
the river by other entrances, before making his
appearance at Punta Arenas.
After landing the expedition, the Fashion
| took her departure for Aspinwall, where, at the
departure OF the Star of the West, she was
taking coal on board.
Commodore Paulding, Of the United States
frigate Wabash, attempted to seize her at As
pinwall. but, on examining her papers, found
them correct, and consequently could take no
further steps against her.
The BRUSH and American naval forces had
aailed from Aspinwall for San Juan, and would
very probably take part in the scenes in that
vicinity, or at least prevent the landing of any
more tlibusters.
Would any one believe, without looking into
it, says the Boston Journal, that we are in a
fair way of carrying the number of sovereign
States, originally thirteen, and now thirty one,
up to forty-seven Bat 80 it is. Ia the frat
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The annualincome is reported at $48 ,406, 488.
Interest on the debt, SIS, 1898, 203.
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THlRTY-FlFTH CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
Monday, December IA, 1857.

Monday, December H. 1857.
SENATE.
The standing committees were announced.
The death of Senator Butler was announced
in appropriate terms by his colleague, Mr..
Evans.
HOUSE.
After the announcement of the standing COM
mittees, the House resolved forthwith to occupy
the new Hall.
The death Of Senator Batter was announced
by the Hon. Mr.. Royce, and the House ad-
iourned.
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.Tbr Associated Press telegraphs from this
city Cat Senator Bigler, in order to correct q
misai 9rehension, states in conversation that
the getting to which he alluded in his speech
on Wednesday as having taken place in Doug.
lass pom, last year, TO consult on the Toombs
kans s bill, was an official rather than a private
meet 1g of the Committee on Territories, and to
which. other Senators had been invited.
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He SITIINCRIREIIS

TTAVE lust opened a very handsome assortment @!
III Furnishing Goods comprising q great variety OF
Gloves Suspeuders Neck Ties, Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Hardkerchies, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls aud Mnlers, &c, &c, all OF
which will be sold at fair prices -
IF CLIFTON q AhEDlL
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OY virtue OF deed Of executed 10 me by Eli L.
u Woods, and of record in the Office the Register
Davidson county, Tennessee Book No. s, pages and
25S w the 2Sth day Of February, 1857, Market
House the Public Square in the city OF Nashville, Ten
expose public sal and sell for cash o. the highest bidder,
the following parcels ground, Lots No So 81
% designated in David T. McGavOcE plan Of Lots Of
cord the Aforesaid Office and bounded and described in
the Aforesaid deed mentioned and which reference is here
made, 10 satisfy debt therein mentioned. Said Lots will
be sold free from tho equity sOf redemption Sale to take
place within legal hours.
janI4-tf. ADRIAN L. DEMOSS. Trustee.
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Harvey in Nashville.

iNHE eminent HkRvEY" so well known TO every gen
4 temsn in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
OF garments at establishment. No. Is Cedar
fine an assortment of Cloths Clzuars ana VsstIrgs IS
we're ever displayed in Nashville Cur stock Of Ready
Hsde Clothing both gentlemen and yauhs is nov full
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
Octl4-U CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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PRINCIPE CIGARl
TO ARRIVE.


EHTaAE is he use Of paving doctors bills when you
~ CEH get easily cured Of Disrrh9l, DysenteTY,
Cholera and al Of the other Summer bowel complaints
low prevalent, " using Lyons CHOLERA MEDICATRD
BRANDY. which is warranted and speedy and
preventive, never hsg failed in any single instance
which be proved ~ the many certificates Of well
known citizens be store and BY giving
q far trial. For sale By the bottle or dozen OF the Sole
Agency bBd PrOprietOrs in tie United Stat
iv22 LYONS & CO. 10 Cedar st.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE light draught steamer 49,
eHsEs-h GEN. PIKE, WV. FULLER, Master eIAEst-4
being expressly built for this trade 49,
with all the modern Improvements, with the light draugh
Eubslaunch and new steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE Master will regular Packets during the
ensuing between be above pOrone Of the boats
being In port every week. These boats being in command
Of old and experienced commandments, and with superior
facilities passengers and eights socs share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board,
: h. Il. HARRISON, Agent,
nrtlS- gra Front
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
n line.

rTlgR E,llo,vIng steamers form the Daily GEO. q
i United States Mail Line from NashYlile s=-f7f.ss
and Cairo, leaving Nashville st II O'Clock,
n, and Cairo at A M .r - - r,-----
WIN Master; AMBASSADOR, WATT, Master; Aida,
HAAMkH, Master.
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the Louisville and
81 Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
St. Louis and Chicago Passengers by this line reach
New Orleans, Memphis st. Louis and Louisville in much
less than by any other Boats. For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. /. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President.
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VALUABLE IHPROvED CITY LOIS FOR

ONE Lot fronting Maple so feet, running back
- 100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing or
10 rooms, e good cisern, SmOke house, sc.
ALSO, Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl and 100
feet teep with good two story Brick House containing
10 rooms, servants rooms, Kitchen &c good WE'LL smoke
house Both Lots finely set with shrubbery, shade
fruit trees, and will be sold on accommodating terms Ap
ply 10 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. MURRBLL, or
VIM G. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved near Nashville.
A large number Of unimpTOved Lots. Several Garden
Lots, from IS acres the city. Those wishing TO
purchase will do well TO call soon
iap7-'57-tf NANCE & WOODWARD
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATE BENZOLE GAS.
County and State Rights for Sale. The only
BenzOle Machine that will give good light.

NOHHly anu SNdLG EAlENlA lOE Edleu ne only
BenZOle Machine that Will give a good light.
THE entire apparatus is simple; Occspies but little ROOM
4 requires little altentiOn-eKCept winding up
similar TO a clock.
The eDfse is one third less than ordinary Coal Gas:
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light in the
world. 1t can be IN practical operation st Hender
son & Bros, Deaderck street
Any persons wanting their houses lighted can be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights can be
bad b. applying 10 Wa WARNE,
ang 81 Cherry Street Nashville
POETRY or PHYsIC.
EER'S PILLS, glide sugar-shOd- the palate, but
"A their energy although wrapped up, is there aud
tho sands OF sufferers who would their dstem
Pers II they knew they could be cured for % CCnls-ry
Ayers Pills. and you will know 10.
Purify the blood and disease viii be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured al
ready,
Take this best Of all Purgatve and Scr0fua Indigestion
Weakness, Headache B8CEaChe SdeaCh6 JgUudCe. Rheu-
matsm arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels,
all derange ments and all diseases which puTgagC remedy
reach fly before ike darkness before the
Reader, If you suffering from any of the
complaints they curesuter mOrethe remedy has been
provided for you, and 1t is criminal 10 neglect IT,
That ayers Cherry PscOrgi, is thc best medicine for
Cough known the whole world, and that 4ge-'g Pills
are the best Of all Ps known to those who have used
them.
Prepared by DR.. =. &. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Uru-gi and Dealers IN
Medicine through this section.
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New Auction House.

HAVE opened the No % Cedar street. opposite the
Post Once, where will sell every evening. Advance
made gnments Sale positive and without re
.dec25-tfI g. FOX
SIXTYsNlNE NEGROES FOR SALE.
| HAVE large number Of Negroes hand; among them
/ several No. Carpenters and BIaCksmiths PIoug Bows
Fancy Boys and Girls; MOL Seamstress and especially
would call the attention Of the public several extra
Cooks Washers, &c. As there great scarcity Of such
negroes 10 hire for next year, would advise you
buy one, will sell so cheap that will hardly know the
difference between buying and hiring.
dec2Eu REFS ". PORTER, Per Att.
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S. W. GuRITHR.

CUCCESSOR TO ". l.. PEET, Church and Vine sz
- would respectfully announce 10 the cizans Nashville
that he is prepared 10 iii all orders in the Bakug Family
Grocery line Of business.
Thankful for past fvors would cheerllly recommend
successor, BIZ GUETER, my old friends and
jarIT--5T-amF D.
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By EXPRESS.

WE are just in receipt Of fresh supply of the eele
w h7lted PANCAKE LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS, manufactured especially for us
out Of the very finest Tobacco and is superior to any ever
brought to this city. Give it a trial
septg LYONS q co. No. Iq Cedar ST.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

PACKET.
THE new and commOdiOus light dnught am
steamer, DIAMOND, Capt. W. z. HOLL- E1-LF
CROFT, Master G. T. REEDER, Clerk, will -
ply during the between the above ports Having
peTiOr accommodations ard experienced Clerk, who vii
give prompt attention all orders, solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage. For freight passage apply on board
II. h. HARRISON,
H. T. YEATEMAN,
I'm Ag'utz
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

OUR Stock ofGentlemens Ready Made Clothing for the
~ Fall and Winter trade is complete, embracing every
variety style fabric be found the Eastern Markets
business being strictly and exclusively confined 20
Manufacture and OF Clothing, enable offer
Inducements than other house in the city, aud
alone be sufficient guarantee all who purchase Ready
Made Clothing and they supply themselves with much
larger variety of styles and assortment price
BY making their purchases direct from the Manufacturers
'aup2O, r56-tf R. II. BROCKWAY d co.
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EOYS, CLOTHING

WE have just received an extensive assortment Of
w Boys Clothing of various styles and prices which
s resDecfuIly invite our friends and the public gen
eraIIv 10 call and examine We also C1ustantiF We
Gel vpp gentlemens Over Coats Dress and FTock Goats
and Vests of every description Our stock OF Furnishing
Goods Is now complete al of which in addition to heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassmeres and Fesngs in the piece We
Rstter rselves will offer inducements rarely presented
ssD,Is CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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New
HARDWARE HOUSE,

THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTICLES!
HR subscribers have Just received the largest stock Of
Fancy Goods in their line offered Tor sale in his
city. Amongst this great variety will be found
100 Fancy Bird Cages selected from the best as
goo Baskets OF all kinds and qualities.
Brass, Bronze and Iron Candle Sticks.
Rattan Rocking and Office Chairs.
britannia and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Chinese
Pea Caddies.
400 Ornaments, for Etageres and What Nots.
Many Of these articles were selected for HOLDAv sALEs
but having arrived TOO late for that will now
be sold al a most triaing advance upon the cost.
ianl4 MACKENZIE q WILSON.
InPORTANF To HOUSE.KEEPERS
lust received Bath Bricks for cleaning Knives
Liquid Glue for repairing Furniture.
~ French 1rePOi Powder FOR polishing Silver
RenOVating Polish for cleaning Brass Conner
Steel, Iron, and other goods OF that description.
m'COmbe,s Polish for renewing old Furniture
carnage Bodies Harness. &c, which has the effect Of max
a09 harness H R5fs S3a E4Sf Es"
MEAT AND PASTRY 900 EFOR SALE
THE subscriber offers for sale his TEMPE good
Cook Washer and IrOner there is in the State, also
janI4 Alex. MACKENZIE.
FOR SALE,
LIKELY Negro Boy IS years old, who is excellent
"A Carriage Driver, first rate Stable Boy. Enquire
this once ljaul7-r.
New yEEOoIlea Goods.
WE nave now IN store new stock Of "Oolons adapted
" especially to the Winter Trade, which selling
very low prices to close out:
lV0 cents English ShaWls; 40 Stella Shawls;
200 pieces Plaid Linsey 900 pieces Satinetts;
cases French MernO; cases English MeriuO;
do solid and Fancy HamltOa q Man
french DeLalnes; chester DeLaInes
bales Heavy C0atiRgs bales Blankets, sc, &c.
These Goods with very large variety Staple and Fancy
Goods, Offering the strongest ndueemett close
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
dec22-tf No. 70 Public Square.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKE'r.


TFNHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, FEE2EzFa q
II Capt. WV. DEWITT, having superior &C AE-kAsT4S
cOmmOdatiOns for Passengers, Freight and SGstE8sS
Stock, will ply during The above -
and all intermediate lARdngs. Her exceeding light draugE
viii insure in the Of direct shipments. Messrs,
W. A JOHNSON Co. Of Rev Orleans, will act Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ D, F. H. BROoKs who will
side permanently in New Orleans, No q Carondeet street,
figures, H. II. HARRISON,
deC3-6m Agent.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE And CINCINNATI

TIME light drsught, CommodiOuS and fast Sa1@a 4
II running steamer SWALLOW, ALEx. IIz-Lss-=ss1
FRAzRR, Master will regularly between SsIt4fEIg
the above points and all intermediate and-Ezss5ssss
ngs making regular p day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction. We solicit for this pOpu-
lar liberal share OF public patronage Her command
resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
and the entire water For fregh. passage 8p
ply on board, OTtO II. II. HARRISON,
decl2-6m Agent.