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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
co NG RE S s.


In the Senate, on Friday, the bills for the re-
lief of Hartwell Wick, and to establish an addi-
tional land office IN the State of Indiana, were
read the third time and passed. The bill intro
duced, on leave, by Mr.. Benton, TO abolish the
duty on alum salt, having been read the second
time. an interesting debate arose on the question,
whether it should be referred to the Committee
on Finance, or the Committee on Manufactures.
Messrs. Benton, Hayne, and Smith. supported
the question of reference to the former Commit
tee, and Messrs. Clay and Dickerson. spoke in
favor of referring the bill to the Committee on
Manufactures. On taking the question Of refer
ence to the Committee on Finance, it was decid-
ed in the negative-yeas II, noes 22-and the
bill was then referred, without division, to the
Committee on Manufactures. The Senate spent
some time in the consideration of executive bu.
siness
In the House of Representatives. petitions
and resolutions were. as usual, introduced and
referred. The propositions for the distribution
of the public lands, was further discussed until
the close of the hour. Mr. McDuffe re-
ported the Indian and ratification appropriation
bills, which were severally read twice. and refer
red to Committee of the whole on the State OF
the Union. A variety Of private bills were vot-
ed upon, and the House adjourned till Tuesday.
-FOUR detailed report Of the proceedings and
debate will he given in another paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Wines. Hrandy, &c.

VI>HE subscriber, Intending to return to his native
country, offers for sale Tuesday. the Sd OF Ja-
nuary next al his residence Royal street, opposite
Mr. James Green's Cabinet warehouse, his entire re-
manning stack on hand; consisting, in part, Of
French brandy. 4,h and 9th proof; old and fine
Sparkling Champagne. juice of grape. old Madeira,
TenerIse, old Port, French Madeira in barrels, Vim
de Grave and Claret WLNES
Cortlials; mint and rose water; few dozen brown
stout and london porter. with large quantity Of
EMPTY BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for bottling Also,
The ,chote Of his Dyeing Establishment;
screw Of 9nches; with every thing necessary for such
an establishment. fuIldis.iIng apparatus; together
with all his
HOUSEHOLDS. KITCHEN FURNITURE
TERMS which will be liberal. made known at saie-to
commence at IL o'clock
p. J SALVETAT.
OrThe National Intelgencer will insert tins St.
decS0 It's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
CUWS wanted:

$3.50, want to purchase eight or ten
4<eef DR., Cows in calf
~Cis For SAFE, few tons ofexcellent limo
~S~@.,ssothy ilay, and eight or ten tons of X,
and long cheat Straw, aad few loads of short heat
Straw, fine cowteed TuOS. CHING
Spring Park, jung St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
EUtiCS.

'sNiiE extreme inc'emcncy of the weather has deter
m,nSrkhc Trustees OF the Poor tn establish the
soV sE, Dnna'ic's at money. wood, or mas
ler,alsust are used for soup, viii be ,hankfuy re-
Ceised
Soup wiz be delivered 10 the poor this day at u
o'clock
\ Is. ANY pcysan having Ten Plate Stove to sell
OF hrs. Will please Call upoalhe Trustees.
dec 2l-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
A Fishery for Rent,

's>HE subscriber win rent, to good tenant and fish,
L erRan, for one or more seasons, with all the fix.
lures OF last that well known aud superior Her.
ring Fishery.
SWAN CREEK POINT.
and as good for Shsd many others on the Potomac
About $40 worth of herring work in a new shad seine
of last season, will make all complete for two or three
to come. Application to be made to the sub.
scriber in person. H. d. HArToN,
iIatton's Hills, near Piseataway, Maryland.
dec 20-.H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
70 lawyers.

IF q gentleman in practice about to commence
the practice of Law. be disposed to try his fortune
ton, obtain such permanent Land Agency in Giles,
Fayette, and Logan Counties. will facilitate a re
spectacle establishment in his profession. Letters
post paid To A. b Post Office, Alexandria will have
due attention, and personal interview may be had if
necessary.
dec 31-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
NJ A X r f. ID.

On "Wednesday the 2Sth inst BY the Rev. Jes-
see L. Wesms, D1ct. RIcA,ao w. WmEar. to
Miss Ann LErrrI, DUNxrNGroN, daughter Of
the late Francis IL. Dunnlngton, of Dumfries,
Prince William County Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Notice.
| Treasurer.

Pr lCATloN viii be made to the President anl
u directors Ofihe Little River rurnnke Road Com.
PAM Orthc renewal of Certificates Tor twelve shares
Il stock, standing IN the Books of said Company in the
aame OF Robert iietrek, said certificates having been
lost or mislad
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
ID [ z ID T..

At his residence, near Fredericksburg, on San
day morning last. about 9 O'Clock, Elder RoBERr
B. SEMrLE. Pastor Of the Baptist Church. at Bru-
ington. King s. Queen, aud Senior Pastor of the
Baptist Church in that town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Post Office alexandria, D. O. on thu
LIST ofJANUaRY, 1882.
T Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say ARE ADVERTISED, or they may moi
getshem.
Capt Charles Alistrum Mrs Barbara Ann Arby
Chaplin Ashton
Thomas Belknap-2 Richard Brook
Sally Bancroft Presly Barker
Thos Berry, Richard Harry
Ann Badell Dsnel Boyd
Mrs Ann BoIn Capt John II Bell, USN--3
Miss Lstitia Brown
C.
r CruiksI anks Lewis Cole
Nathaniel Chapman-2 William Clarke
Mrs Susan p Chspman-2 Susan Carroll
Mas E Chapman Mrs Lucy Campbell
John Dubecq Mrs Ann Davis (Cam'ron ST.
Mr., Sarah Ann Dixon James Dattenson
James Dickson
f.
william Eran-3 Airs Harriet r Evans
F
Oliver Fields Mrs Elizabeth Fousl.ee.
G
John G Gray 3 George Guanrl
John II Gibbs Mr. Griii h (gunsmi'h)
Robert Hall Mrs Ann Harmon
Jos n Hanson william Huntington
N, hemiah Hicks Zba Hunt
Mss Ellen Hudson Washington Hillary
Miss Mary Agne, Hamers') Bryan IiAmpson
Mrs Lucy A Hepburn
Durkell G johnson Samuel Isaacs
John Kirk wiilsm Kehoe
Fr.ncis X Kennedy Isaac Ke
Mr. King, merchant tailor
Miss Sophia Lee Ruth I.ightfoot
Ezra lunt Peter lie Roy
Nj
William Maxim James marry
John S Miller Miss Jane G. Mills
Ms Hety Mckenzie Mrs Martha I Mason
Michael Marice Richard Mason
Allen McRea Mrs Ellen Mede
Owen Mathews-2 william G Mcaechen
Charles Middleton ,mes NcDaniel--S
Elkanah Hickerson
p
Mrs Snah b Porter Ebenez.rJ Perry
Reuben Potter Richard Powers
john plckin James Patterson
r
rhos C RaIls--2 Mons Chas Roux
William Robinson Richard Rudd
Sam Simmons Miss Margaret simms
J lanes Sloan Mrs Leah Swami
Mrs Catherine Sano.-3 Mrs Rscheai Satterwhite
Rcbecca Skidnore
I
Rev w TAYLOR Jones Thompson
AIR Thomas (merchanO am Tonkm
John , Thornton
w
Windsor, Jr David Woodbury.
Alexander Williams Francis Wilmsn
Ihos Wilmington Robt HinIspr--2
Miss Ann A Il Waugh Miss Hannah Jane White
John test Joseph White, ND
Airs Ann White Mrs Windsor
william v alker Alfred Warren
Walter Walden Iho.nas W allsce
Miss jane Matters
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
hleI andria, ian st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Notice.

sNiE Annual Mectiag Of the Stockholders Of the
Washington anil Airx,n,lria turnpike Company,
'rlhe election OF i've directors. Treasurer and Clerk
VII BE- held "a, he Town Hail. ON Monday. the 81 day
u January J. b. LADD,
Irc iO--SaHtE Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
AT rubIio auction

sAIIIL be rented on Thursday the 5th day OF Janu-
w AIRY O'Clock, 10 the highest bidder, tor two
wears from the expiration Of The last lease all the pGb'
lie property at the lower end Of Duke street, except
the Stone Warehouse and property west Of The same
occupied by l.. * w Campbell.
b. order of the Real Estate Committee.
dec so ID WI. NEIJ Gil, S. p.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Notice.

81 OtASt.
gyAyING constituted my brother, GEORGE X.
HI Saoor, of A!exsn,l,ia, my Agent and Attorney.
all persons are hereby sa,horzed TO deal with him in
that capacity in all matters relative to my late husbands
estate. Ann u. bhhNDI,
Adm'x of RICHARD H. Brandt deceased.
dec l5-eoSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Whvslwsisht and BlacksMi,h
SHOP

The subscriber has taken the shop Washington St
lately occupied by Robert hodgkin, where h is pre-
pared to execute any work which may be ordered, Ell
Their in the Wheelwrght or Blacksmith line. lie has
FIRST rate blacksmith employed, who understands IRON
ing wag Jns, horse shoeing. &C.
ian 2-3t SAMUEL REESE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
This is To give Notice,

r11IAT the subscriber of Aexsndris County, in the
L District OF Columbia, has obtained from the Or
plans Court of said County letters of administration,
with the will annexed, on the estate OF Richard "
Braadt late Of The county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons hsvirg Chains agsins, the said dccedent,
hereby warned exhibit the same to the subscriber
passed BY the Orphans Court OH or before the Nth
day OF December. 1882, they may by law be excluded
from all ben, fit said estate; and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this l4,b dsy o! December.
1861 ANN CAROLINE BRANDT,
Ad,nx, with the will annexed, of Richard II, Brandt
dec l5-co3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Trustees Sale

FINDER the authority of a deed Of trust, executed
u on the 2Sth day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances F. Lewis his wife. and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Prince William County Court, will
SELL by public auction, at Bren' sviIle the FIRST Mon
day. in January that being Court day. for ready money.
moety Of
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereon
John Lewis resides, which conveyed by said
Lewis and wife to the subs crber Trustee, to
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title as is vested in the subscriber by the deed
of trust will be conveyed to the purchasers it is beev-
ed to be uNquestioLable.
Oct l8-ts ROBERT BAILY. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Shoes, Boots, and Groceries,

Corner Of Prince and Ea,Jfar Streets.
4 AIDES seaiskin and morocco walking shoes
IL Mems misses and infants shoes, of assorted sizes
Mems boots, coarse and fine
Old rye whiskey in barrels
Common do do
Cheap brown sugars in barrels
Gades butter in kegs, and ofgood quality
Mercer and New England potatoes
West India rum by the barrel
Smoked beef, put up for family use
No gross behring's in barrels
With variety Of other articles in the Grocery line.
Wanted, a well recommended Shoemaker To such
constant employment, will be given.
dec SO--3t C.. & P. C. MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Frame Houses FOR sale.

GrA few Tickets Oh sale In the Union Canal
pt,l Prize 5000. Drawing expected
,, mil this morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
knowledge for the People,

knowledge for the People,
OR, THE PLAIN W,HY IND BECAUSE.
lust received on sale BY WM. NJ. MORRISON, a
81 fresh supply of this truly Interesting little work.
Subjects treated upon: ls Domestic Science, contain
ing upwards Of 400 facts in social economy; Part 3D.
Zoology. Qstlrupeds, illustrating their habits and Pc
cuIiares; Part So, Origins and Antiquities, Part 4th
Zoology, Birds. Price 123
Also, fresh supply Of scott's Family bles. bound
in sheep and calf
All of which, together with good assortment of
Stationary and School Books, offered low
be purchased in Northern cities.
dec 80 lot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02

Remaining in he Posi- UHec, ferandria, d. q. on The
LIST ofLANUaRY, 1882.
T Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say ruEr ARE ADvERrsED, they may not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02

an occasion, but to reserve his fire tWice, is an
-, f,r which both he and his friend are almost
cr,minalIy culpable. The affair should have ter
.n.,ed after The first fire, and the writer makes
fms observation without reference to either par
IS. "-E.h!or Couraiaf,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-02
E1iracI Of a letter 10 he Editor of The flea
andriG Gaeette, dated


DEAR SIR-The debate in the House al
Delegates on the Abolition of slavery closed
yesterday 1t resulted in the rejection Of Mr.
Preston's amendment, and the aaon,;on #
the report of the Committee, (declar;nr Il
He1PsdlsHt TO legislate al this time an tb;.
qnes'ion) together with the preamble Of Mr..
Bryce EXPLAINING the reason for that decisio,
ana hol'''nG om The idea of future action
The 'tnal vote upon the preamble and reso
luton was "a to So Surprising you would
Ike 10 know the result of debate which bas
attracted 50 much of the pnblie attention =.
early as possible, have, in great haste. wit
ten the above.
The following is the preamble referred 70.
"Psoioar''Y sensible Of ihe pr4at o,.;la
rising from The condition of the cnL,rod :"
i'nlaii1n of this Commonwealth: indncod ~,
humanity as well as policy, 10 ~ i,,o9a,l.,,.. Z
etiari for the removal m the fest -
we'll of those who are now free. "a NJ IA
as may hereafter become free: he,;ar;,'. ~,
this etl6rt, while il is in inst secayf.
he sentiments of the co'nn,,git- o,.,t,....'
lect, VIII absorb Ell err pfeseht n,aa,.s. 80. /
that lur'heF ec,,on iop iht rc,,,o,.'I -
'l'ves saou e1.ei' 4 iInre definite -dc,.l....
ncni Of pubic o.I.iohp ~ 'oi'e'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-02

- .
The Correspondent of the Lordon Morn
ing chtonicie Q. p O. in letter dated
Paris, Nov. 22d, says:
Il told the Bonrbons they n,sst fan .nd
they fell. told the Revolution il must
march, or the nation would be dissatisfied
The revolution has not marched, and the
people arc to man Disconnected. 1 told
The British PUBLIC that Mr. Casiinir Perier
intended TO follow a 81 stem Of force approach
ing very nearly le that OF the Restore tfos
aad this IS The system he has followed {
tloIdlyou 'hat Poland WAS 10 be abandoned by
hngiand ana France at a moment when ne
one would believe my statement, and France
has consented TO the dismcsaberment ans
conquest OF that country. | told YOU that ;s
The system OF NJ. Peter should be followed
up, he would have all the country aoa;nsf
Lim-- and that he must resort 70 ee,,ns
detat to support that system-an now wEst
has occurreG! Why, the coups ,i,efat have
been struck, and France is INDIGNANT and
Pfeparinsl
And now tell you, that the French Rev.
olution IS not terminated, thai The ybona =
IN danger--iAat M. Casiiner perier vii H..
swept away with bis system in the lisip- Tor.
REM OF popular and uniycisal indignatioa-.
'hat ne cannot maintain his cfound-,hsi be
mus, DC defeated; and that The resnlt win
he that the French uaiion will estab1;sb on.
o'her order of things, and another Gorer..
heht lar mere popular, and TO Eurol,e far
more terFihlei mean terrible 10 Ktngs.
'errieie 10 tyranny terrible to Inc Inouisifiop
!, ntc'i'ble 70 the arbitrary power, and terri
DIG 10 Oil Europe, euslayed as. she was. ana
IS oy some half dozen tyraEts."
GEN. WASHINGTON Oh he aad ~
Z e1rna,J merit enc hundred gears tpin hare e.
.aPsed since lie bi,h, f;hegreai & good g,as',i.a-
ION. he Legislature Of massachusetts,. nor II
'es' lon, tace adopted measures Il relet.as -
cehti''''ta ahnfra'sary IF his ,5.rth -aqeaesaes
or re san,e Purpose arc 5eiag atiogted a, ~
roe, 2 aTisfo1ites Of dHrem CITES -aRg sss
max ne caa:aP'c ought 10 b. fllopel !, ere,s
o'on and r'ftege throughout tae r:ssoa. INK
s. a. h9s been remarked Jy c coatempc.aya. q
,fo9I3eSJ ~ girusg tte ensuing aasiesfsq,9fAs
y S!ae'p q putAc ealaafiin. for ne e4os3ris
'e'a teare 70 pcJenty.-H H. ,rss sae no n
~ country ~ Sengi n no ha7,s,t,, ,ace nc
3'.se coi'dRet IN md oat IF poseef. yceafed
Y ,''7i.'f3o4s ea..af'ie IN he sfotesgIs. rsdlr
NJ '7ied 20 'Hiatc; a4d is not L,s e,,r 81
,'ta mn CIR duty. 70 imf,tss upon II ufsds
'"e '''''s Ee,'et"''oa ferereaes qf his Dl-la.
p. ~ ICE Of Flons in naldmorc. rom va,
Gus - ~ in ALEXANDRIA, S. 06.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-02

From Eaglasad.-The BrisiSh
barque George Williamson, at
Charleston, brings London pa
pers Of the 1st and Liverpool Of
the Cd December.
The Cholera still prevailed at
Sumderlacd, but the daily num-
Der of deaths does not appear to
have increased. On the 2Sth
Nov. there were 8 deaths The
whole number OF cases, sincethe
disease made It's appearance at
that place, was 2o4-Deaths Sc.
"A cali is made upon the pub
lie authorities, in the Liverpool
Mercury Of the Cd ult. to adopt
the necessary precautions for
preventing ITS introduction into
that place.
Great and increasing diseases
is said to exist amongst the great
mass of the poorer classes in ire
land.
The operatives in Paisley,
Scotland, who are principally
engaged in the manufacture of
Shawls and of Musiins, are rep
resented to be in great distress
from the want Of employment;
which is attributed to the DELAY
in the passing OF the Reform Bill,
which has operated TO create dis
trust ia both manufacturers and
purchasers.
A letter from Brussels, dated
on the 29th November, received
in London, states as cause OF
continued agitation in that city,
that the King of Holland still de-
iayed giving an answer to the IN
yitation Of the conference, To
subscribe to the 90 article of
Peace. lie get hopes, it would
appear, that the Gear of Russia
viii support his pretensions, and
not ratifF the treaty
LIVERPOOL, December 9.
The }Eagus, Captain Wade.
arrived at this port on Saturday
evening from Lisbon, whence
she sailed on the 10th, brineiug.
we are informed, dispatches for
Lord Palmersfon, his Majesty's
Secretary OF State for Foreign
Affairs. BY this vessel a Lis5on
GG@ette Erfraordia@y has been
received in Liverpool, containing
royal ordinance requiring for
cod loan from the merchants OF
Lisbon, Oporto, and two other
places Of E24O,000, to enable
Den Miguel to defend the co,,n-
try against Don Pedro and his
partizans. I-,s ordinance had
thrown the Portuguese merchants
into state Of the greatest a.
larm,
~, :. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11

number OF inquiries TO the President of the Bank who
has not been able from the press of other d
hes to answer and which queries appended TO this re.
port ihe Investigations, however, which have been
tered r " " ''"''-
AZ Is oo'lous' from me statements submitted, and tho
correspondence with the treasury concotning tho nub,a
ueo ana the fluctuations OF the revenue of Government
nat these have hitherto essentially affected the general
circulation and operations OF the Bank of the u States
would therefore, seem TO your Committee TO be most
1uuieous not TO act upon the question of re-
hat institution or oil charerng any other national bank
nc revenue shall been adjusted TO the measure oil our fe
deral expenditures.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11
&I,7l5.3G2 So


Making an aggregate dimnuton Of lite means 10 meet is
momenlary demands, since the 1st of September of
SS2i3Oi@ d. whilst during the same period those de-
mands have increased Sfl07SU 81; viI the circu,ton
dcpostes, and foreign debit The aggregate of which was
on The ls September $3S 1852 1853 g. the list April
SlEO0O,58O IL. The aud the effect appaar TO
be similar 70 those preceding 1919 The extensive dis
counting OF domestic bills and drafts payable at distant
branches, The amount being on the LIT Of April per MONTH
ly statement, $2O3j17IS TO- The orders for curisino
' the western branches, aud the curiang at the prnc
pal Offices IN the Atlantic cities, and at the Bank of tine
United States, The amount OF which, az the Bank of the
United states between The jh Of January and tie 2ot
day OF March IS SlOiG8 81; at the Office of New York
between Tie 4h day OF January and the 2sh day OF March
Sz3g5O1 10; az The Office OF Boston. between the Oh
day Of January aud the pol day Of March e1G7 $50 sj
(n1 ihd too, on discount line Of less than W and half
mions OF dolars) a the office Of Bainore between Ie
10Th OF Januory and the ~ day Of April SI237il 3d. and
on discount line OF little than two millions of dol
s' as WIZ be seen by The weekly statement Of those of
hcei and tle Bank Of The United States, marked No 49,
The most remarkable feature Which presents itself 10
situation Of the bank and The of operations upon il
since The l Of September last is the increase i'm the cir
cud0n OF Ne noies, which amounted The LIST Scpcm-
Der to B228SO1lI 81, and on the 1st Apr 90 500 III
~ ~, making The increase Of 1917 ,g03 81. During
is period the bank undertook check the cxporfoo of
specie by supplying bills such rate as left no induce
mcni Tor individuals 10 ship W TO do which they exhaust.
GU a the funds which they could procure from every
source over $5OOOOOO reunited az per statement
marked NO 10 and sill left them viii debt of more
nan %l1OOOOo in Europe al ibis period The cause
Wbch Icd to This necessity sG yet exists with an increase
70 hc extent OF The increase Of circulation and but for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11

of the bank, prior to the first of March last there
column showing these loans. In that month"; for the first
time, so far the committee discover, column
Is exhibited, entitled "todnS other stocs, and which
appeared at that time, TO have been transferred from the
line called "6iHS discounted personal SecuTity.'
This change was made in consequence OF call for stock
loans, by the House oil Representatives, statement of
the same was called for, marked No 20 which exhibits
list oil sockspedged consisting of Theatre shares Muse
um stock Arcade stock Rail road and Canal stocks Coal
company stock, real estate in Louisiana Sc &c. anC,n
ing 10 the sum OF ST. ,7I3,297 81.
The various transactions in specie 10y the bank been
SUBJECT OF special notice by the committee and various
statements called for showing the magnitude of them
The hrst statement, marked No. 2i shows the amount
OF specie exported by the Bank Of the United States dur
ing the year 1881:
To London, in Mexican coin S255 600 90
To Paris, in Mexican coin. 62O 900
To Paris, in gold, 247COO
Do. in mixed bullion 100000