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III XIV.
FRANCOIS seuf. n "a a,Sa"t la crtde"ee e

FRANCOIS, seut. II ia atSant la crtde"ce e'
Fourrc.
D'abord, lc vas me debarlasscr de ma
ceinture, ct serrer lei les ecus que jai ga
gn6s "a. ~ Ole sa ceinture ct met Fargent
dams la crtdence. VOLTA mes six anaees de
cages CONNIE garcon meunier; il ne sen
manque guere -. jai bien fat d'economi-
ser -. Je savais bien qu'au train don't
marchait maitre Blanchet, sa femme ct Son
enfant a~uraient besoin du champ un jour
on pautrc -. QUAINT d call. gu tire un
portefeuaIe et tourre.) non, il vaut mieux lie
garden sur moi jour ct mutt c'est plus sur.
ca nj gene pas, ces petits morceaux de pa
pier fin -. Ga ne fat par plus de bruit dams
Ia poche qu'une miette de pain dams TN bon
net C'est drole ct dire que Ga val
quatre mile francs -. I'm beau champ de
BILE, quot -. On ne volt pas solvent de
ca dams nos campagnes !; mais moi, je sais
que c'est bon ct que ca paiera les dettes de
Madeleine. QUAINT a celle qui ma envoye
ca, benie soit-elle, quand meme! O ma
pauvre mere ~. vous aviez dc quot clever
votre champi, mails vous avez eu peur du
monde, parce que 10 monde est sans piti6 L..
Quand j'ai reeu ce cadcau Ia, bien en- secret,
par les mains dun pretre, ca ma fait d'a-
bord plus de peine que de plaisir -. Ga
voulait dire ITEMS ! VOLTA de rargent, tn
me connaitras jamais -. ct moi, j'au-
rails mieux aime embrasser celle qui ma
mis- au mode I! Eth bien ! merci, ma mere!...
On baise le portefeuiAc.) tn mas rendu I'm
plus grand service que je ne pensais !.
tn mas dome le moyen de sauver
cello qui ma tenu lieu de tot ! (H remet
h portefeuiHe dams sa poche3,Allons, voyons
ces papcrasses :.
II examine les papiers.
"a ~contiuuer.)
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dams les ecritures, tn vas examiner tout ca.
FRANCOIS.
Et maintenant, va dorn,ir, Catherine.
CATHERINE.
Oh non pas je ne quite jamais notre
maitresse la mutt 80. ellie est 81 fable
FRANCOIS.
MATS Ia demoisclle Marietta la veille bien
a son tour?
CATHERINE.
Oh ma fine, jamais c'est ieune, voyez-
vous ; ca ne c%onnait pas la peine; d'ailleurs,
moi, ca NEST egal je doris un peu sur ma
chaise ct lily a, ma fol, bien un mois que
le ne me suis pas couchee chretiennement
dams III lit deux heures d'affilees.
FRANCOIS.
C'est pour ca que tu vas dormir dams lie
ten bien c~hrGtiennement toute la mutt ; ct
Mile Mariette ~veillera sa belle >seur ie ten
responds, jy aurai r9iI!
CATHERINE.
Oh! ca facherait peut-6tre Nine Blanchet.
Ellie GRANT de contrarier cette petite ; ct
d'ailleurs il faut la WELLER malgre ellie.
FRANCOIS.
Fais ce que ie te dis. Vois-tu, Catherine,
il faut m'obeir pour un peu de temps. Quand
tout ira bien lei, tn me commanders a ton
tour.
CATHERINE.
Allons, ie ne sais pas comment ca Sc fat,
mais tn parais avoir 81 bGnne ttte ct 81 bon
cnur, que lie commandment soft ton droit...
(ENe sort.)
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AVIS ~JUDICIAIRES.
Succession de GRAVEL PLacencia.

SUCCESSION ne dTaUieI Ffdcencld.
rTATDE LA LOUISIANE.-PARorssE As
- soMpTIoN.--Cour dh Cinquifme Distric,
Judiciaire.-Attendu que Desire Placencia, ad.
ministrateur de la snsdite succession, a ce Jour
mis- en- Cour un compile provisoire de son admi-
nistration, ainsi qu'une petition en- demandant
rhomologation.
Avis est par lie present donnta tous ceux que
celia peut concerner Eavoir a deduire sous dix
jours, A dater de Ia ~presente notification, les raj
sons pour lesquelles Iedit compile ne serait pas
approuve ct homologue ct les ionds entire ses
mains repartis conformement audit tableau.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefiier.
Paroisse Assumption, 10 septembre 1850.
Succession of Graria PLacencia.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF AS
~ sUMPTIoN-FiM judicial District Court
Whereas Desire placencia, administrator of the
a~foreraid succession, has this day filed a proyis-
ional account of his administration, together
with a petition praying that the same be homoIo-
gated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to shew cause, ifany they have, within
ten days after the notification hereof, why said
account should not be approved and homologated,
and the funds in his hands distributed in accord
ance herewith.
15s,n2,2f DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Parish of Assumption, september 10th, 1850.
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rs DETAINED, in the parish jail oil
the parish of Assumption a mulatto boy,
tagged about % years; speaking English
only; has 5 feet 10 inches In height; thin
beard; says he belongs to Mr.. Joseph Tuck
or.
The owner Of said slave, is requested to
come forward, take him away, and comply
with the law AZ, HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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SUcceSSiOn de Pierre StOute.
rTATDE LA LOUiSIANE-PARoIssE As
- soMPTIoN.--Cour du Cinquiime Distric
Judiciane.--Attendu que Pierre Firmin ~lIclluir
administrator de la susdite succession, a, CT
Jour, mis- en- cour Nh tableau de son administra'
ton, ainsi qu'unc petition demandant son homo
legation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a dtduire sous dix
jours, Il datcr de la ~prtsente notification, al bu'
reau du Grefier de la susdite Cour, les raisons
pour lcsquelles, lcdit tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologue, les fonds entire ses mains
repartis commencement audit compte.
Par ordre de la cour,
sS.nl* DESIRE LEBLANC, Greffier.
Paroisse Absorption, Z scptembre 1850.
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Succession Of Pierre Stoute.
GaTATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARIsH OF As.
- sUMprIoN-Fyfh Judicial District Court
Whereas Pierre Firmin Helluin, administrator
of the aforesaid succession, has this day filed in
the office of the clerk of said Court, a tableau OF
his administration with a petition praying for the
homologation of the same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, ifany they have, with
in ten days from the date hereof, in the Office of
the undersigned clerk of said court, why said Ia
bleau should not be approved and homologated,
the funds in his hands distributed in accordance
Herewith.
BY order of the court.
sS,nl* DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Parish of Assumption, September 7th, 1850.
rTAT DE LA LOUISTANE-PARorssE AS
RR& soMpT1oN.-Le soussigne, seul charge de
la procuration de Nathan G. Pierson ct de Ma
RE Eugene Landry, son tpouse, administra-
teurs c%onjoints de la succession de Celeste Ian
dry, decedte veuve Benjamin Landry, PREVENT
les debiteurs de ladite succession, d'avoir a re-
gler, entire mes mains, les reclamations de ladite
succession contre eux, aux epoques Oh lesdites
reclamations deviendront exigibles.
JAS " TIC
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Norwich and Worcester Rail Road.

arrangement C0mmencing .AprI Is, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 500 Il. so am and 4 80 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 800 I'm. 130 and z. 80 p.m.
Leave Norwich at $50 am. 12 90 m and $50 pm
Arrive in Worcester at 9.45 am 800 and e45 pm.
Inc M Tram from Wor. will arrive at Norwich in
time to connect with the Line for N. London Greenport,
and n Y, via Steamer Alice and the Long Island r. r
Also for Wlimantic, Hartford, n Haven and N. V via
n Haven and N. York r r.
The 10 80 train from Wor will leave after the arrival
OF the Boston Worcester Wor & Nashua, Western and
Providence Roads and arrive at Norwich in con-
meet with the trains for London Stonngton Providence
Wilimanc Hartford and Haven, reaching each of these
The $50 PM train from Wor will leave after the arrival
Of The afternoon trains into that place. taking passengers
Y. by the Evening of Steamboats, arriving there
carly the following morning.
The am train from Norwich will take passengers ar
irving by the Evening Boats from Y, and arrive Wor
IN time to connect with the Morning Trains of the Boston &
W0r, Wor. & Nashua, Western, and Prov 81 Wor. r.
The l2 m train from Norwich leaves after the arrival of
the trains from Haven, Hartford Wilmantic London
Stonington and Prov reaching Wor at pm, time to
connect with the afternoon trains from that place.
The $50 PM train from Norwich leaves after the arrival
OF the train from " via Greenport and ~ London: also
from Hartford, n Haven and Wllimantic reaching Wor
in time for the Evening train to Boston.
Passengers taking the train from Wor. visit
Greenport by Steamer Alice, and return the Evening
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train Will leave All every
ing except Monday, at about O'Clock for Boston direct
Returning, will leave Wor every Evening except Sunday
705.
FREIGHT TRAINs-leave Worcester at 81 am and
Norwich at 81 a.m.-(D Daily, Sundays excepted)
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston IL m arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
ether person authorized receive it before the Passenger
lakes his seat in the cars.
Baggage will not be taken to include money! merchandise,
or other articles than those of personal use and when of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
ACT and extra price paid the Company will hold
tself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
April "a awtf NJ q w r.
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GREAT
49, Southern and Westerns CsD@ p
e. sszg Passage ComDanU -ZZss=75S15

49, S0utheTh anu WtsteTHh r
-4z - : Passage Company. &s2s=ss7sz4k
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE for all the Southern and
" Western States and the Canadas by Rail Roads, Steam
boats Canals the Old Established Office the only
responsible Company in the town of SPRINGFIELD
OFFICE MAssAsoIT HOUSE, opposite the Depot-i
being the only office authorized to sell tickets for the follow
ing routes and rates of fare
From Springfield to Utica, $3,95-to Syracuse, $3.50
to Buffalo, $5-to Cleaveland, $7-to Sandusky $3.50
Cincinnati, $lO-to Detroit, $8-to Whitehall $5--to
Hamilton, U. c.. $725-Kingston, U. c. $7,75-to st.
Louis, Sl5 SOUTH Philadelphia $45-o Pottsville,
SO to Lancaster, S75Oto Baltimore $500 Reading
burg, $lO,5O-to Wheeling, $1l5O-to Milwaukee and Chi
cage, 1915
Passengers be perfectly safe by getting their Tick
cts OFFICE and other Any security required
will be for fulfment of all contracts made with
this Company. J. MANSFIELD, Agent,
Springfield.
NJ. L. RAY, Superintendent, 81 Commereial-st BosToN.
Springfield, May 2, 1850. dw6m
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ALLEN & CO.,
Stock, Money, and Exchange Brokers

FIRST FLOOR, CENTRAL EXCHANGE,
Worcester, Mass.
Specie gncurrent Bank Notes, Drafts NewY Phil
adeipha, Baltimore, and other places bought and sold
Drafts and Notes collected all parts Of the United States
blls OF Exchange Drawn by Willis & Co.. Boston, on Eng
land Ireland or California furnished to suit Notes
negotated STOCKS bought sold pledged on account and
attended to by ALIEN 4 CO
May 3 1850. 6,van.
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DaguerreOtvDes,

F'HE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
l. customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased to wat upnn all who favor
him with their patronage He invites all to call and examine
his specimens particularly those the Hon. Judge Colamar
Post Master General of the United States and Gen Phelps
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Compa y
whose Dguerreotpes he has had the pleasure Of TALKING dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
N. g. Pictures taken in less time and fel,ks than
IN any other room in ,he city
Worcester, Sept. 25 VIM. H. GILMORE.
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Choice Fowls for Sale

By ITs B. CVF FIN9 NCWLUH NUhHOI'
(1HlNA- importation)- large and quiet Fowl
" legs hickly featherodcon be kept safely in pen four
ieet high. The flvoritc breed in the late exhibition
GUELDERL LANDS--A handsome Black Fowl, medium
sixe--sclium want 10 set-eggs very large.
BLACK POLAND-W Top, called eve rastinghy;
DORKINGS, COCHIN CHINA, &c. &c.
EGGS OF the various breeds for lintchng turnishe -
Orders received at No CoNGREss STREET, BoSloN.
Liberty and money Refunded to any VINO ae no'
safiahcd, Fam tim Jahs
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W. o. BEaEIS. Artisf.

Has returned to his studio, in WARREN BLOCK Pearl
street where ne would be happy to see his friends and sun
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
MT b. has little time tht he could devote to Tnstructior
landscape Painting Those who desirous of acquir-
ing his bold style of Painting the opportunity
A'"F ~ dwtf
The Daily spy., 1850-05-30
LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

LkiOWANiVS
Boston and Worcester Express.
z.s FTNHE subscriber continueI to run THE EX-
{ka53a4 i PRESS between Boston and worcester, Tor
I9a the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles, Bank
--~---%- Notes, Specie. and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and nego-
iang notes. drafts bills and purchasing and selling mer-
handize, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and no risk assumed by the Boston and
ester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa-
EN-, Newburypor Taunton, Fall RIVER and New bedford;
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN Il CO.'S Oiice, Court Street,
boston; j. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, l63 Main Street.
Feb 25 diff S. S. LEONARD.
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EighE-EiShC!

THE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
i the world Is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is new
Invention, recently introduced, and very extensively
used by the pubct Is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any Oil Lamps,wth the simple alteration Of tube,
which Is done for the rng expense of 12i cents This
composed entirely Of vegetable and contains some six
eight parts some of which Essential Oils The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear bril-
liant and odorless light, without grease smoke smell, or
erplosion-thus furnishing the public with an article from
which they obtain almost any qantity OF light and at
,ame time clean and beautiful The above Ia for sale at
A. II. NEWTON'S, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester and Norwich Rail Road Depots.
N. b. Mr.. NJ is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jan Q. 8au dwu
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THROUGH TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at Z. 10 am. and 40 PM
Leave Providence at 7.30 M and pm.
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger car attached, leaves
Worcester for Uxbdge where it connects with Special
Train for Providence at ll30 am.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAIN
leaves Providence at l30 and UXbridge at lis
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Milville with
coaches for Slaersve and Nasonve at Uxbridge with
coaches for Milford and Mendon; AT Whtns with coaches
or Douglas and Whitnsvlle at Farnus with coaches
nr Grafton Centre NJ g. Village and Upton at Worcester
With trains of Western r. Road and Norwich and W. RR
md w orc. and Nashua Il. r.
Passengers by the 3O trains from Providence arrive
New York via New Haven, the evening
Az Waterford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for
nd from Boston, Dedham, SC.
The ll30 train connects at Providence with trains Tor
,oston Taunton Fall River etc.
The train connects at Providence with the Boston and
!; Y Steamboat train for New York.
No I'd class tickets sold for Uxbrdgc Special tran
IL 80 train from Worcester.
Through Trains do not stop at Hamlet
ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK, Supt
March %, 1850. --..----- ~. Ls.. dwu
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To FarmerS-.TfOunQ FlasLefs
TT AVING made arrangements for DIRECT importa
III tlcn fPLASTER, and having superior facilities"
for grinding the of The best WAFER PRlVE-
LEG Es in This vicinity prepared TO fu ish
It fresh and fine ground in bulk or barrels and 10 ny
quantity desired A, a. w. Ii HARRIS
ur "a -..... dwtf
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GRAND BIHTH-N1GHT HALI.--The Franklin Fire Com
pany take pleasure ~ .nnouncng % the public that they win
their sixth Annual Birth Night Ball Thussday evening"
January ~ 1850 Jackson Hail. where win
Of their friends and fellow citizens honor them
ths one q me most b.a, sss ever gwen b he d Fsnkn
r. Mechum, First Ward; Butts WaSd;
sons drugstore, and Edwin McCubbns, Third Ward; E. Pow
W. H. Winter, obaccon and BenteSs rsfecoSy, Fourth
Ward; Caspa. G.pi;c. HIT p Kelly Ssyy q any
Genemens ciotng taken care Of BY proper perso free Of
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Alter the reading OF The journal
Mr.. JAMES THOMPSON inquired OF the Chair what
was the order OF the day,
The SPEAKER replied. the execution OF the rcso-
luton for the election of officers OF the House, under
which the proceedings of the previous day took place
Mr. CHANDLER (by leaye) presented memorial
from Mr. LTrTRLL, contrasting the seat OF JoHS Romans
, member Of the House referred to the Committee OF
Elections
Mr. WHITE inquired whether the execution Of The
resolution for the election Of the officers OF the House
wa. not the order Of the day for the day before only
The SPEAKER replied that the question related 10
the organization OF the House, he conceived that pro-
ccedngs under the resolution 10 question entitled
precedence.
After some further conversation between the SprAxrs
and the gentleInsa from New York, tMr. WHrE,) on
this subject
Mr.. HAMPTON. in order to afford the absent members
an opportunity to vote in the election OF clerk moved
that further proceedings under the resolution be post
On Ibis motion. Mr. STEVENS asked the yeas and
nays; which were orderei
Mr. WILSON remarked that MIR AvERETr. Of Virgin
a., having received telegraphic despatch, demanding
has immediate presence At home. with hs family he Mr.
WI had paired of" with Mr. A.--had consented not
TO vote N the election until bis return 10 washington
The Cerk then proceeded 70 call the roll on the motion
ioposipone the election until Monday next and II was
agreed io--yees 9S nays 97
The SPEAKER announced the next business in order
70 bs the reception Of reports from committees:
mr. JACOB THOMPSON insisted that the Speaker
should vote upon the motion to postpone He presumed
II 70 be the right Of any member to demand that the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-05

TUsT RECEIVED the sid-sssablssnsA Missile stess,
new oss sss q E sss
which viii = sold a our a'a. reduced ssr, E
81. :. &: :. !; rs s. o'
Array the love b L. b. Hoard ~
l .ss Nay Nay ' 3 i! nee
Ths Youas lnaIsa Gir " Allsa-
blow " sssas ssssss. from A. opsr. s,As Gown levels
T Ts s,s.,s. M wheel si .r sso . ssea
The Lius Foosj By John Wilson.
1 TSs s - S' S'sssss Il !, sS csssss.
on Ss, .,ass, g q. p. =. = E binds k"
me E,sas Cav Dsssiss; y /: Er,:s.
The se.s. sss pee: y As B.ls isn'iy.
ossss = ssl.s ~sssi s..-a.r. sA D..-. rr
". ssswss s-rsn.4. " usass.
IN mi y s.y whne may: ~ Lcsss
I'm Queen Z F::y l...z; !. x.,s.. 49,.
4 esisse,iss & easy sssssss ana ss.ssss " Moasr
S s;s::: 4. E: .!:. Y s !; :::s -.
IUA1CIzEs AND JEWEL.RY--A c. uUgUENN q Co,
., q e Yer. e. wssssss
WIN as. add ne = e sss. w.s' o e. %
s.s Wholesale s-a cheaper dian hey = Soash'n
sssss@.a whaling % p-seA... .ass yin gs..s give.
Al xss;:.s:s: :. q ;'s.: ss:.i;:
Principal depot No 70 beeknsa street, betwsea william and
During ny sS.ssss "a my s.s.a!.s=sa. win No.
xa,sss, c,cets AVA chrcoesrr consequently
him 70 ny Friends and the psl'e generally. .......ox
ERnsH FRUIT, ALMONDS, Ass-Isss received nom b"
~ ~ : ss.:: r.: N s., Ss:'s o. 's'' '.''
g boxes 20 Genoa citron
= amy sssss isssh psssss 4e
Z boxss ftssh lemons F
10 90 a. - Sssi lrz apr preserves
q barrels ersnbenies, 10 good order
izS ~ N Ns zsns .s ssnssu
iise 10. tissh pecan su.
GEO THos. PARKER co.
have now m and complete assortment q Nnssssss
a9 sss ss S.se s sa nc 's sssss n svs
80 pieces English Brussels carpeung ofts latest svsc.
piece: ss 'sss . e ' sss s v.s.a
10 s ss say: 20 s sss e. ss Lo~
One and common iaE.,s s; ; a.
which win any shaped han . RON, Ia ono
$50 ps a supsrdas s.s.ss osyey .i.s o~ s4so4
g white .ns coorsd Mssssils. cult. vssy sssd'o~s
Is pieces table damssks, ssp<ricsans
sss. s s : sss s.,,s ss..s .s.es.
100 DOZEN sssn dsmssk tslAe ssgsins .-,. ..., and
Also piano and ,she covers "''ss sovsrs swe"ne @'''
AZ Il wssS ssss been sssesd win great care. m Be o
Jan 3-if y. -. Hv,n - ~
THIN Mextcan History ~ she War w11ees. ~ ", u
Mexcans, and rnnslsled from the Spanish, ceons' ~
Ramsey u. 8. A. vol, maps and engraving, ~ ~ sxo
THE Seaside and Firesidc BY Longhlow vol, o -.
ovsman on The Mnnuface Iron n al IL vsrio" brnnche
with $50 enrsviHGr. ~. AEfl4
New Home ny kirkland Illustrated edition, vos "a,
fsoceedlnr Of the New Hampshire Festival IN bos'on :"
RI, Nss.hsor. ~ Miss Brsms vol, being ne srst q he
I'M r,nnrS Msssopcis ny vols 1850 engraving
Rrrvnnst Poems. voss, Boston, 1850.
rjrknorE Spanish Literature. vols stff
JAMS FRAsck TAYLOR
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Fs&tetoDss ETC. ~
The following peeiious and memorials were presented
tees:
BY Mr.. STRONG The petition OF Beghic wissmau
Co. OF Glasgow, Scotland praying for Of excess
81 duties and penalty Also the petition Of 4 T. Niool
Of ipmlshed the Navy Department June. 1896 Also
tho nemoris OF Charles Ahrcneldt al, praying for The
return Of Of duties paid prisms mponsd BY them
lief aud drbcnturc goods exported by him Also
the memorial Of the heirs OF Daniel Peseb3ne praying Tor
q, 's e the e a. ~
~ W. Gsns The petition
Edwasdsyipe Illinois, praying for law allowing compen-
By NJ WOODWARD The memorial: cf Ike heirs d
volunteers and Frederick Gloss; and also the petition Of
Francis SUMTER administrator de bosis non OF General
Thomas Sumter. all relating revolutionary services
mail route from Rochester to Roco in the STATE Of Mich.
gan Also. petition Of large number citizens against
BY MI Potter The memorial Of W. 8 Cody and
John Drew representatives Of tho old settlers OF the Chero
kee nation Of Indians and the pssion Of Amos Kendall
and 4. ss 20 an 70 indemnify due
KEGS Mr. r. also asked and obsained leave 10 withdraw
the.papers on he IN the above caaes.
ing compensation COR iron Furnished &c. and
ing snong the Indians Also the petition Of Brown and
Iafbox, br compensation for mail service rendered in
By Mr. buell. The petitions OF Capt Francis Cicow and
George Reynolds Also the petition Of Hiram Moore and
John HssssL Also, the petition Of VIM. Woodbridge and
BY Mr.. GREEN The memorial Of r. A. Kons.lar and
9snc praying indemnity for French p'iasons prior 70
BY Me-. BowLIN, The petition n Thomas WATSON
register. and Richard Das, receiver, OF the land ocs
At st. Louis, Missouri, praying Congress 70 allow oon
mission upon the entry ofland warrants as bounues In like
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TUsT RECEIVED nj tae sid-sssabAsshsa nusse ssers,
door east Of y street. PeBnsyy.niA As lowins
popular tbs puhher, uves Doa, Bottom
which viii Be sold II usual reduced PEI Ss
WILLIAM FISCHER