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Total, Ter 1851. ............,.. S72S,2g
II viii be that nearly the whole Of tho ship.
ments last week composed OF American .ilver
coin
We alluded few days since 70 oircular which haze
been pretty generally circulated In Wall street re-
lstivc to the affair. Of the Morris Canal and BANKING
Company. The statements made have not been or
oisly denied and AZ the orznsors OF the circular sp
pear to be pretty well posted up and doubtless have
access to Official document there may be more truthir
them than At first believed Tnis circular has nS
all events brought light fact, which has neve
been alluded TO in any report Of the conpany-tha IL
the petition Of the preferred stock Not satisfied with
f1ins high rate Of interest per cont the
directors must give 10 portion q all the ne, carr
ings over and shove that when the whois amounto.
preferred stock ia issued the annual net earnings t.
give six cent IN the present par value twentys
dollars ofthe old stock, mu,t be a. annexed:
MoRHis CAEli Cousa-s
l7to shsres preferred stock about one bsu
Issued tll15 oC0. at 10 per cent. - sIi- so-
Portion Of the net earnings necerssry 70 giv.
old stock per cent, belonging to preferred
Amount Of debt 500 600 al r:r - s sse
u ooe ,hsrss old stock par value s25, 81 o25 900
PVT cent '....'. ..............,. 6i,5ea
Total, interest ard dividends. s9-a "a,
hHptn'es o. operating canal for one year SSGos,
Total expenditures .... sss5sso
th' present par value q the old stock aj per share
but IN the event of The old stock remaining ssft pow
reads on certificates VIZ 500 per share-the espital
would be S4ltoooo, md Il would require net i-.,ms
o. more than 6ye bundled thousand dollars 20 49,,
Per cent on that amount should the old a., ho
consolidated - contemplated, 10 wouia CO -, h,so..
to give W four cid for new shar., "a -. ,te
cost from tho present market value s,a.,r a.,
lat', 70 ninety two dollars per = ~,
capiislists thould basr r. r,tna ,a..t..4,
- Msu h''ef ano Laas Etis BailroeI Company viii
b cold At auction 4 shs merchsn,, r,.bss5. ~ -
''susy 'ne 1T Inst There bonds ere rsou,ed bvs
econ ihoftsSgc, uhs art mortgage bcnr ior only v.
nuieo " dsaud 4oiats) oil ths property OF tho
oo"Psny' and bear seven per cent interest The OBJ
eee oi ks loan u 70 the Goatiug seb and IN,
sApenf CT renewing he track with h,avyrat rhir
~ Of the most isvorabiy located railroads IL Ohio
= 1averses country y crest fertility o. which but q
nall part hs, yet been brought into cultivation II
has large snd noutshna to@Ds At the ends and along
the lipe, furnishlns .ttllsbe markets for an that
the coll can BE- made t. produce. Tho very fact Of
building this road ha, brought some seven hundred
square miles OF rich bottoms Into position 10 b. easily
cultivated end immense forests into use, Ia country
where timber IL always vslusble The towns through
which u pss'es Al aourishing Payton the
southers terminus, bas large water which ere
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Supreme COuFt-Circuit Court.
Before BON. Judge Mitchell
JAN l8-Iu the case OF Gowdy vs. James, the Jur1
returned sealed verdict tor the defendant.
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Calendar-This ID

Common PLEAs Part l. Nos los, 2l9, 120 23l, al,
24s. GAS, 247 GAO, 25l Part 2-Nos 2ao asa $50, sal
268, 27O, q L. 8, TO- IL, IA, 16, IL, 20.
SurREnE CouRr-CIRcurr CouRr-Nos Ill, a. lZj
l26 l27 lls o, IL. l3. Is. 80 43, As, 81. TO- SeH.
USITEp STATES DISTRICT CoUHT-Nos. 70, 10 to 34s
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yrssssibsd IN suhAivisD sx Of section three hundred
saa seven Of the ansndsd code, tsgethsr With the
sxpsnsss spssinsd n section three hundred and eleven
Bat where an appeal frem such order d heard st the
same time with IN appeal from the judgment In the
cause the court may In Its discretion give costs the
former appeal II IL motion ~ special term
IL. The party Who for re-hesrins, or review
Of . matter decided by referee or referees
shall procure and furnish to the court special report
of the referee referees, setting forth distinctly the
facts found the reference, and his or their decision
upon the points Of Law arising In the ossss.
a. The sgons rules shall take effect Immediately.
and ill existent rules inconsstent with the
hereby repealed.
Percent Chief Justice Oakley, Mr. Justice SANFORD,
and Mr. Justice Paine. - sH8
TWELVE O'CLOCK DECISIONS. Susan 0. Berry ps.
Stephen Whitney al and Seven Other Causes
that each Of the above be referred to
Bosworth ESQ counsellor 1t law referee to ascer
tain whether the compensation In the above cases,
received by the attorneys for plaintiff have been
sonable and II should appear on the coming In oil
said report Of referee that the has been
unreasonable then the attorneys must refund what
ever amount they have received more than they are
entitled to-
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T,nnrY.Ftnsr ConeRrss

Dat Wht Dime rat Fffe SOD.
2-Chss Upham Rpbt. RantouL 1r- Samuel r. sswali,
s-bepj, Thompson Trothr ghsm Jr, John o. Palfrey.
TsiRrv.BrcoNp CorGRgHs
2-ctsa W uIbsm ROht. RantoaI jr. Samuel T. Bsrall,
5-Jss II. Dpstan, Aiphsus r. g. own, w. Higrnson,
s-Bebj Themrson. X ProthrrhnmJr, John q. Palfrey,
b-Ira n. Barton, g. q. Kn0wlton. Charles Allen,
g. George r. Davis, Chester W. Chaplin. s. Wliston.
7-IoLu Goodrich, Berry ". Bishop, joel HAYDEN.
scudder. a Il. Teaseudea. Eimpsou Hart.
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DR., James w. Powell continues to atteo6j
exclusively diseases " 20 and Ear from 70 ooloe
a ily whore be had his Treatise
on Eye third dtion. price 20 cents Artfoa Eys0
insera without the slightest paia that VIII move IKE tnV
knI
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III MAYoR WoopHCLL AVID rHg Gas MoSoroLy.-In
pursuance o. the resolution adopted az the late meet
Lg Of gas consumers held At the Chinese Duilding,,
Alderman Mercer. the chairman that occasion,
has appointed the forowing gentlemen an exec u
tive nmitee, charged with the procuring OF fitting
testimonial TO be prstented to tbs Hon Caleb D..
Wooohun late Mayor Of Ne~ York city, ~ token Of
approval 81 bic Official conduct IN vetony the eighteen
years gas contract, and empowered TO collect sub
,erTtobs for &C. Edwards Lester, John w.
Mercer, Treasurer; O b. Stuart, Secretary. meet
ir 81 the conittee held at he Broadway House
on Saturday evening rben arrangements we're made
70 carry oGt the object in view.
THg wssrHrp.-Yesterdsyw vas the coolest dav Of IA.
present year the thsrmometsr being down TO twelve,
In exposed situations IL lie great change from the
sultry weather Of last week.
FRE.-At halt past twelve 0 clock, yesterday morn
ing ire brose out p the house No ne Orange street
which vas e1ting oishes BY the police Of the Four
teenth yard ~ith trihing damage
Piss a ere broke out yesterday norninr. ct half
part uoo'clock in the the stove store No SO Eshth
svsnus ny the sotive ,rsrtions Of the hrcmen and
Captain Lovstt, Of the Ninth -srd and plttoon of
men With tn Assistant Captain sni men OF TIE sr.
tenth yard the damage wa. limited % about 5 $50
boy ~hs slept in the store must have been snnocstei
but Ter the timely discovery o. The Ore ~ officers shsw
an Butler OF the Sixteenth ward lie nearly dead
when taken out
A FArAL Aocrprsr.-On Saturday, a ysung man BY
tie meme ETA Ro~land. aged nineteen years horn IN
New York employed ~ clerk IN The house 81 EAton &
Go No 2Fletcher street accidentally fell through the
focr. IL picked W almost imms eatsly after the
fall, lfo still In bis body but was able %
rtEk The police q the First wsrd conveyed him 10
the city ho ps, and Just AZ they srrivsd the poor
low sird The decessed resided ~ no 81 Thirteenth
trreet ske coroner held inquest and q verdict
Wa rendered according 10 the iscts above stated.
Fam Aecs.Sr -Attuo o'clock on Saturday after
noon young nan sged about seventean years tell
from ths third story o. The store No 2Fetober street
tkfousn The hRtchwsy lie taken o. the city Hos,
pitsl lat died ~ the
Atrfpp~r = Michael McDansis. q fireman on board
the smship Crescent city is % saturday after.
noon a. tsree clock from the deck q The hreroUa
a. badly itisret lie Nas tshsn 70 the City Hos.
pts ~ one 81 the oiacers q the First ward pclice
KvocttD Dogs s. 4 srsGg A woman namtd Bria.
got MtB0wnn Whiie cIcasing the Buwsfy SATURDAY
ftt vas knccksf down by stsze 4st, CoBeklin &
Bfothor Toe che vac ttken e. her reel Jeuot No %
Orange street, ~ sfictr baly.
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F0R rHr Hor1H The stesmehip Florida Captain
Lyon. Tor seyabnah. sud the steamship sootherneri
tsIt Dickitscp, for Charleston, sailed on saturday
afternoon.
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u.At Dxa.-B.toholar,s Instantan eoua u

guild Dye celebrated in London, Paris, bostono
cured genuine at the usctory Wall street. New Yt
Tho public must beware See various dt
plonas 1t il wholesale and retail, applied. Cop2
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REpoHtEB ATrNrr Al MURDER ~ DRACUT,
Mass We Learn that youEg doctor has been ar
rested arc holden 10 bBil for attempting 70 stab a
tourp woman. a school mistress She had re
ctived s,vsrst letters threatening her life, unless
-he ccnstuted ~ give up her school In the eve.
nirg nan mUfllsd up In a cloak, rang the door
II % The house where the school mitiress resided,
ard up0n her gong 10 the door, snd replying no"
). he QUESTION whether she meant 10 give up the
tC col he stuck her with dirk, cutting her does,
sud faling me skin II her side The circumsiBn
implFs 'tnR the doctor are very slight. The young
ncy bad ,ecenty heen married 70 fevers IA diviaa,
and had lets him after a short aion, Rpon
csiB'rg hat he bad another wife end children
Boston Herald, Joa. IS
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TnR SorTH AND OCEAN Man. SrrANsulPs-RrvA'.
PRErErsIoss OF BALTIMORE ANp Philharmonic
In application has been made to Congress by seve-
raj influential cnzens Of Virginia and the city
OF Phi ad lghi. for the establishment Of line q
mail steamers g run alternately, from Norfolk and
Philadelphia, 10 some port on the continent Of Eu-
rope, touching al Portsmouth, England.
Since the presentation 81 this application, the ci-
zeRs OF Baltimore nave memorialized Congress to
suthonse q contact to BE- made for the transPoria-
ton OF The mails from BALI more and Norfolk to
England. This, we presume, will be more accePia-
bic to the people Of Virginia THAN the former propo-
siton. az hey would always have the steamers
running 70 and from Norfolk, instead Of sharing
that ADVANTAGE with Pbilsdeipha. Moreover.
there would be no advantage 70 any part Of the
country obtained BY transportation ~ the Ecropeau
mails 70 and from PHILADELPHIA, lying az that city
does. 20 Gear to New York. Aad far from the
sea; willis, II must ~ admitted that there IL 20 lit
tie force in the Arguments urged On behalf Of the
South in favor q regular nail linr i,oa Norfolk
We believe that no more eiieeuasl" Unoa meA.
~, -eH could be devised han the extension q 20
VEN uent aid 70 these important steam enterprises,
n n, south 'as vel a. inthe North Undoubtedly
ill., So,,th fairly entitled e. participation IN the
-stronspe ~ government; tad Il cannot be expect
"a hat 81 uthern citizens will quietly submit to the
monopoly b. ihe North. 81 all the immense advan-
ages accfuiD, . from the comm inicstion with ~.
opc by nesDv ~ steamships, susislnedin part with
he national uno = CeTGain u IL, that New York
esires nothing So unfair 81 he contrary, We
hail hail with leaA IRE the establishment Of the
ire rroposed. from n. 'fsIh and Baltimore.
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committed TO TIE % cy Of TIE rs-sn.sxaton q
the isssnd Of Cuba. Every maAs tor A,mseh-ssd
the devil take the I'm most.
What can we expect, with sch state Oh
things exs n - hat geat measures, wnen
parties and parry leaders re dsper ed t-wnat
efficient or useful egslation on an enlarged SCALE
with tho sectional animostie ha' are SIN prevail
ing, TIL act is, such tie existing confuaon
and disorganizstion among the two old parties at
Washington he sectional and local jealous
ies-such the mystery of the inexplicable campaign
of 1852, ha we have hardly RICH to expect
much Ct this expr NC Congress. We expect the
Appropriation bile; we m get the Branch Mint;
something for rivers md harho ?, aAd few private
bills; but beyond these, tie prospect is unproms-
ing. A large proport on, it is most likely, of the
business Of ihs session, will 60 over to the next
Congress, n add len otse elect on of President
Of the United : ates. Is the Union still danger
Is the worst YET to comet God forbid! Let, then
this Congress enjoy their ay and mileage, theil
roast beef and plum pudding, and let us be Thankful
that the session expires with the third day o
March. Amen
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9aF Tfg Gaytss0Fs 49, TmK CouwnT .CoUNcit-
g-rrrr4o, IA our report z, ne proceeding, Of the
Board of As,ittaDt Alssruen. % Friday evening an
erIor occurred II tts preamble Tered by Assistant
Ndsrmsn ! webb ), ne seventh ward respseins
ne extraordinary s4ttaragar' aud Emo nous demands
ST the Ten Governors tha city trrasur, Tnatsat Of
(. forty thousand doAr8 being The - ch the Ten
0ov.rBcrs oated for aud received from he 3omp
troIler fOr The past veai 10 should have real tour
Orart tboussud dol Ars whith hey hsys seivsd
apd disrortd of In say, although tue prea nbie
ghrtsp hat the Ten Foveraors codly rssc the p'or
which the Aldermen and Assistant Aldrrmen recon
mend al them for slns shIeh Nas not the case When
hsa enc Aims House Commlr.ionef. Instead -
tn. a. nov, whpu the poor recomDended ~ the
Aldsrutu prd hssisisut Aldermen received prompt
and substantial rtfeF
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day evening We know Of NO nan who has grsetsv
WIN exert their influence in his behalf
MissEs RoussETr. These talented professors of the
Terpsshorsan art played las. week lin Philadslphis
are said to eclipse oil except Fanny Elsslsr.
Supreme Court-Circuit Court.
Before Bon. Judge Mitchell.
JAN. ls.-Iu the case OF dowdy ": James, the jury
returned sealed verdict tor the defendant.
Court C.lend.r-rAis Day.
Conno. Plea. Part !. Nos los, a!s x2s asi asit
sos, 40 q I, s. 10, u, Il, 10, IS, 20 :, :, -,
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUir CoURr-Nos. III, ~, l2b5
l26 1877, lie, o. H. b. 16. 3d. 43, 40, 81, 20, Seh.
UxITEp STATES DIsrRIcr CouaT.-Nos. 2S 10 to S4s
-
DR.. James w. Powell continues TO atteD6j
exclusively e u and Es. from ~ 9Sios6
TIE dtio, price 30 cents. Ar.issi . l
Har Dye.-Bateheler's Instantaneous LIZ
@ Es Dys II London "a. PA
cured genuine At afsosoIy wan street. New fsI
pionss Il fsr Wholesale and RETAIL applied. coRa
Wigs and Toupees.-Fsrssns Wishing .
III: :ss;'s 1y s'n 4s.y
4 & !, n Il. .. % r E.
his bushes: and makes business Of it. Copy his address
M. Lev.tt, Dentist, eas Broadway, the Inc.
tstry 1885 devots his parovar attention TO the iAs
seron Artificial Teeth His popular work. "Observa-
Of Preserving the Teeth be ehs
tanned on applications ~ above
The young man I'm search OF situatione
should know the frat essential 10 good hand hO
acks that lot him At once take 81 tho
best teacher in this country ooLDsnirh %s Broad.
only costs s. 80, will Be ali that he will require.
Fine Geld extra finished Watchos.-A. Tt
2s street. would respectfully inviH
time object OF attention,
need OF we'll finished article to call and exam
his hunting plain and faced English, Swiss, and
French Of the bast makers good assortment -
silver watches, at extremely low prices.
Combs, 303H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ats
Medal va for the last thu Tho combs
be equaed in his country The assortment Is ALSO
the largest tbo Golden Comb, S3 Broad second
door above Duane street. n QUIABY.
Watts Nervous Antidote II creating -
London 1t il locked there 80
"1he Miraculous define being the frst and only ono
govt and 1t seems to throw all hitherto
Il disease IL taken Tor nov
directly by strength ming the system See what snd
the koyal Medical and Chirurgca Society OF Lon
don 81 q bottle; 50 dozen. lV2 Nassau street, SENT
everywhere
Ghosts. Spirits, &c., are believed In by
some denied The Mssrs Burr at the Society L.
Broadway raise only the Spirits Of the Dead buS
Nchoras himself in their amazing lee tnreo
and experiments evening on Inssnat,on Aeat rhe
nomeDa, Go ana see for yourself to- nisht
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Wigs and Toupoes.-Rersons wlshln4 .
very superior wiz OF Toupss should oa - DAtohsorn
celebrated Wis factory. No. Wall Ct They wiz -
how oult tho head; in fact he kno0
his business and makes business OF it. Copy his address,
nd ri him \ CALL
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Ccehrane 2ss Greenwich street would respectfully nvit1
are Of we'll fnshed article to call and exam
inc his hunting plain and open faced English Swss en
French Of he bsst makers good assortment q
silver wat ches, at extremely low prices.
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atmospheric into Den~
tstry 1885 devos Ibis particular TO the
seron Of Artificial Teeth His popular work. Obssrya-
the best Means Preserving the can be ODE
tanned n applicant Ne above.
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roadway.-Partlculai1 ats.

tentiop directed my which obtained tho
Medal the Great VAR for the last year Tho combs
equaed in his country. The assortment Is ALSO
the largest 'bo Golden Comb. 3O3h Broadway second
door b.y Dua n street, u N. QUIMBY.
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Watts, Nervous AntiSi0te IL creating q

Paris London 1t locked there a..
"1he Miraculous dicne 1t being the hrt and only ono
known will efeotuAy all neuralgia pain rhe
tfm gout and consumption 1t seems TO throw all hitherto
theory for T. disease 10 taken for nov
directly but by strength the system See what ae
koyal Medical and Chirurgca Society OF Lons
don 81 . bottle; 50 dozen. l02 Nassas street. Sent
everywhere.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-15
THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME


SOUTHERN LITERARY "a xrrrr
Was Commenced on S.sn-J..
1850, under its original ns,a"a ~ D .: 10y
Weekly Gazette-as more sign;6cans of;,. .ss".,:-S
character, it being the only Weekly o,o.n fiass
ture in the entire South I, ;s VI A-'lera-
Greativ EnIarg.a 80 n, "a rsl5
Containing weekly Th;rtv-,,5x
matter 1t Is, moreover. IN an IVY o'u"n' o.
.s En"re,y .Neso Dress H'
paper 30 that in mechanics, I.auuiui white
surpassed by anv nonsr ~hs,a" hence, II y not
States! 1t continues under the ssms rd Gnlsa
direction az bere,ofor. I'D .ae same Eoitora-
will be spared to make i. N ~ pains or expense
a Cho;e. Pal.
Gas cbean =. ~. eh.y "eUTePr, ttsr
best,, fTusr,, a;aee aPSIs', ana a. good as tie
Southern ;ournsl c.nnn, 'ne nouon that
ern weektIss in ch.a,, u. oompete with the North.
Th. So.,GIp 1:. anu interest,
rivals the best Of them in ali tbs ch.r"s m
truly valuable 6res;ds Jonraa charac'erlstlcs OF
diffusion of cultivated and refined I'm - me
the communicated it embrace. in ;ts snnis
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-15
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
THE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.

TIME next annual session of this Institution will
| commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JoHN JOINS, D. d., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY Tucker, Professor of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MoRcAN J. 'SMEAD, Phi. d. Professor of HUI
mainly
WILLIAM F. HorxNs, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
H. A. WASHINGTON, A. M, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. Seas TorrEN, d. D., Professor Of INTEL
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There two courses Of study for Undergrad
uates-the regular course fort6e degree of Bach
elor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written-re-
quest of their pareats Or guardians. Students not
desiring to join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
1856 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MoRGAN
SmEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Rec
ular or the Science course, viii be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to join.
July Isl aw.
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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. s. PARKER'S on
wv Saturday, 18Th instant, at 10 o'clock.
PARKERS new Fancy store,
March l2-3t under National hotel.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL

ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
r. The Committee Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution OF
that body, TO invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol and to al
low a premium Of FIVE hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, y
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary Of the Senate on or be-
| fore the first day Of December next.
| II is required that these plans and estimate,
shall provide for the extension Of the Capitol
either by additional wings, TO be placed on tn.
north and south of the present building, or by tn,
erection Of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure to the east of the building
| The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise OF
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference TO and correspondence with
the present building a. To preserve the general
symmetry Of the entire structure, when complete
Although but one plan be adopted the CON-
mittee reserve to themselves the right form such
plan by the adoption Of parts Of different plans
submitted, should such be found necessary; in
which event, the committee also reserve to them.
selves the right 10 divide or apportion, according
TO their own judgment, the amount of premium &c
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plan,
may in part be adopted. according to the reiativ,
Importance and merit Of each part adopted
| a.rr r. M. L. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
| Ceysmiffse Of The Senate on Public Buildings
| SENArx CHAMBER, Goth September, 1885,
N. B. The several daily papers published Al
Washington will please insert the above daily foi
two weeks, and send their accounts to the Secre
tAry of the Senate. oct