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ELOuR-i5o .bbls ohis sapesRpe; E l0eT do Illinois extra dc; WHITE LEAD--5o kvgs pare;
 SUGAR bis powdered; GAS TtNGs-- a90o ihs hcilew ware;
 lRON--aE00 lbs assorted bar, WINDOW GLASS--22 boxes;
 CANDLES--t0 boxes star; GRASS SEEn--eiovef timothy and blue.
 Received per late arrivals. and for sale by
 Dee l7 WN. R. WAIT
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Eshrnarv 10.

SENATE. ArE.-Communieations were received encIos- ,ss reports. eos'rress, aad expenditures of The treasury Department for The year Is50-ordered to be printed.
 hessrs Bright and Mason presented petitions ia favor of the establishment of . line of stea,ners 10 Africa
 Mr PeaFcs presented the credeniiais of Thos ( rrs!i. Senator from Maryland. Mf Hall presented A petition numeroasly signed TOT Inc repeal of the fugitive slaYe law. which was iais on the table.
 sir Hunter odeFed : resolution which wss agreed s ,S eahag Tor all correspondence blythe Mexican 'smis's' upon etFista monies dFawn,fo: by Mex.co under Inc eoA,raoi with ) Manks
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ERENEE ARlsEYALS,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
 EMNNU TA


 WILL be prepared 10 transport MERCHAN- w DEE from PHILADELPHIA 10 PITTS. BURGH in ssiepation of the opening of the East ern Division of the Penusy lvania Canal say on aud afler the nv EN TEETH of FEBRUARY, at the following rates. viz:
 For lst Glass Dry Goods. Hats, Boots and Sh rs, Drugs, Books, Stationery, Sc si $ per I05 lbs For 2d Class Hardware, Qaeensware. Groceries, Paut and Dyestaiis, Oils. &c, at s3 cts. pr 100 For Sd Glass office, Leaf Tobacco Iron. Guap Q, Bacon, Beef. Pork, Sc. at 61 cts per i00 lbs For 4th Ciass-TAr. Pitch. Resin. Astes, Marble Fig on, BIcks, &c, al 5l cts. per i0) lbs
 II. II. HOUS TON.
 Freight Agent Penn Railroad Co.
 No 274 < 276 Market Street. Phila N. B.--GoOds going East by our Road shou d be consigned to McFADEA & COV0DE,
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASSENGER TRAINS between PHiLADEL- PliiA and PITTSBURGH. Leave Philadelphia, Daily at A. M., aud al l0ls P. M. Leave Pitts. hurgh Daily ats 4. NJ, and . P N.
 A. HENDERSON, Passeng-. \ gent. 2I-2m.
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FNR sAE.E.

FOR SALE. A LIKELY mnlasts woman shosi 1S n k1 years ef age, vita spfightly ehiIa Ea sbaat sevsa yesis old. rAe wassaH isa ErstCaR rate washer spd ifsaer. ssd enc of inc best EAA cocks in ths country. Apply ,o
 L. J REARDos. J s7. 1851 2l-.t
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February II. SExArE-Mr Seward offered resolution to in- quire into the expedieney Of reducing the weight of silver coia.
 The deficiency bill which was ordered to.be en- grossed yesterday. was taken up and pas ed. The Senate took up the bill granting ten millions of acres of public land to tho several States of the Unon for the be ne6tol the the ihdigent and insane and alter debate was ordered to be eDgrossed for third reading.
 And the Senate adjourned
 HoUsE.--Ths bill to establish board of accounts was taken up. The question was, on agreeing to the substitute reported from the committee of the whole on the of the Union. permitting sgrieved claimants 10 sue the United States by bill in the court of equity of the U $. with right to appeal 10 the supreme coust-substituts lost-yeas Sj, nays iG6.
 After several intellectual attempts to defeat the bill a motion made 10 fay t on the table, which was reIected-yeas s6, nays, i07.
 A motion was made to reconsider il, but disa- greed to.
 Mir. Duer moved 10 re consider tine vote by which the bill was ordered be engrossed for third read jag, and on motion of MT. inge, the motion was laid on the table
 The question recurred ou the passage Of the bill, when ou motion of Mr lnge. it laid the table--yeas 100. nays 9s.
 Aud the House adjourned.
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100000 lbs. EE GOODSs

100000 lbs.
 NEW GOODS, D ECEIvED by WALTER sfITrBwE.Es Ia, with,a the last moRlh, that have besn rM- ehassd by hiIa, better srEps than any siosk it- erto and ss well selected. whiehhe wsH dispose of at such Taiss as shah induce customers "a pusshsss more Hbetaly than neEore--tIe ttush of whieh nay ba tested by all per sons Gho wii tasos him wtfb eali and examination, a, hs New cash stores, on Main aud Mss khan streets, Little Rcs |, wis~ss tey w fs al a uIn~s tslii assortment Of all articles belonging to ihe following branches of merchandise. vz:
 Drs Co,4s, Bsats and SAaes,
 tsroee,lss. Hais aat cSps. ~.-
 CfoeksrK Drugs and MeSiriaess
 Hsrdlrars. -s Paisss snd Ola.
 Fassiuse. Four.
 Sslrs,eare Hhisksy and all i,oa sad Nails, otaer Li9uefs. Stosss sad Cast,ngs. Bacsa, Cotton YeyH, Sole and unper Leather. and sll ct.s, srteles .,ss
 General variety ssose.
 Therefore, he would respectfully iavils sM psS- sons hat visf Little Rock. to gise hin eail thst he may give fhem cordial reception. aud aeqHit himself lar may De in his power. st the atsvs broad assertions.
 tIis unprecedented success (hsving. e fur. sas- passed Ais most saugHine itcirasons) PiAees hia under yrry great obligations io sli his easiOmsrs. ana h. would hereby fenaer most hearty tAaHks e and all Tor past favofs and kindijta eontia uanre of the same.
 His present facilities for business enables hm io sell more goods than he can possibly gs, into h's hoese but hopes ia taiare. o be able ta ssFpsg .s demands, as he is ahoal ias@sishiish Wholesnie House al NAPOLEON. by which means any qran'ity of goods vii. be delivered al Little Rock. af aii lines, cheap as they can be purchased ia aBh expenses.
 Ia twenty days from this datr as rear as may he, he will return from Cincinnati, with shrat eighty ;ons ot Wh kry Essss and -a.t fsei.a as can be pnrenasrd, the ehespesi ia that city. Just received. per steamer CisixeS, ninety b6is Whskey, and twenty Cheese. which is gosBg sg iike hoi cakes. ". MITCHELL Lifiis Roek. Dee. 2lst. 1850. l6-t3w.
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STRlMR0lIREGIsfRR
AR RIVALS

,G h REPORTED FOR THE G n
 kfrd6N Banner, &Hef{ .zszsa any CronaR F. SMfTu EznkEzsI kss m
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Groceries; Groceries !!


 Groceries; GrOcerics!! TUST received direct from Cincinnati. per Steam J CT Hamburg:
 Bbls Dried Apples,
 Beaas,
 6 legs Pigs feet,
 Boxes Soap,
 10 Star Candles, ls bbi Bref tongues. 10 kegs Goshen Batter,
 B.i Ssert
 Bbls Vinegar, I1D gal Jugs.
 5D is ' 6o.
 Hols Lard Gd,
 i0 1" Mhisksy,
 iD Ia Hhls dS.
 25 Bbls Fioar.
 a6 [" Oaioas,
 9D q Potatoes, Ind for ssie cheap by A. J. HUTF, gan 20. tS5I B u Main afest. I,LoUa 100 Bsls ohis sS,ra sEperhhs. N Baekwheat, 20 Bags. Che~se--20 Buxssy
 Lard Oh- ] Bsls. Clzss---i 10 Boxes 10 by i3.
 hems-S casks extra sag4r cured. LsrJ-5 t-gs No l, Nsiis = 2s kxs.
 Beef--2 hbas dried Recd per 'sHaarbayg." and for sale ky 1 Jaa- 20, 1851. 7o-H. VIM B WAIT.
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WALTON, SANE 10 & co.
 GENERAL GR0CERS. AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 No. sS, New Layee, \ Orleans:

HAVE constantly ea hand general and well \ 4 seircled assortment of staple and raaey G CroesTies, Fae Lseaofs and Hiaes, Ps0nist8ns Etc. Ete.
 In addition to the articles usually found tn a Grocer's Stock, they keep supply of Nails. Class Drugs, and Dyes. Letter and Gap Paper, Playing caTGs, &c. &c.
 Their sim will be to sell good and fresh articles and always al FIR ,H.fRkE Ef PRICES. Their faciiliss for bayiug with thrir exPesiesee is the Arkansas trace, aud their ksewsedgr of tbe want, of tlsi seeliou, they ihiak ~iii es-As s!es al al times To fiji. satisfactorily. saeh orders as they 'aay be favored with.
 Jan. 1. 1851. l-y.
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state Scrip. \ RKANSAs State Treasnry Warrants for sale 11- by ISAAC LEVY. Lit;s i.-.k Feb. II. 1851.
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Feb, 8.

SESArE- Messrs. Chase and Hamb,ia presented pe,i for the rePea Of fugitive slave lax--laid on the table
 MfG"Fna introigeed bili 10 provide for the es. nsiishinsnt Of miRi in California
 o''i to dis'u5ate annuals of ,ngfsss sas re- ported and ordered 10 oe sngfos.ed
 HoUsE-rne House re oIyed its. If into committee 0i Ae "hase andio np the bill to establish board o aeeoa"s for settling claims az aiB,s the govern
 MT MeLean, of Ky, spoke in favor of the bill, And AF Daniels in opp lsi,ion-
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 When the lowest bid proposes made of convey that is inadequate for the route ia respect the certainty. security, and ceierity Of the msiis aside from any accommodation for travel. it will not he entitled to Inc route
 20. When the bid does not name moda of con veyanee, il will be taken aud understood 10 he for the lowest mode of conveyance, 10 wit. on horse back. When Il proposes io carry according to the advertisement, and mode of conveyance is stated for the route n the adveFtisement, h will be con saered as offering eniy for horseback conveyance
 2l. Since tine passage Of the of March 3 iel5, a description Of hid has bsen received. IL sPe- cifies mode oi conveyance, but engages 10 carry the mail with certainly eeeT y, aud security, using the terms of the law. These bids are called, from the manner in which they are oesgaated the books of the Department. "stsr bGs-" Itgkss been decided, after mature considerations, that bd rro- posing specific mods of conveyance qf as hlga a grade two horse coach Transportation Is 10 be pre- ferred 10 the liar bii Ihe experience of tke De- Par,u'eni enables il 10 lay down hs iotso~ns rules, viz:
 WheL the mail on the route is not so large ss ss rqaire two horse coach conveyance, staF bid, il the lowest, will be preferred to the specific q.
 22. When the mails arc of such size and weight 10 render il necessary rexpedient in reference 10 them alone, 10 provide two hstse coach convey zace the specific bid, though ths highest, will be preferred The star hii. Co he extent Gf moderate di!Ferenre in the conpenSasioa in case the differ ener is nol such 10 interfere with the policy Inc new law which looks te reduction iu the cost of transportation. Exceptions, howsves, may Dc al oweds where the star bad is made by the present owner of ths stock the reate, and 1t is manifest that the reasons far pFefsrrag the spseiic bIi ds not ex ct iA bis case
 x3. On routes ef ths highest class. where four horse cnach steamboat ,raaspaftsoH is repaired by tas sxe aud impertsBes ef tBs Tasis. the yre ference for the specific bld will bs. If Reesssary carried greater extsnt of difference than ths infsrOf eh rostes. subject, however. to lise ex eeptioas above stated.
 2t. A modification of hid. 10 any sf iis esssm 4ial tsrEns. is tsHt4nouai te new tii, and capBe be received. go is isierlsFs with regular eanpe tioa. after the last hear Sci for reeslsing bits 1 g. Pos,mssters are required 10 be caEefui sBs goi to certify the saficieaey Of guarahtors sure ties without kuowiag that they sre persons ei saf
 eseai responsibility sad all bidder., guassntsrs and ssretiss distinctly notified thai os isi:ar to enter isis perform the eoalrscis for the ssrsie proposed Tor in lhs accepted hids, lsiF legsi abai 1 lies wIiI bs enforced against them
 96. The contracts wAl be substantially in th forms heretofore used in this Dsparintsst, exe-p Ia the respects particularly aasutisasc 1T tsse u
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Post office blanks mail bags, and the special SCENTS q
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be conveyed without further Charge, mail lines admitting
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GHAS. DE SELDING K ANDREW WYLIE, jr., hay--
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promptness and fidelity.
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JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
K. w. LATHAM,
of the city OF Washington.
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| ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. DICKINS continues
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OF the service.
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Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpoenary of the
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. Is South STREET.
John. I. DONALDSON, PRxsIDExr.
FENHfS COMPANY proposes to insure lives for one on
A. years. for life, the rates specified in
the following table, being safety TO the assured and
be 5sns wSaa sn eu e
uncertain bonus Hesks neither his policy nor the Premium
mat he has paid
Insurance on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.
Age Oney year. Seven years. For life.
2o........... .S7 ........... .94........-..l65
25.......... 49,. .......... /. 07...........L9O
35.......... LIS 57............2.53
49,. 1.7S...-.....,..3.N
46. ........... i.54. ......-....66S
Intermediate ages proporonate and these premi
may be made payable annually, semsnnualy, quar-
terly, al the option of the assured
Buys and sells Annutes.
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life the interest of money
involved. RICHARD B. DORSEY, Secretary.
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Company would call public attention the reduced
of premium charged. All Premiums PoicesEn
the District be paid his Office, OF and 18th
streets where applications for policies be made
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Marine Engine Construction and Classification By c. Ather-
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Tbs indicator and Dynamometer, with their practical APP
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The Steam Engine and Application, by the Artisan Club
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Woodcrolt on Steam Navigation, I vol London, 1S4S.
Portwine the Steam Engine, vol. London ISi7.
Tempcton the Locomotive Engine, vol London, S4S
The Economy of the Marine Steam Engine BY Lieutenant
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Locomotive Engines, the modes OF their construction, de-
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Traite des Machines Vspeur, vols and atlas of plates
Paris, 1s49
Des Bateaux Vapeur, par de Jouroy, ngeneur de ma
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Dctonare de Marine Voiles Yapeur, vols Paris,
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Hobbyn's Manual of the Steam Engine, vol. London
Russell on the Steam Engine vol. London
Russell on Steam and Steam Navigation, vol. London
The High Pressure Steam Engine, by Alban and Pole, 2
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Crsddocks Chemistry Of the Stesm Engine, vol. London.
Hugo Reid the Steam Engines its construction and action,
1 vol London.
The Steam Navy Of Great Britain and the Horsepower OF
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The Steam Engine in its application to marine Ppose' by
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CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In
uranee Company would call public attention to the reduced
of premium charged. All Premiums PolicesEn
the District be paid his office, OF and 5h
streets where applications for policies be made
mai -