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THg WESTERN CONTINENT. We notice that this
popular week is publishing ''Dealings with the Firm
of Dombey Son. the new work by Dickens. The
readers ofhe Continent will have rich treat in iLs
peTusal.
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Our Book TABLE. Mr.. Moore 1873 Pratt street,
has laid upon table, pamphlet, entitled, F'Wan
deings and Adventures of Reuben Delano; being
narrative oftweve years. life in whale ship--illus-
trated with engravngs." We have not had time to
read the work. but narratives OF this kind are gener
ally well supplied with exciting incidents.
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SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, at DGmocra-
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FRomrHE ExcHANG F. R EADrNc-RooM BOOKS

CLEARED,
BaTque HOuensa, Hector Jackson, VALPARAISO and
market, George II. Miles.
ARRIVED.
Brig Vincennes, YrIk, ID days I'm Portland, plaster
run and potatoes, to Kirkland, Chase & Co. While
al anchor off the Budkn, was run into by the new
brig Adelaide, and had Jib boom carried away.
Schr Hero, EInmersOH, from Philadelphia, mdse,
TO J w Brown.
coming in from sea- barque with loss of t0pgallant-
mast; and off Sandy Point, barque and brig at an
Choir.
Come up from below-Barque Tiberius, before re-
ported, from Bremen.
Spoke Oct 29, lat, 90 80, lon 49, by brig George
Henry, OF New York, ship Pharsaa, of Boston, 80
Gays from Bremen, with passengers, bound TO New
OIleans-desired to be reported
Barque Chesapeake Parker for Msrseies, and
brig Kent, Allen, for Havana feared at Orle ans
qth inst
schr Cecil, Binney, from Baltimore, Cleared Sept,
3isO for Cumana, seen l7h Oct, in Sombras
passage, by Capt Leighton, of schr Ferdinand at St
lhomas, reported ny Capt Brown, of sChr Zenobia,
ofthis port, from st. Thomas, Nov. Cd.
Al st. Th0mTs, 10th ult. schrs WIN Allen, Snow.
(befoTe reported cOnGemned) to be sold ne xt dav:
Thomas Hooper, Kirwan, from Baltimore (befOre
Schr Henry A. Darling, Hubbard, FIN Baltimore was
the only Am. yes ell at Port spain, Trinidad, about
25th ut.
schr Union; Bangs, for Baltimore, sailed fun Provi
dGnce 10Th inst.
schr Baltimore, Latourette, I'm Baltimore, ard at
York 18th inst.
schr John Howell, Lowden, FIN Baltimore bound
to Troy put into Norfolk lth inst with loss of part
OF mainsal, boat flying jib, and main boom broken.
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Qua Book TABLE. We have received from Nh
William Taylor, Jarvis Buildings, Nos. 30 and IS o.
the Modern STANDARD Drama, containing shak
speare's Tragedy Of "King John" and Colemaa's
excellent comedy Of .'The Jealous Wife"
The same gentleman has sent US Cliddon's Lee
lures en- Ancient Egyet. This work has already
sope through ten editions.
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13-CALVERT-ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
Rev, MIR. SHIGLEY will preach ia the UniversaIist
Church, corner OF Calvert and Pleasant streets, TO
MORROW Sunday at II o'clock, M. and at :
O'Clock, P. NJ 1t
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NEW WRITING AcADEMY 1t will be seen by the
advertisement of Mr. Nichols in another part of to-
days paper that he intends opening writing acad-
envy in this city, al the Commercial ipstinte, Nc.
elJ Baltimore street. His terms are very moderate.
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CLEARED,
BaTqus HOuensa, Hector Jackson, Valparaiso and
market, George II. Miles.
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trusted that the information would not be opposed by one
who 10 the guardian Of the public money.
6rs rreS,ou' Question was moved by Mr.. BRINKER-
| Previous Question
The Speaker said il was not in order.
NJ WINTHROP said IL was. and the Speaker yielded
IN. House then refused the second, So to SIS.
mr.. DtoMGooLE -ad he wanted letters which could
o' bc had There hsd been gross corruption In this North
Eastern boundary business and an sbu-c Of
power aud trust lie asked for the adoption Of the Reso
uoon offered by his friend from Penn-ysnia. There had
becn most corrupt abuse Of tho public money lie
Grated the Wings. not Daniel Webster for he not
scing with tho Whg. but under direction Of Mr. Ty-
Ter, aud Mr. Tyler's administration the corrupt
which had ever existed in the country the world. MI
Dromgoole elosed with repetition Of this idea.
Mr.. BAfLY OF Va. defended Mr. Tyler from the
saos Of his colleague. aud finally opposed tho Resolutions
as tending to in'eta injury upon the county, Th.
fund had been used for corrupt purposes.
MIR. lNGERSOLL denied this.
Mr.. BAYLY.-Thcn for secret purposes. though h. b.
e'ed the fund had been used for corrupt purposes But
wna ga he member desired wss to impeach Mr. Tyloi
Mr.. lNGERSoLL.-WhS Il he is imp- sehed.
Mr.. BAYLY The gentleman Is too good a I,xve,
not t. know that we cannot impeaeh when he has
no office whatever. The House cannot impeaeh MIR.
Mr. MCKAY said there were no items for TIN. sec,e,
service expenditure The money paid upon the eeruf-
Mr.. INGERSOIL said the item, we,. in ,o...,son q,
the Treasury Department.
The Resolution now modified so ms to make the
call upon the President and embody provo that tho
Information communicated should affect the subjects
OF any foreign power.
Mr. HARALSoN OF G. moved the Previous Question.
Withdrawn.
Mr. billiard Of Ala, obained the floor after sppenl
ing 70 inc majority not To gag down the friends OF the
gentleman assaied Mr. H. said that as one of the min
N.Y. lie asked, eourted, and demanded the
lie could not call himself the personal friend Of Mr.
webster but he should be the Of men If he did
not here give his testimony that somewhat
ed Ueia intercourse with Mr.. Webster he found him nj.
WAYS most careful guardian Of the public interest He
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CONGRESS-.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
WAsnINGToN. April 8
UNITED STATES SENATE.


Afer the petitions and the informal
ing by of the resolution pint $4,000 copies OF the an
nua report Of the Commissioner Patents und of the
bill TO change the distribution OF duties among the Naval
bureaus
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of the reso
ton herst offered by Mr. J. VI. CLAYTON calling
the President OF the u s. Tor the correspondence ON
the Oregon question subsequent 10 the Attn February.
Mr. a rCulSON said lew word. IN favor of toe ndop-
ton OF the resolution. did not his opinion imply
mistfust If the Executive.
Mr.. SEWER opposed the resolution The only effect
Of its adoption would be to make public letters Of Mr.
McLane and lay the whole calculations OF this Govern.
op n the British Minister. lie did not want the
infO nation He should 40 notice any how let the
result be what may.
Mr.. J. NJ. CLAYTON followed in support Of his rcso-
luton, aud opposition tie idea which had be-, put
forth BY tue Honorable Chairman OF the COMMITTEES ON For
eign Relations, that 1t extended embaass the Exc
cuuye. II the de uy voting upon the notice embarras,
the Executive the Chairman hmse was partially at least;
char with delay tor having introduced pt I'm,
discussion the subject Of the North Eastern boundary in
such render Necessary for the Senator from
Massachus mir Webster occupy so much lime IN
SpJ TO the false charges which had been brought against
him.
Mr. ALLEN briefly replied, snd said that he was not 10
be dragged at TINS time into controversy respecting the
Ashbuon treaty lie should pay lis respects to that mat
ter when hting occasion offered.
Mr.. CLAYTON rel iued, and defended those who had
thought proper discuss the question Of te, show
aim was valid only 80 deg 1t had been provoked
by the conduct OF inOso who went for 81 deg 40 MN
Mr.. CALHOUN followed IN favor of the resolution and
said that the discussion Of the question OF s which had
been much cprUbaed 10y the Chairman OF the Commit.
Foreign atoms had loaT been productive Of
great UHaniHIv favor OF settlement OF The qu ston.
Mr.. ALLEN ssid twas no longer prop r That he should
hear these frequent assertions OF the unanmy OF the SEN
ute with silence. II the Senator from South Carolina
meant there YVES Immunity IN favor OF yielding no
nall Of the territory, he would tell that Senator that ma
Jory Of those WHO had the Senate as Democrats
net 10 favor Of any such unanimy. lie then pro
cctdod 10 discuss the question Of te gave WY to
Mr. MOREHEAD. who moved thati the Senate proceed
the special order Of the day The motion prevailed and
the Oregon debate resumed
Mr. MANGuM, who was entitled to the floor. maintain
cd that the whole subject had been improperly introduced
into The Senate in their legislative capacity and that ION
Rfcss hid the right the notice. IL could only be
given by the President by and with the advice end
Of tho Senate
When Mr.. NJ. had concluded. the Senate Adjourned
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HOVT'S PRIZE OFFICE.


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hOfT - constantly selling Prizes. Within few dav,
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Afte capitals know Hoyt A. IN.
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$4,000 TO be sold uoyt The Tickets opy sis and
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hfe this capital pocket Of some one Nake
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% eerthea'e Of package of25 wboes eots 100 dol
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Magnificent Prizes $50 600 - 900 10 Gao a oon 600
1000 Sl72 OF 1000 $500 go Of 1000 40 Of ooo
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800 &c IS Nos - drawn Tickets no. halves s nu,r. "a
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W Tickets in all the Loiec, adversed by q Cr,y,,s -
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HOUSE oFREPREsENTATIvEs.
GREAT EXCITEMENT-Mr WEBSTER AND Mr.
C.LINGERsOLL.

C.JINGERSOLL.
Mr.. CT. iNGERSOLL asked leave to make personal
explanation, and granted The words he intended
10 coy he had reduced 10 writing and his statement was
read. Mr. J. said that the OF remarks Of his
in the Sona'o called fof the paper which he was reading
The rcmarks Of MI Webster he spoke Of with severity
which he acknowledged deserved rctort n what he
hid said IN the Senate. lie desired now 10 bring forward
the Journal u the Committee Foreign Relations 10
sustain his former crges, and prove that Daniel web
ser had been equity II msdsmcanors such az cotr,pt NO
public funds" b,inR delinquent" "a public del,pi,o,
of"faudulenty applying the funds 10 his own ,sc and -,
employing not0iousy base agents Of ha choice AZ,
that he had been guilty of and patry continuance
OF palpable misuse Of the public money" &c
Mr.. l. said he had idea Of this abuse Of the nubc
money until recently, and very lthe inqIiry said Mr /
will show tho misapp cation Of the public money and iii
that mavorsauon and corruption which must remove hin,
from the Senate chamber
Mr.. MCKAY asked Il il designed to call for all tho
items II the p cret fund
Mr.. INGERSOLL said that he did
Mr. McKAY-Then | eannot GO for IT, II has been
he and sny give the secret service
~ Executive, and II has never been the custom 10
make known tic usc Of this money
Mr.. VlNTON, II Ohio, said, under tho Rule the r.,
solution would o for day lie did not oppose A.
but ~ might lead collision between the two Houses of
Congress, he suggested that u I've over.
Mr.. INGERsoLL in reply sid ho called for the record
Of The 'ecrsfundOPoof' Of m'SPploSuon Of IT, and be
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AN onDINaNcE. p,,.,,,s,ns -, ,

ORDINANCE, prescribing and regulating the weighing
OF hay fodder oats, and other long forage Passed March
Whereas the listing presenb ing the mode and eon
ton. upon which oag forage required weighed and
beng unequal IN s operation, III.
ID De aehaary and IN remedy the evils OF
weighing and taxing the
be ofianSd That fodder and
brought To the city IL Richmond unless the
upon the farm plantation Of the brought the
city of Richmond
mode now prescribed the eIsng ordnance before The
shall be told or stored and II found
ms ordnance he or she shall forfeit and pay Of Twenty
Dollars for each offence
= And BE- further ordained Clerk of the Old Market
or MS legally appointed deputy weirh master the
aei the Dock and Rockets and that shockoe Hin
MARKET or his legally appointed deputy Weigh master for
sad Market anc the Basin and required In.
weighing OF said hay fodder Al
ohe han the scale house. shall be paid for by the
- ~ - '
And be further ordained That weshmast.r sbai
sahu anu receive from the request sad hay
oddeT oats or other long
GEMS per hundred for hundred thereof
winch sam fee he shall receive and compensation for
ssviees-and shall account mode now mr..
ser0ed by ordnance In the Chamberlain City OF Rich
mond, for the other half thereof
T. And be further ordained That section OF the ord
nance passed October 2d 1927 entitled reducing
and for other Purpose providing eompena
ton Of three hundred liars gh Muster for his syv
De and The same - hereby repealed IN IN.
foregoing section beng intended To be in lieu thereof
tie II further Ordained That the Weigh
shall be required TO
by hm upon the binding every person who hs
be found altering the SAID weighs marked aforesaid shall
be fined twenty dollars
g. pe further ordained That all and NJ odd
nance, coming within the
the same hereby repeated.
q This ordnance shall be force aer the first day Of
April, lri6. A Copy - -
NH 24-.aVtIstMay y
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arriral asd Departure OF Me NorfoM Ront,.

Arrival and Departure of The Norfolk Boats
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, 6
O'Clock, A. VI. Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursdsy and Saturday morning, at o'clock
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, O'Clock,
A. NJ. Returning, leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wed
nesday, ana Friday morning, at O'clock These boats
connect with the Baltimore boats JEWESS, GEOR-
GA. -"j HEp AID. ny "l.ou passengers are enaOiou
60 through TO Baltimore without detention.
Passage and Fare from Richmond to Norfolk SO 90
From Richmond Baltimore 9 90
Forward cabin to Baltimore 5 90
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TRDSrEES SALE or
NALI ABLE CITY PROPERTY.


TN TUESDAY the 2tst At O'clock on the ,,,p. will
soh that valuable half Lot Of snown BY the No
70 the plan n The City % situated 4. IN.
'hef OF or Cary aud 9th the az
poh THIS Properly will be divided fton,pr on 9Th
aha m dP'h so feet To alley 10 rear IN. ar.t
o oH On oth street 90 inches enbrae.s neal FRA
"a olne with all beessay houses nds viii B. d.
'es mo Tour lo'' each Is feet mont 9Th
EkMS-by eons~nt Of for on. third :,
ana me balance 10 two month";. for mote
satisfactorily entor-ed or title Withheld payment
uaae IN ill- CHARLES ?. NONCURE Trustee
saIe conducted By DrN,aP No~,rp. 90 a..
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BtkSJ NM To the provisions ct q decd Vt
ilrt dated tte i day Of May arI recbriei u Che
cEsoc- Of te County Count Of rurco By Mann
valentino 90 a. urtsrrrst of lHfao of srsuuns
NJ money therein rf-nl shall 90 aux
raw e llh day of Nru 1890 o'clock ~ proceed sr
~ public zoe ne premises che highest bidder cash
lf1ri 20 p1frr n land County Oft Henrco
y M Richmond rrrHr- So acres. conveyed ID he ad Vteu
tine BY sd Befurf rrrrrrr however acres Of aid
aui rffquerty corvefc ty sad Eeru1d and va
ennr n Jas Lyons y deed dated Doe day December s4
ant may found on ne ard
lard with NJ searching the same BE- expressed
1ld forth hr sees from Hernsrd ~fe 10 aid Val
o. ~ tte appointed shove Of aid ant
weather shall b. such render improper In ths opinion
Of ne proceci with the % thaeveut the "a Of the
ssd hnd will BE- continued from day suntays excepted
the hout the same 10 effected
believe he 70 BE- rooi but aetna a.,
trustee shah only oonvey vsaed By IRE dssd 81
aioresad.
nh ss-d'd' LoFTN N. Elicit, Trustee
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MARRIED

In ST. Georges Church, Thursday. the 9th nst by
the Rev. f. c. Mcclure, d. D., WILLIAM KEMEYS,
Esd, OF New York, to Miss ANN LINDSAY CAR
MICHAEL eldest daughter Of Dr. T.. IL. Carmichael OF
Richmond, Va.-Ered'g Herald.
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HENRY LUDLAM & G.
Canal PnckftS.

The Packet-Bonis SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchbury every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock in the morning.
Refurning-Reaehes Richmond Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at % o'clock, P. VI.
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