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tion which remains. according TO my concepton-for
cannot conceive that the United States will refuse pay
the debt because 10 lsgethe only question is, whether
we will make the appropriation now, and thus save the
interest; will they consent 10 have matter OF trouble
longer before Congress, and be payxhe interest all the
Nj EWING do not think i makes any difference
whether the be large or small IL we are bound TO
NAV RI we ought 10 do 90 For one, think that Is
necessary after claim has been examined BY commit
tee-for instance Indian claim by the Commllee on
Indian Ahaand they have reported upon 70 tns oen'
ale that the examination should then be made oy the
Committee on Finance II they are to examine ths case
they must xamine also all the examined AMI passed
upon by The Committee OF Claims and wiz osooa,s
necessary the labors Of the other committees amount
TO nothing TO have other committee than the Iommt
tes on Finance therefore will not the less vote io
si mas Ssss hs
anime this claim in the Senate. while the discussion 10
going about allowing it, understand from ihs sena
tor from Arkansas--a most industrious and laoonous
man--that he has spent months upon this case. now
how expect to examine Il In the Senate and
decide whether il sa good claim or mott !. Is wholly
OF the question We must rely upon our committees
place my vote entirely upon the report OF the committee
and nothing else vote Tor simply because Inc conmiee
have reported = is and 70 a ns sas
would pay II 10 The Indians 40 soon as wouid pay
Mr. DAYTON / am very happy, indeed to hear the
remarks Of the from Ohio agree with him en-
ely and say that. whether the be 81 $lOOOO0O
000O il certainly does not affect the question ~
the slightest degree. II is question OF right and
wrong, whether the money or Is not due from this gov
ernment to these Indians And permit me to say that
would vote for appropriation to pay il TO these Indians
il anything little quicker than TO foreign nation. II
distinction to be made al all. Now, sir, hear no
gentleman upon this floor oppose the righteousness Of this
claim; but SO far as have heard the merits OF H. they
seem 10 admit that the statements made by the senator
from Arkansas and other members Of the Committee on
Indian Affairs, show that the merits Of the claim as
clear sunbeam. II is complex is said, and has
been referred the proper accounting officers OF the treas
ury and these officers, after entire review OF the
whole matter, have reported the due back TO the
Senate and now the question is whether we shall pay
the reported BY our own accounting officers. II Is
it. Why, the report has been upon table for some
six weeks, spreading the whole thing before Congress
The committee specially charged with this subject have
my upon their report and the report Of the account
ing officers of the treasury.
FRO Continued
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By GREEN q TAsTET. Aactlonesrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii Tuesday, 9Th instant shall sell 10 O'Clock
occupied Mrs. Vancobe, deceased
street, the City Hall, all the furniture therein contained We
enumerate in part
Mahogany Sofa hair chairs and rockers
DO bureaus, dining, card, and other tables
Do I'M maple high and ow-post bedsteads
Painted wardrobes washstands, and tables
Is excellent feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
IL carpets Of various descriptions hearth rugs, &c.
Gilt frame and other looking glasses
Window curtains and blinds, toilet sets, &C.
China glass, crockery, and stoneware
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Alright .z
Also, lot Of kitchen requisites. .
S25, cash S25 credit of
sixty and ninety for approved endorsed notes bearing
- GREEN D. TASTET,
Oct3-d Auctioneen-
@. & T.
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ny GHEEN q TAsTET. Aactsonssr..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION !
III On Monday the TIN instant shall SELL at 10 O'Clock
residence Of gentleman declining housekeeping Dow
sons Row. Capitol gaie excellent assortment
furniture the most of which Is nearly new, viz
Mahogany sofas, divans, sideboard and bureaus
DO dining, breakfast, and marble top pier tables
Walnut and maple high and ow-p0st bedsteads
Cane and woodseat chairs, lounges and wardrobes
Washstands writing tables toilet sets, &C.
Girand0les solar, hall, and other lamps
Gilt and mahogany frame and toilet looking glasses
Fine feather beds, bedding hair and shuck mattresses
Parlor, passage, chamber and step carpets
Hearth rugs mating, and passage oil cloth
Androns, shovel, tongs, and tenders
China, glass, crockery and stone ware
Dining room and other stoves 5al.. .s.#
With many other articles which we deem unnecessary
merate.
Terms All $25, cash S25, credit Of
sixty and ninety days. for approved endorsed notes bearing
GREEN TASTET,
Oct2-3t Aucu0neen.
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ENHANCEMENT the Capitol.-The Committee on Pub
lie Buildings Of the Senate having been authorized BY resou
invite by estimates Tor the
CAPITOL and allow premium Of five hundred
dollars which may adopted the COMMITTEES Pub
Congress- accordingly invite such
be delivered the secretary The Senate
before the first day Of December next frsi
required plans and estimates shall provide for the
the Capitol either by additional wings TO be placed on
building by the erection OF
and distinct building within the enclosure TO the east OF the
building
The committee do desire prescribe condition that may
Judgment but they
would whatever be proposed have such
with building 10
Although but plan be adopted the committee reserve %
themselves right form plan by the adoption Of parts
plans submitted such found neeesay in
themselves the right
appoon according their Judgment the of
premium be awarded for the whole plan those whose plans
adopted according the relative importance and
merit Of each part adopted.
n. NJ T. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate Public Buildings.
SENATE CHlxnKR 3oth September, 1850. #
Oct 3-2wa Id
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NEW and EIeg~At Csspetings, Se.-Ths sahssssas,. -
pleasure OF informing their friends, usss
orally Of cities Of Washington, Georgeto~n, and
country, that their stock OF the richest
viii surpass only ya,ieiy slss. bat elegance -
taste display which the attention Of their paon. ~
been invited They name
IN CARPErINGs.
French English vesets. latest designs, supeaave
English tapestries, very rich 4 y#.f
supeTialiye English Rrusseiss extra heavy
do premium American Brussels
English and American low priced extra rich
Imperial three ply, new patterns
And American ingsain all wool, ow-priced
Tapestry and royal Venetian, for steps
Cocoa mattngs, for basement passages
Hemp carpeings, serviceable, and cheap
Floor oiteo.h, 10 full sheets, su any shape
Ll:o Low do do DO lor chamber.
in CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French dc LANES
do German do bAe .N
do English do low-prced
do w0rsted damask, shade
do Union do very cheap
do French and Engiish chintzes
Twiled and plain Turkey lred) cashmerets
Embroidered lace and muslin curtains
Gilt conice late Styles gimps tasse loops
They especial attention their large and esd
assortment Off, ~ .ll tN -.-#.#
Linen sheetings, table damasks, satin damasks
Table cloths, damask table napkins t.."
Towelings, table and piano covers
White and coored bed quilts, bed and crib bankes
Piliow-case linens, cotton sheetings
Step damasks step oil cloths &c
been purchased upon will enable to man
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods the lowest
price. aatA.4i
Sept 2--4wf ?. H. HooE co
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No. T5dfs Bsidires Perrsrona arerue, door wsa
Brcrnf Hotel, Washineson, b. C.

No. Todds Buisres, Pernyivania srerue we'd
Bvornf Hotel, Wakiaefon, b. C.
(,HAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wyIIR, H.. having formed
copartnershp for the purpose prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive board Of
mssioners appointed for the adjustment Of pestons OF o
claims o. against foreign give w.
full and faithful attention all be nuusied
their charge They win also obtaining pcnscns bug
land, return dues arising rssfs
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private e
Andrew wylie, IT, any business with whies
either himself the firm nusied In ef The con
The District, the Court United States
Chas De seding being United States commissioner nos
public, and the of me On
will give prompt attention taking testimony, scknowleaf
ment Of deeds, which sppertain his once
will regulated amount clams"
and the extent Of required.
Communications (poer psid will immediate anenuon
Sept s-dy
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Preparatory school, Princeton, New Jersey.
THE Of this institution will open Mosday 7
The school the pleasant
and buildings long known throughout country the
NEdge Hin Seminary The location s about balfs mile southwest
Of Princeton, and Of the
county r boys boarding school This school is In
boarding school, chief object Of which
youth for college With the aaneemen,
Applications early catalogue school,
prospectus, references and All pacu
lars, address the principal, HENRY RINKER, A. M.
Psfsosror, New Jersey, August 81 1850.
Sep 3-dAcp5w 9H
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rrEIE AMERICAN Lave STOCK Insurance. Company
yincennes, Indiana granted January eo
Capital $50 khodcrs individually liable.
For The q mules prize bulls sheep and csns
combined risks OF wsfer
dents. and dease Also stock driven eastern MARKERS
South after Of dos
DrcctorsJoseph g. Bowman, councillors Ferdinand Eberwine
merchant; Captain George d. Hay, met
Hon Thomas Bishop builder John Wise, merchant ana
bank directors Alvin w. Tracy merchant and bank director h
SENATOR Nincenne-; Abm s'n
farmer, bank director, and auditor county.
Joseph a. Bowman Presidents a. shnrlcf Whitney, secreia
VIM Buch, and president vncehnss bah
Bank of Indiana.
NELSON agent, avenue lfth ana
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 9S-diy
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For Norfolk. Pinsy Point. and Old foina-fsre No
dnced.
q >n The osceoia win, on the ON OF yup
AxnskSn making two trips week 20 he apo's
places, leaving Washington every "Wednesday ~
saturday socock retnins leave Norfolk every Monday
Touesns rons and returning At riney Point old Point Conc
and ths landings the Potomac.
Passage Pney Point, 81
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, s5. - 49,
July A-n JAMES MITCHELL"
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pHIIJP BARTON KEY any business
may in-ted with before either Of the OF this
tct and will attend the prosecution Of claims before Con
and the Departments. ofice on O street.
wAsnrsaros, July i6, 1895. July l7-3awtf
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NEW Route 60 Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
gpeAa1na, and Pennsylvania RaroodThrouEA Pffburs
howsAn express Of will Calvert daily
United states Washington Baltimore
connecting with the fast line at Middietowa lip
irving st Harrisburg al "a, p m, 10 dinner
The Harrisburg the q D. m, arriving
odaysbug Ahis point have the option
either Johnsown, by packet
stages direct from Hoidaysburg 70 Pitfsbng ~. tt
Tickets be sold following this train, witt
Yok, wrghtsvle, Columbia, Marietta, Mddietown, Harrisburg
New Pert Micrown Persvc Lewistown Nc veysown, Hunt
ingdon, Holhdaysbura and Pittsburg In g
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley naosd
which through Carlisle. shppensbus Chambebu and
points This road
Po Inc accommodation passengers Washington
points, will be s me
depot Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company te ARRIVAL o.
the morning g. receive the baggage, which VI"
''' - : ROBERT STEWART,
octI-du Ticket Agent
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Warrington and Alexandria Boat.-Thc Steamer
Thomas Collyers Week.
c<SGh THE fine, new, and fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
= viii depart the following hours. coach conneet
Washington. Boats fare, IAN boat and
COACH sk Persons going leaving the boat OK cent
each way IN the boat ~
Leave Alexandria at q, %, III, IN. u, 81 81 pm.
Leave Washington nj 81, l04, l24 M; "a I, Sap.
The Thomas Collyer win make her ups 10 Mount Vernon n
as JOB coRsoN
Oct a-6t n #.f#a Captain
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GENCY, Washington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
specton branch Of the Post Office Department. Offers his ser
mail generally and those Of the Southwestern
section particularly with the that his removal from o
initiate against the character he has for
tanned In the for honesty capacity, and fidelity and
his In Office Of both parties, with their heag
consent, usiain him therein.
All attend business Of nature, al The seat
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4--dn late Of Post Office Department /
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Notice 10 the Public, and Ions 90
THE departure packet
having been made on the 10Th Of september public notice
hereby said VIII make first
New York 5h Of October and thai mails viii be
packet from New York Great Britain and
Southampton (Engand1 and France
An mails hand the New York Post Office for Great Britain
and beyond France excepted be made
despatched by the above named packet ageeab TO the
Of the postal treaty between Great Britain and the United States
Mails France will be made up separately be HAVE
direct Correspondence countries beyond France will be mailed
Havre, II directed the address TO BE-
Postage Is "a ccn the single with Amer
postage added which
France
sen Havre Newspapers three cents each, with American
land postage added. tf.
Postage on letters TO Great Britain Is "a cents the single
which prepaid unpaid the option OF the sender
papers Tor Great Britain for beyond
be afanknn In the Collins line
Of steamers, via Liverpool.
NIX. HALL, Postmaster General.
PosT oruor DEPARTMENT, Sept 30, 1850.
Oct 3-A
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COMMON HALL or the town OF Petersburg, Virginia,
following resolution this day Adopted by

COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg virginia,
1850 The following resolution this day adopted BY
the Hail
aRe mayor advertise for proposals for
Of the Of Petersburg endorsed by
he State Virginia, $500 payable in 1870 and so
payable half yearly February and Al
gust proposals will be received for Of not less than $780,
chamberlain Of the until the 18th day OF May
which they win be opened and the highest
bidder win be entitled thereto The payments for The same win be
18th June, and 18th July, and bidders will
periods offer The corporation
o themselves the right to reject any offer made"
bonds Of
received by the chamberlain Of the
The above esoiaion until the 18th day OF May 1850 ~ O'clock
". CHAs. CoRLING,
May o--dtl 4hMaynert Mayor.
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OssoLuIT0S Of The firm heretofore ers.
ing under the OF Dyer Brother IL this day by mutual
consent dissolved. George r. Dyer viii tho
Of the firm,
OF the late Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate attention
u respectfully requested EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. " DYER.
WAsmsoros, September "a, lsso.
Internationally Notice.The formed
ccpartnship under the and firm Of Dyer Mcclure and
will continue the general
old stand of Dyer Brother of 10th
avenue.
slowed the late n, and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confded 10
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances upon
signmcnts, and to cash MI sales made by them.
EDWARD O. DYER
J. &. MCGUIRE.
WAsmNoTos, September "a, 1850.
Sent. T--if
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.e@ hS stoves, stoves, Stoves, and Crates
HAVE largest and assorted stock
and that has been offered to the citizens Of Washington
the eighteen of all sizes, and kinds My
large that TO minute detail of them would be esns
upon readers patience.
Cumberland hard COAL
and styles for wood Please call and examine them will
suit casers small cenage have on hand
supply Of the galvanized portable furnaces for heating dwelling
churches and Offices, which prepared
shortest notice. Also, Beebees cooking ranges; the celebrated
G0sne hot paor for heating paros and chambers
above by introducing the external air. s.l s t lI
Have addition the above, this day received direct from
Philadelphia supply Of the improved Hathaway Buck
tight cooking will warrant them 10 bake well and
right of the sale of the above cooking stove In this market
II should give satisfaction be returned and the
refunded None genuine unless ucd the bottom Of the
bake oven, and the word Efna on the front plate.
called the Ben Frankn for wood coal Please
call and examine my stock before purchasing voonw.vn
Penn. avenue, between 10th and ilth streets
bounty Land. @
no Officers Soldiers of the Army of 1920 prepio aa
Florida and Merico, Militia and HoIuneeri
subsequent
1872 and Of the committee applying Congress
thar appropriation has been made, offers his services
procuring their warrants and locating and dpon
Charges moderate. Letters postpaid.
wAsHiNoros CITY, Sept 30, 1850.
we the subscribers, having Of committee
plying Congress for appropriation Of land to the Old soldier
mentioned recommend Major Chas Nouse Of Washing
city suitable to be employed in attending 70 then
claims
JNO 9. CAMP,
Oct 2-eodl0tcps GEO. BENDEA
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ALL sTYLEs-New styles Of fall dress goods for ladies, ja
opened Plain and figured silks and satns, NIL wool satin
LANES solid coo merinos spacas psrameios and eashmsr
grades and coiors, with mousseIne de l2i w.
would call particular my prints, equal
have been brought The whole which
viii be sold nj the lowest prices for cash
q. WIN YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h eh streets.
Sept 25-d2w
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WATCIIEs--A. @. HUGUENIN CO., manufacturers OF
description In Switzerland and importers IN
the United sa inform ladies and gentlemen that they have
renewed their assortment style OF fine watches
A. O. HUGUENIN,
Al the old stand OF J Montandon,
Pennsylvania avenue, between l2h and 18Th streets
emit d
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wM n. u. CROSS,
dhornsy aid Cosnseior at Iaw
Washington City, o. O.,
Pracsc the District Of Columbia will attend
collection OF debts and 10 the Of claims Of
description including those FOR under the Of Congress-
lately passed. Once in the City Hall
Oct 3-u
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Mr. BELL offered the following amendment as an ad
diona section:
$50. Had be IL s,,ared, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be paid TO David Taylor the legal rep
feseniatve his wife children due them
under the Cherokee treaty of 1885 36 for and account
reservation OF land to which they entitled under =
previous treaty according the settlement Of the claim io
the made by the Second Auditor Of the Treasury,
OF the Attorney General OF the Uni
ted States, dated July Ists deducng whatever
may have been paid said David Taylor under the above
mentioned treaty, for and account OF bis eesate in
terest ia said reservation"
Mr. PEARCE. That is a private claim
Mr. BELL. will just state upon what ground this
is presented David Taylor is white man, married TO an
reservation OF sixty of government land That
land was afterwards claimed not being In the Indian
grant, butupon other grant by the State OF Tennessee
and he compelled to purchase Il from the State OF
Tennessee Butev that did not seem to avail him For
some cause which do not specified, he had to aban-
don the land For cases OF abandonment OF that descrp
ton the treaty OF 1885 provided thar he should be paid
for il al its valuation price In pursuance OF that act, the
commissioners il appears, examined his claim, returned
the valuation, and allowed it, but issued no certificate;
and the question with the government whether,
certificate not having been actually issued they ought 10
pay it. Upon the records of the commissioners was
found the allowance for this claim. Il was alleged by
them that their commission having EXPIRED and being or
deted to return home, they were compelled % return
without issuing certificates in number oil cases ne
question was referred To the Attorney General, and he
gave an opinion in favor OF the validity OF the claim,
stating that the absence OF the certificate ought not 10 de-
Irve him o. the reward But the officer having deter
mined that II should not be allowed. the position was
then taken that II was mistske--that there was no
record Of the allowance OF the claim But upon subse.
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Pric es r 9 d uce d.
wv w Wallace

w. w. Wallace,
PITTSBURGH FRENCH BURR MILL
STONE AND MILL FURNISH
- ING ESTABLISHMENT, '7 ai
Nos. 244 T. 246 Liberty st., near the Canal.
French Burr Mill Stones, Of my own manufac-
tu.e, made of new and Superior quality OF Blocks;
particular care IS taken to have the joints made
close aud all the blocks in each stone Of uniform
quality. They are warranted equal to any in The
country, superior to those imported from France,
and also to the of those made in this country
apd at prices io,oer then houe erer before been If
fered in this market. Burr Mill Stones. made n
France, with solid eyes. the best of the kind, at
greatly reduced prices. Laurel Hill Mill Stones,
all Sizes @ ......,
Boiling Cloths, Anchor Stamp. warranted best
quality, and at greatly reduced prices.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons. Mill and Regulating
Screws, Screen Wire, Mill Picks, Corn Crackers.
Grist and Saw Mill Castings of all kinds, embrac.
ing the largest catalogue in the West, OF Srur,
Spur Core, Bevel and mitre Wheels, made on the
most improved plan-Pullies, Car Wheels, Gud.
geons of all kinds, and Mill furnishing 10 general
All articles made in the best manner and at the
lowest prices Purchasers will find il to their in.
terest to Call and examine before purchasing else
where. All orders promptly attended ID al Nos.
PA and 246 Liberty Street, near the Canal, Pitts.
burgh, Pa w. W. WALLACE.
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JAMES R. MORRIS,
A t torncy at Law,
Woodsfeld, Monroe County, o.
NOTICE.-Nonce IS hereby

DROBATE NOTICE.-Notlce is hereby
IL given tn all persons interested, that settle
ment accounts have been filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Mpnroe and State of Ohio, by
the administrators OF the estates of the following
named persons, to wit:
Adam Marshal, Administrator of Samuel Mar.
shal, deceased. Final.
Thomas Mitchell, Jr., Administrator of Samuel
Bottenfied, deceased. Partial
Morris Danford, Administrator of Samuel Dan.
ford, deceased. Final
Nathaniel Foggn, Administrator Of James Fog
gin, deceased. Partial.
Thomas Griffith, Administrator Of William Pow.
ell, deceased. Final.
John Linn, now deceased, late Administrator
Of Win. Powell deceased.
That the said accounts are now on file IN SAID
office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested, and are continued until the April term
of said COURT 1850, for final settlement and confr.
nation. VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
Notice is hereby given, that the above accounts
will be examined at the Cler's Office in w oodstield
in the order they stand above, commencing on
the 9TH day of January, 1850, examining two each
day, until all are examined.
Dec. 8, ls49. VIM. oKEY, Mas. Com.