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p.bc Lands Real Ess.te. CoilsctiOs az Debts, and
0essFai Agency, Dubuque. Iowa.
,.s once estsbiscy al
III une within the legitimate sphere Of agents duties,
md ONCE the surveyor geRerais ONCE for Wisconsin
Iowa -. a. ,...... =,
pu.ehsse sale, or lease Of real estate.
payne eut VI laz lands city lots
a,d,u,llian ofands or lots from TAX sale.
,ax.Jleauon titles, aDcing Ac.
r.s aeuon societies, land brokers'
m respectfully invited this once,
ab. opportunities OF Information peculiarly ample, from
,sd Win and office,
Az, n tIe Valley Iowa,
he pulie ~crs and register the s,sas lsd once
o land IN northern owu, will be carefully complied ioI
nc arnbIe casciion o debts win be diligently attended 10
"a a.ny facilities parpose will
anauanre favorable location Arrangements made BY
h bu.incss may through this office any
he state ta ncghborins counties Of Illinois and w
eopsin, and in Minnesoa Territory. MiA Ihe
will be accepted from
,s.caons merchants and business generally Business
with attenuon, and
0s '"'" W. ciiAs. CoRKERY, Notary Public.
lux, lS5o ,s fA-u-.-...lf ~ ..t.t..s ..H
Hon Geo Jones, United States senator, Washington city
hon A. O. Dodge United SENATOR Washington city, D. c.
, Ieaier Congress- washington city
a.. Burlington. Iowa. .0sl .sf5..a. 81
n W. Thompson Congress, Washington city
hon D. Il Disney representative in Congress, Washington city
Tnswss VI Claike, counsellor ataw, No. II Wall street,
W,,am D nman, esq, No. Chstham street, New York.
n n syesc date clerk Of the Patent oce) ChaIeeown New
MASON Curtis Rankin, at-law, Burlington
Kcoknk, Iowa
Sept as-1 54 aeW 1Fa EEa) ta
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THE Mawn~tsc Telegraph Company. tMorse Idnc the
estassed ky the Unissd Stafe and
co"sea.enay the oldest the pnoeer . extending ee,wssn New
Philadelphia Bamcre, Washington, and devcrna and
receiving the intermediate stations, Jersey City, Newark
New Bunswick Princeton Trenton, wilmington and Bsve Se
only fine the present time having ap
b wires has ste undergone extensive repsi and now PR
transmit number Of which msy be
required o IL Tor the accommodation Of the puhc with an
pcpsne-s, and fidelity hitherto al the present ume unequae
Nv limo. with other ccpNnses OF
extending already hsen Thousand miles % crr
Of which and will be delivered dsscd The
Of this line have htely thoroughly ns
delivery
mmch whsn with cGes for business poesesssd
by company, invite and soe hsy 90 not
nsd this .he =. reliable hss fog ,slefaPhns
oecs of Magnetic Telegraph Washingon
Hall, Pcnnyivana MOI Merchans'
Erchanse Gay rhadrlps No 0i Chestnut street. oun
Beaver. i' 4tfT ttN .tNHf' rHi7@TE@ AHt eeT f4Nf
90 Isea o8 AsDM 81 ~ VIM. NJ SWAIN,
Oct 6-dw Rap. n Int1 etf 81 President
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A NEW Route Pittsburg, via tho BaltinnOrc, Sus-
Raroad1Rrough to Psftsburg
33 express Calvert daily
With the Uul,ed Washington and Baltimore ~,
M, connecting with the fast line Mddletown at l.
irving u Harrisburg al u, p m, TO dinner
The t,ain leave Harrisburg D. arriving
Holiday D. point passengers have The option Of
thence by packet boats
stages Hoihdsysburr TO Ptsburs
following points by this train, TO wit
York WrishnvIe, Columbia Mddietown Harrisburg
Port PeysvIe, eistown Nc Veyrtown, Hunt
ingdon, Iiollda augsburg, and Piusburg.
This also connects with the Cumberland valley railroad
Carlisle Shppensburg, Chambersbug and
other points on this road
Por passengers from Washington for
OF the Will be nt ths
Railroad Company the arrival
morning the baggage, which will b.
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dn Ticket Agent
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Once or the presently No, Law Buldings, Richmond, Va.
X NJ viii prompude all kind of cain against
the State of Vifgina United
OF the claims
pensions three mouths back bounty lands and all
claims arising out ofthe 1912, the Mexican
lie has been nearly twelve
and facilities o the prosecution OF claims which
are enjoyed by few.
Aisisrs (po paid addressed TO him. either al Richmond OF
Washington city, Will Immediate attention.
He the Kind following geuemen To refer TO
Hon James NJ Mason X NJ r. Hunter United States
Hon Jas A. Seldom X Meade Thos H. Ayercit
X Holaday rauus Powell Tbos Bocock Richard Parker H. A.
Edmundson, r. McMulen, House Of Representative
Hon John MnsoD, Hon. John NJ Bolts, and Lyons,
Richmond
.. r. Iobbe General and Thomas
Ritchie w aslington City.
Oct 5-d2w kw3m
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rAs pesoa bosas uwtsss q
p>Jmsas u hs subscription be sAds - s4vsscs "a
Distant ssbserheD may forward noasy ~ isu~ - peass
on which will bs paid sk sssu.sA ~ opsvep ne
The COUNTRY PAPER published u weekly 1sinG ~ sss
sioss u Csasss~s and svai~eeAIy during ~
Subscriptions o ysax viii sssaiuoA
proporsioned annual ratss 81 49,
0gPOsTMAsTkks authorised senn - ~
sending DAILY subscribers, ESQ snslssa
-WnxaL subscribers ih p6 o. vsvv unkY
subscribers, Win go enclosed w be oatues sso -
same hoy furnish ssbscssIe svssls N
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To Contrsetors.

orIos o. CoxxIssrosrR OF runLic BuILprscs,
October 5, 1880.
DRoP0sALs viii be received at this office until o'clock on
grading and gravclag Now Jersey
avenue Capitol The grading
require cubic earth As the gravel
" the carriage way superhcs he
will probably exceed ~ 900 yards the thickness Of the
viii inches and gradually dnn
ishs hvc inches each side. is...Ih f4. #s I.
proposals. will price per cubic yard for the ning and
price per superficial yard or the gravel cover M
The materials for both Kinds Of work be procured by the con-
commenced with little delay
-b and continued with such be deemed necessary for
its csriy completion Il
oci6-dtd MUDD, C.f b.
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Nrvwr.xra pooslrhs Albany Ksicksrbushss boass o .
Sr Suosssed vtsh fknsoDsr whe sEegh 10 segnsy al
N he cauis s. lp ~ dgty habit IL eaocmpany
IND his mater and ssrved upwArds of 1 hsnd p{pefs
csffy hs roas, bat e ~ tbs day iNd, tScon-
" "a SsssscL s y ~ lstss = svst sss ~,
y 0as sSptst, - - GHA6nf sAsn sosss
lAApeAnnaiet1. .Iiesss Ylseo1o ~ alpgnod .l lla
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VALUABLE Real Estate In the City ~ Washtngton
f salcThc popr,cso intending move 10 the West with
and vir
and Seventh within susre or two Of the
Navy Yard Two Of number each,
well calculated for shop- conneron with dwelling
the third small house, subject ground
will be sold hIso eno-ed
ccntcrsh,e cottages hem between shc Capitol and Con
eena Brins Ground suitable for he cuvatou cf vegetables
for the Washington market r dairies he psecd
TIE whole this psod
good condition. and will be sold rednced prices tt
indisputahc. Ell. t.#.TN fIs. 81
whaling purchase viii address by letter.
personally at once rennvnna avenue, few doors
'''' ''''' "'''"''' M YOUNG,
Ap 5-eodu Agent
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1850


NAVY DrYARTAEKT,
bureau offrosisons aud Clothing, Auxust a, 1850.
SEAIED PROPOSALS. endorsed srop0sas Bsen and Pro-
~ poals o fgkg The be, will be received this
once until II O'clock Thursday the 18th day Of August
furnishing and delivering, Of all risk
United 5tates--
hundred barrels beef thousand
hundred barrels of navy pork. ~
Each barrel less than hundred pounds
weight pork weight
paid for To be delivered the respective yards, follows
H IS Bbis. beef Bbls, pork
AT CharIesowD Mass. 800. 300 .'
e Al Brookiyn, N f..-..".,...,,...l,o Y. 500, 300
Al Sospoi Sh...'...,'.s...,,....si,ooO., ooO.,....Wo
5,4O0 2,7O0
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NEW and Elegant ssrpcsings, sSc.-The
pleasure q informing friends,
county, of The richest latest styles
M % "o a GSa Sae e svs % S o % ana
se former display 10 which the attention Of their patrons has
IN CARPETINGs.
French and English veveis latest designs, superatve
E"s,a isres,ss sns,,n 's, sIsse s,sn heavy
do premium American Brussels
English and American, iow-priced, extra rich
Imperial so ,nIss snss, Py, sns'iss Es~ patterns
And American ingram. all wool, ow-priced
Cocoa nattings, for basement passages
Hemp % ssrpsns, c ss,,cssSs cab .v and cheap
Extra rich Cheneille and tuned rug.
Figured baizes md large sized crumb cloths, &C.
I'M CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra rich @ EIeveh de ,1 LANES
DO English do lowp priced
do wofsted damask. every shade
DO French and English shin!zss
EInbroiderediace and muslin curtains
Gilt cornce, styles, gmps, asse oops &c in great
They especial large and carefully selected
Linen shee,ngs, table dama.ka, satin damasks
Table cloths damask table napkins 7#H
Wss ans saSs bee bed aa E and
Pillow-case linens cotton sheetings
Tassthsr with every oher article which
upon will enable them 10 maintain
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
p'ise semal-awif III. HooE s. co.
DoOTS AND SHOES, Boots and Shoes al small prof
d NsWe respectfully call The attention of
ladies' gentlemen misses boys children, and servants, both light
and heavy: .
tHI.# sN# To the Ladiss. sa
every variety and bali gaites buskns, Jesr
Lind all warranted 10 give satsac
ton. =.
MeCardys slips and ties, old style,
DO gater shoes do...............,......-.-..;o1 ;o1t
half CATERS, thick solcs II
Do gaiter shoes w
Misses and chiidren's ofevery quality and variety.
To the Gentlemen. #.s
Call and see variety and style T.f|
Patent leather and calfkin Congress CATERS, 90
Cloth do. Jto 4 W
superior article waterproof boots for cunning and
farming purposes, for. .......SW ~
sewed boots and Shoes and double ss Of
manufacture.
10 the FiaI nners oWd PantGs.
Our heavy bogsns and boots servants and farm
hands, be equaled IN and quality in this CITY, we IN
and all 70 call before purchasing As we shall offer induce
M fnil 10 please.
Of all kinds has been purchased with great care from the
Philadelphia and the East which
Do the but call al
-7- A. HOOVER SONS,
Soub side o between 9Th aud 7tl
door to b. l.. Jackson and Bro.
l1-3taw4w
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". PATTON, General Agent for IN. prosecution cf
u, either
pensions snd warrants. Of ers horses
Having snanasd j. n. bs
every sstNeS psd,
Immediate suentfon. ~ 1ss.tsI bf iAp l9-0
nALTIMORE College Of Dental surgevy.--sept, 1850
ID fNs sAfAsk cosss ~ h<ssrss IN this issiudcN
mcnces hast Monday November, and continues
,nn,shs me mcchshcA at cttn rcon, BAsay
will open ~ 49, e1y q ocobe and pains hsv-
been spared teach student thoroughly both principles
Fees for the fun course 4fQ5
t8a Diploma Ns..... - 81. N
aspt -lswAw 4lE ~ ryfr w. = HANDY, Dean.
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and Are. = Z
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ready appeared which be examined at the bookstore Of
Price 81 per part Aug
attention q friends customers following
B. . #s
a5 do WEIGH not to shrink in all the grades
10 do imperial do &g
% aaF H''sf; sHzsEFS sf srs sE%&Ss sses . $s CO.
pARLOR and three Chambers 70 let, .i1 door. from
National Hotel, Ptrs Fancy store, elegantly furnished
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn. avenue,
sep. E-oee ae.. !" "a1ona- .,o.e..
Is do double s-ssiddi sashmerss, assorted shades
90 30 e ssn'ed es.A"sfs o. dssH,s sss.. patterns, e select
90 DO ,,,T hex and fine uou..elines
% do low-picsd n'oaaselins. and ca.hmeres
w %s 's's %es iss %
.'' p''''0 's''''''' cLAGErT sNEwToN, MAY, Co
pONNET veIvsts, just received. which
ws Dss sss. S sSss sse q s s ss s. mode %
is do white vi and fancy se,ored .atns
cLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
cHELI FIo,vers-sTHvENs ba. jus, received beau,i0i 10
q she flower, with baskets direct from ss Mediterranean
The above good. are elegant. prices
Also, further .. supply, jus, la:, opened Of
s,,as,s.n e,Ssr: .n.y,"s sT..s ps.Ssp e. .Ssp .r
| Pha,ons chemical invisoator, &c. ,.
ri m s. "a sss, s ss:s %:
A4 I7--eod3uf ..se e4f rHa ..e. 4 .sn ~ II. r.
ALExAxDREr KID GLOVES We have just received the
/ Is dozen isdies' nssofted dssk .
Is do do do hsht colors
"a do do black
Is s.ns~.ns ...orsd s.., including al sizes
10 do DO single do
the ee., ...oen, in The city, and decided,
the best make imported " all are aware who have worn AeHn
"'' s's'' cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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III M SMITH. of Main and 10Th streets. late
Ill. PARKER 4 SMITH, solcu early orders Cor
threshc. particularly o the class, with
and
chimes eshe and horse powers, shelters, (-na
combined Whesfans OF his
also, the celebrated Bambrough fan, much
Maryland and fennsyvann He asks particular
lie devotes particular attention
REPAIRS particularly made by Jsbcz Par
Parker and Smith He viii such repairs
spikes
maki ing inferior fom equal
Alec, Of Mccormick machines sickes
fo same, chains for chain horse powers.
RcHrosp, Va
MavJ -u6u
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Assistant Teacher Wanted InsnseAtately.
On. Cd Male Academy wishc.
employ teacher who qualified teach
mathematics
habits and good moral chsacser
Al applications must made Immediately and by letter. paid
Principal.
lg--du
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DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly OF Harrisburg Pennsy
% for claims government Me
revolutionary with Great Briain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bevnf Landwi attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent oroshe application. for patents procuring models
attended all their branches
OnesA claims against the department viii be
Of consc,ors quarterly aceounr pay OF
facilitated he. 2. - .T.-s
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser, Louis.
VILE Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
sentinel Detroit Free Press, will publish 70
Is, and send eir bills 10 is Once accompanied
with = paper June 2su
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cNssvANfxsAv vSAs&eA, . 'rskss ssrvxss aAa eseA
cook Rur pr gmsn family None will - sg0esysd
Wno MO - ssto6Amshdsdows s4siw his 0Ass
NsvM-tM ,tllIo r0I 8meHbasd r vf gsst
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THs Tho Po,,svIe CPa) Journal Of Ssar-
day Says tstlti .Ef f11 &. y He
aThe gusntity by railroad this week is Tb0 -
which IL an incscase nearly O last week
The rairpad company day and night ,..,,.
= Tho Iehsh trade, and also ths Trade on the L''ue
SchuylkiD, comm ebced during the week IL :,
The dem md for coal continues much greeici nan 'no
abnly supply and prices remain nrm on ooao ~
Richmond." !" 81 s !. = 4.
ina total amount OF coal by railroad and canal "a
Philadelphia this year, far 10 f.aou " ona decline
or z2m ls tons last year. - :. i,
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EW and Elegant asrpetinEs, Ac-Ihe subscribers have
the pleasure Of informing their friends, the
orally Of the cities of Washington eogeowD and aud
county,
Of house furnishing goods Of variety is fully complete and
only variety Styles but In and
former display which the attention Of their has
been invited Theyn
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7OMPILAriUN OF Army Registers. from 1919 70
.ss, s iseisss S.s soss.s s5ss e. near %, street, waosos s.y,
s sa1s o the above .s % y s % ws 2, ss %
@ late s s,pns bounty s II uSss 10 .san and
sm II d. o. sempe% "a, sos svsf o @ss. ss
Britain well Of those In service since that Time uP 70
nj. S's%Rss' o&e.. " "N'" . '''''' ''' '' osis
! ATLAS General dss Ph.rc. et Fanauri arns.se d.s
Nsvra,cs public les auspices de e Prince de Jonue
ors s sssS s.% Ss'% DC Champagne de Lou Napoleon
Manuel DC. par LeiousrsI general
r.%are. sos IA Tenaice ct Poysonse sur
uac.ron par De zs-ucw yoi aud Ada. Paris,
An And Others, JUS, imported direct from Paris by
Oct 1N As.E eN n'-oH-
NO. ~ Byrns's Dscasaary NJ Ens'"s WORK and Nm
NO o:' IA i.'a.r. Living Arr
Just Published and for sale by r,y,op u.upv
| oc4 M Booksellers, pes1 st' street
nEscRIP1vE ASA H,.ssr,s. snsssn o. r.is''i"'
wssinsson series Of Lesrnd' Of ue Rovo
'SH"i NJ r.rin..sr Medal ~ an c,a pensn.alsr
cou:.go.ds.s Of = ngssn S,. sss,.sy %s,.s part
pcsor,si fieIx bcok The Rsvoutcn q ra
n.gsr New Monthly Magazine '' &c o'0's saAEoK TAYLOR
IAvyArparp Purs.sse Hss-esr F~rn.sss.-I has. Iss'
csvsd sPy Of s above ssn.ss' $ % = on
10 sou.f: :. a. s.sss .Sss,.s an se,iss ''' .,.
Also, Beese cooking -nse' All sna' una o. ''oss' " -' s
y" w VIZ "--~ q, WOODWARD
@ u a4 Penn avenue, between iosh and ilsh streets
ssptIe-Necd ln tl-lZ = ----- - = =
ih et Select scssesI fsr ysswG Ladies' e1t
AIRS RICHARDS proposes day .sboo ss yos'.s "a
ss !. r. sGS%. % :"
Ill The q female cduesuon-
Net long uncxcrpcnah'e success o
.ns ys are wsrsssfali sasac'es 70 al who sy
ss = N. school .sn ,. s.A W. cnsh.-n q
- r..n.n hots,c or OF ,hs subscriber, the d i<h
as: . ". <snl."' 49, II vow t4@ff Il. NCRARDs.
gssts p-sseos naAa glaa .a4AAZ IL lllz144l-
WsaR Usss1HAp 1Apsr Aniie vGasnse, = ~
ovd4y and turning out printing pape lncwp
.sss SsssS - Ars nd SnvHbps NJ sasncs vsalfW
0pdeu Addressed 10 MI. Samuel Wses, "pspnen11 ~" y
pftsntRrv titsr4ed ~ .
sep ip-9weod eG11 1gf iu tlo44ns tl s1i FlNAt
4 ssrsa~~Ss - yale Oslaeaey .AeAve - Maxyl.sN
deslrrs er.sovsut teachef pve ensy os eceesny
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a.sss s.vsrs = ,racAse In pgivsAs fAy academy
ns - - = eIrsA ~ &Hess op9aees uo
~ - 1s( !. ses -, ~ pMAs s.,sss's
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~~>- u.
PAAG 0urrARS de.-Jua received per bmrques syfph
Yea Boston, and schooner Alice ho New Yovt psr Of
.YYy m psnos ny stoct emtvsces superb
~ ~ scvm.nt cf sscs ever offered TO TINS eusnmsnv,
cshvrcd mcsnsy of Chtckesirg, Boson, asd fosn
4 mo hss New York fActostca. Ths Ssock oonstsb o
~ - s.a oves psssos, Of the highest quality q lone and
49,. Mun particular attsaton Of the nuubas - mag
~ svsd rosewood piano. Of ocaves, which M ChictAring
be the best instrument Of m haished BY
"s a osuned on sccoss! of 10 supscy m the fss = no
INV nsvs uss sdv.ns.Gss N sslecuas pevsesaSy nom
&C nscv.asen n pasnos y isrsDsy ptses- ~ f9et y
1,ss0e raHcs fahsa In part payment. lraaHll E
F sWypy NJ 1otnsr, 81 psde, iRlaid
s mssmented New assc rscssvsd weekly, and ND
-. F-1-T' ~ RICHARD DAVIS,
sH O-eeA MAT Int Alex css1 Penn, Az.
ItvID COPPEMF1NLD -N~- 10. ny bIcksp. "a
v~svAucpssA Csssin u me yo.M3 children nv
o.suss Msip, ~. d. 1st 9t11 sH5 q 1lnres 1.
r'scss 'ssdksos Medical chems~ty. ~ Bowmsn
'uss sscsived, ~ sas ~ hlff a. ~ II uslss.
awa SsoSssisr.. 1910, ~
aneeat An h0Asrp fedccsd ~ tAndsSs " NJ Unel
"'i WI H. AisrshAtr srst fees1yes - ~
sswH tassa0s B ssaia l7I Dssk1snsay 80 IN sssss.
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After the reading Of the journal.
Mr. PUTNAM asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for leave TO present joint resolutions oil the egs
laiure OF New York, asking that inquiry be made into
the OF Congress granting extension Of patent for
Woodworths planning machine.
MEMBERS objecting, leave was not granted,
Mr. THOMPSON, OF Pennsylvania, by leave asked
and obtained after few remarks to show the proprety
OF the motion, moved that the Committee OF the Whole
the state OF the Union be discharged from the
sderaton OF much OF the Presidents annual message
related 10 taking the 9TH and that the be
referred 10 the Committee the Judiciary; which
agreed 10.
Mr. BURT called for the orders Of the day
The SPEAKER stated the first business in order 10 be
the Introduction OF reports from committees; when
Mr. HAMMOND, from the Committee on Engraving,
reported the following resolution; which was read and
agreed TO;
Rssoiusd, Tba, the comniaco on Engraving be, and
ana ney are hereby 70 contract or ,9y ei o.
retary Of War;, relative the route from Fort Smith
Santa Fe, provided the shall exceed $500 and
for plates accompany the rst part o. the Patent OF
ice report provided the sha exceed 500 600
aud Tor H. 400 die map, aud dra lngs accom-
panyng message tue President Of the United States
$3.50
Mr. McWII.LIE, from the Committee on Printing, re-
ported resolution directing the printing OF thirty thou
sand copies of the mechanical portion and seventy thou
sand copies OF the agricultural portion OF the Patent Of
fce report
The question being upon agreeing to this resolution.
debate arose between Messrs. McWlLLlE, C0NGER
STANTON, Of Tennessee, and FOWLER
NiI. htu HiUNtu tue Ptcflousq utsuDIj which
having been seconded the main question being put the
resolution rejected.
Mr. McLANE moved that the vote rejecting the reso
luton be reconsdered, and that the motion to reconsider
be postponed until TO morrow; which last motion was
not agreed to.
The question being on The motion to reconsider, debate
again arose between Messrs. McIANE, WHITE,
FOWLER. TooMBS. CARTIER, and ALBERT G.
BROWN
Mr.. STANTON. Of Tennessee, Che morning hour hav.
ing explred) moved that the House do now resolve itself
into Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
but withdrew that motion for moment, at the sugges
ton of
Mr.. BAYLY, who asked and obtained leave 10 report
from the Committee OF Ways ana Means the annual
forhcaton appropriation bill for he fiscal year 1851,
and the bill to supply the deficiency IN the appropriations
Tor the service OF the fiscal year 1850 which said bills
were sevealy read twice, referred to the Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Union, and ordered TO be
printed.
Mr.. HEBARD asked and obtained leave 10 withdraw
from the files OF the House the papers Of Lephenah Hal
sefy and Pason Corbn, for their reference - the CON-
missioner Of Pensions.
The question on the motion 10 suspend therues 70 20
into Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
was then put; and was agreed TO,