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-.-- CONGR RESSIONAL.
xXvvIIth CONGRESS-Secend Session.


sENArE-Yesterday, after the close Of our re-
The bill TO increase the number Of Cadets in
the West Point Military Academy was discussed
at length, and postponed until to-day.
The bill increasing the duties on tea, coffee and
sugar was passed
IIt provides that, In lieu OF the duties now i'm
posed on those articles, there shall be collected
the following duties: LIST. On all teas twenty
cents per pound I'd On coffee of all kinds five
cents per pound Sd. On raw sugar, commonly
called muscovado or brown sugar, on sugars not
advanced above No. 12 dutch standard) by
and on srup Of sugar or OF sugar-cane, and
concentrated molasses or concentrated malado,
two and half cents per pound; on white and
clayed sugar, when advanced beyond the raw
state above No. IL Dutch standard) by clarifying
or other process and not yet refined, three cents
per pound; on refined sugars, whether loaf lump,
ground or pulveriEed, five cents per pound; on
sugars after being refined when they are tnctured
colOred, or In any way adulterated, and on
sugar candy, eight cents per pound; on molasses,
six cents per gallon; but all sirups Of sugar or Of
sugaf-cane, concentrated molasses or concentra-
ted malado, entered under tie name Of nolasses
or any other name than srup Of sugar or Of sugar
cane, concentrated molasses or concentrated ma
lado are to be liable to forfeiture to the United
States, and are to be forfeited.
Adjourned.
HOUSE E-Yesterday, after our report closed
A resolution instructing the Attorney General
TO take proceedings to recover from John =. FIRE.
mont the sums Of money obtained from the public
treasury on the order Of said Fremont, was in
t-oduced and referred
The bill increasing the duties on tea, coffee,
and sugar was passed.
Mr. Morehead introduced bill 20 incorporate
Georgetown and Washington railroad companies.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Dunn, Of Indiana, offered a resolution that
the Committee on the District Of Columbia be
requested toinquire into the expediencY OF author
izing the Secretary Of the Interior to construct and
build street railway from the navy yard to
Georgetown. Adopted.
Adjourned till Thursday.
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Missouri Railroad DESTROYED.

Sf. CHARLES, Mo-, Dec. 21.-Last night the
rebels who returned from Gen. Prices army de-
stroyed about one hundred miles of the Missouri
Railroad, or at least, rendered IL useless. Com
mencing Gig Int miles south Of Hudson, they burned
the BRIDGE ood-piles, water tanks, ties, tore up
the rails for miles, bent them, and DESTROYED the
telegraph line. This was continued to Warren
town, where the work of destruction ceased.
How many were concerned in this villainous
work is not yet known, but there is no doubt but
that 1t was preconcerted and simultaneous move
ment Of the citizens along the road, as no single
party could have accomplished so much in one
night Three hundred Of the villains are known
to have been engaged in the destruction Of the
bridge and track at Warrentown
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From South Carolina.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2l.-Nashville papers record
the death Of DR. 6riswold, Of the 35th regime Mt
OF New York, political prisoner at Charleston
Richmond paper Of the 18th has the follow
ing dispatch from Charleston:
yesterday afternoon four Of the enemy's gun
boats ascended North Edsto Inlet, and anchored
opposite Rockville, on Johns Island, thirty miles
from Charleston, where the First South Carolina
Rife Regiment, Numbering 800, Col Branch,
was encamped. The enemy shelied the camp
and, under cover Of the fire of their guns, landed
strong force. The Carolina regiment fell back
four miles, towards Charleston, to a point called
Brick Church -
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The Trent Affair.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The Post says that pri-
vate letters from well advised sources In Wash
ington represent that certain interviews between
Lord Lyons and Secretary Seward Immediately
after the Trent affair." and their respective letters
to London at that time, based on the disavowal
Of our Government that such capture was to take
place, and Of all purpose to insult the British flag,
have delayed the presentation OF a peremptofy
demand Of the British Government, which came
out In the steamer Europa. Further advices from
London will probably be awaited.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg to call
the attention of the citizens of Washington and
vicinity to the superiority OF their Watches over al
imported, whether Swiss or English.
The Company unhesitatingIy guarantee their
Watches to be unsurpassed BY those OF any ooun-
try for durability and 6ne time keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Compsny would caution buyers 10 beware OF
the cheap English and Swiss Watches now being
sent among soldiers in and around Washington.
These watches sre of the poorest description Of
foreign manufacture, and utterly worthless o.
time keepers, as the makers well knew when they
sent them to this country.
LADIES WATCHES.
The Company would invite especial attention to
their latest style of Watch for L.dies. Even one
Will have the Same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronomster of their manufacture.
The styles OF Osses are varied and suit different
tss,es. and the introduoti On Of wstch for ladies'
that will 90 and keep time, has met with universal
avor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invited by the Company to the fact that every
watch, of whatever price, manufactured at their
wor.s at w latham, Mass is accompanied by q
certificate not only to warrant it, bat TO prevent
imposition from cheap and worthless Imitation
that is pslmed of upon buyers as the genuine srtl
ole. All our Watches have upon the plate the trade
mark "walthaln, Mass" and without that mark
no watch is genuine.
Messrs. NJ. w. GAIT & BROTHER hsveth
Watches of our man anufacture for sale at Wash
ington, and buyers cau depend upon finding the
right styles and qualities at their establishment,
No. 354 Pennsylvania avenue.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents, No. Is2 Broadway,
no 29-Im NewsYorf.
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SEDALIA, Dec 22.-Thirty-four cars, loaded
with rebel prisoners, taken by Gen. Pope, GO to
St Louis tonight The prisoners are motley
crew, ranging from sixteen to seventy years Of
age. Many Of the arms taken are United states
muskets, and some OF the men are dtessed in
United states uniforms, taken from our troops at
Lexington. Several United States wagons were
reCaptured
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Anotber SuccessfuI Skirmj.b

PALMYRA, Mo. Dec. 2l-Major Mckee, with
103 men of Col. Bishops command, encountered
and repulsed 400 rebels four miles north of
Hudson, and killed 10 and took IL prisoners and
30 horses. Five Of our troops were slightly
uOundad
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Order of GEN. Halleck .

ST. LOUIS, Dec 23-Gen Halleck has issued
an order fixing the penalty Of death on all parties
engaged in destroying railroads and telegraphs,
and requiring the towns and counties in which
the destruction occurs to repair the damage and
pay expenses.
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TN CARRIAGES.
HE Subscriber having made sddtlsns 10 his
factory, making il now one Of the larSestH -R,
in the District, where his facilities
for misunderstanding CARRIAGES andAE
LIGHT WAGONS of al kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes 70 give general subtraction.
All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on ffna; naa;Ep.Iss r..., dor. and all .,A.r
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
now ONES. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
dlsG corner of Fourteenth and stl.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHu

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from E1oesscs.@ HaestsF q Disuip<ooz.
Early lndiscTstlon OF Abuse,
Attended tcftA the FoiIoteisf Symptoms:
IndlsPosItion 10 Exertion, Loss of Power.
Loss of Memory, Difioulty OF Bro.fhlna.
Weak Nerves, TrembIfns
Horror of Disease, wsfefuiness
plmness OF Vision, Pam in the Bach,
nnlverss LAssitude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flughinr on the Bodv
Drynees OF the skin, Eruptions on the Foe,
PLlLID CoUNTENANeH.
These sJnptcms, II q owed TO 40 on, which this
medlclne invariably removes, soon follows
lMPOTENCY,F ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of vkieA tks Patient may E9ptrs.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed oJ those "DIREFUL DIsKAERs,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
BUT NONE WILL coNTBss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMs
AHd fAe Melancholy DEATHS bp Co~sxrpfios,
BBAR AMPLE WITNESS TO The TRUTH OF THI
AssKRTIoN.
THE C9NSTlTUTIQN ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen and
IIv1Gorate the System
which HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
fHvartal ~ does
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKrTcAL.
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The Connecticut State Loan.
HARTFORD, Dec. % The Connecticut State
loan Of 81 200 900 was taken to-day at from par
to two per cent. premium.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

ylis sxssLszt FsnIly ana Now yex,..,-
sszntling . grezssr vsxiesy o. m nsrrssstns re,d-
Ing thzn can be found In s.y esher-n pusl,shex
On Friday morning.
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.as' hss made ns DsilS Esssssf essr circulzas
" generally throug hout the country.
u single copies un vrzppsrs) can ss pro-
cured al the counter, immediately sfser the isue
offhe paper. Price-THRER CENTS.
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At our PrOverbaiy low prices, marked IN plain
hgures.
One price only. -. -.
An inspection Of stock lmP!les no obligation to
purchase PERRY RHO.,
Penn. :veGue and NInth TT.
de I42jt Perry Building"
SOMETHING NEWS SUPERIOR HULLED
- CORN-The subscrbeT, having got The agency
to supply Washington and GeorE etown with thls
delicate preparation of Corn. would respectfully
ask of his friends and the public al large, TO give
IT a trisl. Also, Popped Corn, PLAIN and sugared.
Pa. avenue. between 18th and 18th sts.
N. B.-Msnufacturer of Marble mantles, Monu-
ments, Table Tops, 40. A large assortment always
ON b.pd lQ-Sm
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ENRICH. At the corner Of Penn. kkA
avenue and Eleventh street, has been MY
Erester inducements for the patronage Of citiIenl
and strangers than any other public house in the
ety, his prices being less than those Of any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
Tor permanent or transient boarders unexoeption-
kble. The bar and restaurant arrangements Of the
European Hotel have already become very yopu-
lar. being al that can be desired BY the most fxs-
ndious The proprietor pledges unremitted stten-
ton and continued liberal expenditures 10 give sat-
i.tsction to al, and thus reneys his invitation -
I'll TO give the European Hotel q osll. dst-t1
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SEALED PROPOSALS, until the sOfh De-
- oember, 1861, are invited for furnishing the u,
). Subsistence Department with FLOUR.
bout 1900 barrels will be required, of hlg h
grade of extra Flour, 70 be delivered IN Washing
ton, st the Railroad Depot. or at Warehouses in
Washington or Georgetown, sometime between
the 1st and 10th of January, 1852
Each barrel of the Flour TO be inspected Just
before it is received. The Flour must be equal In
suaity TO the TO be obtained at the pitol
Bakery, Washington City
Bids 10 be directed to Major A. BECKWITH,
G. g., u. 3. ,and endorsed Proposals" dels
CAMP STOVES, in every variety. Just received
~ at JAMES SKIRVING,S
Washington Stove, Tin and Sheet Iron
ManulactOry, No. 267, corner of llth ST.,
South side Penn. avenue
de IL 81 Repub. & Chron.l
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L STANDARD SCALES,
For sale by
p. .BARTHOLOw, Sole Agent,
Hardware and Agricultural Warehouse, 55S Sew
enth street, between Penn, sv and Cansl, oppo-
site east end Of Center Market de If-tf
A Suffers
AND Those engaged In supplying the Soldiers
viii nnd on examining our stock many articles
suitable for their sales, at such prices as cannot
fail to please.
cited.
Liberal discount made to Suffers and those en-
gagged IN supp ying the Army.
6 DDS carefully packed to 20 out the city, free of
Of charge.
G. w. .BOTELER & SON,
de IL So 31s Iron Hail.
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u Z w A ND BEAU TIFUL!
4sO NINTH STREET,

NEW AND BEAU TIFUL!
400 NINTH STREET.
L have just received from New York q very
choice selec ton of the following goods. The at
tention of those in want 10 solicited.
PAPERHAN6INGS
FOR
Psrlors, Bed Rooms, Vestibules,
Dining Rooms, and Ceilings.
Gold Band
- WINDOW SHADES.
Shade Lines and Trimmings
Picture Loops, Tassels and Cords,
Shade Cords and Tassels.
MATTRESSES AND CUSHIONS
OF all descr ptions, made to order.
UPHOLSTERY WORK AND PAPBBHArGINe,
In 81 its various styles, executed promptly, st the
III LsHsst Possible Prices. Ill
STORE SHADES Made and Let.ered.
De zl-S.asw IL. EOfHROCY.
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eTaly is invited to my stock of nne Brandies w
Cigars, Teas, &o comprising Hennessey Ota I'd
and Sayer Brandies, Widow ClioquOt, Moot &
ChandOn, Mum's, HeIdsick & Co, and Associates
Verz ,uey Shampagnes; PeTmartins, Amontlado
and Yriarte SherTies; Wanferer, Reserve and
South Side Madeirasj H.rm9ny and Burmerster
Ports; the celebrated "WSC" Club House Gin;
Irish, SCOTCH, Bourbon and MOnongaheia WINS
kles; Jamaica ard st. CroIx Runs; Cabana, Fig
aro. La Rosa de Santiago, Espanos end various
BRANDS OF CIEars and very fine Young Hy son, Hy-
sSP spS EREtif fJl
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VIM. CORWIN RURGY,
LATE With the old and well known house of
WIN. s CORWIN CO,
New YORK,
Dealer IN choice BTdadieS, Wines Cigars, &C.. and
Importer Of Teas and Chinese Fancy Goods,
No. 357 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tEngence sixth Street,
WdShfHEtOH, ID. e.
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n.0Rmf NWelC0,

Legal NOGac0s
To Joseph Il. 6trccper and Clara 8. Etrseper his
wife, James Shields, j. 3. Bruce, j. 8. Thomp-
pn, h. @. Hicks, H. LOCKWOOD, Chas- Schsfer,
and Joseph u. Partridge, James W. Pnchott
and james 8. Warren, composing tho 6rm Of
Partridge, Pinchott Warren.
NOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
i theYe 10 now on fle In the ONCE Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
Keok ok, petition Of Hiram Bmney, claiming of
David Ramsay the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
with per cent in tsrest per ann nm pay e Annu-
ally, No money due on two mortgages made by him
to Chas. Macon and siace assigned 70 said Hiram
Barnsy, dated August 18th, 1885; also claming
against each Of you the foreclosure Of said mort
Cages. the same being upon he vest half IT the
southeast quarter and the south half OF the south
cast quarter Of the soath-east quarter of section
thirty-three township sixty-seven north, Of range
six west, ia Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money, and further asking for sale Of the said
premises, and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon II the second day IT the next
term Of said Court, to commence 1t keokuk ON the
LIST Monday cf septen ber A. d. 1891 default viii
be entered against you, snd decree rendered
against you 70 pray ed for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1861. Pitts Atty.
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LD0AD UOT1UB.
10 Mary Am Cro6eb nisAaS1 os6ie, Jshn Win
tAepas1 Rssus 3 0lss1ssnise. es-s=
VOu ~ sasA 81 Yea Ass hsrshy patiAed hat
il th11 ID BOW On Ne II The olkcI 81 tho Clerk Of
~ DistYict Court Of Lee County, lows, 81 Heo-
kuk; Is&s4, 4As pstltl9E en4 AnsndsA pssitisS or
samuel \. VOORHEES, claimine II III d yoo khe
fefsolosnrs u nerteaSe e1eeut<1 by Tho ~
Mary Ann Craig on tie believing real estate. 1T
uats In Leo County, lows, 70 Wit. Tvsnty nvo (15)
fest % Of lot twelve tI3), In block one HUNDRED
asa 1fty-six ub6) In the atty sf Keokuh, and
bounded 90 follows: eomD ending IT point on the
earterly line Of aid Lot twslse twenty Ave t2b)
feet from the alley in said block, thence in seuih
erly direction twenty-five f1S) feet, thence 81 !
westerly direction atty Iso feet thence in north
srly direction twenty- 1vs t1s) feet, thence II 1
easterly direction atty lt0l feet To the place Of
beeinnipsj and claiming also under ssid morteaxe
: judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann CYsig Tor the sum Of four hundred dbl
lars With ton psv csnt pr snhsn Interest thereon
from the 9th day sf J sns, 1857, and praying lot
sale Of said prepsrtys aAd alss iof general sslefi
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon Of the second dsy Of the next term
of said Court, to commence IT Keokuk, on the
FIRST Monday Of September, A. d, 1851, : default
will be estcrel against yon, Judgment OF decree
rendered thereon In accordance with the prayer
: - - THOMAS N. GREGORY,
March 3. 166l-dIm Sol. fer Petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

NONsCGs
To william White, Edward k~ddy and Mrs. Id
ward Reddy;
V0U ard each If you are hereby notified that
there Is row on Bile in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at
Ksokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Vim. White the sum of four hundred do liars,
wish 10 per cent interest per annum payable snnu
ally. ~ money due On two mortgage made by yos
to Charles Mason and slnce assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. 8, 1855; also claiming against
each Of ycu the foreclosure OF said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the luth-east quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of sectioa twenty nine l29l
in township sixty-seven I67l north, range six
l6l west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo.
ney; and further asking for sale OF said premises
aud general relief.
And unless you appear and answer srid petition on
before OF the "a day of the next term OF said
court, 10 commence at ksoknk on the LIST Monday Of
September, A. ID. 1861, q default will be entered
against you tho petition taken ss by you con-
fessed, and decree rendered thereon az prayed.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1851 dim Pitts Att'ys.
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~ 1anss1. WISH, 11wax6P. Wahh, Msrsa II
$50, Nary =. 6tsen, Mary ArabellA 6teen !,
Masy1. Yore and Nm. a. Yors her husband,
Asron3st J. Ycrr and Jno. Q. yors Asr husband,
Adlsy Gregory, George Foster, Eli Miller, Nil
chasi O'Rourke, and the unknovn heirs and Iegs-
tess of Jsha 0'Rcsvks, tseeSssd, tdefendaDts):
VOU are hereby severally notified that there
= 10 now on fle in the Clerks Of6ce Of Ne Dis
tition In equity brought BY John Augustus lurkee
assinst you, praying to have : nistaks corrected
IN the original deed Of partition between John
O'Rourke and Patrick Walsh, (both nov deo4ass d..
q certain lots and lands, drnwn by them % ten
ants in common in Share No. ~ ii the Decree Of
Partition oi the h Aft Breed Tract in Lee County,
Iowa, and to decree the WefhAH Of Lot eight ISL
IN Biock one hundred ard six 1901, in Keokuk,
lows, % have belonged tund<r ssid deed o. parti-
tion) to Patrick Walsh, and the ESn half Il said
Lot eight t6l to have belonged 10 John O'RSnrksJ
also praying for the confirmation of the EcM hAlf
Of said Lot eight In petitioner, who claims fhs
ssns nndss 9ssds from John o'Hnurke, sDd that
the heirs ~ law Of said Patrick Walsh, deceased,
and Of said John O'Rourke, deceased, b forever
stopped and barred from setting up Any claim or
title in and to Lot eight Isl or any part thereof,
except under and through said partition decd, ~
prayed TO be corrected and established BY the de-
cree Of said Court; and also for general relief.
Now each OF the above named defendants are
required 70 appear and answer this petition by
noon Of the second day Of the next term Of said
court, To be held on the FIRST Monday Of septem-
Der, 1861, ~ Keokuk, and show cause Why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted, or
decree ~ prayed for therein will be had and
entered by default.
rs Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
--4----------- Solicitor fer riaintiE
The above 10 > copy OF The notice on 6le which
VAS approved BY the Court on the 18th Of February,
1851, and ordered 70 be published In the Daily
Gate City, newspaper published at Ksckpk,
Iowa for six consecutive weeks.
Wiiness my hand and seal Of Caurt, this
March 18th, 1851.
KRik J. LEIGH,
Clerk Of District Couft.
BY EDWARD MuHn. Deputy.
March is, l86I-d6w
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