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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Dissolution of Partnership.

DASsOAulOn Oh Partnership.
OTICE is hereby given that the copartr ershp
IN heretofore existing between the subsnribers
under the name of J. Glis & Co., is dissolved by
mutual consent, All persons indebted to the late
firm, and all those having claims ayains, the same,
are required TO call on John Gillis, at the old
stand, who 10 duly authorized to settle the afairi
OF the late company.
JOHN GILLIS,
ENOCH JOHNSON.
Ravenna, June 3D., 1862.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
$500 Worth of Property for $1,000!

PIJUU WUItH Vi IIUpcIty IOI sPIUUU!
THE PURCHASER CAN HAVE TIME
7 am about to remove from my Dwelling
l. House. therefore offer it at iwo-thirds cost.
1t pleasantly situated l3 miles from Ravenna, f3
miles from Warren and 40 miles from Cleveland,
on the State road leading from Cleveland to Warren,
Il is well situated for tavern or store, being in
the best township the Reserve, for further par.
ticulars apply to Dr.. S. SoUrHEE.
Windam, Portage CO. O., June IS, 1912. 6w36s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
MOOR nc
NEW GOODS.

Franklin Mills, May 81, 1852.
RUrTON wonld inform his friends and the com.
- munity generally, that he is now receiving
his large snd desirable stock OF Summer Goods
Of which it may suffice to say that they were bought
for cash and will WILL be SOLD at the present
n4rLow Pressure -ea prices, which means in
plain Yankee-cheap, Cheap. As We still adhere
to the motto
"NEvER UNDERsOLD"
we take it for granted that we can satisfy the clos
est buyers, that Bufton's -
Reaay ERy e3oopo
is TBE place to buy your Goods.
N. B. All are invited to call and etapine. No
trouble to show Goods.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Ladies' Take Notice.

THAT the LARGEST and best assort-
J. ment 10 town. of Ladies summer dress goods
such as lawns, bareges, poplins, emb'd mulls,
silk tissues &c., may now be found, at prices that
will soon make them scarce, at may24
q & j G PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Frank Pierce His DtctiHaiien Of the
Honor rendered him by his own State.

Frank Pierce His Dt clinaffen OF the
Honor rendered him by his own State.
III. e,na.,,.. s. ae f.aa
FR1Mr,,s PEI. - = M o nam;n.,;on aT 10 ,hs
pres;,,snc, .aads..S y t:s saS -. re naa,a.ras
CIV Of his own S,a,s n @ : delegaied Con.
yention a.se,nbted June stb. at Concord.
n. ii.
coxconp. Jan. u. fssa
E=My DnAR SrR.-I tnka The j;hor,,,s,o =
address YOU. bscause NO channe, n,a,a -
nronr;a,e oecurs - n,a ,h,onah 49, ab;s. "p
sxnress mo ,banks 10 ,ha Coasaa,:a an.on =
which vou pras;ded ON ,bs an 49, ;no, s1 snd
10 the masses ,here ranrasan,ad M N.'N
lam far from hs;ps n ssns;hle - II.
steady and generous confsdenca 80 of,sn.
manifested toward ~ hv ,ha neonla oe,h;s
State: and a,bonsh he obiec, ipd;ea,ed = ii,e i
,he rasol,,,;on 1 as;ng n,r,;cn,ar ,arss snaa -
90 mvsalr Ia not one 81 desira y -. uase :,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
NOTICE.

4 II. persons wishiss to make application FOL
n premium on wool wiz forward tnell names an0;sns -
the Secretary Treasurer OF ol.age ,ssa 81:
tural Society by the 28th day o. JSe, Sec,e,a,v
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Hon. Gas. g. ATnERToN,
Nashville, N. Fl.

go
Mr.. BucHkNAN ON The NOMINATIONS.
The following dispatch from Hon. James
Buchanan was read at the w ashington
Ratification meeting. 4 breathes the
right rpiris:
WAsHiNGToN, June 10.
SIR:-In answer TO your telegraphic
despatch il afferis me pleasure 10 declare
that Pierce and King shall receive my cor
dial support. They are both devoted to
the good old cause Of State rights denocra-
cy. and are worthy 10 lead the democratic
forces 10 victory. Men ARE but the crea.
lures of,he day. whilst principles are eter-
nal. democrat is unworthy of the name
who would moi waive his personal prefer
ence among good men for The sake Of the
tine-ilonnred principles Of his party.
ours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Ia d. HoovER,
President Jackson Democratic Association.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

1lA Yards of prettiest French Muslins
iOO for dresses at % cents per yard that can
be found in Ohio, at the new store OF
Ii L g. r DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
Finances Of Portage County.
A STA TEN F. N r.

THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES PORTAGE
THE FISCAL YEAR, COMMENCING JUNE 8, 1851, AND
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

TN conformity with the law passed Ap,a io,n' onS
Taxation Of ali property in the State, &e.," tne 2
Board Of Commissioners Of Portage connty at their
Iune session, A. D. 1884, dstrcted said county FOR
the purpose Of an assessment Of the real properly
thereof, as follows:
Range of Townships comprises district no .
ct !"
q
conrrssrorras orrIcE, PORTAGE CO.
Ravenpa, june u, A. AaI9;, D; 1859; o,nr
aes Commissioners Cletk.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

HOUR SHILLINGS-Will buy bet
ter Dress Pattern at Horr's than atany other
Store in this section.
Shalersville, June 18th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
House and Lot i'm ShaIersville
II I" RR 90 R IL %o

SECOND ARRIVA 600 yards Of the
NJ best American Lawns for II! cents per yard
ever Offered in Ravenna, at the new store Of
June 81 HI DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

CURTAIN MUSLlNS-2O pieces of
per yard; 10 pieces of emb'd Lace Drapery from
30 cents to 81 per yard. Something entirely new
for curtains, and splendid article just received
at the new store of June 2l H l. & R DAY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

FINDER Sleeves and Collars-A splendid
u assortment Of Muslin and Lace Under Sleeves
and French Muslin Collars can be found at the new
store of June 81 H l. u DAY,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

MOURNING LAWNS-3OO yards Of
Iv1 best styles Mourning Lawns, and the pret-
test designs, ever offered in Ravenna, be found
at the new store of June 81 HI & R DAY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

gimp Lace Trimmings-10 pieces of
VI splendid Gimp Lace Trimmings, an entirely
new article, that cannot be found at any other store
in totcn, at the new store of H L h R DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

CARPENTERS & JOINERS TOOLS
O-of almost every description and Of the best
quality which are offered at the lowest possible
rates for ready pey at the Portage Co. Hardware
'' EFT. RICHARDSON,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
W AsHiNGToN, June 10.

- q Y fy.f fI0UVh Ks p.
President Jackson Democratic Association.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

WROUGHT NAILS-6d Sd l0d and
wv l2d Just received and for sale very low At
E T. RICHARDSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27


IssaAy no'ssd s.ss q y! ~ - nse1 = -
80 so Day 80 = 20 III ~ 20 qoOe
Aess pp y ~ " nan bee - epsS ~ ena
~ DUG We DOL Hound p however = ~
e. i lsss 81. - Il - s.. q.
tE'l Aep ~ US
20 prizes fr Western Batter by ~ = ssgs % aad
p The sdssds ssss hAsng sssa realised On Ihars
l'ay Iof some Y poses Wssssss VA s.esesyss
moeefts n1tee az pcea cong "a lau pps VIM
" neve 80 hm ss 10 sns
p.s 81 'ns week ~ ffns y thse
~ - 10y o. "sees ~ Aao " oos ~
20 On Y ednslay izo kses rfime IN t~o o ~ ic z
for bAcan has esnn good during portion
r. nase nos'eed ssses ooe esAks ~ 71c
fof nror y Ordinary and seDse for prime Ribbed Sides
q clsAr and of GOOD % prime Shoulder Yes
asy s M were msne van sa,ss Of ~ eaHs ordinary Hihbed
oss y ~ snd small os Of Ribbed n 70 NJ
lama nave so'd aoy 81 lsc for good basged TO extra and
'noiee eugar.eafed u. -
hsys not heard q any ss q inomut since ses p
- wsek Of ls0 bb prime city rendered y s @ On Tuesday
" onsr o. g ws Refused for los Of 100 bills city rendered
Market iof n,s ass ny presented sstner dropping
On Saturday 90 Hsr Caroua sold IN two lois q
y oa. ne ruling fass since M small parcels hs bsen sze
nAa peen some IN .ne raves ioF ms
Win SAFES during me week o. some 1000 oe neudng IN me
part $50 p fechsr Ezt 100 Estfe hscttned At ls
800 Dsxers at a. 100 Raw At ea Wednesday, 400 bes a -
and VIC M and on sso ops = 9os f
snd ~ or and o a. for
rAtes not made public. tyisf
Week's rseepfh b1as bb--szpcrfs 4o7 1880,
has been good demand IN the Cp1se Market and
ne sales q vsek reseh 1900 bAs No. ndins in the early
800 but Win some some small lOts Of prime at
10y y nv s And 1900 paas
o e. ons q round .r eso q 200
eE Two asso embracing 1900 bags have arrived from Rio de
neiro making the direct sIncs the M Of September
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27
BUREAU DEs CoAaAfIssAIREs DE La
DETTE C0HSOLlDEE DE LA NOUvELLE-ORLEANs.J

En- vertu de la 37eme section de Hacte de La
Legislature rEtat iniuls pour considsrl
willie de Ia Nonysie Orleans sdmn
srssn approuvs
iacte iuppeentaire rslat pncorporpon
Lafayette Ia NouvsIe approuvs le memjou q
un ituIt Acte aupplsmens pour
vile DE- Ia Nouyeie Orleans pourvo
nteat des enre vile pour
cations ancienne des nnclennes Premiere
Tose Municipalities 81 do 10 vile Lafayette 1885,
cachetees esuss parr
dne psqusu deuxiems und 10 dsccmbe midi pour
pse sere tsetrs
vele Orleans, de Ia de mile chaeun dts
Ia date DIV juliet payabs
sx cent pnyabcs semi part du
1853 Ia y do York. e janyr Juliet
aimee. Lea commissions devont ee pour
bons dc Ia Wills
ecreas do Bureau
dc la des ores
juges plns hnat ensbesssur lie 10 deccmb midi dit
ci-dessus sfta95$ ,5s,q 5f 4 IS
Conditions moyen coupons
ret des de ncienne VILE Premiere
iame ct Teme Municipalities vile Lafayette
1882 choix de acheur quart Janvier
Mars quart premier Mai premier
1851 nteIet rason de SIX part
anvier 1883 Ls Commissarss r dix
raehsrr de ads marchs comssaes
ousrs ls dro do reessr les ores tout partie.
....coMMIssAIRRs
AID. CRossMAN. aars
o. DEBUYs, controlenr
Vim II. GARLAND Tr6soer ~
W. p CONVERSE, Prasden Comte
Aldermen. .tsl eslsq go lsd@
H. PLACE, President Come
tants-Aidsrnlen.
A. LAYET. secr6tairs - % Oct, %,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

coMMERcIAL sUMMARY.
Mem pork Drp GOODS saarket.


NEW YORK, FOREIGN DRY Goops-As usual
he been confined to The s. which have
made up Of the Tag ends of The season.
on brought much ss have been 1pd Printed
requires change hereafter plain goods pise
and ali kinds Of Goods are aato % With an up
ward \, t. tendency .,. a., -,
prspsetou. spng
and heavy Goods with here and there sale the
mad. their wants, bp.
q soythi a siss;
s;ss. -
% e :
sne'yo : y $50 % 'A''
s., s. ssH''' to be good
sg IS. VII
ssasss sa ss.s. s.
Tas demand for shesass shrnss large
' s =, ~ -, .. n,.
e B as hsId s
and Sssms ss. price. are . heretofore and firm
Gotten Flannel. arm usual with good demand
e ale: have
Stripes the OF the trade
sale. Jeans have been made at former rates. other
There I'll for lancaster enshans at o Glasgow
The trade doing il Prints preference
AA usual to novelties The stocks generally are
I'M S o. oGs On . s mol large and the trade
the nearly
asss ''v : :
Ill. Sc. I'm sss ss ss.s The S
has 4 y dsn'n for the quotation. are the
s1ay at and s:esds rsss
sss ss
MEMPHIS QUOTATIONS.
MdaI
ssss.ss !. Asp kosszS. sasss s,gs1ss i@sss.
MsRsa sna % %a1 s * ~ sses cc ., do
oS4g I ssosl Il. sHss nj. lava
sUoAR-For Nswo sx@skc, for Leaf s@la1 Molasse
sssss s sa
Per hall hi No 5os No Il So Per .asr bbl o. H
'sss' So
,.,o ga!'tornsa 5aarksts.
otsev the obse.r during good hu.i
sst inc ia'' Gays '' I'M amount
Of sack -four changed hs morning. snd e.
s%''
change, but holders disposed
lhs 3 lib. Rcd Wheat milling
Nh s,,a. -. s -
BE assSDs AND LARD ar. demand bu. ne hear Of no .rs
- .,r :, ~ -
pc pso
ssa ss T.
: Ct time .s
s s% s i SON. s mot dss
.sss
b % y IN. sn cd @ Ill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE N, a
CONSOLIDATED DEBT or NEW ORLKANs.5

- !,
BY virtue of the thirty seventh section Of the
act Of Legislature The State Loaaana
Consolidate the City New Orleans provide tho eovssnmsn
and administration Of i si approved February 1857
the fifth section Of tbs supplementary thereto providing
incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with the City OsAns
approved the Day and for purpose funding
the old city, the late First Third Municipalities City
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this for the e1change
Just and equitable computation Of interest," Of all
and other obligations Of the old city and Of the First SECOND
Third Municipalities and sty Of IAfays for BONDS OF THE
CRY or NEW ORLEANS, FIRST JULY, 1885, FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable
Of the City Treasurer, with inherent coupons attached thereto
rate SIX PER CENT payable in the city Of NewYo
LIST January aud Let July In each yeathe interest obligations
offered exchange above be calculated up the
1855 which Interest Tie Bonds will
The Proposals be endorsed for exchange Of Bonds
will be acted upon the fourth Monday month";
commencing Monday the 9ad Of November next
The Commissioners themselves the right Of rejecting
80. COMMISSIONER.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUys Comptroller. 45st .55
ss577 WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen.
L H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
.Gssss4s.asa, Board Of Asisiant Aldermen.
A, LAYET, secrstasy Is oct9l II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27
BUREAU DIES coMsfIssAIREs DE La
DETTE CoNsoLlDEE DE LA N0uVELLE- ORLEANS


En- vertu de 10 37eme section de pacte de la
L. latue lEa de la Louisiana ntue pour consod
VIII, Ia Fouye Orleans pcarvoir Commencement pAdm
ura Afairss appronvs % Fey 1885, la
section de- ae intule supplemena onsolide,
Ia villa IA Nouve Orleans pouror Incorporation de la vile
de vile de la Nouvee Orleans approuve lie % F6
sr iska At lie but fonder la dete lancienne ve
n,emiare secoude NJ oame Municipalities ct de vile de Lafayette
De, commissions @ sea pchAnge
nm tax d,urat ,e equitable les 6ehu
obligations de acenns VILE des premiere aeconde siems
Mnpa6s ct vlo ayete contre ds BoNs DE LA WILLIE
DE Ia NouvELLE-oRLEANs -FOUR LA soMAiE DE MILE
pIAsTREs CIAcUN DU Ter JULIET 1852, pAYABLEs
bureau du Trceorer de Ia Ve
e do POUR CENT PAR AN paabes dams
Ia Vile Janver ct lie Ter Juliet de haqus aimee
M ip,arat. obligations oes echapge es dit ci
e,.u seron cacus psquau Janvr 1855 spoqu aquee les
n,srAts sur les bons 6na commencement 5..
Submissions seront pour rehang bons
se 81 ouysrtes Il qustras und m und
Novembre 1852 s.ey ., a. s., ~.
.lite soumissions ofertes.
...coMMIssAIREs.... 5s
IA. D. CRoSsMAN. Maire. IL
%. DEBUYs, Coptroleur.
w. H. GARLAND, Tr6sorier.
W. F. CONVERSE Prs.dnt coms cou,e dss
Aldermen.
l. H. PLACE. President comi1 Finances du c0nse dss ASH
tansAldernen. a.ags lSs
IA. LAYET, secretaire. % Oct. Up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27
PORT o. INV 0RLHAHs.

=, z ~, N 800 s -. nv 4
1.. ,I.s. g. I.s , Lac, ~
! Is SIS 81 AEKly1p
ser y B cehss.s q 81
e asss; ,-,''' .'''' A''s's - - 8
ssP ~s1 sss s sss e
ss ssa.s Ssa e III s
s.t homes ea..ls..sa ...s.a !.
c....p. Dunn s ass Il. |. sss''s ef saI:.
s sssssi. s v.ass Ii issa
S Ssssss. ss ss sa;s S R 's% s,si.'
Sc s ss. I Sss from s% e I'd Eis.
s sss;sss x Ell. & ws % s hs.s as'
cig: ..y q, 4 s I.s s.se %. Ksess;s
znas " Issss,s. Iron 70? 81 as,sis.vIs.
5rssoa Ri YIs,s fs s% Sss tEs9 cs-'s
ss. .ss fs s [ down
down iishs'es W
Ship. p,op. M hip. I'd
MnMoR7NpA, q.
y ssr from 1sss.ss =.
q s'Is CO ~
rrpoRTa
1s:i:. ~ r: CO.
ss sss Il hss se ur
.hsIs ~ % q sa
IS = 4 n - ,1po.-.
HAvANAPer Midas; hrs mdss egsr: Dss.as
cs::e q ,si s.:
ss 81 !; paving
ar. S's.. s,.' =, ', 1890. ~.
D,dse 80 T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

HAvANA-Per Mdas b1.s n,dss eigsrs Dvaas
Moeusl drums herring Gp4 essss cigars Lnboss - %
bceo Price Wslsh &ooso val-ss ~ hsss eas
bxns pidae Cohuaac AGO.
hip Falcon: cigars craEnsr Acoaol bsss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
shp AshGsd % blocks GsssaA HAsds
BRDEAUXPer bark Brothera Baxter Cargo tsAnds wfne
AsToN-P.r .hp Shepard p.vng blocks Md
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

~ The light draught and fast running
ST. PAUL Captain Bu.d4au will ST.
LUIS and all Intermediates andngs THIS EykNIN q, o'clock
,ss MARSH. RANLETTA CO. ~ Poydras street, Z
noy71 WHITE 4 BUCHANAN. Fulton street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27
CONSIGNEES

y CUNSIUNEE6. : :
bark Brothers, from Bordeaux Costa GeoPened Falon
FreptesJ IanaAE Tcarne7R Goha.aoG T.
bugh &coS Wolff -E Roeher+ &coS Thomas-x LambsTh
Aeon LacoseF Seienouret Aco-G DuncanA Larog
&co-E Giqucl-Boyer freres. -.----.---.- $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

NOTICE. Neither Captain nor Consignees Of
the Rsh ship BELLIcARHG0. Capt Alsn pos yin
p fespoDsibls Tor any dsbts conTasted ~ hsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

LvERYooL-psrs ship Tsnpess: ~ bales seoa +. .s
bis whisky - do heer ~ -
~ kgn Il a, snndSiss.
PENsACOLAPsr ntha hhds 10 bs aear = -
whisky - do 90 y do brsad 80 sek corr 70 -
100 bales hsy 10 cks bacoa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

- The splendid light draught passenger
steamer NASHVILLE Be'nyder master, will leave NASHVILLE
and all Intermediates landing. THIS DAY u O'Clock
novH WHITE 4 BUCHANAN nj styest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27


Memphis and St. Louis manu- Loo Re, Al 1000
BAC0NR taiHams l0@lac; Rib Sides lol0c; Clea- do 10
0l0xc Shoul sIf@9c q n. - hi 80 ~ I
coz? 40 Rio io@!o,1c; Java ls@
Common a2@ss suga leale]1e. Salt
-Coare 81 9 614l Boz fine 81 nk,.. Rice-S@1SHc.
MaCKEkELre, Dbl No &l5als No 500 Nos 5000 50;
$2@9 so. 5S7a '575
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

NOTICE. debts contracted by the officers
o. atsame j. T. DOswkIL will b ia uusss accom-
panied ~ order from tie Captain Of ths boat W.
nQt17 JOSEPH 6ALi6h. Mater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-27

- The regular weekly packet stsame,
GLENDf BURKE Bentley, MASTER will for vICKSBURG
and 81 intsrmsdisss Aodng: THIS EVENING, at o'clock
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-24
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1852.
IN SENATE.

The PRESIDENT Of the Senate laid before the body
communication from the Treasury Department, transmit
ting, in compliance with the law Of Both June 1894
statement from the I'd Auditors Office, containing copies
Of rendered by persons entrusted with disburse
ment of moneys goods effects for the benefit Of the
Indians for the fiscal year ending 30th june 1850 Read
and referred to the Committee Indian Affairs.
Also, from the Secretary Of the Treasury made in
pance with the resolution Of the Senate Of the 10th in
stan nquiring whether any Of the marine hospitals of
the United States used for any other purpose than
for the relief Of sick and disabled The Secretary
states that immediate steps will be taken to investigate
the subject but in the time says that the Depart
ment has information which induces the belief that any
its superintendent Read ordered to be printed and
lie on the table.
Also, from the same report showing the disburse-
mcnts Of appropriations made for locating lfeboats
the coast Of the United States The Secretary states that
Of the $4,000 appropriated by the acts Of September
1850 on the coast $4,000 have been expended under
the direction Of the savng Benevolent Association Of
New York. In the building Of lighthouses purchases of
boats and life the Of Long Island Fishers
Island and At Watch HILL in Rhode island and that the
sum OF $8, DDS has been expended portions Of the
coast Of North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia. and
Texas; and The balance amounting TO 81, 466, win be
consumed IN the erection Of houses for the
OF the boats and appurenanccs already located That the
reports received BY the Department show that many hun
red persons have been rescued from shpwrecked vessels
by these boats and that applications made
for similar boats along our extensive coast and urges up
session for that purpose Tho Department has thee,
boats made Of galvanized ron a. superior in all resect
10 wood Read, laid on the table and ordered to be
printed M
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-24

The amendments all agreed to- with the exception
OF one approprang SIT 600 for the erection of house
for the Superintendent of Indian Affairs and an appro-
pration Of 900 for the erection OF warehouse for the
storage OF Indian goods and other public property which
rejected
The amendment to strike out the compensation for three
special agents and four interpreters for the Indian tribes
OF Texas, &C. was amended to read "for the pur
chase OF presents and to negotiate under instructions from
the Secretary of the Interior with the Indians in Texas
who have intruded themselves into that State from the
Territories Of the United States for their removal from
that State, $25, 000;" when
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS PRESENTED.


BY Nh. BR0DHEAD: Resolution Of the Board of Com
mssioners Of the Northern Liberties Of Philadelphia
ed unanimously by said beard giving il as the decided
sense Of the board that the appropriations by Congress of
sums OF money asked for to endow the Collins steamers Of
New York. and similar projects pamper the overgowth
OF that city, with her dication the of the country
could be better spent in aiding to build the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad connecting the Lakes with the Atlantic
route which win an early spring and late fall trans
portation.
The CHAIR inquired if the resolution was directed to
be presented to Congress?
MIR. BRODHEAD replied that il requested the Repre-
senatyes OF Pennsylvania to urge such aid to be extend
ed to the Railroad it raised the question whether il was
proper 70 extend foreign to the prejudice Of
internal trade!
The resolution was laid on the table
by MIR. NORTON From 400 citizens of Florida
planters, mechanics merchants, and Others asking that
OF war may be built at the navy yard Of Pensacola
ana taken to prepare that yard for the consruc
ton equipment and repair Of all classes Of vessels of
They think that $40 the naval service for the
next nscai year would not be than
with the naval preparation required at the dock yards
ana with the protection due to the prosecuted
IN the Tour quarters OF the gobe that such must for
the most part necessarily be expended the Northern
naval establishments and foreign stations, and says
that such application of the public funds great public
objects should engender sectional feeling seeing that
posts best suited to naval purposes embraced in that
part OF the coast extending northwardy from Norfolk but
insist at the time has arrived when the security Of the
Southern portion Of the Union should receive the
consideration of Congress.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were severaly read third time and
passed:
bill confirming the claim of the heirs of Joseph
Thompson, deceased.
A joint resolution supplying arms to the Washington
Yeagers and Washington Boone Rifemen.
DEFICIENCY BILL
The Senate then proceeded the consideration Of the
deficiency BILL and the question was taken agreeing
various amendments made by the Committee Finance
which amendments agreed to. The amendment made
by the committee giving additional compensation to the
Collins line of steamers was debated at some length
Mr.. GWIN urged the adoption Of the amendment with
great earnestness.
Mr.. HUNTER opposed it no less strenuousy; when
Mr.. MILLER obtained the floor, but the hour being
late, gave way for motion to adjourn.
And the Senate adjourned.