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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-01
Gtae Daily Spp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum sevenve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advance.-Or +A Hsa
Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter, if
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
published weekly the office Terms,-$1, rs in
advance or 81, 90 ifnot paid in advance.
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Farm for sale.

Aa OITUATED in Millbury, near the FIRST Congrega-
einTA - tional Meeting House, the road leading to
sutton, containing about fifty ofLand, large
Dwelling House q stories high, well finished and very
convenient for large family OF boarders-aso good
Barn with an excellent cellar underneath all in good repair
being the premises recently occupied by the subscr-
ber The above is Offered together the buildings with
as much land as desired and the balance in lots
For further particulars, inquire of Mr.. JABEz ELLIS
Feb Is. tf SOLOMON WOODWARD.
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THOMAS Il. SELBY s CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. so MAIN ST., (F1obbs' Block) WORCESTER,
67 OUL0 inform the citizens CT Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Commission business the above place, and that they
will be pleased receive cunsignments Of property of
every description, he sold either at auction or private
sale a..--...- ..... ..-..
Persons having second hand FURNITURE and wishing
to dispose the same will find this the best season of the
year SELL We also will give particular attention to
the sale of REAL ESTATE Personal Property, in any
part OF the County.
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business,
we will enable give entire satisfaction TO those
who may do business with Every thing lcarTGnt
good perfect not the money will be returned BY
conducting business honorable principles, hope
TO secure the confidence Of the public
We have store, and constantly receiving, great
variety OF Goods be sold Auction private SALE and
would invite purchasers call and An assortment OF
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRA SSES, LOOKING GLASSES, Is
.s BROA DCLOTHS, LINENS, &c.
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Aso several Chests of superior Young Hyson and Sou
cAong TEA, Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles all of which will be sold private SALE at
tFemely low prices .z ut ..
Sales of property consigned will be settled mme
diately.
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Notice to SytTle Makers,

W sAEC UAhAcESs
AwA Il HE subscriber will SELL or lease for a term of
EMI4A gears, his SYTHE WORKS in Warren-por-
session slVen wished on the first Of August next
The establishment new having been in operation bpt
two years, and Is in the complete ORDER and on one
ilne most durable streams in the Stare Any person
wishing to avail himself of the advantages the above
VIII 90 well to call and examine previous August
as ii not sold or leased other arrangements will be soon
alter made for fu' ure operations
Warren, July 5. If PERLEY WHJppIE
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Look mt TFpiS !

80 TNHE subscriber will sell his FARM situated 1875
f.Ef l. minutes drive from Main ST., Woreester) on
IG-the Barre Road, containing about eighty acres-l9
of which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit in bearing state well
fenced with stone WALL and good supply ofwater per-
maps as can ne found on any other of equal size
Said will be sold together or divided as NAV hest
suit. For particulars, please call on
Worcester, Dec 8. BENJAMIN FLAGG
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Nt.,,,,, ID ... ps...-t.-., 10 ,t. -, Vol.
q, - - - ~ n, -, ,,i.,-- b IN =. III. No..
hph5 t- Icy -. Di'--
=. @ | TOD. TO
i-..@i - s-.v ra-,-.. A. IN -.--,,s,..- To-
- ~ $780,. -. yr--55..l-g - o.. .-.,-.-
s-t--t "' '-a'' ~" F-- o. -
r. --... Obj. l-.- ID. .,s... %. --.,4. ,.s o-,.-
ere ac-ra ED -er1r -- a-s ir relation o fds dfeasa
a., ,+ -l-..-. ~. I..f .gs-.-y ii b M ~
r.. .4.-i - ----.l7..-..f
. y b g.,ves- $50
PEI. a. r- ..,.
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ii. III ia,.,,.at o.. .I.,t f ,-,r...l U.r...fy,
o.S1l.sts 10 CO.. .aee WIN .asr -ee.s' r. r.
ore by s, -, ~ n. c-s " g , s n WI. {,
is ols,sr'lae. s'aer i...-1 We were rec.iv.d BE- Pc
.- --l- ~ ~. ," .-ns' .l- p. PIP D.,3,. 20
= d .-.a'-f y Lt.- =. ~ 800 sac Re
---i'- -- 90 fDf-f - rr',f--ce ~ -- or -c 20 l-f
&c.. c,..-. .-.. ... ,.-.- -..... ....-.....
~''s' -e9,' 81. a.e- cd = ss- ed eorsE: e.
been a7f u ~sr A. a.se symptoms 70 o.. sppe'r 90
e'5ao Tie nler .---t1ns ere more or .ess eorr1o1
'o n'-r fs~es The s'o7- ctara-ersc s7m7'oms we're
.....sr..e Sc. A.isi.c C,1'-rs
80 N-v.Yors 80. o., m, o,..4,ger. ri ir. - ,.e-e
poor German s1o-ers from sboui Hsvre re res.
r'.. =. ,-. = .e .,.' Csc o's1ffra a'.-r .--
in fse port whence - 81 ed
During he voyage 81 l- .lia sr1 siace Ter arrival Or
ei.-a,e rs nsen s.t5l 70 ne g7rnsn. u si-rEsrd ~
,e- sesse. e.o4-isiy spf1s ever ia eid ro sr,es All
e.a. who .eere 10 eo5.s5i eornuriestal vii. ne .-s
l.ni Ho-pis with Which here bad been Communication
whatever No phvscsr 20 rurse. TO person i1 ordinary
health r 20 0uf ne Hospitals haFe had any sicEre-s r.
s-mhirg Cholera These lfe the facs A. il i- 90 . %
r0v. iIosfF cor fined f0 ursr1nt constitutions
The Distinction s0ughl 0 be- made between c1rtsFor su1
afs-lor 30 my opinion q glImPoriant Ile word coris
g'or c.v-fs f- uho.e graurc The Smallpox clear
erara q c91I4 disease lrf1eIZ4 sI example 0f
nov rrevsfs a. Quarantine % no. Ike 81 her 10 seem. 10
h. f..auei nat j. rr.rsls 10 uarrrr sr
Iac y sns smong cersIn csss Of persons There no
,,4e ~ fis 5sa 80 hsvry o~-r--ss nader otser fhso
~ -iro,,rr .fsnce. shove sfste5
Re.~frfflUv z KlEgy SD
-g1 gr,ssusv Tresfav Fv4r.rg Dec 8 fee f.qrt
"
- 4. %. Of -. F.-The K. W. Grand Lodfe ~ ite
STATE of N-rvYorE v hold ecis the Grand
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,Iarkers...cARrrulLy REPORTED FOR Tal Tmuvsf


rHuasDlr Dee 2,
ASHES Remai0 quiet az st0t g.
COTTON The demand active. Sales 400 bales 80 f0n
rrfe-
FLOUR AND MEAI-Tie market for Flour Dag bee been
tive bt better than tie cofrg rates 0 Yesterday
mostly for the home and tssfen trade The quota
brands OsNeeo state and Mrzanh ft1A 0
3d. i0ai fe4 hfcrte brand. do ihA a. 4
Gen@-r-. 30 a. ~tf Al the close o The naft~
under 1900 hhi- Osveso l
Of Change cold a. that figure The sales 90 Tie i
southern tle sales
reaching Pen Rye Flour sold 90 Che eSteHto m
bbIs a IsNoa lst jersey Meal trh~ lower sales 3H
Lfla so az s1A.
GRAfN- There Wheat 20 Day 500
o 1000 bushels good 20 prime Illinois and Missouri ri 100
0l Do Delaware ol not made public In Corn There
and tie transactions confined almost wholly Oh n-N
fs Of Vlch r~ach lsO0 hlhel. 10 ff04 l --
w~r.y soi no t1 cents o Rye atD bushels changed
delivered Oats continue firm W'h moderate se
ai 80 n cents for River ans Canal
Oli-loOhhis Crude Sperm colo 90 llo cents
Hay W. notee .ae- Of a.o haes NJ toa5. cents
WHISKY f0hbs Prison % cents. Drudge held 81 Tie
-4u
PROVIsONs-The mqu, rorA hss been ,- sni
BOO tbs old Prime u is ~ So ues So ~ ID al
sut bon DO old do as li b.
Bee iou material change. ihe s3sr up snhb- % slNG
o. si Country Mes and Prince Oi iari io tl
1W Small Hams Shoulders 90 our
quotations
fRrlT- We noae oi 'o boxes Palermo Oranges al s-
4l .lO ro Lemons 40 1875
RICH Ihe market B.. dow b e.t sli-. oi 500 tere.
made tt Nc aut hssaciuseiis Mac
Arrel 20 l.l, and s..
SPICES bo bag. Jamaica rueaio changed hod' ST "a. CENTS
cash short rree. nr export.
GROCERIES transactions sugar euorl'r go tht- ~"
Orleans r.nss SD DO CutH a. ant. MnIirs~- -
tn. Orleans ot az .,a cents. showing nn nlo'-'
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Among the articles cleared from the port of Oswego
d1na the vcars I.4i I.l1 and lsl. mere the iannlng

The amount Of Specie exported from the port OF
Boston last week was Spa In American gold, which
went 20 Jacmol <Thc amount imported was 800 in
gold coin S. go in gold bullion and $3.50 IN silver coin
The Trareier says the amount OF specie subject to
draft ion the Assistant Troasurers Department is ~,
6d 3l7 90 The Treasury drafts for the week were
sl7j72o 50 and the receipts a, the Custom House
during the week, 100000
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StAETAINs sion MAGAZINE FOR i8i9.-The FEB
tNfulrv number ~ slrt l zion Magazine is nov ready
and wi contain. Ntslr fns usuf tur stiners ara arr
rrs iy hof ~ American c.nr1-trf,s Story by ne Gel
elrsrl tufnrrsn HItllc-s. trefarks Bremer, rnutei
hy M-f Brrrrer fr" S4rlr. st U Ds.8tef by Mary hu1-
900 ~ Eneard TIL. j. the trf cf series % edi lies iuf
ris4ed % hy Mss Bremen William ind Mary Howl. on
ATTIC @s written expressly f1rus Parents d-srous OF pre-
.enng arprop st- holiday sif cauno do better nan
subsc ine fo- .aTtsil'- Msgszne
TERMs-Sinsle copies -. a.d portrait ot Gen thy or
or " Arlington Faaly. as premium ,w1 copies =
srf orc ~ fH- premiums DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
l.q Tribune Buildings. Y.
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CAIIFOR MA.
I'oR CALIFORNIA AND THE MINES.

l'oR CALIFORNIA AND THE MINEs.-A
1 most indispensable srucle . otenumes overcosed In
M. hsfe ard excitement Of preparation for ses voysze
This the psrcu sry viii those song 10 Csornis
sad he mines That splendid courtry vii De ove,;oeked
with wearsies and esfsh-s hu has occurred 10 any 10
take cut verrre u FRICTION Matches THIS az article Of
isy sra hourly consumption. SrFN tN>'> safety Mach
: easily shipped 5eog tght portable and prottsbe No
% 90 without msiches snt >evenss match las been
Sno~n for yssrs As superior match They put up
pressy Tor hs safety match boxes Prices
low ep0g M Maden-lsne. Orders by mail sso punc-
M. Attended 10 ~ sls'
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no. FOR CALIFORNIA.

PRESERVED FRESH PROVISIONS
OYSTERS LOBsrERs, MEATS POULTRY, NlLk
" NcP ersons about visiting lhe gold regions should not
fail 10 procure the excel ent preserved provisions hemer
cav seaei and warranted 70 keep Tor yea These aru
lies are putup To n containing TWO pounds EACH ara
p cy fresh and offered prices but little above their
scms cost Al the N-wlOrk market The cans OF oysters
contain Or 20 To 60 oysters, furnishing hearty mesl Tor
four men They may be taken % snS climate and kept on
hand for years retaining when opened the same sweet snd
uutrccus and properties, though taken nom the
.hs and cooked samples may be and orders len al
dz7 ais ALLEN hoprIAs, % rf'nitt
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nnors - 49, ttnrrnAYs.

THARLOTTE LlILAbEIHs WO h>-A new and
NJusre ur-ta rdilouin v0s. octave, 100 PIP Lsnc-
slrey uslrsfrd ih steel turr.vnPs and bonad 10 vs.
ron. .fy e. of extra bnIinF making one Of he most va
shlr preseLtato1 books i0 DE mlrftt
The LIE of Char.ot.- Elizabeth lst Published 10 one
vouue l6mo with nes portrait engraved expressly ~
this volume. srd pronounced vey accurate likeness, W"
extra rcH binding.
Colrf Raymond q Toulouse. i6no beautifully iiusir e.
81 he IA. gork of harote Fxstch In extra bnc
The Heroes oi Puritan Times with an Introduction ~
K -v Or Hswe. snd ii.usr rated.
Tie Memoir of Rev Or Minor. p.an ana eN4a hlHsl1s
The Aruuss flr 1919
With large variety fl pces sles styles % bind 3
SC Of Bibles American and Ersitl Prayer Books, -
Iiriou. MorfL Standard srd Mscela Ieuus Norss- ~
fug,h and Amen an sutl0r-. some oesltuf A4us'rae
Id large variety ~ Juvenile B0ok-. sc &c
81 ~ DODD. 8rcs Church Chapel.
d4N opposite The Cry Hal.
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I'OR tALIFORNIA.

NOR tALIFORNIA.-A company Of twenty-five
L young forming % proceed 10 he Cod Ne
sons TIE 2, 40 proposed i MumSl Protection and In
t-r.ss Tie cosis u each member viii he about eis0
which M purchase tools clothing tents. two months pro
v.op. and convey he Company % the Gold Regions IN
about fy dsys he They viii be conducted oy
n-srrcsi Engineer and Mechanic. who perfectly &C
an United with the spanish language and everything nees
.ary for he expedition having sPeus number ~ wears 10
South America n his professional capacity To young
hardy and enierpusng men. ma VII he AZ rNceen. %
porlury For 1sriher Information. address postpaid. WIN
R TAYLOR. 6s LeNngton avenue f.9 SIos'
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SMALL BOOKS OF HHENI SUBJ LUZ
TERACTS FOg THE PEOPLE. 80 being ne sec
onJ pm - . - and Aliases Of Air - showing lhs
effects Of vs,sd sr th- animal - sism SD - more
direct u fusnc.s producing arut- ard chronic bodily sra
rersf such faVsrs scrufa consumption, as
s- Of h- stomach and Intestine nervous dsord ef- d-
r-s. Il intel C. inrery erffsn diseases 20 me -
and ear snl numerous others its effects Al f--ert p-.
N Hf, L. iirn~rc- inr general physical no. "a no
irtslfcnai contifon 81 mankind. Published ths DAY.
price II. cents 49,,
Also. vail he reaIv ON S-frrdav-- Oulirrs u a Ne"
Svsf4u of Phfs'usrarIv- be Dr "a kefr-d, win nn-
.r1r. u.rsons Inlicailg he Signs ofhe various nrl-
h. f.rur.. Prize -lc-ts Pubi .t-f. and i1f sac ~
dz4 p : REDFlELO. CLIFTON Hal
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By Express and Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Thiriieth Congress.

sRNATE...WAsmSGToS, Thursday Dee ..
PETITIONS
Various petitions were presented. received ana Guy
referred.
STEAM PACKET COMPANY
Tho lin for the re- charter Of the Wsshinsien ana
Al x,rdris stearn.psckct Company was taken up
when Mr BENTON insdo few remarks IN lt- support
,,ben tb, bin was read the third dime and passed-
Yeas 36 Nsys D..
MILEAGE OF Nys'ENcERs.
Mr BarcHr Of Ind offered joint resolution hNns
md reducing the pay Of messengers sent 20 Washing
,cr Nv the Presidential Electoral colleges which lies
over. T. s. toA'I 'NhNff
Mr. BRiGurs resolution calling upon the President
Tor the number ofvssels employed on the coast surrey
snd for other msters relating 10 the same subject wa
sdopted. PRIVATE Bills
on motion The senate proceeded 10 the consideration
81 nr-Haie hLlls-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mATTEHs
For o',,.' so-k' 1-. ',' Fouvh eas,

THURSDAY, Dec .. Il.
The Stock market u. day presented scarcely any
new feature Al the First Board Treasures iei or &C.,
Harlem the same Farmers Loan snd Canton ComPa-
rs &. and pennsylvania Bond. and Morris Al the
second Board Long Islsnd declined while Harlem.
Farmors and Erie. closed At rates current n the fore
nooo There ia very little desire the part Of real
holders % sell most Of the business being n the lead
Ing fancy stocks on time The bears seem 70 have
recovered their courage and g. se short just n pro
portion to the falling or ia prices nch looks rather
ODD but nevertheless frequently the case with them
ln Freights the movement continues small.
Rates remain about the Flour, 10 Liverpool, p
81 Corn I'D Cotton % and Heavy Good. 25s a 'ls.
To London and other porte w. have change 10 no
tce IN the quotations. and the quantity Of goods offer
iog Is butmoderate.
Money in the street was said t. be- even more
abundant than heretofore remarkable feature 81 tho
close of the year
TIE Newark Gas Light Company have dee
Glazed dividend Of per cent for the last sx months.
lille Newark Banking and Insurance Company "A
semi annual dividend Of % per cent.---TLe NewJer
sey Insurance Company, semi annual dividend of .J
per cent 20 The fremont Insurance Company, Boston
a semi annual dividend OF per cent.
The weather having cleared, the Erie Railroad
Opening and Excursion 10 Bnghamton Will probably
have come on arranged, notwithstanding the snow
storm Of yesterday. We shall probably have tae par
tcu'afs I'm our next
The following is a statement Of the value col n.I
tine properly cleared at the port Of Oswego from 1874
10 ls4- inclusive:
1874 l8fj 1876. l2i7. 1883
s35i34i2 s38,o4oo s46520G5 s74ioisl s7,g58D
The Tolls collected at the office At Oswcgo, for sew
eral seasons have been follows
r8.............. s68Oo7 l8fj.............. $567Ii
lat2..... ........... MSS 10000
I8i3.............. 79o84 lgf7.............. <}jsu
l8ii............. 49, 0ll848.............. <15@55
Showing a steady increase from l-i2 TO l-i-, and q
slight falling Of this year from the previous season
amounting TO $3.50.
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DH Il. Cotton, ascftep and Co~-ssss-. N~oers
D-sses Room Si6 Broadway, Gothic Hsll-Hsyins 70
moved to the aDoyeusmsd rooms 10 nov prepared IA 70
cev- al kinds OF Cabinet Furniture Dry Goods, CarPeu
housekeeping articles of every descr pop. conssn
mont for priv ssle suction, and o. maho sei smens
Win hls usual prompn-s he Will also buy preferred
oof saes n any part 81 N. city attended usual
SATURDAY, Dee S.
FuR. MufFs Gc-Also by cstslogue NJ II o'closs.
arge assortment u rich fancy O, nuts, yictorin-s Nc
comprising fresh stock OF lynx, martin. sabsis bear
s.net era me- hlch, chrchs and other NUTS and vclo
rnees sable, martin, squirrel and ermiue CUTS genu and
lsdies boas FOO, NUTS sleigh rob-s do capt. buffalo fobs4
a. sc all Of witch manufactured for Broadway z
Ill iLadr and VIII be .oh " LLnnul reseI.e
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J. FRENCH CLOCKS PAPER MAtH EOOODs. fiNE\
GOLD WATCHES, kc-sArlRDAf, al lo. 0eocA, ats
Na.ssu.st opposite the Custom House.
r C. KEMP will sell Al suction q. shove, arse consc-
lion OF rrh FsDcy Goods suitsbis ior Holiday Presents.
which will b. fJuns well worthy OF the notice u purchas
er. consisting nches style. Of g and decorated ehin.
sa and teto tets porcelain very richly Ofnsn-b'"d
ysss. and ornaments porcelain, bronze nsfb. snd ssoss
er clocks. silver plated service very ch silver mounted
cut bottle cs.lof. bronzed csndelsbfss aud csndesnchs
silver pl.ted ware, Ac
Decorated Chins ard ornaments 10 great variety.
bronze ngures French lamps beautiful Bohemian s'sss
vases richly onsm-ntod, Nc NC
PAPER MACHg-A valuable assortment OF nch now
"a pspi.r mache lables and IRE screens insid With
pssrl nch style tezfsys, i-spoys, WORK boh~s '"s
caddes shawl ard glove boxes, Ac. -,
Cur gLASS-Al.O tue assortment OF rich ana cosuJ
,o,cir-n. 0f bohemian and Cut Glass Ware viz ocean.
Irrs 40 let's vases card receivers eolognss toilet ~se
bowls, sc ...,. -. ...,~. s...-s,- o..
GOLD AND SILVER LEyERwArCHEs- Suitable 70.
ladis. and gentlemen, with from 70 - Jewels sseh ana
fully warranted. -. $1,000. -.
FRENCH CLOCKs-50 French p)ressin, oropfed and
msb 2l day clocks. all u which are fuly warranted 40
PIANO. FORTE, Sc-By order ~ Mortgage 10
O'clock very good secondhand rs-wooo pisnoioIs
grrnch naut- eocs runs daysi rosewood essy chairs
large French plat. mirror, Oh paintings sc o., "
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS.
LANE a. POTTER
IS EArHE Er~F-sTE ELT


50 PACKAGES RICH DRESS ASp OTHER GOODS.
NArHfCH WILL BIZ SOLD flr .r-- f1u hlf Ire former.
w or only r. rr'-es. fnl1rs sl.-h ar-
cases small figured clor1sf- red rf s. flr 90 80
-sses Eug ism very -c1 Patterns. Nr otyc
-ssrs ca. uolrrI-g niln.s very tnf, 'ur 90 yt
These goods have ales-s sd f1r cents beng ain
a1l substantial coorf arr e-, fahr 1 fade .hsa chniz
co'ornE Aso.
f0 --.ss .talf ga frr ,l..l.r 3. a. ~ AMI 70
-0r r| -re. .,uut ar rye Irish Linens O.. - -.
rsses dafs ~ &C. iairrs. Isl AID IL 80
-sses double viiih Psl Aipacs f1r Is - yard, flr
2csss- beslf.al sam s,~p- AMI Fialf.
A so. 4 s1l rssrs fnierl Of
XriVET AND " afNO CLOAKs AND SACKS
L P cf-r ne best as.ar-l- 70 colks to oe fol-i,
rrrrrrsrr earn 1rd .y Fashionable shape n t1e seasun
ei.fr Velvet Nrr-o o- p. rca.y trimmed win ssv.rg
Iii. b1.llr % Jru. L'rf fi1g-s a1t giups which lave
heel MANUFACTURED Oh r.s'r- GU N-rlos
A. We manu- fscI-r- owl Goats 'aii-s vii flf uury
- r stvs % te newer ard .fr slreror % any ilu1-
s-1 nose Imported. Lrtes w.o -lrclase 70 - 1.oas
yFrIsT' CLDAE. SACHS AID MASIlLLAs.
.-- -rrv t-.nr-f rrl l.i i-ro- 1lli sl slss, from
FREyCE MERiNO cLOAKs
sfa-es ertr-.r rove a' rftH lurr marc 1 3 r. -1T
nd sewing s. a. or l.l ir1l-s. ron 80, - s5 Go
-.tl ready lsle 10 n.slr .n o-l--. El't fll
ASSORTMENT or siAWLs,
-7rl,ri.trs every Far.if GO aye arc ~, Anllg
ch ere ons al 81 lafes, plaza coored pad sha"s i1f
Fre1ts
-- LANE a PORTER.
4-oft. 90 catl-ri-e-st-
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HOUSE OF RRPREsESTATIVr~


The sFFAKra announced The reception q petitions %
be- I'D order when several were presented
PRIVILEGED QUESTION
pr GAYLE Of Ala rose - 4 privliesed question Ne
alluded o. The Tr1unf's sts.ene M thai ~ Nr DAYLEl
hal received an excess Ot mileage. The charge was
vel calculated to susserye tie purposes a dena.
goggc but without foundation In fact lnstesd ~
an excess be bad not yet received bs dues ana ne
said ,aai be should apply 70 the Commute O." Mirage
% rcctiy The error
REPORTS o. conNrrrEr1
Ine speaker announced the next tn0g u order o. he
the repr's OF committees, when several reports "efe
m8de CIVIL And DIPLOMATIC HIIIs
ON motion of Mr. kfNroS Of The bil pfDtidiog
Tor the c,pensos for the ensuing fiscal year sl-o the
Indian Appropriation BILL we're tsscu up and referred
the Committee of the Whole and made the special
order II the day for this day week
BINDING TRENoNT 3 AND EmoEY HEroRI7
The Resolution Of Sir. BROWN Of Pa respecting The
binding Of Col FREMONT, Lieut. Emory and other
Reports for preservation was motion, reconsidered
sod the subject referred back to the Printing Com
PUBLIC LANDS FOR RAILROADS &C.
Mr. CofLAMEH VI reported bill for giving Public
Lands i0r Railroads and Canals plso other snllnr o-
which we're read twice and referred b. the Committee
Of the whole. Among other bills WIS one granting 20
each of ihe new states the same amount Of Public
Lands tibet OHIO had received which was briefly dis.
GUESSED aud laid on the table, by Yeas 80, Nays sO
MESSAGE PROM rHE President.
Alter hr reception Of some other reports. message
vas received from the Precedent in writing by the
hands Of his Private Secretary, in reply % Resolution
cans in Ireland which was laid on the table aud ordered
% De- printed
RIGHT OF WAY FOR RAILROAD.
Sir GAYLE Of Ala reported bin giving the light of
Way and granting Public Lands for "a Railroad leading
from Mobile "a the mouth of the Ohio River when
was read the fret and second times and referred 20 the
Committee on Public Lands.
APPROPRIATIONS BILL ron THE PAST YEAR
On motion Of Mr. ViNTON the House went into Com
milteo Of the Whole the state OF the Union Mr.
THonPsoS Of Ind officiating Chairman and took up
the supplying deficiencies in the civil appropriation
f1r the evisiiDg fiscal year.
Mr VISroN explained the object Of the bill az some
length When he mad concluded
Mr. POILOcK of Pa. made speech replying T. the
Presidents Message relative 10 the Isrif and Score
rotary WALKERs Annual Report. He was Interrupted
several times o. which Mr. POLLOCK replied with effect
he exhibited Mr. Secretary WALKERS nconsstencies
Mr. THoMPsoN briefly replied
Several amendments We're considered Ia Committee
Of he whole the adoption of several Of which he
Speaker announced the vote tie. On motion the
committee then reported progress and the House
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