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CoNGR EsSIoMAL PRoCEEDINGs

CONGR ESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In rHH SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Seward
submitted the following resolution, and asked
Its immediate consideration ~ .'.s-5 ~,
RESOLVED, That the following be the stand.
ing committees Of the Senate: s-s y.
On Foreign Reiations-Mr. Mason. chair
man Messrs Douglas, Slidell, Polk, Critten.
den. Seward and Foot. :. 8s.i.
On Finanoe-Mr Hunter, chairman; Messrs
Pssres, Gwin, Bright Biggs, Fesssnden and
Cameron. a'I.- ....st ,3-.-..- 80
On Oommsres-Mr. Clay, chairman; Messrs.
Bepjamin, Bigler, Toombs, Reid, Bright, and
Hsmlin .'. 80
On Military Aaairs-Mr. Davis, chairman !;
MessIs Fitzpatrick, johnson, Iverson, Broder-
lex, Wilson and King. ..-..
On Naval Affairs-Mr Mallory, chairman !;
Messrs Thomson Of N j., slidsil, Allen, Bell
Of Tenn Green and Hale. -@o"Elss. -...
On Public Lands-Mr. Stuart, chairman !;
Msssrs, johnson, Pugh, Mallory, Broderick,
Foster and Harlan
On Private Lsnd Oiaims-Mr.@ Benjamin,
chairman Messrs Biggs, Thompson Of Ken.
lucky, Kennedy and Durkss. e. ----
On Indian Affairs-Mr. Sebastian, chair.
man; Messrs Brown, Reid, Fitch, Bell Of
Tenn, Houston, and Doolittle D.
Of Claims-Mr. lverson, charm an Msssrs.
Yulee, Polk, Bell of N. H., and Simmons.
On Revolutionary Claims-Mr. Evans, chair.
man Messrs. Bates, Crittsndsn, Wilson, Ind
Durkee.i I.r -ai IS
On the Judiciary-Mr. Butler, chairman !;
Messrs. ,Bayard, Toombs, Pugh, Benjamin,
Collamer, and Trumbull. , , ,.f4r,
On the Post Once and. Post Roads. --Mr.
Rusk, chairman Msssrs Yulse, Biglsr, Gwin,
Fitch. Collamer, and Dixon. E,o1 . "a - -
On PsDeions-Mf. Jones, Of Iowa, charm an ;
Messrs Clay, Bates, Thompson Of Ky, Thorn.
son Of N. j., King, and Foster u ~
On the District of Columbia-Mr. Brown,
chairman Msssrs Mason, Allen, Rask, Ken.
needy, Hamlin, and Chandler. .-T
On Patents and the Patent Oaice-Mf. Reid,
chairman. Messrs. Evans, Davis, Simmons,
and Trumbull., sS5 -s -
On ferritories-Mr Douglas, chairman !;
messrs Jones Of Iowa, Sebsstian, Fitsp striok +,
drssn, Sumner, and Wade vi,
y To Audit and oontfol the Contingent Ex.
pspos Of tie Senats-Nr. Evans, ahairman;
AsssTs. Wright and Dixos.
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ELECTRICITY. = MR..
EDIr,x: Please give the following an

~MEDIOAL ELECTRICITY. - Mr.
EDIT i: Please give the following an
inssrtion In your paper, aud obligs yours
For the wonderful and astounding remedial
develop msnts Of Medical Electritity, the peop!e
Of this country are pretty much indt bted ia The
mental and Physical labors Of the distin Qu ishe6
and accomplished Dr.. Massey, Of Baltims re !; n
present sojourner In this city, who 10 prepa I'd.
with his singular apparatus to relieve with thjs
Balm Of 6ilead the afflicted from sufYerinps Of
the most torturing and prostrated and obstinate
nervous diseases Incidental 10 the human system
ANY unbiased mind Of ave grains Of common
sense who will peru,e DR. Ms book Of ases 81
cures drawn mp by the once MANNED, halt and
blind, II must All his bosom with bright hopes
and Joys Of restoration to health from the most
diafr essing nervous complaint, Of nom to %
years standing, which never could be rlieved by
an the drugging systems applied by scienrhc
No person can form any correct conception Of
Of the manner OF Inducing into the system this
restorative means until he sees Dr. M. operating
upon aubject with his beautiful and complex
appar atus. The electrical matter Is passed Into
The System In . mild way, reaching all diseased
Abres ard tissues, waking up the paraIYxed
nerves, imparting 70 them new life and pris,iLs
yigor, thereby causing the palsied limb 70 r.
sumo their wanted motioR, and the sisht "a
gaiaed and In Joyous rapture to look once mon
upon the beautiful works Of the Alniahtv o'o
REPEATED Wis t. 70 hisjrooms has cnnvin csi -
that ihis kleetdcity yi1 % yhen spplied =.
SDy sena16uReoS By DR.. NaessW.s III
nH ~ J.. u. GIBSON, i. U."'
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s. u From Taylor 4 Maury We have Black
woods Edinburgh Magazine for February,
containing tho conclusion Of the striking story
entitled, "1he Sad Fortunes of the Reverend
Amos Barton " The leading article Is upon
tho War (Persian) with Asia. ~ -
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SPiRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union publishes an interesting account
Of . complimentary visit from the Missouri
Democrats now in Washington to OK President
Pierce; and extracts from the press Of the
country upon the inaugural, showing that It
has been graciOusly received throughout the
land. :vaf
The Intsifigsnesr is to-day devoted to news.
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On Public Baildings-Mr Bayard, chair.
man; Messrs. Hunter, Thomson Of N. ] +,
Douglas, and Hale.
On Printipg-Mr. johnson, chairman !;
Msssrs Fitspatriek and Bell Of N. Fl.
% Epgrossed Bills-Mr. Wright, chairman;
Messrs Bigler and Harlan.
On Euroiled BilIs-Mr. Jonssof Iowa, chair
On the Library-Mr. Pearce, chairman !;
Me,srs. Bayard and Butler.
After brief discussion, the resolution was
adopted-yeas 20, nays lS-as follows:
Ysas-Messn Allen, benjamin., BIggs, Big.
Ter, Bright, Broderick, Brown, Butler, CLAY,
Davis. DoSs'as, ,, hv'1,, Fitch Fit.pairici,
Of Iowa, Mason, r cid, Rusk, Sebastian, seward,
slidell, Thomson Of New Jersey, Toomss, and
Nsy,-Msesrs Bell Of New Hsmpsh,re. Cam.
mon, Chsrd,er, Collamer. Dixon, Doolittle, Dur.
kee, Fessenden, loot, Foster, Hamlin, Harlan.
Kine, simmons, Stuart, Trumbuil, Wade, and
Wilson I1s. ~
Mr.. Cameron submitted the following reo.
tion; which was considered by unanimous
consent, and agreed to: urlFsfF .s
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury be directed to furnish to the Senate q
statement, at the next session, showing the
cost of the printing, binding, and paper or.
dered BY Congress for each year, Beginning
with December, 1845, and ending with the
late session. .--... -r.
Mr. Trumbuii moved to refer the protest of
members of the Indiana Legislature sgsinst
tho election of Mr. Fitch to be an United
States Senator from that State to the Judiciary
, Committee, with the accompanying papers
which motion was debated by the mover, and
Messrs. Bright, Fitch, Seward, and Butler, ere
being agreed to. -. '...' ....s- 70
On motion Of Mr.. Bigier, the protest of
members Of the Psnnsylvsnia Legislature
against the election of Mr.. Cameron q an
United States Senator from tina. State was
similarly referred
Mr.. Crittenden submitted series of resolu.
tioIs (dsolaratory) on the subject Of priva.
teering, which The gave notice. he designed
calling up at some future time
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: -. :, CseKs& SUMMONS, n
GIFT SEE Ar Sf0 RI, -

NO. sacx PA. AVENUE, BETWEEN y
ana 3D. streets, (Old Oepop where ~ ~
every person purchasing segars TO the 80
amount Of Fiffy Gents VIII receive ae
hand some present valued Ut from Is cents 10 e'5
The list Of Gins empYs cef great variety Of Jew
elfy. Fancy Articl q, Books, 90, which VIII b
giyeisv.y in order to induce RAPID ssiss ara
'emAlt predts- S1a' ga stss. 10 Mkt ~
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vTABLE CUfLERY-THE Place TO bun
u Table CUTLERY, Carver, Besf fnces, ar
80 TS2Sois', q sssssias.
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WAN TED.-THE RIGHEsT PRICES
w paid in cssh for Old silve, Ct B oOD'sS
y9 Were Msnufsotosy, os Penn. avenue, %
n 0UoDG. = q eec :,
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

LIZ THE SENATE, to-day, after a short diss
cussion upon resolution to terminate tho
present called session on Saturday next, they
went into Executive session, wherein they
wera engaged whom the Star went to press.
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY Meet.
IN Ing OF the Hibernia Club will be held a,
Ismperance Hall on THIS Tuesday, EVEN-
ING, at . O'Clock. % 4.~,-5 n. TALBOT,
It, 4. Il .- .ifrr ..E .-.-s. President.p
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THREE BEAufIFUL MKL0DEoNl
81 jug epeaeA sn9 fos ale low:
|sskSn 81. S0ss1 ~ -.
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EMAsONIC- THE MEMBERS OF
~ Hiram Lodge, No 10, are hereby mott.
ned that called-o6 meeting Will be held At their
Hsii on 18th stree, between n ana streets.
LalS tT9eedaO EVENING, March 10Sh, at 7
IN their attendance. Master Masons are very cor.
daily Invited. By order Of the w M:
IL -. y WILLIAM 81 DIET z Sec =
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HORSES FOR SALE,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
! one dozen well broke HORSES, -
driven from b valley OF Virginia cou. ~
prising the d herent grades They may
be seen atthe stable Of George Putnam, AX
corner OF 18th spd streets. south side Of Penn
avenue, nearly opposite Wfllards' Hotel
Among the lot we have one sples did Bav Home,
nearly thorough bred |; is equally good In SADDLE
or harness full 10 hands high; and Ane carriage
Refer to Messrs. Kirk woods.
-~ +. w. MASON,
mar 7.3l& JACOB MILLER.
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, A Remarkably Small Kols 1t is very en-.
rlous to see how small hole great man may
get into when he is hard pushed. N. Disrasli
stated, in speech in the House Of Commons,
that Francs had made a treaty with Austria
TO snstsin the latter In Italy. Lord Palmer.
ston soIsnnly denied thi,, a4ssrtins in the
most unqualified and offensive terms, that the
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GUARDS. ATTEN,

~SMONT6OMEK 6CARDS, ATTEN.
~0 TION.-You are hereby notified to at
tend q special meeting Of the Company on
THURSDAY EVENING the 18th inst. Func-
tual attendance IL called for, a. business ef i'm
portance will be transacted, By order OF Capt.
KEY: THOMAS McENIRY, Z
mar 10.3t --H ...-. -f- Secrdary =
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VIYANTED IMMEDIATELT "A STEADl
w Man 10 take care Of horse and do ut
work. To competent person permanent bo0
ana good wages Win be given. Call at PoTEN
TIN1's Confectiouery, Penn avenue, setver
10Th and It'll streets mari
WHITE MAN AS CoACs'
w man He must thoronghly updenfand BIZ
bu'iness 40 Groom and Coachman and be willinl
% make himself useful about the house when ne
employed with his horses To ons who can pro,
1uoe ths necessary Recommendations viii Enc
employment at the northwest corner Of FrarsH
Square and 18Th streefs. mar IN
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U During years tour in tee south ana
west, Madame tWETT has been copsulted \,
nouAcsd superior clairvoyant ana the VI ocas,
Of the Age.
Isrms Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81; Gentle.
usn, % fvo S-Ims
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF YOUNe
man BY the name Of OsBiITI gKNcKs, from
Wousocket, l., who len the international ho'
tel, February ~. Tor more quiet lodgings, heina
out OF healtn-where II 10 not known Anv 10.
formation concerning him or where be may %, oe
found, win be gratefully received and literally
rewarded II LETT with n. n Pierce, at the Nations
Hotel, or az The police once. ,,r
WANTED.-BOTa LADIES AND 6hN'
w tlemen, more especially those out ri emplo,.
meut, to learn one Of The most prohtsble Arts nov
IN the world. Ii Is also. very light aId &C.
business From s3t as per day can lie maze
u without any labor. HousekeePers ana Hot.
Keepers viii save much expense BY learning thp
greatest Of discoveries Can be Ieafusd In Nv
ninutes eale a. pern snenf n butter. b OF par,
teulsrs sddresS, with stamp enclostd To ThOt
3. SYLVESTER, Boz eoz fesf once, wan
ington city, ID. c. mar W.
nRUG CLERK WANTED NONE NED
IL apply unless he can give good reference as 70
character and capacity; Address "Philo,
through the Post once, IN The hand Writing q
the applicant. mari g
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WANTED IMmEDIATELY.-AG COOP
w Wheelright, TO take charge Of q shop on BIS
Ia plenty Of work now on hand, any good and
steady woIiman win ind this chance 70 bis oyr
advantage For further particulars inquire Of x.
I. JENKINS, uniontown, d. C, near the Nav
Yard Bridge mar e-5s
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ter the G eat western trapper. But tho county
seatwas not we'd from Omaha Next came
the inject Of banks. Six bills were passed,
which were vetoed by the governor. And of
the six, two were passed over him and be-
came laws. y Q have already six banks and
with this addition We should have twelve, in
population Of not more than 20 600 The
governor in bis message warned them of the
evils which must necessarily result in their
foodiEs the Territory with paper, which had
such poor credit for support. By some unfor-
tunate mistake our whole criminal code of
laws was blotted out, and we are now without
any means Of Furnishing offences, except by
recurrence TO the old common law, In Which
hanging is the penalty Of horse stealing, &c.
These subjects alone mark the last session of
the Nebraska Legislature, for besides this, lit.
tie was done
Abcutsevsnty new towns were incorporated,
somewhat in advance Of settlement Ferry
charters In abundance were granted, and ter
ri orial roads in every direction over the Ter.
ritory. About q dozen universities were in
cnrpOratsd, one at almost every town on the
Missouri river An act was passed appointing
the second Tuesday in December the day for
meeting hereafter. 80 :. "a.
Several members Of our Legislature, and
also large number Of our citiseDs, are lsav-
ing for Washington, to be present at the inau-
guration Of Hon. James Buchanan. Owing to
their departure our city to-day, presents .
very quiet appsarance-a calm that will oon-
tinus I'LL the spring immigration pours in upon
rs.
The weather has been quite severe up to
within day or two; but yesterday We had
the frst rain since last fall, and to day the
dark coil Is visible In many places. -.
The city of Omaha has been incorporated
BY the Legislature, and the election for officers
takes place on the first Monda$ in March.
There are many rival candidates for Mayor.
A grand concert and ball are to be given
hare next week for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Library Association-an institu ton til at
ia 10 very fourishing condition and doing 4
great deal Of good The entertainers prom.
ises TO be the grandest affair Of the Sc aaon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

ToUGHs, Colds, Hoarseness, Inhuenza Bron- V chitis, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma In cipient Consumption, and for the relief of consump tive patients in advanced stages of the disease.
 We need not speak to the public of Its virtues throughout every town and almost every hamlet of the American States, its wonderful cures of pulmona " complaints have made it already known. Nay, few the families in any civilized country this continent without some personal experience of it's effects; and fewer yet the communities anywhere which have not among them some living trophy of its victory the subtle and dangerous diseases of the throat and lungs While it is the most powerful antidote yet known to for the formidable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, it is also the pleasantcst and safest remedy that can be employed for infants and young persons. Parents should have it in store against the insdious enemy that steals upon them unprepared. We have abund- ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves more lives by the copsumptionst prevents than those it cures. Keep it by you, and your colds while they are curable, nor neglect them until no human skill can master the noxnrabe canker that fastened on the vitals, eats your life away.
 All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and they know too the virtues of this remedy We ced not do more than them it is still made the best it can be. We spare no cost, no care no toll to produce it the most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely it the best agent which eur skill can furnish for their cure.
 Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER. Practical and Ana lytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass. and sold by A. C. Smith, Litchfed C. McNeil Wolcottvillc: F. Boartl- man, New Milford Pratt < Foster, West Cornwall , and by merchants and druggists throughout the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
INSTRUCTION.

EI Litchfeld, Conn. five hours from New York. ! Particular attention paid to pupils fitting for the Counting room, for College and for Teaching A Chapel, Reading room. Library and Gymnasium have been added to the commodiots building before erect ed, rendering the Institution the most desirable for educational purposes in New England. limited number obtain board with the Superintendent Good Board near at satisfactory prices-1nstruction in German and the French and Italian, by accom- plished Tcachers--R. c. Loveridge, Instructor in Penmanship.-Application should be made early. to FARMER BRACE & Co.,, No. 4, Courtland- Street, New York, or to the Superintendants
 REV JAMES RICHARDS, D. D.,
 REV. THOMAS HARVESTED, N. A. Ltchfeld Conn.,, Nov. 26, 1856. ff-5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
GrOceics. Provisions, Sc,

H uERAH for CHARLES McNElL's! is the talk all AA over town When you ask people where they caa find the best assortment of Groceries and provisions at the lowest prices, the answer is, at CHARLES MCNEIL s, No. West Street, where from morn till night dispensed goods in abundance to the satisfaction of many customers, who take great deasnrc in recommending their friends to come where the finest and best goods sold at little the lowest prices in town-whcrc direct form head quarters he is constantly receiving Teas Coffee, Sugars, Spices, Flour Sal &c., in fact all things necessary to refresh the inner man. thus obyiating the necessity of spending time and travel for the wants of the culinary department of the house.
 expect to show people that sell at the lowest living prices, and fatter myself shall receive the patronage of large share of the people of this town have constantly on hand large assortment of confectionery and fancy goods.
 Attached to the same is an Oyster Saloon fitted up in good style. where all who want good stew can be accommodated at short notcc and the tastes of the greatest cpicure may be satisfied.
 The above is no dream but reality if any one is in doubs please cafl and satisfy yourself. for my motto is to satisfy every one of tie genuineness of every thing which I offer to the public
 CHARLES MCNEIL.
 Litchfeld, April, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
Litchfleld Hat Emporium.

FENHE citizens of Litchfell county are invited to -8 call On the subscriber. who keeps constantly on hand large assortment cf HATS and CATS Of every variety and fashion The subscriber having made complete arrangements with the best and most fashionable houses in New York city for supply of Hats and Caps is prepared to furnish all who may give him call with articles in his line that cannot fail to suit, and at prices cheap as they can be bought ill any place in the United States. He has on hand Silk and Fur Hats of Gcnin's and Knox $ manufacture; also large assortment of Fancy Hats and Caps of every description. He devotes his whole attention to this particular line of business and hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons for their generous support. and humbly asks for continuance of the same Store in West Street, two doors west of the Court House.
 HIRAM JACKSON Litchheld, March, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
Your Attention

respectfully called to the various kinds of Like R. ncsses taken by tine undersigned Dagserrcotypes Arhrotypes and Photographs. which for clcarness, sotness of tone. and truthtullncss as likeness are second to none.
 The Daguerreotype. which has stood the test for seventeen years. is too we'll known to need comment Ambrotypes are positive picture taken directly oa glass make very fine likeness and are becoming very popular Photographs are first taken on glass, then reproduced paper, these surpass the finest steel engraving. Persons wishing to procure like nesses of themselves friends can do better than to call at once and not defer Charges moderate anl satisfaction guaranteed.
 J. l. JUDD,
 No. 7 South street. Titchficld June 0I 1S56
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
Great Sale of Dry Goods,
AT THE " E-HIvE!"

GoING for Sixty days to April 1st, 20 pieces pieces Calico Prints from 8 to II cents 20 pieces Dleached shirtings, from to 10 cents; 10 pieces de Baiges very cheap 10 pieces Merinoes and Par amettas, very cheap; 10 pieces white, red, pink and yellow Flanncls 20 pieces white Irish Linens and Diapers; 10 pieces fancy and black dress Silks 300 pieces assorted styles and colored dress Trim minss; lOOpieces assorted and black velvet Ribbons; 200 pieces assorted Iafeta and satin Ribbons: 50 dozen assorted styles dress Buttons 30 do Merino and cotton Hose, all sizes; 20 do. Mcrino cotton and kid Gloves, all sizes 200 pairs ladies and children Boots and Shoes all sizes ladies Cloths, Cloaks, 1almas, Shawls, &c.; 50 mems Coats, over Goats, Pants and Vestss Over-als. ovor and under Shirts, Drawers, &c:. and other goods in proportion Also--Crockery. Flour. Teas of all kinds and quail ities, Sugars, Molasses, Salt, Spices. &c., Sc.
 Also-Shirts to be made up and Town Agent.
 s. N. DEONSOE.
 Litchfeld, San. 2Sth, 1857. tf-4O
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-19
Waterbury Marble Manufac-
 tory.

TO THE PEOPLE OF LITCHFIELD COUNTY. HO you want to erect good Monument or Gravc 11 Stone to & deceased friend? Call on
 WARREN Do you prefer Marble to Limestone? if you do call on wARREN Do you wish 10 trade with an homes. man? Call on WARREN Do you want monument of Granite or Free stone? Call on WARREN. Do you want a chaste design fer Monument or tombstone? Call on WARREN. Do you want anything in my line at fair prices, with good work and stockl Call wARREN. Do you want a reference? Call on Dr. Lewis or Dr. Eucl, or Rev. Mir. Wiley, or Mir. Crossman. of Litchfeld Mir. Holibrd, or Mfr Horton or Mir Clark. of Winstc1 Dca. Picket or Samuel Ensign of South Farms; Gen. Ahernathy of Wolcottville or of any of the numerous customers who have patron ize'i me in the county
 Watc, bury, Dec, 1856. s1.-s4