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IL NENDREDI 10 decGmbre, 1858 d 10 hturea, a NJ.
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CIRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the First pct Pound on Dryades street between u
lila and Uirod streets estray- ...
Blown mule about Is hands high crippled On both
fore feet.
h net claimed within Ten days gnd the expenses tasTe
pad will bs sold pnhic auction sd Pound on WE'D
hE~1 Af. December Is, lsj5 AT 10 O'Clock, A. N.
New Orleans December 2, 1855.
G. o FLEEHIER, Street Comnssi
Registered December 2 1855.
I. j. HtTSELBERGER,
epIty 0uUt r1L
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Constantly band Nn1 for sale on iibers terms by
MS 4 j. B. VALENTINES CO. 81 Cgmm5ust
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gEe viii make liberal ylnceS ranse0meus Of Nerehnn-
hiss nur friends in LondeH liverpool Iasfaa New York
Phil de VH8, Baltimore and Charleston.
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MIL ARRANGEBRsTS Ar WASHINGTON P0sT
ORFICR


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Boston, 6c ana Buffalo arrives 81 tu aud IA d. m
daily and the mali this once 10 aud hy ,hose
paces, viii BE- closed heretofore O'Clock r. IN daily
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ociock and will be received heretofore daily by 6i5
o'clock A amt 81 "a.
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are 10 arrive there time with the
whch brings the Great Mail here by o. M No East
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except sunday and received with mail
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day by O. closed sunday, Tuesday and Thursday p
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closed az o p
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Wednesday and Friday.
The postage on newspapers, and that all printed
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The office from O'Clock, s O'Clock p. m daiy
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PROSPECTUS
Tor ttIlsh1,g Noaliy Ts,iod,oai ii Wellington D g.,
odiled
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
By L. ID. JOHNSON.



yVyHE National Recorder will contain sixteen
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Besides inc miscellaneous reading found - periodicals o. inns Ah'
F % give information may done the legsla
i've and executive departments q the general goy nept relating 70
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ns il he with brief sketches q ;hs sermons that
may be delivered before Congress.
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publish under the head u each State and Territory al that relates
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added annually each distinct church organization We
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many other siase relating religious matters which
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and learning IN the United safor each Of whom
The arst number q lie GRecorer win be January 1885,
but Z S eeu,a among Other things aS Important memorial %
man every or this periodical wiz be uer eclaran 20
charncte earlier date, intend 70 Issue the first
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RATES or CHARGES F0R HAcKNEY CARRIAGES
CABS, &c.

[Ed from dt Of he Corporation approved March co. 1912
H. Ind enacd That the passage Of this
the following rates Of fare charges for the
from place another tho city Of Washington Ia hackney
carriages cabs other vehicles for
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edat for each passenger distance
eand hall mile twenty-five cents for distance
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TIME subscribers, grateful for past iayors, ana
finding public bcong their patron
age 10 necessary % exhibit OIL
their opening extensive ware
aud Broadway No 25 corner Of Murray street OPP
poslte The CITY This enlargement of warehouse ROOM WIN The
enlargement their factory will enable the spbsc
bos 10 keep all times larger stock e and burglar
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ienon constructing safes for private families to match
with other furniture for tho security OF plate and Jowey
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oF TnE aNEW BooK STORE. y
Nov % dtfa

TyXTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE. -
FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully uorus bis friends aud the
pubic that extensive improvements
lion completed In addition 10 alarge aud
stationery American and European
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Collectors omoe,

NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons who have
NOT paid present aud 70 al who are IN
arrears for previous years (ncudng tlcs that at ne exp
ton az yty DAYS from all property which taxes o any
irpon may remain unpaid will be advertised and sold for the
taxes the law enioins. .,-.,-., -
Those o the heavy expense attendant on
ahe advertisement, requested TO pay u season
JAS T. HALLIDAY
Nov 21-1awtJasie COLLECTOR
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TRANi<!IN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
ton md mngnneent stock Of books the results Of
1ceui sgpri9tons and pcsot" collections 10 the North
The stock % ~ GHBd include a best editions Of standard ana
pln SlapDrpa bindings, many OF which are
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preaching festive season ff fJsANKiIN PHILIPS
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TJ,EXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY & BROWN,
craal La,,d I'D Real Eslale 49,

Gtf5nI I4and md HdI Esi1t 1gelisI :
VIA locate and pay Eases buy and sell land commission and
, everything pertaining 10 general land Rceees
tln the receipt 81 wiz toward any
M uoaqc paid and bes (us asued) states
s Dust saued) OF 400 reading matter
ug o the state the pogrel and improvements In
re ceruBrce manufacturer the increase population
wealth revenue and statistics Of al the counties railroads.
- lnprovoneuts, sc. &c sc. Oct 28-y1f
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sThc Grand Duke Of Baden Louis born August
guardianship by Of insanity.
His father Ferdinand husband the late Queen regent
iii September 10 1855.
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY Ole WASHINGTON.

oepNi Udrt-Df X n Stone, James = DunANint esq
Third Ward-ir. w g. Palmer, Joseph Bryan, ESQ.
t6anfh Hdrd-D r Johnston, Francis Mohun,
fgn uard-Dr 6 Mccoy, J. 7, lngie, ESQ.
st1tA Ha s, n ,; = walsh John y Brandt esq
Seos"A "a1d--Dr. J. z Morgan Henry A. Clarke esq.
First Hard David G. Rdgely.
lard Wdrd-yalenne FaTbaugh
f fset No, = a,a lanes "a e :, oalian'
SKA Ward James D. oDonneu.
SSe"tN f" %"-p D. eArhe
Rirst Trard-rhnip C. paws, NJ D.
T1iyG Wari-Georee NJ Dale, n D
fgdI ward-J NJ erymes, NJ y
Ssratl Wayd-j Z wIelt, NJ
NJ, ~, e.. ~ p paa' y S anf'sS,
s, ~, g9 ", Hnf W." ts !, poys ipeaiaent)
TI,rd Warf Tionas 1nnobo and iosenb y Ra
Fburth Ward VIM, W Moore Francis Mohun.
FIN t ,, s Barry and W c bennington.
Secretary % The Board Erasmus j. Middleton
NsSSenq1--Jacob
COMMITTEES oy r1r BOARD or ,,pvRNry
On Paauo. Messrs Riggs brown and smIh
ohan 7 ,, Mer Mo s and Pearson
Mr nncso snn ana re an ,r
Err DsPa,,%ent sr Fisher Barry and Miller
i,yaiaaa, Sssraoe ana pi,tr,sat,aq al ,fes p =
h,l y, ,t sna fgarsoa .,;,., no.. " ,,n. p,
smith 0'9'''" ~ '" ''"e' pun'''e'n anu
'SST M IaAon ne A''4"Aessr' Moore p0nohO and
", ~ nle icy !, 90. -, = ,n,
lanai- Messrs Brown and Peoson
~ ~ "a, p;1, y, \. p Sa anu s'h'm
h ,".'.s, S ~ s,,,r a %, mr.,
Money is 1.al.aq.ons q ne corroraion- Mr. Riggs
To Count and DESTROY Due BaLs--sr Fisher
rnninson Pigs md cI,rt &c o0' compress
puNl'"s0n' Hss' anu o.nN
BOARD OF COMMON eovNuL
southey Parker
aS WI w ur p 9Gn rS"an ana on,flss > Jones
oi t,,,,, ucr, s,ooo0 = c,.u.,o,n p, p,o,.,o
wn 1'epueh ~ N"sNe"au' hlo'h mohston, ana VIM
z a M%1ua ni,ry wnu,,, Malls, w,0 = w,u,..
"i St.,, ~, o.o.u, nh. r..a,n. . a..
sell: ~, -, ~,
rs "d'' ihonS T. hosu, 'haries "usoh, ana Ihonas
S,rsia,. wirrar Konnodv
Messeager-wiiam O Locke.
co,v,,,,ga n, mn uo,pn ox co,,,oy oorv,,
On Wan, IND ua , Zones qor,on re" ca.,,.n. Van
Reswick, ober, and Lloyd,
oS Ws.s aa5 oy i0f'On van h'swek ome oar'
a. ,ts, a'5sls lowell siohun, anu wilson,
On E@tioH' MESS Messrs Wallace 9ner and Wilson
~ Muoyi oiiafe, farHer, fowe casuemar,
taa, anu e,ema, o ohr van po., p,..,
.'oG Mstead; -
heSsrs iee' iut'oh ro"ci hohun wallace, Bohrer,
~; 5sn,r,.,, uassrs porLor E,mo,s,o, and ,r,,,a.,
Drainaee -Messs Palmer, ormc Tur,on Mohun, MuIoy
Corporation re Congress- Jones Mohun Lloyd Tree
van ResweE' '''"9'' eA7'''''"" "A'
Asaum--Mcssr Turon, Jones Wallace, Mllstead
Gou,i and Destroy D"s Bins-Mr Edmonston
Whase Mess , oTme cpstleman and Russell
Hed q the cayMessrs Palmer Parker Wilson, and Muloy
E st1 Tree ,.ssr. w,u.co or,,ro p,,., na ~
monsion .,.u. ,....
First Dissria-Josepl E Rawlings.
Third Dist,ta- stephen co.,er;
h6u'th District Samuel s. Taylor
BOARD or rsusrE4 op THE rrBuc SCHOOLS
Fpa william b Randolph tpresIent Roger B. Ironse
A. Il. Stoughion
Second Disr-Erasmus NJ Chaplin, James Iaurenson, and
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Arronxrr erNrnA1,s orncr.

=
jeremiah Black Attorney Of the United States b.
McCaon esq clerk The ordinary business Of This Office may
be classified under the lolJwing heads;
Official opinions the current business Of the governmen,
called The President by head Of department. BY the So
licior 81 the Treasury.
Examination Of all land purchased the sites Of
asefa hight houses and all other public works Of
the United States
Applications pardons tho
Of the United States.
Applications appointment all the judicial and legal business
Of the government
g. The conduct aud argument Supreme
United IA " the government concerned.
supervision arising the depart
when referred by the head thereof 20 the Attorney General
ordinary business the Ohce added
The present the following,
The direction % all appeals land claims In California
Second The cohcon and revision Of the laws Of the District
Columbia.
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The Organization OF the Executive Departments
OF the Government OF the United states:
SIAN DsrAsrssSr.


Tho whole machinery employed conduct the Business arising oa
OF our foreign relations with All powers Of The world Ter more
en-.
eaf Wet o STATE {" TIE United States Is only -
One Secretary State Zion Cs Assistant Secretary q
state, on John Apletn chief clerk twelve clerks one trans
aor, and one librarian.
charge q all correspondence the and other d.
pomAc the United abroad foreign
sent from the department and communications 70 commissioners IN
der treaties Of boundaries 6 prepared copied and recorded aud
all Of like character received registered and died
being first entered In analytic table or index
Consular BaneAT branch has charge correspondence
between department the agents
Of the United States In il Instructions TO those officers and
lar agency relating consular as prepared and recorded
Di2uHg AgzsHe has charge all correspondence
other matters connected with relating fund with the
disbursement II which the department Is charged.
furnish such ansnions The
department He also records the commissions % conss
aud vice cOnus when not In English which exequatnrs
issued
Of DEOinsses He and records
which they issued Has charge OF the library
Clk Of Arc charge Of the rolls
which called or prepares FOR and suTeTniends their publication
and that Of In the and IN book FORM attends 70
and publications To which this duty assigned 20 the
department. writing and answeng alt letters connected herewith
Has charge all Indian treaties and business relating thereto
Administrations CoJptghe has charge OF the
department prepares
papers presented for Authorization receives
the Has charge Of publications transmitted IN
the the laws relating copyugts records and in
titles all from the Department. other than
the diplomatic and consular.
Ck prepares records pardons
rmons: registers files the petitions papers
daily register letters diplomatic consular,
eyed and Of the disposition made OF ihen letters relating
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sport Tobacco daily other places on the route as above
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Chit u Foltoc-John H. Goddard
Leutcndnts u PoliceNobc j. Thomas, Edward McIIenry.
Police Officers wardon Mcernoit VIM Daw WIN ID Ser
rim aud Jnnos y. Edwards
H. Tanning Joseph williamson Charles
Ecklon, and James Ginnaty
Third wnrd--James Patrick I'm l. and
Jacob y. King.
Fourth wardB I. Watson H. HASKELL Henry Yeaiman
Franklin Zimmerman.
hiih ward o. Narrower, C. w Arnold, Jacob Ash, Henry
Nash, and Reuben Collins nj the Railroad Depot.
Sixth ward--trancis s. Edeen and & smith
Seventh wardJohn NJ lloyd, James A Chiploy
Josiah Botgel.
Special Police osDaniel Whaen, Robert H. HARRISON John
Thornton James Belt John Kdwell, John w COMBS Thomas
Kelly, Joseph Norwood, Murphy, Frederick
Michael Fitzgerald Martin Mcnamara Thomas Young John Carter
Thomas j. Edmonston Malone, James
FART Thomas Stone, Richard H. Gau William o. Ncale
Handy VIM Rabbit Philip HUTCHINSON James
Johnson Wn Mciahe Pef kdt Alfred cnpng Jnbn Isrnes
Wan L. iiatton Joseph fueket John LOWS Rard Eaps John
Bradley Peter Goodyear George IL Morgan John Broge JOHN
j. lacy. Alexander Hume 'N
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THLH0RAPHIC NEWS.
----.zs.-=s.- q. = nrsu 1 n,11rz
rnocrrnINas on coNaREss


w.xpfsgroy Feb 3-Snaie. Several unintpor.
taut bills we're read third time and passed, anu
Others were referred to the appropriate commit
tees. 80. - =.
sumed. .-.-.-4--s4-s, s..e-.... .s.i,.o
,,or Tor reference 10 select COMMITTEES, by author
zjng the committee TO send for persons ana
lie characterized the message as tissue Oh stu
nendous INTERPRETATIONS. The PRESIDENT, ps
aid was abseut as minister to foreign couf.
when many of the events occurred in Kansas ana
was elected to his present position because absent
and able 10 nroye an diibi. lie denounced the Lee
comDton constitution. lie would rather nave the
pronosec constitution with slavery than withont
because the former could he changed' Dnt INC
in,ter recoenizes as unalterabie property the
slaves already In Kansas A.
Mr. Brown of Miss, followed. esntroVeruns .no
po.itions taken by the Senator from MsSsachu
sets. .a. .s;o,r,-
ed .-.., ,,., Ia
IE,as.-The Sergesnt-atArms reported thar ne
had in his custody j. d. Williamson, VINO hah
refused 10 answer a summons 10 appear oei'lo 'no
Tariff Investigating Committee.
Mr. Rocock from the Committee on Naval III
fairs reported resolution disappearing the con
duct of Commodore Psulding, but at the same tif9e
not imputng to him improper motives In arrestihs
Walker. -
Mr.. sherman of New York, from the same com
mit.ee, submitted minority report to the eieet
that Commodore Paulding ia entitled to the thanks
Of the country.
The remainder of the proceedings were unim-
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The aggregate force Of the U. S. Army, is now
seventeen thousand, nine hundred and eishty-four
men! Fifteen years ago 1t numbered only eight
thousand. II has more than doubled itself In if
tean years. and at the present rate of increase as
Northern contemporary observes, will soon swell
to fifty thousand men. The War Department
proposes addition of 500; the Senate PROPOSE
tion adds $3.50. This is proposed permanent, not
q temporary increase. If the country, under any
preteuce, yields to such proposition, it will pave
the way for the destruction Of Its own liberties,
and deserve the ruin which It will bring upon Its
head. The army ought to be reduced, instead OF
Increased, and we should hail with satisfaction
the introduction and success Of proposition to
~ aHant
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spirituaIfsm and Death.

a srright!y 81. Louis correspondent of the .Soat
gives entertaining account Of lecture deliver.
ed By one of the great prophets Of Spirtua.ism
Mr.. Andrew jackson Davis, on that delectable
topic. Mr. Davis took occasion in his remarks to
express great contempt for the liking of Terrors,
whose capacities for mischief he seemed to think
had been greatly overrated. lie declared that
Death was 1.-THE merest nothing not much more
than going from one room to another merely al
exfoliation of the spirit; the gentlest emorgence
Into another state an event only occupying about
ten or fifteen minutes 1t 10 to be hoped that thi.
authoritative statement will at once relieve the
human family and the animal creation of the un
necessary apprehensions which are generally en-.
tertaned upon this subject.
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pr.sttae Of British Arms.


The United Service J@raal complains that Great
Britain conferred France TO obtain the ascendant
Ia the Crimea to the great disgrace Of the British
Gag" There Is no doust that all the renown Of
Waterloo wss wiped cat by the friendly emulation
Of toe French before the walls Of sebastopol but
Great Britain has mora than redeemed her ancient
prestige 10 the disturbance In India The tradi-
tiouAi vaior Of the British soldier was never more
sp,endidly illustrated than In putting down the
sspoy mutiny. The history Of the world may In
vain be searched for more magnificent exhibitions
OF heroisra. ehivalry and soid and immovabe reso'
lution than have been displayed by the British sol
diery In India. IT, as Lord Pslmers.on somewhat de
family boasted, the "wooden walls of g. Britain are
strong enough to warn European powers OF the
danger of attempting to invade the fastanchored
isle the conduct of her soldiery In India is cacu-
lated to give an emphasis to that suggestion which
win enforce respectful attention from ''all whom
II mar concern"
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Rus.,sn Minister to England.

Baron Brupow. who has been appointed ambas-
sador 10 the English Court by the Emperor of Rus
sia. has for many years been favorsbly known 10
the diplomatic world. His appointment is regard
ed a. significant, and certainly gratifying to the
nations Concerned. The London Tines, comment
ing on the matter, says "The rank OF ambassador
has not been conferred on a Russian envoy since
1889, when Count Pozzo di Borgo was succeeded
by Baron Brunow. Nopubllc man was, perhaps,
more anxious to preserve the lopg-continued ami
ty between England and Russia than Baron Bru-
now, whose lot It was to he compelled to return
from bis post on the eve Of hostilities. The re-
turn OF Baron Brunow with the highest rank that
can be held by the envoy OF one country TO ano-
Their, may be regarded as strong evidence Of the
friendly disposition Of the present Emperor, and
Of his Just apprec Of the interests OF the two
Countries
The whole world will hail with pleasure the
complete restoration of friendly relations between
Great Britain and Russia, whose late quarrel was
one Of the most senseless and unnecessary that
ever occurred in the annals of war.