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QY FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
for claims on Men
with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions bounty land, scrip .
Besmy Laaa-wl purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
Pais.i ofsThe applications Cor patents, procuring models
drawings, will attended in all their branches
General Ones-A claims against the department viii be
prosecuted quarterly accounts OF
duo facilitated, hc.
New orean. Delta, Nashville Union Mobile Adyertser Louis
Vile Cincinnati Gazette, indianapolis
Press. will publish 70
the g. send bills to this ohee, accompanied
with June 24u
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
TUE Principal cf The IN Academy
empoy fofihwin an assistant qualified teach
ne various English branches and the ie
an unmarried man, Of sober habits moral
10 the Principal. -
Feb Ip-dn
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DANCING Academy First Course.-Mr " n. Bsssr has
the sshngton and George
h first dancing for win
Tuesday October 9oh residence Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wlardp hotel
Washington Thursdays,
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
2-dn
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered Shavvls, dkc.-1he
subscribers opened large addition
fancy goods ladies' among which a.a a ,fs Ea
10 superlauvey rich brocade silks, for evening
Is do do do for
10 do rich watered Silks every color +.
do styles spotted silks, very
plain Gro dc Algiers ss.
10 rich and styles Chene silks
Is do figured and changcablc silks, very cheap
8 heavy black waered silks, all widths
10 do colored and black urk saiins do
30 do very fine French mernos, every shade
Is rich coored silk yelveis do
10 do Irish poplins do
SO do 8 do French cashmere d'Ecosse, new style
l Is do 4 do do mousseines dc laine, do
30 do do Scotch do lowpriced
10 very rich cashmere long shawls
20 do do do do
rs lntest styles scotch long do 81. ##
30 styles lace +.
dozen real valencia lace collars
embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
2 do richly embroidered handkerchieh, &c.
Together many desirable articles 10 their line
to which they respectfully invite the attention of the ladies' OF the
district and It's vicinity.
Oct s-awif p H. HoOE & CO.
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III M SMITH, OF Main and 10Th streets. late
III. SMITH, soieits eariy orders os
threshers particularly OF the class with
the usual
chimes theshe and horse powers corn shelters a
sze combined Wheaans OF ms
also, celebrated Banbrough much
sought after Maryland Pennsylvania He asks particular
patent warranted
other the the lie devotos particular attention
rcshng machine particularly made by JHbez Par
he and by Parker smith sucb repairs
satisfaction New spikes be inserted small cost thus
making machines, inferior from wesr equal 70
ho on handtwo Of Mccormick machines sickes
@t sane and chains for ehain horse powers
Rtossorp,
May7 7-var
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EDIrsD BY
TIA q "a a . RITC HE.


s5s.gH0 NAVY DHrARrAgsr,
Bureau Of frTovisions and Clothing, August L. 1850.
eEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Beef .pro
Pork, the be, will be
mes until O'Clock, ThudAy, day Of Ausu.t
s for furnishing delivering free or
Five four hundred barrels Of beef
.ay,n hundred barrels of navy pork.
R.ch less pounds
xrbt o pork weight article
mi for delivered respective nayy-yaTds,
aaaN Bbls. beef Bbls. pork.
Al Charlestown' Mass ,....... \ ,so0 .No
Al Brooklyn, N. Y. Il,
Al Gosport, Va..,.....,.,,,....,...i,sOo. 800. 800
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Htchic Washington City.
Oct 6-daw Awhn Y 6tts as4 #t
% asg ~ S
orally Of elite. Washington
Furnishing goods every variety, is fully complete and
been invited. They name :. '-''''
IN CARPETINGs
French and English vclvels designs, supeadve
Easi1s ;vesss,ss sns;s very sTsss sn n.
30. do premium. premium American s an. Brussels
inpss,nl so three aa,s, py Sn.,;ss NEW pattern"
aSs.sfa 1t'sa vss.as .'s $ priced
Hemp esrpsa"s., very ssrsic4sS's, snd cheap
Extra neh Chenells tuNsd rugs
Figured saires and Iarsesnsa crumS eosns, &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra de LANES
DO Ma..ssa Mas'sa aa$s.t as syss s'sss sSaas
% f'sash french and sns,iss ss's shasas. snsas
Embroidersdiace muslin curtains
Gilt styles, simps, assel &C.,
They their large and carefully selected
Linen sheeungs, table damasks, satin damaska
Table cioths damask table napkins laN
White and eolored bed quilts and crib blankets
s,eS S.nss.s nsa. ss o sGpa soss sass'ns' e
Toe.her viii, every orher article in their nsa Of which have
their Of furnishing the best goods the lowest
Sent 9l-4wif p. H. HOoE b co.
RoOTs AND SHOES. Boots .nd shoes at small prof
ttsWe would respectfully call the attention OF
public
ladies' gentlemen, MISSES boys children and servants both light
and heavy:
CHA @H# To the Ladies'.
every variety half gaers buskns Jefa
sons slips, exeeo Jenny Lind, all give sasfsc
ton. gdt-H
McCurdys slips and ties old STYLE for. ...69t
Bronze half Cutters thick soles ~
Do gaiter shoes do. w
Light eoored gaier boots. so
Misses and chidrens ofevery quality and variety
To the Gentiemen.
Call and our variety style
Patent leather and caskn Congress gaers So 00
Cloth do. ..3to %
superior proof boots cunning and
flaming purposes, 80
boots Shoes and double soles, o
manufacture.
To the Fdrmsts oSd Hdafos.
heavy brogan and and
hands, quality this city. We
all call before purchasing shall offer nd
fail please.
purchased from The
which
profits DO but call
A. HOOVER SONS,
"a Penn between6 9th and 7th
#.E door b. l.. Jackson and Bro.
0nplI lfavV1
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stoves, stoves, stoves. and Crates.
HAVE in the Iages, and best stock of stoves
years. sorts Sizes kinds My
that minute detail of them would be uespassns
and onss...nd and hard coal and y.ou,
e. sui. very small per esn'as have On hand
q s sn ~h p
shortest notice Also gsebes. cooking ranges the
above BY introducing the external air.
viii them % bake well top and in
right cooking in this
None
bake oven, and the word Eina on The front plate.
ys h. called the Ben Franklin, Please
- ammo "' '"''A '''''' '''c !. WOODWARD
4so~h
VOUS0 q OREM Merchant Taiiors and Ciothiers,
respectfully beg leave TO inform their friends and the public
jus. opened very beautiful Of seasonsbe
We have cioths cameres vesiings styles and
variety quality which are prepared to make up TO order at
Our ready made cone will mostly superior
quality Those wishing complete s or any ac'e ''' immediate
Shirts good and ht under dress Of
% ". n sGs % sG'aa a @ ss ye ieps'
Piease call and . ..
doors OF Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue
Oct 3-3aw4wn
1 na onus hs 70
' - = wn9,yx wp wAILAS1t ASt
w.suxeros August es 1850
The undeRned will continue TO prosecute descp
ssan.t eher department Of the at
"''"s'' ''' w.D. wALLAcH
Refer 70 the Hon Ms speaker Cobb Of csoIs, Asl%un Of
o oho sere Of Louiana generally the members Of the
Aug a-anwam
For Norfolk. Piney Point. Ola Poi,a-F.rs RE-
= n The steamer o.ceola viii. on tho Of July,
- akiuvt week
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WIN. u. II. CROSS.
Attorney and C0pnseiior al Tar,

the of Columbia and will
debts Of claims every
including under the o
lately passed. ofbce in the City Hall
Oct3-u
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EALL sTYLEs-New styles Of n dress goods for ladies' iu
opened Plain and satns, NIL wool satin de
and carnees all
grade. and with mou@senes de ape from ~ cents 70
would OF which
brought this market The whole Of which
viii be sod al the very lowest prices, for cash only
O. WIN yERBY
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7u and sth streets.
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NEW and Eiegane CarpetfhSs, &cIbe subscribers
the pleasure now q informing their friends the
orally Of the cities OF Washington
the adjacent country that their stock The
Of house furnishing goods Of every variety fully complete and
will only but
asie former display which the attention of their
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a a~n The steamer osceoia viii, on the 10Th Of
A-xAHUo-e commence making two trips week to the a
places, leaving Washington every "Wednesday
Saturday O'Clock returning leave Norfolk Mo
and Thursday at O'Clock, D. #-.-- ~.
Touching, going and returning, al Pney Point Old Point
river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage TO Ppey Point, g.
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, 81.
July 4-u JAMES mITChEL
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Commitfee of The Eenatc on Fuhl'e HuIdIhRs
SENATE Cu.xssn, 3oth september, 1850
bet J-1wa
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NEWS BY TEL GRAPH,
s~~N~N~~NN~~~~~~~~N~~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
<>>NNNNN~NNN>NN>~NNN'
Attempt to Revive the Slavery
Question in the House.
N~N-NNNN~NNN-~-~o-NN--7
THE ONE MINUTE RULE ADOPTED.
>~~~~~~-~~~~-~N~>~~~~~
BUSINESS MEASURES PROPOSED,
~>~~~>~~~~~>-~~-~~~~~~~--
FIRES AND LOSS OF LIVES,
60, &C., &c.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
THEONE MINUTE RULEADOPTED.
BUSINESS MEASURES PROPOSED.
From the CApltal,


THE TREASURY REPoRr-GooD WORK IN THE HOUSE
INDIAN INcsRsIoNs Upon MEXICo-CHARGE TO
BRUSsELs-THE TEHUANrEPEC TREAIY-yERMoNT
HuLLIFlCATIoN, ETC.
WAsHINsToS, December o, 1850.
The Treasury report will be furnished tomorrow.
1t is an able document.
The House, to-day, have given evidence sonclusively
Of their adhesion to the Fugitive Slave law.
The Mexican Minister'S appeal, relative to the In
dian incursons, will be followed by BILL establishing
Dragons and military stations along the boundary
line Of the United States and Mexico.
The name OF Mr.. Bsyard, of Delaware, as Charge de
Afares to Brussels In place of MT Clemson resigned
was sent into the Senate to day.
The Tehuantepec treaty with Mexico has been
petsd and an express messenger despatched with 1t
to the city Of the Montezumss 1t will NO doubt be
speedily ratified and the work commenced In good
earnest.
Senator Soules denies In the Republic, this
ing the statement of the Cronoype that he pre-
sent at the abotionst meeting In Boston held
associs tion with them.
The Republic denounces the late Vermont law null
lihcstion, which with surprise upon its entire
Congressional delegation 1t is especially upon
Governor Williams, for approving of the law.
The election of scudder from thetenth Congres,ion
al district of achusett is also argued against he
being neither whig nor frieId of the President.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
and execrats this law and the public Indignation wilt

", NIL
sweep IL out Of existence.
LIMITING pEsArE-A sKrssLF sovIM@r,
Mr. pross, tAsnl of IndianN, said, ths. this was
If this discussion should continue there telling
when it would end; For the purpose Of terminating
Of Offering q resolution to stop debate.
The Committee rose, when olation to iisait dis.
cusson to minute was passed and the House sgsu
BusiNEssLrKE INDICATION.
WkNIwoRTH, ,(dem )of Ill expressed the hope thai
no speech would be than minute in Duration.
When this subject shall have been disposed Of he
would call up the River and Harbor bill aud then the
Cheap Postage bill, which the people expect will be
psssed this week after which they would to
other necessary business
BRosDsIDr FIaED ISro AsoLIrIoSIsrs.
Mr McCLERS.ND dem OF Ill, said, in Offering an
amendment: that as citizen OF a free State he dis
the whole state Of Illinois the ssdtions,
and ne might say, reasonable sentiments ayowed by
1t is fraud on the constitution and on common hon.
esty to profess adherence 20 the constitution
and at the ssme time to object to the law for obee-
ton to the law an objection to the constitution ths
law being in execution Of the constitution. II IL has
not been for those with whom the gentleman acts,
there would have been no occasion for thisls Would
he tell that without this csrse. the constitutions
could have been adopted The act Of g3 to carry out
this provision, wss signsd by Washington. Is the
gentleman pure, benevolent, and patriotic than
the Father of his CouAry That act voted for by
the Trainers Of the constitution. They did not con-
nature. They considered that they were observing
good faith But in the coure OF time voluntary ase
cistions organized underground railroads con-
structed and the Law illegally arrested; the
duet OF certain individuals became grievance, and
Congress at the last session actasted by sense Of
justice remedied the grievance by passing the Pusi
tive Slave law For one, he would be willing to use au
the force OF the to carry 1t out The issue
is between the unionsts and the di.unionists 1t 10
not speculative question Of philanthropy. IL Is an
issue OF the supremacy OF the constitution and power
Of the government and the subyerson Of the laws q
the country.
The amendment Of Mr.. Giddings was voted down.
After incid nta debate the resolutions of Mr. Bsyiy.
referring the several br Of the Presidents mes
sage, agreed 10 in committee and concurred in
by the house.
e. s. sHIP rENSsYLvANIA AND THE WORLDS FAss.
After the COMMITTEES rose
Mr. soHENtK, twhig) of Ohio again Intellectually
deavored 20 oer solution directing the Com mmittes
ofWsys and Means to report bill appropriating
money 1T out the ship Penpsylvanis fer the pur-
pose Of conveying American prodacts to tie london
Worlds Fair.
Without trsnsscting any other business the House
al al
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Po.,mss,er caugh, Rosb,ng the sra,l, 80.

Sl"hf WI bets " looJs
Thos Mitchell postmaster Of West &c wler, 81. Law
renee county was yesterday brought to this place in
cusiody Of special agent Of the department., uaIer
arrest FOR robbing ths United States mail It appears
that FOR several months, packages passing tn.
route between Wstsrtovn AMI Canada, directed 20
New York, Philadelphia. Sc., have been sbstraetsL
and upon Inquiry IL vas clearly sscsrtained that Mr.
Mitchell was the guilty person lie was taken before
COmmissioner Boyce this morning who, after brire
hearing, required the prisoner TO give ball 10 the
amount Of $500.
The weather last svepipg and 10. day IA. been ths
coldest OF the seascn camel navigation At this p int
II susrended and there having been considersbs OF
fall OF snow, the sleshing Is quite good
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TRIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
Ri MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
senate.
SECoNB SESSION.


Ri mogsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
senate.
WAsHISsros, Dec Q, 1850.
Mesers. Yulse, Of Florida Borland of Arkansas snd
Gwin, Of California appeared to day and took their
seats
PAPERs yRoM TIRE DEsARTstNr
The Chair laid before the sepatea communication
from the Home Department, enclosing the annual
port Of the Commissioners of the Land Office and Pen
scns also the report OF the second Comptroller Of the
appropriations for and expenditures Of the Home De-
Pariment for the past The printing of the papers
was ordered and they appropriately referred to
committees
pDooYERY.
Mr. CSpERwoop presented q memorial from the citi.
Gems Of Kentucky, setting forth discovery relative
70 the culture Of live stock and asking government
20 purchase 1t. Referred 20 the Agriculture Com.
nittts.
rHr rRranESr's ME,sAar .rp rHr ,,vr
on motion of Mr.. frLSE all la the Presidents Mes
rage relating TO naval affairs was referred 10 the Naval
Mr. BUrLER gave a notice OF a btu 10 fndempiiy the
people Of South Carolina tor advances of to tho
general government, On account OF the Florida war
MISSOURI aND THE PtstI LANDS.
Mr. BrSros introduced q bill to pay Missouri the
tales Of public Ian In that stste which we're
TO make road TO that State lie explained the whole
subject, and the bill was referred.
Ky1IyF NEn voREBE.
The hill for the relief OF John A. McGaw, Of New
ork was taken up and passed.
RiLL FeR TIE BFNNFfr Or fSDfGrTr fNsA~F.
The bill granting lands for the ben sdt Of the ndi-
gent insane, reported on the memorial of Miss Dix
was ade the special order for Wednesday week.
nTCfsfoSs coURf
The bill to olstribute the de cisous Of the Supreme
Court among the several State. and territories,
taken up.
Mr. Mr. p,,ToS explained and supported tn. bill. :.
Mr. NvLrE opposed the bill aud, his motion, IL
was aid on the ta5le-ssas "a, nRysl9
CALIFcRNIA.
Mr.. GwI> moved TO take mp the California b.ils
Loet,
PRIVATE ALLs.
The calendar was taken up, AMI two private bills
were passed.
INDIAN sgoss BENCD.
The Chair laid before the senate message from the
President, enclosing mic stion from the Ne ri
Minister in relation the incurf!ons Of Indiaos
located within the Territory belonging to ths United
States upon Mexican citizens aud ssking that the
provisions OF the gleEsnh article o he treaty OF
dslupt Hidalgo he carried out by the United states
On motion the netsage and enclosed com munica-
honwtrs referred 10 the Committee on Military AZ.
fairs
The Senate then went into executive session. ami
shortly alter s1jourLed
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ESQ use OF Re prescntative..
BY BANS r. .crEo- CHEMICAL TrLEsRArH
n. a tar.

By BANS EL.cTEo CHEMICAL TELESRArH.
WssHfN.ToSi Dee ,, 1859.
rvs co~uIrru
The standing cor mittets announced by the Speaker
nearly the same those q the last session The
committees Territories and Election, are the
The following are some Of the changes
UpvB 1n5 Msc1s -Messrs stephens Of Georgia and
Broeks Of New York instead Of Msssr. Toombs and
Dutr.
Cieir,.-Mr Johnston ,fKsH.uoky, instead Of Mr.
McLssu.
Conn -Mts,ru. Fssthers.on. wallace. and King
% New jersey, insiesd OF Messrs Coleok ststson
Dsbie' ef Col,,msie Mr.. Fsathsrston Instead Of
Mr. Brown Of Mississippi
Jplicio1V.-hr. BrecE Instead Of M. Norchssd
HEpREssNrArpE FRoN IouIa,S,.
Mr.. Henry A. Ballard, rom the second district Of
Louisians el,ctsd in the place Of Secretary Conrad
was Introduced and qualified
AcrtoN on rHE PRTsDzvr's nFssaes
On motion Of Mr.. B,Ytr, dem Of Va, the House
went into commit,e Of the Who'll, the Stat. Of the
Union.
Mr.. Bo,D, (iem.) ofKy.. in IA, chair.
Mr.. BnL,, offered resolutions referring the several
parts Of the Presidents Message to the appropriate
committees.
OFiSioS o. NR. cirpISss-rHE sLacK n,LL AGAIN ~
MOTION.
Mr. GrpuiSs' Gree ,oiD Of Ohio, offered an amend.
ment that much Of the message ss relates to our
domestic policy be referred to the Judiciary Commit.
tee. There some things in the message which he
heartily approved, and others which he condemned.
There was no deception uncertainty In any par. Of
Il, The view, expressed by Mr. Filmore on the sub
ject Of the veto power strong those evoved
By Gen. jackson. Mr.. Tyler, Col Polk The latter
part u the sags says In effect that the Fugitive
Slave law shall remain In force and that II bill be
passed for ts repeal the President will veto H. The
refer Of his duty 90 execute the laws Mr. Giddng
regarded az that the free people ofthe North
shsl submit 20 the Law, he will call in the army
and naval forces. This II unworthy OF the rresi
dsst. In the 18th century freemen net be ID
governed by swords and cannon, but ~ Law The
President has MT power 20 enforce the law when II
commands the freemen Of the North 20 leave their
vorkshops and dwellings &c chase fugves put irons on
their limbs and return them 10 their tormentors The
army snd navy cannot command and enforce the car.
ping out OF the Law The general government hes no
power to uphold slavery IL u an INSTITUTION ot ,ne
States The people Of his district would de petore
they would assist In executing the fugitive slave sv
The savecstcher regarded ~ worse than pirate
or q murderer, and the moment cannon are Drought
/ sgainst Northern freemen, that moment the death
sne Of the republic - sounded Fror this time for.
vsrd ve will know where the President Ia He 10 In
favor of the Fugitive slave Law sud BY II the adminis
Il alton must stand fa The lines of frsedoa and
ssverv are drawn wide the impossible gulf that
separated pftes aud Lazarus We know where rartie'
stsrd Out Of heen thousand fugitives Ia the North
net nj ore than four or ave have been eapturei Nn'
cut Of ten % ths Wig u.wsvsper, haze asnounee'
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srooLryp c,sy Intelligence

ABaxp op Jr,EEfLE BUsoLsRs-Y Yesterday, at th~
CITY Court boys the oldest being irteen and th
youngest twelve years Of age, were brought up for
trial charged with burglary; q nfth, about nftesn
yssr. age admitted States evidence and his
exsmin alton was proceeding, when the Court took =
recess 10 alleged that these young boys have bro
ken into and robbed several houses 10 Br6okyn to
considerable extent principally taking silver and
other articles of value Meredith the witness above
mentioned lately gave evidence in this city at the
Court OF Sessions against McFee charged vith re-
eeivng stelen goods.
THr LArE ArrxNrr TO sHoor Ma J. AnLrxcrov Br~-
NEr.-Mr. 0risweu, Mr.. Bennet's son-in Law has Of
tered reward OF $500 for the apprehension of tbs per-
petrstor Of the above outrage, and further %
$500 on con nviction.
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Fire and Loss OF Three Lives.

C,RtI'LE, Pa, Dec. Q, 1850.
Late on Saturday night our citizens startled ~
the cry Of IRE occasionsd by the burning Of small
tEo story brick dwelling In the southern part Of the
town. The Wind at the time was blowing cold ana
strong from the northwest and before the desrustiv~
element could be checked in Its rayagng career the
houte and its helpless inmates were consumed. We
suppose the IRE vas occasioned by accident The bo
dies, consumed to crisp were taken from the smoul
dcring rrns, and this morning inferred all three to-
gsther in one grave. The victims aged
German, named Deck, his wife aud daughter. Ths
occurrence has thrown deep the iahakl-
isnts oi our quiet town.
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Destructive Fire-Loss, saOO, 900,

BOSTON, Dec y, looV.
The large broadoloth and eelaine mills Of the Ham
ilton Woolen Co at southbridge Mass were entirely
destroyed by fire at o'clock yesterday morning The
loss is estimated at from Sl75 coo to $500 900. Insar
ed fer Sls2 600 About seven hundred persons
turned out Cf employ ment by this calamity The IN
surancs was as foloss:-Etna, SIS 900; Protection,
$1,000; Hartford Of Hartford, $4,000; Connectcut
Mutual 5000, Merchants Buffalo $1,000; FRANKLIN,
Philsdelphis, $4,000; State Pennsylvania, 50 0se;
American, Boston $4,000 Neptune. Boston, SIS 00os
Boylston, Boston $40 O00 Merchants Boston, SIS 000
S2l
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The Fine Arts.

Nav Buns Nv GARnEnLr.--There IL no one Who can
plaster artist musical or dramatic With more eject
than GABRIELLE. lie has just prodused two specimens
Of bis genius in two different styles, One represents
Ferdinand Edouard Doctor the eelebrsted pianist and
composer in his very habit he iyes-the other re-
presents him In very bold aud ingenious caricature
in which he IL playing on a pianOforte, from which
hovs hood Of com positions like catarsct The fold
Of Doctors hair are curiously labelled with yeretv
81 musical Titles Ith one Of Oarbeille best works.
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Movement. OF p,s,,nru,sbed People.

J. Q. Cfspmsn, New Orleans; w Bishop, Wash.
inpton; Charles Lee, ssn Francisco WIN. Noblesdo.i
l. J. Hunter do, were among the arrivals yesterday
at the Clinton Hotel
is Gsrlsnd, U q. A.; james Owner Warrington;
John A. Rogers do Hiram Orr mes. California Homer
Rsmsdell. Nevburrh; G N. fleasants Richmendi capt
Richie. 4. 8. ~. A. Roe, among the arrivals
yesterday at the Irving House.
O. NJ. Marville, Mississippi; VI. Anderson, Albany;
g. O. Hsmiiton. Il. n. Hsmilton, Phiadelphis; j. ID.
Camp, U. .. N, among the arrivals yesterday at
the American
@ w. Chapin, Springfield G. Strong, Binghsmton
Mr. Dillon Amherst Antonio Mailer, Hsvans Erastas
Smith Hartford; Gen Y. de Morquens' New 0fsnsda;
Frsncisco Hurbreeh. Ponams auong TIE ARRIVAL
yesterday at the kstor House
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virginia aud she Boston slave Case, &c.

HhtfINoHE. Dec. 2, 40.
A meeting held at Richmond on Saturday night.
to condemn the President fer not qusing the Boston
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election Of Senator Mason, of Virginia.
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