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TheLife and Times OfAaronBurr.
BY JAMES PARTON.


Fourth Edition, with Steel Portraits and WoOd-cuts
Aaron Burr was one Ct the NEST gallant soldiers Of the
RsvolutiOu the most successful lawyer perhaps ever a.
the New York bari the shreWdest Ct politicians, and the
first Of sibus,srs His Hispressas the extremes Of non
and disgrace weaIhaBd poverty, and ahOFds materials
for Of the most deeply Interesting ana instructive olog
rsphes ever written How well Mr. Paron has perform cd
the work Of biograpbsr may be iudgae from the htten
ton the book has received from the press and The opinions
expressed respecting it well as from the apidy Of It's
sale Four editions have now been sold ia less than Two
monhs While de press Of New York city clone has leTo
ted mora han forty columns 70 reviews Of and discussions
arising from it. The following short extracts indicate The
quality Of the BOOK
From the Nsu York TFiJuas.
at not founded in fact but fact itse-the
true story Of an errng, hayward, wasted human lieths
life OF who, in bis estate was hardly less than
srchangsl ruined The manner in which Mr. aOn has
discharged the duties Of biogaDher in the composition
Of this work. demands cordial and emphatic rsco nitOn
Every page bears the marks OF indsaugsbie labor. II
Wss no small chaos Of material which be Undertook to re-
duee 70 historic order and be has performed his task with
the zsai Of 81 aDtquaTy and the taste Of artist"
From the BOstOH Post
more interesting, nay, fascinating volume than Tire
one IN hand, we have rarely met with, Not w
III We had read this volume had the slightest idea Of
Mr. PaEtons ability, ether q compiler or historian.
Net only is The Life and Times Of Aaron Burr sin-
gulaTy void Of that her0-Worshp which usually dis
gUs attendant upon biOg phers but the tragic story
told With the power and simplicity Of genuine poet
IL is impossible not 70 read after one has begun"
From lIs NORTH american RevisE.
at ought to be read BY every American who would know
the Ht0ry Of his Own country"
From the "LoWA1sr' n Harper's Weekly
Ar Parton has written Of the most fascinating of
Biographies the its OF Aaron Burr II s poor cnnDG-
ment g say that this life interesting novel but it
would BE the highest praise Of novel to say that had IS
much substance progress interest and moral this boe-
aphy The reader gets idoa Of the personal atrae
ton Of the man in the very singular interest which his
mantle story eGotes."
JUST RECEIVED By
w. 4. BERRY & CO.,
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~ Messrs A. c. & A. B. BEECH, have fixed up
the large and elegant store on College street. recent
" occupied BY Messrs. BEECH, WEBB & Co., for a
retail dry goods establishment and are now open
ing large and we'll assorted stock Of goods for the
spring trade They will have one Of the best stands
in the city, and with stock Of entirely new goods,
will be able to offer extraordinary inducements to
purchasers
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VaInable Earn for Sale-

THAT Vaaabs Farm on which he undsFsEned resi-
me lass ten years, j. oF sale 10 lies The waite,
Of rvsT IN The county % Codee eight niles from Ma
chester, and seven miles from fallaaoma, and m
from Normandy Inc uact contains hundred ana ly
acres, go ac5 OF which 10 cleared, be the more of
less, Of aFst rate farming land. Il formally knouu
tho Davidson pnee3 on this tm two cumiora9is resi-
eni win ali necessary houses, barnss CRIBS ad l11
OF ne 1est qualii3 two young 0rcaads Of enoee fi
good sprnEs wafer 10 a0undlnce anQ elocA H5sef penny
running through dheran sections Of Eaid am AAro OF
both tracts is equal % any Or crops, either ~ la or gas
and oo.h united They VII be sold aepait. % otner
size. a. those wishing % bay Acaai OF course
Wish 70 view me pramlses before le9ai llf.ai ~
dsoasNvS1 HQDGE RA1Es
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80 -, ( EIiI 80, .Eo.,rn.-I

We learn thatSig Luigi Mont, Of Harvard College has
Ce1cl, and that 1t is in Of publication There
will undoubtedly lie great desire 70 this volume
GuerrsEZ probably the st disiingu shed Of living
Italian author and glad 70 know that the mod.
ern literature d laiy-Eith WLch We are but Little &C
quaIuted-W be Insug1Tated by brilliant specimen
# novel Ert this is. The life OF Beatrice has been
generally, indsed may say entirely usuRCeratood bu
GuerTazs has sbOFu IN his very powerful work. com
peIed alter careful labor what Is probably the correct
plsuOH OF tas sad history Every has read Shelbys
tragedy OF the CenC ana those fortunate enough to have
extended their travels far Italy, remember IS one Of
q Ovest specimens Of att the admired and copied
portrait Of Beatrice by Guido, in The gallery Of the
BarbeIin Palace
GueraH in bis Preface to the work says addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice
Iuasmuch IS have been able to comprehend thee i'm
pOre for Bucel power 70 narra;e worthy thy his
tory TO these dear Italian madens who love thee as sis
departed though the shadow Of centuries and
half is spread thy spuchrs. Verify thine is his
tory OF ssd crimes; but the m2dens of my country will
read It, Ii will pierce their gentle souls hEe sword but
they will Teadt When the youth whom they love E ap-
preaching they will hasten bushing hide It, but they
will read it, and will offer thee the only gfT that can be
given to the betrsyed-teaTs"
The efec, Of this powerful work upon the upassouats
and vehement Italian reader SUCH that certain Of the
governments have insrdicted its publication aud now
rarely seen in Italy.
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B6y- Msssrs WELLS, HOoFER Co. have opened
a new drug store at No. p Cedar street, where they
have large stock of fresh and pure drugs. Parties
in want Of any thing in their line may rest assured
that they will get the very best. They are clever
gentlemen, and will no doubt, receive, Es they de-
serve, q liberal patronage.
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An ADDRESS TO THR Corn SHELLER, WHICH Il
Eow SMELLING AT No. AZ PUEBLO SoUARE.-Great
shelter! Most unquestiOnsbly you're some on the
corn question. You're the eliminated quintessenoe
Of ingenuity Where's Johnson, the man '0hdt con
esiTsd the idea Of you and the person to when you
eve your existence, great shelter! VIII you're
owner perpetuate his name in a monument Of oobs
Mr.. johnson, you're genius You're noisy ouss
great stripper Of cObs-but you can't help it,
reckon. Does it hurt you much when the ears is
passing through your internal arrangements?
reckon not. You've got stomach for the business
You do a clean business you're paying institu-
ton; you shell Out-iB fact, you do 1t up brown!
commend you to the acquaintance Of the Cherokee
Corn Planter which is also, notwithstanding very
great institution and can plant, drop, and cover,
nigh about as fast as you can shell Adieu! great
stripper Of cobs, adieu! l hope you'll prosper.
Your power il tremendous -" quite fierce to be-
holdl" You're useful and can shell heap-but,
yOu're-Adieu-au TeuOir. feb % If
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Lectures on EurOpe.

TIHE REV. DR.. BAIRD, who has resided aud travelled
much in Europe during the last twenty years, will give
Of eight Historical Lectures that part OF the
world, illustrated BY large and admirable maps) the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church in this city the
week and the following The which will
be introductory and free will be delivered tonight,
and will TO the present political state Of Europe, and
character OF the principal TuleFs-LOuis Napoleon,
Alexander IL, Frederick William " Queen Victoria ETC.
The will be given on Wednesday Night,
and will RussiR and Poland. The will
Friday Night and will relate TO Turkey, Greece and
War The East The remaining lectures Ger
many, France, etc y will be given next week ana the fol
lowing.
TERMS.
Ticket TOT the coarse, ~
Two licEetds o.
rive llcketst "
Tickets Students and Clerk each 90
Admission 10 single D5ctuFe, p cents.
Tickets % be mad at the Bookstores Of W. T. Berry
g. Co. Chas. Smith, and John YOrk d Co., aud at the
door. The Lectures will GOmmFnce st7H O'Clock.
feb 9J-lW
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THE ORAToRIo.-The OratOriO Of the Creation, by
Hayden, will be repeated at Odd Fellows Hall, by
Mr.. WEBER and q number Of amateurs Of the city.
Those who heard it performed last week. speak Of it
In the very highest terms, as having been performed
in a style that cannot be surpassed. Two lady ANA
tsurs, Of rare qualifications as vOcslsts who were
prevented from participating in the first perform
hnce, will assist to night Those who wish to enjoy
rich musical treat, should be at Odd Fellows Hall
tonight
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CORRESPONDENCE
GA1ETr THEATRE, Feb. "a, Is

GAETT THEATRE, Feb. "a, 1858.
c. H. CoEGER, ESQ, Dear Sir: In the course Of
nine ten days shall have opportunity Of test
flying my respect for the Firemen Of this city.
Be pleased to lay before the heads Of the depart
msnt in my name, the use of the Gaiety Theatre for
the occasion Of q benefit to them.
Should the gentlemen accept, shall be gratihed
to meet any who may be deputed to arrange the
pieces, and the night on which it shall come off. 1
an sir
With much respect, yours Obediently,
W. II. CRISP,
Per C. D. OWENS, Sec'y.
P. S.--Favor me with your reply ct your earliest
convenience.
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NASHVILLE.

M M acknowledgements fa inserted IN this
uiiTer. eTeenr from those Tgh have EeAu-
far eunfrnGrE, and except legal MetseS-f
unt,Tr maid tor az ghe GlERe % tnaeEtASA'
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COUNTY COURT JUDGE

We are authorized 20 announce JAMES WHITWoktH
candidate for Judgs OF the County Court O. Da'a.'A
county the ensuing March election.
We are authorised 10 snnounoe WILLIAN BhoEH'Aa9,
candidate fnr the once Of Judge Of TIE County Ooa' o.
Davidson county. Election 20 be Asld on me on o. A
,s-s fet24-d'rV2W.
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Ia The Kentucky Legislature, previous to sd-
jOurnment, passed resolution to raise regiment
Of volunteers for the Mormon war.
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NAsHrILEE. Feb. q. 1858.

Mr.. W. H. CRIsr, Deer Sir: Your note Of this
date is received Permit me, in behalf Of the Fire
Association Of Nashville, to return you grateful
Acknowledgements for the kindness you propose. It
is the highest wish Of the Fire Department Of the
city to merit and receive the respect and esteem Of
the citizens. For this voluntary manifestation Of
your substantial regard, as a citizen, and the
oOmplishe Manager Of the Gaiety Theatre, we
are deeply grateful, and will cherish it Of the
brightest events Of our career. In accepting your
generous offer We know not whether it may be in
our power hereafter to make suitable return; but
We are sure to hold continually in grateful remem-
brance. Very truly, SC,
c. H. CONGER,
president Fire Association.
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JJTB have moved into The New We're House No. 50.
w Public square, Nashville, EeuD.1 Wnsrs
We propose 70 do business iBprO ed paH We nave
now for sale q nice ass0TtmentO
IMPORTED AND DOME8TIC
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C.
Ana We sonstths pasonars q our snds and o. buysn
si - ,1S. UsLAs a co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

'Ths nest work Of It's ssss Without a shadSW Of rsssr-
vsfon % be found in the whole range q American hsra-
tuie '-Mns STEFEEHs's REH MosTEII.
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ST. sTOCKMAN


Wayland, Mass, Feb. S, I-57
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Genlss HayIHg realize the
good Effects your Hair Restorative, wish " safe
adding hair growing thin, well az gray was Undue
ed from Whag hoard trY tne arel5 prepared
By you, promote its growth and change II color.
YOUTH both Of which t aas Effected completely. lu
the operation have used nearly three bot,lsa
Fours &C, JANIS FRANCIS.
o. !. WOOD 8 CO., fr0PuetOrs, 3l2 Broadway, Sea
New lin tho srsa u Wire Railing Est4bishmsntJ l1d
~ MSrzstst., Louis No. And sod by all good Drug.
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We are authorized 70 announce W. D. CABLER Is q can
lidate for Constable for he Nashville district.
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Hand Plaster.

WE will receive per Nashville 1856 barrels Plas
W ter OF Paris Its we'll known efficacy citing
growth Of wheat aud clover, makes Il invaluable to Far
ms The increased yield may be safely set down at
thiFd 10 OBs-halE For sale by HARRIS & co.
once at W. H. Gordon & Co.'s, No. 20 Markets s..
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1900 Pounds.

The training and subduiBg has the work OF
years the capture 10 the mountainous Wlds
Australia; and attended with extreme danger ana toll
hone except those who have witnessed his extreme d0ch
will believe the astonishing power possessed by Mr. Low
ell over gigantic ANIMAL and the performances every
where have been attended with the greatest success
Strange may this celebrated Bear will close and
open command, will waltz upon MS hind feet will
throw aud will stand upon his head, and also
exhibit the manner bis aacksOI rest, &c, and per
forming other feas beth surprising and neTesuBg.
Nh Lowell will enter the cage, rsPOss In very Of
the mOnssTpace his head Whin his formidable Jaws, and
play and Ondle him with kitten.
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT LOWELL AND his
GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR.
A PET TIGER.

Accompanying the Rear, is Pet TIGER ptursd train
ed, aad shown bv Mr.. A, Lowell tho % animal
trainer. The Tiger captured bF him time snee
during excursion IN The interior Of Bengal and is now
completely broken that he will Watcn the properly Of his
like dOEj will protect and guard him when sloep-
ing; will hunt capture and bring and IN short do all
that is possible animal a. the slightest sign
TPThis wonderful Bear may be seen At
be corner of Church Cherry streets, OppOstt e
the Union and American office,
II Abundance 25 cents; Children under 10 years IS
lf7u2T.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

T'HE RESTORATIVE OF rEOP. o. J. WOOD FOR RS
iORlAG ualr PERFECTLY and permanently has never
yet had rival, volume alter got from
all parts Of the world, and from Intelligent, %
prove hat IL - perfect ResGorutivsj 1ut read
NE circular asd you cannet dOubJi read The following
NJ y IHE HA1R.-PeOpl5 have Tor centuries been afflicted
win bald heads and only remedy heretofore EuIWns
has been those abOmInz0e wigs BY recent discovery %
Professor Wood thess articles being ls dispensed WLh
but May persons s palfo7tze them, because tnsy
have been Ofen imposed b. Hair Tonic differ
eut kinds. To all persons 70 earnestly make the
quest, that they viii Try ones aanl for u Woods Assl0ra
live there tong fail We know u a lady whc
bald, used the article shor. time her bead 10
covered mplst5y with The uuisst beautiful
CuTls Imaginable. We Know Of numerous where hair
rapidly falling cut, which restored 10 greater psrsc-
zion tEaU 10 mad been boloTe.
H iasO gaout doubt one OF the beat articles for keep
ing the uar Ga good c1n1u0n- loI ossF,
moving dandruh, and has proved ts6 ths zrslss. -r
10 eli me Ills that harris heir 20.
10 Is he duty Of every % improve tleir personal az
pearlnca thoagn sumo may dlnsr gard the ways 1s
doing Ii OuL every one VIII admit beautiful head
nair s m man or woman Is 5s dear
51 ana t-rs are no means llgt sl1aI as united O.
oo.an slch considsratlou FOHAs's ADyo1AEE FlIla-
d5lphE
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, MARCH Isr, 1858,

VWTE will sell for CAEHin front Of our Warehouse com
w piee assortment Of GROCERIES,, consisting part
follows, viz:
40 hhds sugar, 100 bTs Star Candles.
900 bags coffee, lOO hlf grs Star Candles,
IS bbs Nolasses, IS bKs selected w. R. Cheese,
40 bbls esd pOw'G Sugars, 100 bbs White Wbisky,
IS kits Mackersl, Is n. Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs NJ RssinB, 10 bbls Holland Gu,
10 sacks Pecsns 50 do n. b Rum
sacks Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
l2 cases saIdIRss, IS dOE painted Buckets,
20 box Cove Oy aeFB, 30 nests Tubs,
lobEgs Pepper, IS bXs Starch,
% chests leas, $50 bIs Soap,
20 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bxs BOyls's Candles,
s. coils Rope, 100 doz MasOn's Backing
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes Fasks,
Together with numerous other articles make up com.
pete sale LAEIBR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
fsb93-td. 80. % Market Street
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LaWrenCeburg Money.

WE taking LawreBcsbuFg Bank Notes par pay
W msnt Of all accounts due Us, and for any article
have for sale,
feb ., 1855. v GORDON & co.
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- - COchOct0n, Ohio, Nov. ~, IslG
u WOOD d COs-CTgnlss AZ have been euH4asd
selling your Halr Restorative the lass FOR your
local 1geats5 * ID. HarznsOnl and having experience
mo beneficial ELECTS OF 10 MYSELF would Ike sbtaugr
agency Tor TIE state Of Chic, State Inc NJ et
olnulo you wish 70 make such arrangement a. am
convinced there nothing equal 90 20 Boz The aisd sts
Tor restoring the hair engaged 90 ihs DruE
business 1r several years, znd have sold ya1us plspl
uOna Tor she hair, bat have Juni nothing that restores e
i-cfettYe invIgOTaos tbs scalp we'll you're
being fully WINGED that your restorative s What yJu
present IL % be-, would like engage The sac o. IT, -
am 5ailshod 10 must SELL
HouFs truly, 8. T. bIoChAAN.
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For Rent

A FRANB COTTAGE, with about 30 acres Of nns Gar.
N denng Land.
ALso-ons With 90 acres 4 miles from city, Lou
ALso--A small Frame House with acres, Gsllaiia
Pike, ~ miles from city,
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
feb is--RW 44E Cherry street.
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AN EXPLOSION.

HENFHEs, IEHN.l Nov. 2dIhl I53I.
hereby certify that having bsen badly bruised and
soaded BY the explosion Of steam Boiler friend induced
try BTagg's Arctic Imminent. The instantly
extracted from the scads and very short me, all the
pain gone from the bruises. In weeks was WE'LL
and able TO resume my business.
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BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS &C., &,

Wholesale Agsns.
STRETCH. ian l-dtW&wsm
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lORD, KIBBEE 8 CO., Agents for
r z III OVAL

Exhibition and sale rooms a. No As North College ste
where We invite al to visi. US especially the ladies.
feb ISL
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w. T. BERRY & CO.,
Pablo Square.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-12
SEEETTT'S SALE.

BY virtue Of certain writ of VEN. ExPoN As,
to me directed will be exposed to public sale, at
the Public House of VIM. NJ. Weaver in Shame.
kintown, Coal township, Northumberland county,
Pa, on Tuesday the 18th day Of JUNE, 1858,
the following described property, viz:
All the defendents interest being the surface
right Of and in all that certain piece or parcel of
land, situate in Coal township, Northumberland
county, bounded and described follows Be-
ginning at post five hundred and twenty feet,
south ss degrees % minutes cast from post on
the eastern line of tract of land surveyed in the
name of Samuel Clark, which said last mentioned
post is one hundred and fifteen feet, north one
degree and SO minutes east from the point where
the eastern line of said tract Of land in the name
ofSamuel Clark intersects the centre line Of the
Branch Rail Road 10 Big Mountain; thence from
the first mentioned post south SO degrees %
minutes east $50 feet to post thence south
| degree and SO minutes west 272i feet TO a
post; thence north SO degrees and 20 minutes
west 4S0 feet to a post thence orth l degree
and 3S minutes east 2724 feet the place of be-
ginning. Containing three acres, strict measure.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as
the property OF William Atwater, William Fa.
gely, Charles S. Ehrhart, Joseph Zuern, Jonas
Gilger and Daniel Yost, Trustees Of the Sha.
mokin Collegiate Institute.
JAMES yANDYKE, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Sunbury,}
May 90, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-12

ator from Illinois jeopardizes the peace, and
with it, the honor Of the country.
Mf. Douglas made q long response, using
strong war language. He said, war with
England must decide, not only tho right Of
search on sea, but her right TO tread the soil
OF American continent.
Mr.. Davis (Miss.) replied TO Mr. Douglas,
saying that, he (Mr. Davis) never belongs to
the war party 10 time Of peace, nor to the
peace party in time Of war.
a long discussion ensued, respecting the
gunboats, after which, Mr.. Olingmsn's gun
boat amendment was lost. Yeas IL, nays "a.
MIR. Green (Mo) offered an amendment,
that in case Of the fagrant commission OF
outrages by other powers on the commerce
or the citizens Of the United States, and for
the speedy redress of such wrongs, the Pre-
sident be empowered to grant letters of mar.
que and reprisals, to continue in force till the
meeting of Congress.
Mr. Trumbull entered his protest against
deputi0g to the President the war-making
powers vested by the constitution of Con.
gress.
Mr.. Green's motion was then lost-Yeas 6
nays 40. The yeas were-Messrs. Brown,
Douglas, Green, johnson (Tenn.) Pugh and
Rice.
The absentees were Messrs. Bates, Clark,
Clay, Durkee. Foote, Gum, Hammond, Har.
Ian, Hayne, Jones, Seward, Shields, Slidell,
Semner, Thompson, IN. J.) Thompson, (Lou)
and Wade.
The original amendment for ten sloops was
then voted on and lost--yeas 20, nays "a
Various unimportant amendments were
adopted and that TO float the Franklin lost.
Mr.. Mallory again renewed as an amend
ment his proposition to construct FIVE screw
steam sloops and one paddle wheel steamer,
at cost of Sl,200,000, which was carried,
yeas l9, nays II.
MIR. Critteuden offered resolution for the
naming OF the steamships of the navy. of for.
ty guns, after the States steamers of TWEEN.
ty guns after the towns and cities; and under
twenty, as the President may direct Agreed
to- and the bill was then passed.
The Army Appropriation Bill was then ta-
ken up, when tue Senate adjourned.