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WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Dec. Z, 1853.
President Buchanans ia ;endIary Message is the
.opl, topic of conversation here to dcy. The more
t.rudeut Southern men coucemn tho President for
throwing such frebraud iuto Congress, aud
thereby rcviyIrg The Slavery agitation, while pro-
fesspg to dcprecate it. They say 1t cannot reason
ably be expected that the North will keep silence
when the PIE sdent himself reopens the Kansas
question.
Ths Amistsd case forces Cubs into the arena Of
Gtongress sioual discussion Toe Southern men also
Srumbe at being asked To vute for ao iucrevse OF
the Army aud Navy and for u Pacdc R1lroad.
They have not confidence eu"ueh IN Buchansu to
be disposed to trust hun with men or money, aud
ne asks for both.
The Stats this evening protests against the
Presidents recommend ation Of ~bat 1t calls the
exploded beresy OF specific duties instead Of the
Democratic system of ad raiortm duties But
though The Ststts gruuoes, il has committed
Itself TO Buchsnan and viii have to swallow his
Icst!ums, however nsuseous.
TIE prospect is that the discussion OF the ag
tsting topics opened by the President will coasune
80 much of the session rs to leave little tune for
practical business.
The French and English Legations manifest u
lively interest IN the Spanish American part of the
Nesssge. Lord Napier had long ioteriew with
Dir. Cass, the Secretary OF State, to-day.
The stabdDg Gu nu'ttees Of the Seaate aud
House will be announced on Thursday. Tue
Senate Democratic Csucus meets tomorrow
10 arrange the committees. 1t is said they will he
made strongly onesidrd in coutrayention 10 Parlia-
nentsry usage. Much curiosity is felt to know
bow they will dispose of Douglas.
Certain Influential Administration Senators have
in contemplation a stnnsent DILL for suppress'ng
pol, Qsmy in Utah. Their OBJECT is to enbirrass
Deu.las and aim blow at tte Popular Sovereignty
doctrine In the House the same thing will be at
tempted when the Utah Laad question comes up,
Is it will soon.
The President saia today he expects our Japsa
squadron homs in May bringing japanese E@5as-
sador.
Horace +. Clark, and Mr.. Vance, the new Amer
ican Member from North Carolina, have taken
their seats on the Opposition side of the House
Mr. Clsrk selected bis seat next TO that Of Mr.
Grow.
The Democratic camp is n great trouble. The
iuDu,uOl and almost uaprs crdented step adjouroiug
Congress over the scoad day Of the short session
.ostensibly for the purpose Of arranging the Con.
mittees was really taken in order TO consult and
decide upon line Of policy, sad 10 keep green.
horns and uudisciplued members of the party from
committing thsmselsss TO wrong views.
The Senatorial Caucus Committee OF ei2h. met
to-day, and q general CAUCUS Of Democratic Sens.
tois will be held Tomorrow. Waat TO DO with
Senators Douglas srd BIcdoT ck is he question
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CkART66 ELBC ZION
ALDERMEN ELECTED.


l..Herry Smith, RspobT,Ir.
III. Jobn T. fien'y, Tsur,sny Democrat.
y..John IT, BIsdy, Republican.
VII. George SiSrr. RepGbhcaa.
lS..Rob- n l.. Dsrr~ch. Republican.
Nl..Wm. j. P-os. Tanrsny Oc,o>rss.
MIL. Nobolss Se-gIi-f, iamsaasy DoarocfA-
NY..JHnes O~eus. Ction.
XVII Heu,y ". Geoei, Tapmsry O-nccra,.
Tsmusry Democrs's..
Republicans sad Ane mean: ..........5
Hiding p-sr Democrats.
Holdih- Dr,r Repub spd Americao.t
Th. would nssc the Board s,snd II toe, exsrs.y
- lSst year.
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APpoisrszsrs IT TBE SHs,IyF R1scr Mr.. xoiIy
a.. u-.na ~ Ill, srnz anrc zfrnen.s.

C,v,,el-Hr-., prwa Han vEndSrpcel
f.s,, Sh,ty Dspstb shs.,S--s ria Z ysl,1S.
D-axtr sAc,S. Hugh Crohs rhsA fbxsl.p Ex<s KsJ n,
n~s,, Tn. mas ail pm. Samuel As5sze
Cx,alv Clrh-JotDJ Asasi~A.
s.-..sfSsl--Jo.l . Steve
CsA>rto,-1s.nrs Wsson
H.Ju.y ss.rs. Jo' s,,rNe sa~~sz. S---aehssi as1h.
Johu ~ h-rgnc.
Dcps'y Sse,S ~ Ss-sa9 iv1.-JssI Qaian, ks4,aoaa
Srmrr1s
yg=iioy- IA sa hsstsrso1.
hr1r' = ia EHrftgs ,ns,< Isl--NosrAr Mcleod.
s,ps'S sA~g 70 Cssssy Pyss-.,ys . S'r2 $40 gWIla1
DsnfsrL
D1ats shelf. .ane.sas IsrTs CS~'s-ErxVdJ sAsnsoy.
Wssltg'or q Ha,"p.
A,s:ssrss-'. sai.s u Eg.i5-'sv..s NJ Miles, wm. 4
a.Lr.f
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which perPex"- tier pat t-Ioi!c bo-ouis. stuart ~
r,celv.d bach into the fol1, bu, Broaerick is s,ia
TO be- more bereiicsl than ever.
Douglas stock hsr fnllea rapidly since the Nir-
pinia State Convection pronounced 20 deciasely
sgain,t him.
A general change in the Senate Off .,ls viii be
under con.ierai,n in the caucus to-mnrroE.
lbe President p'O'es.e- 10 feel gr, at Indignation
at The " \. Hv"Lfs trickcry about the message
lie even t-ks OF ordering an examination into tle
affair
There is some talk Of going into an election Of
Printer Of the Hou.e. Mr. Stedman, elected
Printer lstt Session, is here but it Is We'll known
that be sold out The printing
The Spanish Aliuist.r has addressed a note 10
Gen. Gas. on behalf nf bis Government. He is
said to b. acting in cooperation with tho French
bid English Ministers.
Senator Cri,tendeo arrived tonight.
Judge Erklrs hsd an interview with the Pres-
dent lat night On thu sabrct Of the suppression Of
poh gamy 10 Utah. al d ou the other aftr- of that
Terntory. The Presid. ut did not indicate what
course be will take in the matter. Gen. C4ss is
understood to be f,vOrably disposed t. measures
fer the suppre-sico Of poly gamy.
TEE Democrats have decided to force the Oregon
bill through the House withe 1t discussion. snd
with uut auy Kansas addition to 1t. There will be
u not contest if they attempt IT,
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Mr.. Bucbansn's late Ford Ddquesne letter, in
which he laments ST. bitierly aud 30 pontcdly con
demns the u-e of money to carry electiDos, lead.
sror ey 70 tbe suspicion that he, too, like the rest
of the Office. holders, has be"n indicted iD, how
Iuany per cenl 70 it. of his salary 2
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Lord Bury at Halifax.

U.liFaN Wednesday, Dec. \, lsS8.
meeting was held hcre to-day, IN relation Ia the
pruposed railroad through the proyuces. Lord Bury
was pres,pt. The proceedings were harmonon-.
Satisfactory speeches were made by the leader. OF
both parties, and resoutous passed approving Lord
Eur,'. yiegs About iteen hundred per-ou were
present, Lord Bury leave, for Canada, via Fred
er; ,htor Oh SATURDAY.
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From NeW.NeNicO.

ST. LOUIS, WedDtoday Utc :, INJS.
Tlrrew MeH can mail with Santa fe dates OF the
10Th nit reacled Independence on the 5'h rst. The
rews i ,nmpotsr' letter from Mr.. iost, dated Al
buquoIque giving summary oithe Navajo ~ar. closes
with the following innguage " The cryH TOR meni
volunteers must he called out; hear 10 dssentng
NNni,.. 10 thi, ALNMhera.- -
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The Prince Albert Out ward Bound.

81. JonN's \. p, "Wednesday, DEC :, ISlS
D;sn.tchss tft at the telegraph office NJ. Il W 4
stIeet before 10 clock to-mcriVw will be orwerde
from this port, per ,,eamer Prince Albert To Europe
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MoRE Efw CoVsrrRFIT s.-A man was arrested
lss everipg, IN the SrvetS 4en,h Ward for a,,.ptcg
10 rs-s some counterfeit bill, on the so.hera B.ak
OF Georgia. located a; BsiDbrdge. lumber a
broken bank and 'pv .ious BIZ. we.e found apop lis
penop. lie uss y cked up H., e1.ainsuor.
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CHIN

Hong Korg dates are 10 Oct. - EHeharss on
London was at IS, and p d6iL Teas were brlsk
at Foo Chow.
A hurricane az Sgatow hs, wrecked twenty vessels
none OF which, however, were American.
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MOH1HFAL, WtIur-uhy, Uc' ., I''''
TIE statement ,t gardug the murder Of Lords Gros'
yepor and Cavend,sh and be Hon. Mr. Ashley sas con-
rsdcted by all onr city papers, incatiog 1He Traa';
c,flt since tie rumor ciro Iated have seen ana
spohe repeatedly to Sir Geo. Smpson, Govern"r nt
Butson Bay Company, sni he say1 there - no tru'h
Ii
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uo.. of steamer T.. Howard.

ArxrHIs, "Wednesday: Dsc, :, isoS.
The steamer Ed Howard. ifom N-s oiisant iot
Nn,hyIo mrt ON SATURDAY, rear Gsines's Landing.
s. @ had a caro- # ,upnr ard coffe. Tns boat sad
cs,gc~sro vslu.a at ,c09. Nv Ewes wcrs os!.
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RANCE.

The trial Of Monta'emt.it Has commenced al Pans
on the 9th. The press had been specially forbidden
to take notes.
The pres is forbidden to diacuss religious topics.
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INIJI A..

Tie Cacutta mail Of Oc,. 2i had been telegrsphed.
IheIe WAS 10 political news. Tine Calcutta market
was buoy ant. Exchange. @O4 a2il
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From ALBANY.

ALsANY, Wedur-day, Dec. =, ms.
At An election for Directors Of the New. York Ceu-
tr Railroad to-day the entire Board OF last gear
uns imousy rechos.r, With the exception OF Casres
u. Russell IL place O; John ID. Wolfe.
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DENMARK.

American agents were said TO be per-uadiog Den
mark to cell St. TLonas and st. Johns Islands to the
United State.
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| cAI.Y,

Tic Sandman Government follows the example OF
between France in storing corn.
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SWITZERLAND.

Diplomatic relations were expected to be resumed
PIu.es and Switzerland
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New Restrictions on the French Press.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-09

BTNORFD RECALL 0P L0RD NAPIER.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The City o. Washington of CAPE Rsee.
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NO NEWS OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
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Sworn % b-f re- ne 'hi. ID day of p.cenber, isjs
III \ GRAy e etk of Circuit CONT
JAMES CONNER, ni,ed state. Attorney,

IIsTIllt OF
Mr.. Courer-If the CONT please, it IL the usual
practice when par les make motion 10 Court to DO
go los afii+ayits. The prsoueIs IN Court On
writ Of hubeas corpus. The motion the part of the
ceftnse IT, that they bee discharged. The motion on
the pant If the prosecution is that they be remandd
TO ail to await the action Of another GIsut Jury
Tire case was then submitted for Argument.
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VOTE FOR COvNCILNES.


Non D. rrt q .he sss0Td WI II n OitTi't N
=. Thir Vsd Ntl District iae ffh We'd sol IL: 4lt
lld Dzrs Sevtuth Na- have rot been ars-e f.
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Norr-Th- IV;h md INh Disrrici. Of ush WsH toe
Iis Ivth VIII Ni NII,b Osrc-s II tha Nh Wei al t1e
Ilc With VIII Nlita INth, NlG. and Nisr DiSTi.t. 81
lc Eth Nj |, rnrlitrr
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h. Tat hst tie! rps trt l.lc Il t1
Rchr-r-d ps.rci rnc.r .,t c-1-;ui'r-sr's
,s4ncsj o. II HAMILTON
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DRoPosALs FOR LITHoGRAPHIC PRINTING.
OFFICE surEmsrKSpKSr Pubic fmsrNe,

SurEuSrKNDESr PUBLIC PKIsuNe,
Washington, March IL, 1853
SEALED will until Tuesday,
Of April 1855 for executing In the best the fol
lowing the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the Uni
ted States. viz
transferring aud printing thou
css) Of each of hy charts tho
report the Superintendent OF the Coast Survey.
2 engraving and printing thousand more
less charts, to the report
tho the price hun
ded transferring and printing each chart separately
the engraving
printing EACH hundred separately
The will this Office for the inspection Of those
bidding the until the closing Of the bids
where also blank proposals may be procured.
paper required printing will be furnished by this office
with bonds security will be
required successful bidders for the faithful execution their
to bids will entertained from
parties directly engaged and practically acquainted WITH
the style Of work bid for
proposals the time required for the execution of the
portions the will addressed
signed, envelope proposals ihogaphng
GEO, w. BOWMAN,
Mar l2-cotd ntcl&sarl Superintendent
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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

NEW AND IMPROVED ANRANGEMENTS
rINHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
4 berland, Wheeling, and all parts Of tho West
lst ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win leave except Sndayl nj
M connecting from Philadelphia nrst fs"u from
Washington Juncion) viii stations and arrive a c
berland ~ O'Clock, p, m.
2 Tue MAIL TRAIN daily Sunday
ut so A. M Wheeling by g. connecting at Ben
Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis louis
Vile Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago st. Louis Caro and inter
mediate Jeints II
express trains Cincinnati Louis Cairo Chicago, and uterme
places The distance Cincinnati and other central aud south
100 miles shorter thnn by other
route. these places IA also nnaamllcd
through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis aud
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transfered az q points free.
THROUGH all the large towns in the West
possible rates, the ticket Office Camden staicu and
Washington city.
A second class carl is the mail train.
Washington ric me eWt rad
Cumberland oakland They morning by the express
tra which Cumberland a50 and reaches Wheeling
at
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals Wash
iDeton Junction.
be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train as win stop all stations east
Cumberland express beyond going
Eastw ardy the mail leaves Wheeling at 49, and accom-
reaching Baltimore at 5 4s
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts except sunday stopping
way sintops Frederick arriving Baltimore
at L.. 80, II
3o p Leaves Hioos Mills at 80, m, and So,
except Sunday
Jan 17-du Of Transportation.
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Mar l2-eotd


~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMP0RTEID-Ths Gin,
distilled London from sound barley under tho surveillance the
British decaey favored with ncure Of ths Italian
jumper berry and the most valuable restoraves Of tho vege
table kingdom rendering H. In the opinion tho most eminent mod
the and saiest smunnt durec drink In
delicious delicate flavor differing enrey
other Gn devoid that harsh aord which
article known Holland Gin schnnpp objectionable
Though intended medicine iii recommended by phyetans
generally Dyspepsia Gout Rheuman MoIsy Gravel
Co Cholera and Ague Scure Diseases OF the Urinary Or
gans, Bowels Nervous Debility, whilst the
weaker will ind by its adoption relief from those distress
which frequently attend their delicate organization
Valentine New York tho highest medical authority,
CHARIIsS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
other but the best article Of the kind he has seen
II peculiarly adapted TO settlers In the southern and western
well travellers changes of and
thirty eight
by all druggists ruierers and country merchants Beware
limitations Buy CIARFs'S NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
EDMUND e. CHARLES. Importer,
Mar LILY 40 Broadway, New York.
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Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil Manufac
turing Company.

TIME above company was chartered December 80,
ny viii operate is situated in Galloway county in the state
lying about four miles from the Missouri yr on the opposite os
Louis by railroad III inclined plane FROM the river The
coal bank no valleys or bills inter enus giving the company " @ I
ted States far relates navigation tho with wrh e
by the steamboats, The central position supplying
the northern and northwestern counras together WIN We
there New Orleans inclusive, compete VIM
We have yet another inemable prospect q profit tho coal NEE
banks said to he Inferior the known world for puE
large quantities and fine quality Of OIL Nc slate or impuM M
depth yet unsnsnso % a y aso,s one hundred a ssds
d"g including sSea Of about hundred and sixty acre, u
gn being used for that IN Jcna
city. In addition to Tho Missouri river for navigation wh % sa
built and projected in almost direction from Jefferson % @ 5
northwestern country where fuel from its scarcity has become
limited in Importance The following is an estimate Of the
Of bushels year. the use OF steam
supply orders that viii be made from all parts q @
western country together with one million Of bushels o '' man"
aciure Of oil; making in all four millions Of bushels
mining, per busheI sou"
Manufacturing OIL per gallon 100 oS go
r,,, ,vno,.o aoo, ,es
The yield and profit arc a. follows The readily de
river bank a, fifteen cents per bush" and the o" " one or wv
twenty five cents per gallon :.
Tho yield OF 900 Is stSoW
yield bushels Of coal in OIL at hy per n
than It's capacity is 900 gallons " u 10 2ov
r. ,,c, .d, ,bo ,no,,, from, coal making 100, ,W
~ ~ W. ",,.h ~. " - M - ,n,ar axransos ' 10000
Leaves a net pron, dividend, per Of Aoe@ GOV
The above estimate will bc by those acquainted Win
coal business upon what be and viii be done ~
bank half sold and Is fast selling Ps
desrous investing where for safety large and speedy dvp
equal will do well call either ot tho following ~
Of the
DR. m Relt Of Missouri.
Bgler, United States senator from Pennsyivan'a
Hon Wm Montgomery, member Congress, PennsylvaDn
Hon Allison White member Congress-, Pennsylvanis.
Jas W Bonita, Of Jefferson city, Missouri = -,
BELT the president OF the company md jas w sS
secretary found Browns Hotel for few day. WI WIZ
samples candle and cou, which they will take pe'
IN exhibiting JAZZ W. BpNa,
Ech
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ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

y Bfifish Navy LIST I0r ISJd
Queens Regulations Orders for Army
July. 1857.
Cadets by Capt Boyd Royal navy London
Firearms by Lieut. simons, Bengal artillery London. 1887
Gossein les efets de Ia poudrc 1857
On Signalling Sea; pamphlet london 1858,
Facts and Memoranda In Mining and Mealugy
1857.
mar'or on Coal Mining l vol london.
r,arowicks Photographic Chemistry. London 1857,
'sas oearitbns frome's Tigonomeal Surveying Nichols
yelopada Of the Physical Sciences; seamanshp;
n "o Brown the Marine engine, Adcock's Hngi
, ,o.seteook for 1885, woale's Engineers and Contract
Feb 40 ~ yp.,rcp r,ytop
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lust RECEIVED, the following works of J. V.

uSI fECElNED, the following WORKS OF ). V.
Lady Alice. as
The Forest, 81 Is
The Pretty Plate, Cjuvenie) so cents.
lady Alice Is decidedly genius Indeed,
few Gcn where this nrs aud highest excellence
[Boson Post.
This s an extraordinary book That the auhor was
animated by deeper emotion than that of the production
aud somewhat surprising novel which should make great ensoon
high imaginative power unparinsy through
out ut'--DougIoss Jrrotd's Weekly Neps
"Talent of a high order every page"
London Nsp Monthly Magazine.
Besides the admirable sketches society story
Athcrton' has great purpose. London Nett Monthly
The lady characters In Aban' such
have all known and somo of US perhaps have loved Whe R
The Forest OF the finest pictures painted
memory Of All that Cooper @ M oa" " @ Ts s m I, Irn.,i sh,
of individual" character are hardly less admirable !"
"wools lakes waterfalls clearing
tain wilderness Mr. Huntington with the freshness.
of inspiration ~ u Literary World
The descriptive cviuced The Forest exaordna
ry."--N. T. Eucngeiia.
Tho portions Of the tho descriptions hunting
IN native chann and the beautiful pictures Of the wild woods and
lakes and the myriad phases of nature in forest stream and
IPyoataut Chrrenn.on
The authors of description truly extraordinary the
paintings exquisite their kind the landscapes
masters You see that the man h.- drunk 10 nr from his earliest e
and has the artists donble genius appreciation and reproduction
ing beauty, equacd by no American writer know"
[Donc,d MocLeod in the ~ j. Feeman's Journal
lhat MI Huntington faculty
who will read Tho Forest The tho ad
Indn before the readers mind
with the nrp outlines the bumor aud the breadth real be The
incidents Of the journey through the wilderness the moral interest
growing like Of material facs
ciarmingy described - London Athepapp'
awe TINT reader great small who takes
this book rhc Pretty pate will lay down unfinished tells the
story story told 10 half children pncr Their
words the character those who make them
with graphic that the before In this
We
which Juvenile character dscrmlnaed and ponycd
IN. H. Courier and Enqvirs.
For sne by BLANCHARD MoHUN-
17-eoJ3t~
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Books from London.

+ TINGAVA; a Tale of the Esquimauxi by II.
L J Ballantync 81 2s
The Coral Islands, Tale of the Pacific; by r. NJ Baantyne
~ rs.
Lights and shadows in tho Christian life by Twcee
Rbe Iou rs
Masters and workmcn by Sarah Patterson rs cents.
Flora; tale. so cents
Hamltes o. n so
The Better Way; by Mas Blsnine. so cents
The Roby Family so
fasoris Visits
Mbdip's Progressive Drawing book. 81 rs
mbdin's Advanced Drawing book 81 as.
The Broad line Drawing book. &I.
wilie's t1rst Drawing Lessons. so cents
London and is Sights. ~
Coored pse IS
Mister Fox. Colcrcd platee. e5 cents
The life Of Ship Coored plates. 6S cents
Feb az FRANCK TAYL
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Alphabetical Last Of Senator's and Representatives rit
Their residfneesm Washington, prepared by the Post
master Of the House Of Representatives.
The aserik 0 designates those whose wives accompany
them the section (S) those who have a single lady
with them two sections (SS more than one lady an
asterisk and section (os) wife and single lady.
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mo. 595.l
Notice for restoring certain lands to market In
the state Of Alabama.

NO. o3o-
Notice for restoring certain lands to market In
the state Of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Huntsville Alabama, will he open 70 the
entry location after Ms era day 9 Nay
M saWf embraced the following townships, which
mad beu prior 10 withdrawal by notice No
bs5 being lands which sd Withdrawn 10 satisfy that
,he approved 81 June 1885, which
Memphis % Charleston mat part d said
grant having been rejected by tho State Of Alabama VIZ
South of tie bass and east Of the HHmsvsits meridian
ToxpsbIps l. 2, s, 4, o. ard Q, d range l.
rnwpships a. 4, and and Me parts d townships csnd T.
north OF the Tennessee river, OF range =
Toun.bps q g. o. and o, and the parts o township north
OF the Tennessee river, Of range j.
toynsbips i q g. and tho parts OF townships and
north OF the Tennessee od range o.
Townsh- the parts OF townships and nsth 0hs
Tennessee, of range b.
sovfs Of the syse line # TIE HUNTSVILLE mtd,aa
Townships l. 2, 3, L. g. and q, cf ysnse l.
Townships o aud T. of range y
townships L. 2, 3, A. s, q, aud Y, Of ranges sande
Townships aud 9, Of ranges 10, H. ~, 49, IA,
ID.
Township L. os range u"
tho General o"te, :"
Washington tho 10Th day dFebruary, 1883
TiiOS A. HENDRICKS,
Feb oo-Iav6w IIutei&saarl Commissioner
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owners these ships will not be accountable for so silver
bullion specie jewolry precious metals unless bb
ding signed therefor the thereof expressed creh
Dec 16--dtf
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rT,HIRTY- NINTH INsrALMENT.--Now in stor

TJNHIRTY- NINTH INSTALMENT--Now in store,
the thirty ninth nament Of celebrated "hoisewife cot
0adics' cotton
"everlastng sbirting coton.'
regarded the goods produced this country each
piece stamped with them Of tbr
passing excellence.
Wsaverse them for the benefit OF strangers and nonesidons
al other superior shrDg and shectng cotons nu
cloth American "water twist
pieces plain plaid briane with all other
kinds Of white goods.
New supplies from the North and East daily
price only marked In plain figures.
An old bills must be paid prior 10 beginning
bills for monthly cash, notes will not be
acceptable We 4 nfexbe in this rule
articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
FERRY Il BROIfifR,
HCentra Stores,' building,
March 9-l0tdf opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1858-03-17

CARIyU an } Jms a. 1859.
Pref Woods Hair Restorative, admired
My hair becoming, thought,
his Restorative its orG
nal color, and have doubt, permanently
& BtEESE, ex- -senator, U. =.
WOOD Proprors, 3l2 Broadway, N " I'm the great
Railing Estabshnen) and ia Market street ST louis
No. And sold by all good druggists.
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The Washington union., 1858-03-17
sperienosd surgeon attached 10 each ship.
ertb cnn he securrd until paid for

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, slIIPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD h CD,
No. 2T Austin Frisrs, London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,