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TETEGRAPHED
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 P. M.
In the SENATE to-day, after the transaction Of the
usual morning business, Mr.. Mason introduced resou-
lions oil inquiry concerning the payment of claims as
ing OUT or the Amlstad Case-whch were ordered TO
lie over. The California Private Land Claim Bill was
then taken up and discussed till the adjournment.
In the HOUSE, bill to create Retiring List for the
benefit Of disabled and diseased officers of the Army
and Marine Corps was taken up, but subsequently,
yielded precedence to bill establishing Branch Minis
In New York and California. Without coming to
any conclusion the House adjourned
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
OVER ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 80, P. M.
despatch from the West informs us that the steam
er John Adams. from New Orleans, for Cincinnati,
struck Il snag and sank yesterday near Greensve-
Five minutes after striking, her cabin parted from the
hull and broke in two. By this unfortunate accident,
tits estimated that upwards oil one hun ded lives were
lost
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Y MORRIS g. BROTHER
NASH n WOOD HOUSE

HAVE RECEIVED
The Bards of the Bible, by George Gllhan ......
Samuel, Saul and David, forming another volume
OF Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, being orig-
nal readings tor year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Green Pastures for the Lords Flock, by the Rev.
James Smith, from the 3Sth London edition. =. Il
Truth and Error, Letters to Friend, or some
of the Controversies OF the Day, by Rev. Hora-
tious Bonar, author of might of Weeping"
Morning OF JOY" &c. .....................
The Fathers OF the Desert or an Account of the
Origin and Practice of Monkery among Hea-
then Natons-its passage into the Church, and
some wonderful stories of the Fathers concern
ing the Primitive Monks and Hermts--by Hen
~ auffner, late President of Washington Col
lege, Virginia; volumes. ...............2
Henry smeaton, new novel by e. p. r. James,
ssodsys Lady's Book Tor February.
t.raham's Magazine for do.
Sartain's Onion Magazine for do.
Ladies' National do. do.
Jewetts National Violin Instructor: comprising
concise and simple rules OF instruction, and a
complete and beautiful variety of popular airs
&c. and several beautiful Duets composed and
newly arranged by distinguished Professor of
JeNets National Flute Teacher comprising con-
else and simple rules tor Instruction. and COM
plcte and beautiful variety OF popular airs, &C.,
composed and newly arranged by distinguish
ed Professor oil Music. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Iewett's Book OF Trios, Duets and Quartetts.--
The Duets composed and arranged for two yio-
Inns and two flutes; the Trios for three yolns
and three flutes, and beautiful selection and ar
rangement of quartettos Tor tour Instruments.
! The Isaud World OF the Pacific being the per
sonal narrative and results OF travel through the
Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands, and other parts
of POLYNESIA, by Rev. Henry L. Cheever, with
eugraviugs. ......... :...... 1899. -
sss.o1ds' Pocket Almanac and Church Register for
k35I..................
Il .oyd and Lady Harcourt or Country Inequalities,
anoyel. by Catharine Sinclair, author OF Mo-
[ derp Accomplishments. ','"'.".-.,.
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IA ITS. staAs.fs' - stW WORK, u G..
JCsr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
MO fsiS N HROTHEH

"
81 Main Street
Self Deception: or The History of a Human
Heart; by Mrs. Ellis, author "Hearts and
Homes" &c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........... 3
The Literary Remains oil the late Willis Gaylord
Clark, including The Ollapoduna Papers, The
Spirit OF Life and selection from his various
prose and Hoerical writings, edited by Levi;
Gaylord Clark-4th edition.
ID supply Otto Love, and 70 be Loved by A.
S. Roe.
The Bayds Of the Bible byGeorge Gil6llan.
Young Ladies' Guide, by Rev. Harry Newcomb-
~ mo.
How to be Man, by Rev. Harry Newcomb, 10
How to be a Lady, by Rev. Harry Newcomb, 10
mo-c!oth 81
The Bible and Closet. by Rev. Thomas Watson. 8,
The Attractions OF Heaven, by H. A Graves 3.
The Cypress Wreath, book of consolation to
those who mourn, by Rev. Rufus Grswold.. -. 3.
The Silent Comforter, Companion for the Sick
Room Observation-Disclosures. 8
A Casket of Four Jewels tory Dung Christians. =. g
The Family Circle, its Affections aud Pleasures. 8
Daily Mama for Christian Pilgrims .......... 8
The Mourners Chaplet, an Offering of Sympathy. 3
The Young COMMUNICATE, an Aid to the Right
Understanding. Observation-Disclosures. 8
The Active Christian. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
The Flower Vase, containing the Language of
Flowers and their Poetic Sentiments. .......... 81
The Island World of the Pacific being the perso-
nal narrative and results of travel through the
Sandwich and Hawaiian Islands and other parts
OF Poynesia, by Rev. H. II. Cheever, with
many illustrations II mo-, cloth. .............l on
New Novel, Bell Brandon the $500 prize tale. -. q
Lora and Lady Harcourt; or County Hosptali-
ties. Observation-Disclosures. 81
New Music cookbook of Duets, 1rios and
I1uaftets. ..'.....'...'. d
National Flute Teacher ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
National Violin Instructor. Observation-Disclosures. S,
For sale by
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THE ARCTIC'S NEWs-THE MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 81
ceved here, and the effect has been TO considerably de-
press the cotton market Sales since OF 1000 bales to-
day at l2sc.s. for strictly mddling and low middng
l2tal24 cts.
Prime moasses is selling at % to 90, cts Whis-
key 27i cts. per gallon.
Sugar is dull--small sales.
The market for coffee is firm but not active.
Provisions firm, with upward tendency
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No.6l Main street

MSAhIlC uLAR attention paid to the public or pri-
IL yate sale of Real Estate, Negroes, Horses. brv
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally, and iber-
al4cash advances made when required.
- REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, February i, com
encing at o'clock precisely, will sell at store oppo-
site the City Hotel general assortment oil new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting OF the
usual variety.
Also, large invoice Of piece and cut Dry Goods
VIZ Bieached and unbleached Domestcs, Calicoes
Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
fur, silk, wool and waterproof flats, Caps, Trunk
vaices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Perlurnery
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
de II ALEX, MOTT Auct
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

"A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold
at at the house lately occupied by Thomas Barrett on
valley street, all his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting OF the usual variety. Also, lot of Gro
BY order of the Administrator
Sale conducted by X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR.

BOSTON, Jan. 30 P. Vt.
Robert itantoul, Democrat, having yesterday been
chosen by the Senate as U. S. Senator, was to-day
elected by the House of Representatives He will fill
the unexpired term of r. Webster. A Senator for
the long term is vet to he chosen
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
WOMEN OF ISRAEL, 8Y GRACE AGUI.
LAR:


]. w. RANDOLPH, January 81.
Bard5 OF the Bible by Geo Giflan. .... SC
Appleton's Mechanics Magazine and Engineers
Journal, Natural Experimental and Mechanical
Philosophy, the Arts and Sciences, edited by Iu-
Illus w. Adams, G. D., per year. ............S3 &C
No IA Cobbins Illustrated Bible. ............ 2s
Swords Pocket Almanac and Church Register for
Josephine; or the Edct and the Escape, by Grace
Aguilar, author of Mothers Recompense &c. 81
Scripture Lands described in a series Of Historical
&c graphical aud Topographca sketches by ]
kito, D. d., F. S. A, and illustrated by a COM
pete Biblical Atlas, comprising "a maps with
references, London, 81 %; the same with maps
co!ored . O(
Plato, translated by N. Burgess, NJ. A., volume 3,
Mortons Elements of Scientific Agriculture, mus
History OF My Pets by Grace Greenwood, plates 81
Treasured Thoughts from Favored Authors, col
lected and arranged by Caroline May. OK
A new Memoir OF Hanp all More. or Lite in Hall
and Cottage, by Mrs. II. c. Knisht, plates. Il on
Practical Mercantile Correspondence, collection
OF modern letters of business, forms of accounts
and calculations of Exchanges &c, by w. An
Women OF Israel, by Grace Apuiar vols. OF
a large st OF Valentines Envelops, &c, for 14tl
February, m received at l2l Nam st. Jazz
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RHODE ISLAND SENAToR.--Four .ballots were taken
in the Legislature, now sitting in Providence on We'd
aesday, for Senator without success. Mir. Simmons
was voted for by the Wigs
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DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM RHODE
ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE R. |. Jan. 80.
The Legislature thsmornng elected Chas. l.. james,
democrat, Senator to represent the State in the
U. 5. Senate. He chosen on the 9Th ballot
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Among the present visitors i'll Washington city are
the Hon. George M. Dallas. Ex.Nice President of the
United States. and the Hon. James Buchanan, Ex-
Secretary of State.
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FIRE IN WHEELING.

WHEELING, Va. Jan. %.
Sweeney T. Bells extensive Glass Works, were to-
tally destroyed by fire at an early hour this morning
The loss IL $4,000; uninsured. Before the flames
done burning the proprietors had contracted for
rebuilding the works, aud they will be ready TO furnish
Spring orders.
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A HORSES AT AUCTION.--Wil be sold on
TUESDAY the 4th February, 1851, at Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern, commencing at ii O'Clock, A. NJ,
from 70 to s0young mules and horses, all we'll broke
and in good order.
Terms cash, or satisfactory endorsed paper, at four
months, interest added.
ia 25 w GODDIN
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BURLINGTON.
INV York Ian 20 NJ

destructive fire broke ont ia Burlington VT, day
or two ago, which destroyed the entire range of build
'ngs Known as block, Church street, ogeh
ef with several buildings in the rear including the Court
house and County Jail.
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N. Carolina Bank Notes. ...........l dis.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Virginia State Bonds-par value Sl00-new issue
held at 100
Virginia State Bonds, with interest from LIST july.
last sales at l04a
Rchmord City Bonds, new iss,le-ast sales at 100.
James River and Kanawlla Bonds guaranteed by the
Stale, SlUU par--saes at S,}0O
Sl093. "'' '"'e'
9lo7a ''' '"'e' a.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value s7O--sales at S7s4.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $l00-no recent sales.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
S3l. f
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par va
lue SlO0-ast sales at $lO2s.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value 500. Sales at S94k
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value $l0O-$95 offered-ntne to be had
=, Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by the
State Sl024.
Central Railroad Stock, last sales at $40
RICHMOND and Petersburg Railroad Stocks last sales
at $50.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales at $40,
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, Jan. 80, 1850.
BEEF CATTLE--Scale ,oeighz-$2 IS to So Is.
HoGs-Nett Sc so, and in brisk demand ut quota.
tons.
SHEEp-Net ST. 75a3 50 per head price varying &C.
cording to quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
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g. % - EgE;;sssIEl

kRK tHzeeQ 9s1&Z-- ssSU...36Y
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
y OPEN TO RICHMOND, FOR FREIGHT
AND ASSENGERS.-GREAT REDUCTION
OF FARE, AND INCREASED EXPEDITION.
HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE.
Leave Richmond daily at quarter past o'clock,
A. M breakfast al the Junction, and arrive in Char
ottesville at o'clock, P. M.
Leave Charlottesville at quarter past 7, A. NJ and
arrive in Richmond at o'clock, P. Nj.
Fare between Richmond and Charlottesville. SO so
Lynchburg. SO
stanton. SO
Junction and ......... 4 IS
Children between the ages of and II years, half
price.
The system Of Return Tickets is abolished.
Servants should be furnished with two passes one
be left with the Depot Agent.
To prevent frequent stopping OF the Train passengers
who get on between Turn outs and depots, will be
charged extra.
Tickets will be procured at the Depot, corner of
Union and Broad streets, and in all cases passengers
will be required to obtain tickets at the different Depots
ticket should be obtained at the first Depot arrived at
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The Liverpool Mercury herads the arrival in
that city of the fugitive slaves William and Ellen
Crafts
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The steamer Asia left New York Wednesday fer
Liverpool, taking out 10 passengers and S27 900 il
silver coin.
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HANDSOMELY DoNE.-It will be seen by the following
that Messs Adams Il Co. understand how TO DESPATCH
things in business way. Their prompt,ude is worthy
ofexample:
BALTIMORE, Jan. 25 1851
luessfs Fl T. Pairo & Co. Richmond Va.
conference.-the have learned that package of mo-
ney belonging to you was stolen from our Richmond
office be 1865. Please pen the fact that the
packa contained the OF $685. and forward it with
denD and we will promptly pay him The amount
Yours respectfully,
ADAMS d. co.
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> lE AMER AILANIlC--HEAVG ROBBERY
Correspondence of the Washington Union
BALTMoRE, Jan. %, 2. NJ
The arriva at New York yesterday of a number of
vessels from Liverpool. all Of which have been long
time at sea, without bringing any tdngs of the steamer
Atannc, has excited the most serious apprehensions for
her safety Hope is beginning give way to despair in
the hearts OF many who have hitherto been the most
hopeful. The steamer Canada ought 20 be at Halifax
tonight or Tomorrow, and who knows but that she is
the bearsrof coed news? 1t was just month yes.er-
day since the Atlantic left Liverpool.
From Halifax learn that the governor has sent out
an English revenue cutter among the Azores in search
OF her, SO that should she soon be heard from in
that quarter, or by the Canada as having returned to
Liverpool or pat into Of the ports on the coast of
Ireland she may be regarded with certainty as having
met with the same mysterious late as the Steamship
! President.
Messrs. Adams & Cos express was robbed las,
n ight, between Philadelphia and Baltimore of a key
containing $4,000 all i'll gold dollars They had sew.
era similar Eegs in charge, and Seem, mat this one
was stolen whilst crossing line SusquehaB,.n river al
Hayre. de- Grace on the Steamboat, aud tho thief sue
| ceeded in making good his escape.
The Rev. DR.. Reed, OF Winchester Virginia lost
or had stolen from his coat pocket, last evening" a
pocketbook containing s.. 300. The money was done
up IN two packages, each containing lady name,
to whom they belonged.
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Ice INTHE ATLANTIc.-T Steamer Arctic at
New York, from Liverpool, received some injury
by encountering fields of ice in her home
ward trip. May not the missing Atlantic have
sustained similar injuries, to more serious extent,
winch may have compelled her to put back !?
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~ILLIAM p. l. ADD, wholesale and retail
w Apothecary and Druggist, No; 3l9, head of
English, Mediterranean, India and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines.
Also, Paints, Oils Varnish, Dye Stufs Window Glass,
Putty &C.. for sale on the most accommodating terms
- Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
EDERUVIAN GUANO.-I am now receiving
IL supply Of pure Peruvian GUANO, direct from
the Islands,. PERSONS wishing supply for Spring
delay. HUGH W. FRY.
ia l7-law6w
nj EGROES FOR SALE.-l will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at Charlotte Court House,
Va, on the LIST Monday in February 1851, negro
woman named Eliza, and her five children, and one
negro woman named Cooper, and her two children, be-
longing to the estate of John , Thg%as s.
la2l-c4t Executor OF John Thomas, decd.
classical AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL.-1he next session of my School will
commence on the first day of February. Instruction
will be given in Latin. Greek, Mahe MATES, and Ma
tural Philosophy, for SIS per session Of months.
An additional charge of SIS will be made for Che
misry, accompanied with the most important Electric,
Magnetic, and Chemical experiments.
session. THOMAS E. MARSHALL.
Charlotte G. H., Jan. 18th, 1851. ia l?-c2twf
WOHN Nj. MILLER N WILLIS J.
- DANCE, Attorneys at Law. attend regularly
the Superior and County Courts of Powhatan, Amelia,
Cumberland, and Goochland All business entrusted
| to them, shall receive their prompt attention.
| ADDRESS:
! John M. Miller, Willis ]. Dance,
| Painevile Amelia. Powhatan Ct. II.
| 80 Enquirer, Examiner, and Wing, requested to
| copy. de 2I-cu
CfNE5~I REMOVAL-We have removed from
sfs=ss2- the old stand corner of Main and sh sts.,
to our new house, No. 2l3 Main street, square above
the Farmers and Virginia Banks and next door to DR.,
ottar nj
CARRIAGES ever offered in Richmond, at remark
ably low prices. We invite friends and the public
| to give a call and examine our stock.
| ia 3Q-6t HOOKER, OSBORN & CO.
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T. K.
N. B--SILAS MERCHANT having discontinued
business his individual account, urgently requests
those having claims against him, present them Tor
payment; and those indebted pay otherwise settle
their accounts without delay. ia l3-3m
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GTATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
~ General Meeting of this Society will be held
at the Capitol, in the city of Richmond on TUES
DAY the 18th day OF February next, at II O'Clock
1t is hoped that every member of the Society viii
feel it incumbent upon him to attend this meeting II
is considered OF vital Importance to the Agricultural
Interests of the State. Members of the Convention,
Of the General Assembly, and all others who take an
interest IN the subject, are cordially and earnestly in
vled to attend this meeting, and unite in the proceed
ings.
The President will ake the Chair at II o'clock pre-
esely, and is requested to address the meeting
BY order of the Executive Committee
VIM. II. RICHARDSON, Chm.
~ Papers throughout the State requested to copy.
a. BLING OFF AT AND BELOW
- COST, FOR CASH ONLY.-Contemplati
change in our business, shall, from this day. sell
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
consisting of a great variety, at and below cost
All those in want OF such Goods, will do well give as
cal-our stock being we'll assorted, and purchases
made with care.
ia l6 i'm H. ROsENFEI.D g. BRO.
MAR. GOODRIDGE A. WILSON offers his
~ professional services to the c,zensot Richmond
and its vicinity.
His office is at his residence on Broad street, mme-
datey opposite the City Hall. ia 4-d&ctf
N7ILLiAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
w The undersigned visitors of Wi lliam and Mary
College, having revised the laws othe Institution and
amended them to secure system Of rigid, but
parental discipline, and having elevated and extended
the course of College inst uction now inform parents
and guardians that relying upon highly competent and
respectable faculty, and upon the foundations now
laid tor moral and intellectual instruction at this Ins
tution they have every reason to hope for its success
and hereby recommend it to public patronage A
professor is ordained to reside within the walls of the
College to aid in experimenting the morals and man.
ners Of the Students fund to be appropriated to the
analysis OF soils and manures lectures are to be intro
duced upon agricultural Chemistry; new degrees are
created in philosophy and sciences and fund is pro-
vded to aid in the education of at least twelve yonths
of the State, whose circumstances will not afford the
entire expenses of their education; and any number of
INDECENT youths, of good moral character and promise
who come we'll recommended, will be instructed with
ors present, viz:
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
CONGRESS-WEDNESDAY,

In inc Senate Wednesday the II to ascertain aud
settle the private land claims in the State of Cal flor
MIA was further debated
Mf; husk, from the committee on post Offices re-
ported back the bill from the House for the reduction
OIL e rates OF postage, and for the coinage OF three
cent piece, with amendment
= Inc Senate committee amended the House bill by
nAng postage pre- paid letters not over one half
ounce three CENTS letters not paid not over one
nall ounce live centshese rates to be DroporopaIly
increased for every additional half ounce. They fur
tler provide that compensation of postmasters shall
not be greater than that for the year ending June 3d.
1851. The provisions allowing newspapers delivered
%ltnln thirty miles OF the place where published to be
tree and that % per cent Of postage on magazines to
be deucted when pre- paid are stricken out
They provide that weight ofnewspapers be ascertain
ed by weighing them in dry state
Letters realng Ill post offices ior six weeks, instead
OF TWO weeks, to be advertised 10 be published once on
~, M a. charge OF one cent on each letter called for
Inc PROVISION taking away benefits OF exchange &c.
en- out.
Ihe seventh section is stricken out
lhey report two additional sections ore granting to
puolshefs OF newspapers pamphlets, periodicals and
iiaSaz'es, 10 interchange one copy OF their pubea-
IONS, and to enclose in publications. bills for subscrp
uohs' Tree OF postage. The other makes the duty OF
through their post Office under certain penalties
!he House of Representatives, while the Defcien =
cy Dill was under consideration in committee, declared
oy vote OF yeas l02, noes 81, that the amendment
G.:'o l'ohs' oleISu oh "esoay proposing mool-
ncaton OF the tariff, OF order Several other
amendments, with similar object in view offered
and disposed of in the same manner. Subsequently,
the bill to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for
the present fiscal year was passed. The House, In
committee, took up the bill to establish br aneh mint
IN New FORK and one in San Francisco After few
remarks by Mr.. Briggs. in support of it, the committee
rose and the House resolved that the debate shall ter
inmate on Friday. and then adjourned
Ice rNTHE ATLANTIc-Th Steamer Arctic at
New York, from Liverpool, received some injary
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THUS; J: RANDOLPH,} Building
A. STEVENSON, Committee.
P.S All communications might be addressed through
the Proctor, at the University of Virginia (pos paid)
tY The Union and National Intellgencer OF
or tri-weeky; the Pennsylvania semi tri-weekly;
and the Jefe Republican, will insert until the
2Sth of February, and send their account to Colonel
Kemper, Proctor, at the University of Virginia.
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