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WASHINGTON, Dec 7-PM

HousE-On motion of Mr.. Clingman, the
rules Of the last House were adopted, till 9TH
erwise ordered, with proviso to the Esd rule,
viz, that whenever any committee shall have
occupied the morning hour for two days. it
shall not be in order for such committee to
report until the other committees shall have
been called in turn. Mr.. G. alluded to the
fact that the Committee Of Public Lands had
for several sessions monopolised the morning
hour, compelling the other committees to rely
on the courtesy of the House to make reports.
Mr.. Allen, of Illinois, was elected Clerk of
the House, receiving the same number of
votes as Mr.. Orr received for Speaker. Mr.
Blossbrenner was elected Sergeant-at-A Arms,
and Mr.. Hackney Door keeper. Mr.. Cluskey
was declared Postmaster by resolution.
Mr.. Florence, of Pa. gave notice of his in
tention to introduce a bill for the entire sup
preston Of all bank notes as currency, or
bank notes of a less denomination than 300
as circulating medium in the District of Co
lumbia. The House then adjourned.
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Washingtou Items,
WAsurNGroN. Dec 6-M

The Southern mail. which arrived this eve
ming, brings the Mobile Register of the Both
ult. That paper learns that rumor was re-
ceived at New Orleans by the steamer Daniel
Webster that the steamer Fashion had land
ed Gen. Walker and his band OF fillibusters
in Nicaragua, and was on her way back 10
New Orleans.
AT a caucus Of the Democratic members OF
the House of Representatives, which was held
this evening, the following nominations were
made: For Speaker-lIon. James L. Orr. of
South Carolina; C!erk--Mr. Allen, of ILL
nois Postmaster-Mr. C;urky, of Georgia
Door-keeper-Mr. Hackey, of Virginia Ser
geant at Arms-Mr. Glossbrenner, of Penn.
The nomination of Printer was postponed till
Monday night, when another caucus will be
held.
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A SAD BEREAvEMEST.-MRs. BETTE DREW
The young and beautifurwife of one who has
been long attached to this office, LETT us two
or three weeks ago in all the vigor
Of health, youth and hope, for n short
visit to her mother, and all that comes back
to US, after this brief absence, are her litcless
rcmains-her beamrg eye Is closed forever
her lips are pallid, and her warm hand is
grasped in death. 1t is q sudden and sad
bereavement to her young husband, with
whom she hal dwelt scarcely year. To the
widowed mother. now alone and childless, the
event falls with severe affection upon the
heart, which can find no comfort in such sor-
rows but in lifting its hopes to the mansions
60 which the departed spirit has assembled.
The community will feel deep sympathy
with the whole family in this sudden and
painful affection.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-N
The strike at Piermont among the freight
laborers and breakmen OH the Erie Railroad,
in consequence of ten per cent reduction in
wages is about over. Nearly two hundred
car lords Of freight had accumulated on the
Eastern division, by Saturday last, and hat
few trains were dispatched Westward las,
week had to be loaded up by the agents and
clerks ut the pier head. The strikers on
Wednesday spiked Railroad bar across the
track which threw locomotive off. breaking
it up and nearly causing an awful disaster OF
life.
The train contained 800 emigrants bound
West. The insurrection was brought to q
termination on Saturday by the sudden ap-
pearance of the Piermont guards, with load.
cd muskets. and the cooperation of twenty
seven stout looking men from New York.
Most of the laborers turned on Saturday, but
the brakesmen still hold out.
The Police remained at Piermont, to in
sure tranquility, and will probably return to
day.
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WAY OF RETREAT FOR THE MoRMoNs.-

WAY OF RETREAT FOR THE MoRMoNs.-
Col. A. b. Gray, of the Engineer Corps, re-
ports that the Mormons have q colony of
1900 persons, mostly chosen and able bodied
men, IN Lower California, where they are
preparing for larger settlement and fixed
abode. A good road has already been OPEN
ed from the Southwestern valley, six hun
dred miles in length, to this new settlement.
Constant communication is kept mp between
Salt Lake and the Colonists, and the infer
ence is that they have their eye on Lower
California and Sonora as a Canaan Of refuge,
If expelled from the United States. BY aid
Of their Indian allies they could defy the
power of the Mexican government, and final
iy establish an independent sovereignty OF
their own. The circumstances Of Mexico al
the present time favor such designs.
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The Mos, skep,,cal people-can be convin,

The Most SkepttcaI PeOpIe-Can be cohv1hceu
by trial that all the family medicines not humbug,
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are few VI great merit and undoubted worth OF
these, DIR. SASroRD's INvIGokAroR OR LIVER REM
Epy, stands first and foremost among the remedies OF
the day that can be relied medicine that is all il
is recommended by its propretors Itahvertises itself
ON every trial, for tn who it but tell
their friends to do so, and so II goes from mouth to
mouth, till all the people Of the Union have learned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine. Ii Is recon-
mendsd, with testimonials prove its virtue, for the
Of liver complaints OF every Kid, from the worst
Dyspepsia to a common hesarhe. and is particularly
adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants, and diseases Of Children. (see Advertise
ment.) dec2.
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The Selling Qualities OF Beerhave's Holland
Bitters.
QUEBEC, CANADA, June 90, 1854.
We have no DOUBT it will sell well here.
Send us one gross.
JOHN MUSSON & co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July, l, 1854.
Send us gross Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers. We want a medicine of this kind in
our market. JOHN BIRKS IL CO..
Medical Hall.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There is quite a ready sale here for your
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
WIN. III. WOLFF.
LEwIsTowN, Pa, Dec. "a, 1856.
Send me dozen Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers, per X. R.-will remit. less discount.
CHARLES RITZ.
WELLsBuHG, Va. Nov. l, 1856.
Send me another box, 3 dozen, Berhave's
Holland Bitters. IL is taking the lead here
of all other Bitters.
WIN. III. KIRKER.
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Our National dI.order.-br. Roback's Cur.

Our N0tlO00I 0lSOFOers-DTs ssOD2Ch SuSCDs
The American stomach is a tormenting or
gan. 1t is generally out of order. The rea-
son is obvious. The driving man Of business
has not time, or will not take time, properly
to masticate his food. Ill, bolts it. and as
bad habits are catching, all classes follow his
example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
compli, ations--hcnce Indigestion, Liver
complaint, and disorders of the Bowels, in
all their various phases. Against these and
hundred other complaints, DIR. Roback is
waging an DISCRIMINATING warfare. His wea-
pons are the famous Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier, and they are irresistible. The sue
cess Of these Medicines has been astonishing,
even in an age eff scientific miracles. They
do not alleriate, they eJtinguih a disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility, the des-
pondcncy, which characterize Affections OF
the digestive and secretive organs, vanish
under the influence of these preparations.
The constitution itself seems to acquire new
energy under their operation. We say to the
sick, everywhere, read DIR. Roback's adver-
tisements, and give his Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier fair trial.
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t~"I Have Saved S5OO.'-Thisremark,m made
by gentleman the other day, whose strength had been
restored to him Ivy bottle OF Professor De Graths
(genuine) "ELECTRIC 0IL," would apply to thou
sands, especially the woman, who depends
sefexertion for support. No person can save money
who Is half the time sick, lame. rheumatic, and suffer
ing from pain; but IL timely caution were used and
before consumption becomes sealed from cold and
posure the application Of this Electric o should lie
made, hundreds OF dollars would be saved, and life
made tolerable also Ask Mark Griggs, Esq, Is Mar
shall street, Philadelphia, and hundreds who have
been cured. For sale by Keller & White, also PEN
nington, and Hallok & Stoddard. nov25.
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CANAL ARRIVALS.

ARRIVED SINCE SATURDAY.
THE COLLIER, from WorthiDgton, with
Lard, 500 bushels of wheat, 60 bbls. flour, and
$50 bushels turnips to Geo. Foster & Co.
EVANSVILLE, from Petersburg, with l96
kegs Lard, l47 bbls. of Pork and sundries to
Geo. Foster 81 Co.
MORGAN, from Petersburg, with 24Oo lbs.
of Bulk Pork to Geo. Foster d Co.
LAUGHLIN, from Newberry, with 100
kegs OF Lard, lag bbls. of flour and sur
dries to Geo. Foster 81 Co.
WASHINGTON, with sundries to various
consignees.
J.E. TAYLOR, from Toledo, with marble
for M. A. Lawrence.
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Fo, washin. Infant, and Children,

Mothers and Nurses will find ''f0NTAINE'S
CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" superior to all
spirits, soaps lotions. Its,rich medicated lather
PENETRATING the skin. prevents chang and eruptions
and promotes tat health, delicacy and sweetness
pleasing In chn lren.
FOR REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS,
&c-A few applications will produce the most agreca-
BILE results In imparting whiteness, cleaess and beau
ty to the complexion
F.G. FONTAINE u CO., sos Broadway and No.
Astor House, New York. Sold by all druggists.
TT. s.. " weow. I'm.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec IN

WASHINGTON, Dec IN
Dense crowds arc on the galleries and other
parts OF the capitol. The greetings between
members and friends are pleasantly exciting.
SESATE-Fifty Senators present. They
were called to order by the Secretary, who
read letter from the Vice President stating
that he would not be able to reach Washing
ton at the commencement of the session.
On motion OF Mr.. Benjamin, a resolution
was adopted that the oath prescribed by the
Constitution be administered to new Senators
by Mr.. Bright, the oldest member present.
Andrew johnson Of Tennessee, and Clarke
Of New Hampshire, new members, took their
seats.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for
President pro tenn. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of Ala.
was chosen. He returned thanks.
The usual resolutions were adopted to in
form the House and President of the United
States of the organization of the Senate.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, and confirmed the Presidents nomina-
tiGn OF George W. Bowman, editor of the
Bedford Gazette, as Superintendent of Public
Printing.
The HousE-Two hundred and twenty-one
members answered to their names; quorum
was thus aseertained to be present.
The House then proceeded to the election
VI CiSahCls MI. VII was Nv
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee, and Mr.. Grow by Mr..
Banks. The result was, Orr l2S, Grow 81,
Is scattering. The announcement was greet
ed with applause.
The Clerk appointed Messrs. Stevens and
Banks to conduct Mr.. Orr to the chair, and
the oath was administered by Mr.. Giddings
On assuming the chair, he expressed his
thanks for the honor conferred, aud said the
delicate and responsible duties of the chair
would be mparatively light If he would be
so fortunate as to secure the cooperation OF
members in dispatching business and in up.
holding the dignity of the House. He pro-
missed TO administer the rules which may be
adopted with firmness and impartiality. The
great business confided to them by the pco-
pie, admonished them to cultivate patriotism
as expansive as the confederaey itself. He
cherished the hope that the business of the
House would be so transacted as to promote
the interest and happiness of the people, and
that the Constitution would be maintained
in its integrity; and that their legislation
! would quicken the greatness and glory Of
their common country.
Members were sworn in; advancing by del
egations for that purpose to the Clerks desk
The House adjourned without transacting any
other business.
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HoxIcIDE.-CARBUcK, the hand on the
steamer Kate Sarchet, who received the fatal
leyee, on Wednesday night last, died on FRI
day night at the hospital from the effects of
his wounds, snd was buried on Saturday,
The man who inflicted the wound disappear
ed Immediately after he was discharged by
the maristrate.
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The HOME JoURSAL.-Now is the season
for renewing the subscriptions to this uni
versally popular Newspaper. Those who
have taken it for c year need no commenda-
ton Of it, to them it is an indispensable week
ly visitor. To those who have never made
It's acquaintance, we commend it as family
paper, afiording unfailing amusement and
agreeable information. In the home circle it
has a place that no other publication can
fill. a.
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THE AMERICAN AenrcuLrunrsr.- hav

THE AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsr.-Weh have
received aeopy OF this most excellent agri-
cultural serial, published by Orange Judd,
ESQ.,, No. lSs water street, New York, once
q month, for the extremely low price ofsl 90
per annum. Each number is worth nearly a
years subscription to an intelligent farmer.
We do not know any way in which farmer
could invest dollar so proftably as by mail
ingit to the publisher and ordering the Agri-
eulturist for year.
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THE DALTON DIVORCE CAsE.-The famous
or Infamous Dalton div orce case, which made
90 much gossip in Boston, has been discon-
tinued, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton have made
1t all up and have been living together in re-
tirement for some four or five months.
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lt can Never be KnOwn!.

Even to the most observing, without a BREACH OF
confidence, Of which the inventor is incapable.
WHO USES
For the purpose Of concealing natural blemish or
the frosts Of age, the celebrated preparation known
CHRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
This Dye is guaranteed by the first analytical chem
lists II the United States, to contain ingredient de.
eterious to the Hair. 1t is instantaneous in its opera
ton, and the color produced is perfect
Of Nature. hat detection is impossible.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dresses.
CRIsrADoRo Co., No. Aston House, New York.
NJ. W. Y. Weow I'm.
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IL Read This-For all Bowel Diseases, Cholera,
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation, and General De
bility, Of nothing better than DE-. ostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bitters. One wine glass taken
three times each day, before meals will be sure cure
for all the above diseases, will remove all heviIess
from the stomach keep you free from costveness, as
sst digestion, give good appetite, and impart a
healthy tone to the whole system. Every family
should keep these Bters on hand dnring the summer
season as family medicine Foe sale by all principal
druggists and dealers generally. dec2.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

hRDERED. That the owners of Blocks Nos. % and
" in Stockwell's Enlargement Lamasco, living and
being between sth and sth street, and 9Th aud leth
streets, on Division street, and also lots Nos H. 70 and
Us in BLOCK No. l5s Lamasco, cause the nuisance exist
ing said DESERVED property, caused M standing
water, to he aated by filling up said property Of sufe
c,ent heghth to drain said water from of the same.
SAID work to re done within ten DAVIS after the puhlica
Council VIII proceed TO have said work done and the
costs and expenses occurring thereby will lie assessed
TO and collected by sale said property or so much
thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs BY order of
Common CCuncil.
poy55 ivy sbote copv
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wkLL's PATENT jon Pass FOR SALE.-The in
crse of business making it for US to get
larger Power Press Of different ern, will dis
pose OF this Press for third its original value in
consideration Of its having been used for two or three
years II will print from 1900 to 1870 impressions per
hour-platen: IL by IS inches. Any office desiring
Press Of this kind will do well to make immediate APP
plication, the low price which ii IS offered will
make IL ready sale.
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From PHILADELPHIA.

HlLADELFHIA, DeC III
Davis & Steel's forwarding warehouse,
Burbridge & Sons stables, Jeffries d Son q
coach spring fact ry, on Marketstreet, above
Eighth, were destroyed by fire early this
morning. Two dwellings on Grape st. were
also destroyed. Other buildings adjoining
were damaged.
Ringold school house, on Eighth and Wa
ter streets, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning. Insured,
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Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
The Anti.BiliOus Pills.
An auxilery to the "cure."
These Remedies destroy the Disease but not the Pa
tient.
W. b. CHAPLIN, Wholesale Agent, r. 1.
Fer sale by Druggists generally.
iell-6mo-d&w
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10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by the
use Of Helmbold's Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Ez-
tract OF Buchu-a most positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments. Read the advertisement in
another crlumn, headed "Helmbold's Genuine Prepa.
octsi I'm wOOLsEY 4 SAWYER. Agents.
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DRUG STORE,
HOUSE TO RENT,

"A HOUSE situated in the lower part Of The city,
a containing eight Rooms, with two good Cisterrs
and Cellar also fine Garden, with shru,ieTy and
rut trees and sabling for six horses, will he rented
!" good tenant ON reasonable terms. Apply TO
sept29-tf NATHAN Rt'WI Fy
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER,

WABASH-Per steamer Union-493 bbls.
of -four to Bement e. Vicle; 474 sacks OF
wheat to wm.. b. Preston; 80 sacks of wheat
to p. &. O'Riley e Co.; 2l0 bbls. OF -four to
j. S. Mitchell; 30 bbls. of Pork, heads and
feet: Is bbls of Lard; 10 casks Of Hams: 25l
sacks of wheat to consignees.
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NEW YnRK Dec q

Cotton has declining tendency; sales OF
200 bales; no quotable change. Flour firm;
IL 900 bbls sold. Wheat firm; Al, 900 bush
sold at 20@1 so for white, and coal 80
for red; Milwaukee spring Oo@l O2, and 20
@95 for Chicago spring. Corn quiet; ] 4, O0O
bush sold ut s3@s5. and 70 for new white.
Provisions dull. Hogs firm. Coffee heavy
at $685.. Tobacco i@7X. Stocks dull.
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To FARNERs.-We direct the attention OF
farmers and others, to the mills advertised
by Mr.. MOONEY in another column. They
are-we are told-the most admirable ma
chimes of the kind in use. They save more
than their cost every season.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec IN
Sales Of Ohio Flour at 1905 So; sales OF
City Mills at 4 rs. The supply of Wheat is
large and the market dull: sales OF red at 81
@l 10; white 05@l II. Corn heavy; sales
of new white ut 45@5O; yellow 46@55. Wits
ky better; sales az 23@231f.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos. -, II
" los 10, H. II, ~, 20 81, p, g, and "a, in Block
No. g. Crescent Enlargement, and fractional Lot No.
9, in Stockwel's Enlargement, cause PLANK sidewalk
to be laid down the South side Of 10th street,
tending from Vine to Division street, ami the North
side of Division street to Ann street, the same being
front Of and joining said described property Said
Plank sidewalk TO he complete within thirty days after
the publication of this notice. and default thereof
the Common Council will proceed and Eave Slid work
done, and the Costs and expenses accrune thereby will
much thereof will satisfy said lie and costs
By order Of Com. Council.
WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
Observation-Disclosures COPY.
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Murray a. Lanm.n,s Florida water.-I

Murray e. Lanman's Florida Water.-Have
you an irritable skin! Can you appreciate the breath
Of howersi Do you wish for clear complexion In
this baisamic floral have the best confer
irrant. the baImiest perfume, the finest cosmetic in
existence. Sold by d. 7. Lanman Co wholesale
druggists 81 Water street. New York. and by all drug
gists, at SOC. per bottle. novl20-lwd&w.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED. That the owners Of Lots No. 9. 10 and
" IL Block No. 81 East Enlargement, cause the al
ley in rear of and adjoining said Lots. and extending
from LIST street through said Block No. 81 until il inter-
sects the alley, running at right angles through said
Block, to be brought to the proper grade within ten
days after the publication of this notice, and in de.
fault thereof the Common Council will proceed 20
have said work done and the costs and expenses ac
cruing thereby will be assessed to and collected by
sale of said lots much thereof will satisfy said
lien and costs. By order of the Common Council, Il
Attest: WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk
observation-disclosures copy.
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Dahell a. ConvnRfon

nave received Emerson's Magazine and Put
MANS Monthly for December, rich in matter
and illustrations. They are the agents for
the Atlantic Monthly, and furnish it deliv-
cred at the publishers prices. "I
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From New York.
No. w.

The steamer Baltic is signalled below.
Mr. VIM. III. Wetmore, a merchant Of this
city, who done business at No. so Dey street,
committed suicide yesterday at his residence,
No. 724 Broadway, while laboring under
temporary insanity, caused by a severe attack
of erysipelas.,
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VUH0BACCO.-
IL 30 boxes Patt's and Dicks, lump Tobacco;
% butts yacksons 10 lump tobacco;
% do Extra Va. tbs do do
10 cxes Francis Rose, n do
10 10 Macready, n lump do
do Ered ID do do
Il do Ed. WarSie n do do
IS caddies Jas. Thomas, Jr., Diadem Twist Tob.:
80 do Pat Buffers y n lump Tobacco,
10 butts Dicks n lump do
10 kegs Dough Nut Tobacco.
The above favorite brands have just been received
and added to our already ,arge stock making our as
sortment complete. Country purchasers are respects
fully solicited to give us cali efore buying elsewSe
sept5 WHEELER g. RIGGS