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ucTIoN NoTIcE.-GRoCERIEs. CHEESE, sEGARs,
IA Brady. Rasns, &e-Tuesday. May t. AZ lgS o'clock,
at 81 Dey street. of Greenwich Tea
Coffee Cocoa starch Rice, Fig Raisns Wainuts Prunes,
French Sweet Chocolate Junbe Paste segars Brandy GIN
Wines Tobacco, Mustard. Sweet Oil, 800 English Dairy
W. 4. CARTER, Auctionoer.
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WHoIESALE BUYERS AND FAMILIES REQUIRING
pure Wines, Brandies ke requested to visit the
most extensive establishment in the city, whore they can
be suited with every quality and In any quantity 10
per than At any store in New York. ". IT, TN-
DERHlii. corner Of Broome and Crosby street,.
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TNDh RUBBER sH0Es.-.s0.0O FAIRS OF DAYS
Il Patent Yulcanized Rubber and Japanned OversIocs
These goods received the first premium the
Annual Fair Of the American institute Exporters
tcnsve dealers advised to ordering and
puroha sing. Days facilities equal ZOO pair day Buyers
are cautioned that the combination again at their old
game OF threatening prosecution to my eustomera for
eneetthat they may still for fill their
pockets HORACE H. DAY, oldest turer of india
Rubber now in the business in the United States
over twenty patent rights. Warehouse No - Cortiandl
street - " = N--s
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SALES ny AUCTION.

UCTIoN SALE OF STANDARD RosEs-NEWFLL.
IA co, No. 3 Nassau street. Will sell n "wednesday,
May half 10 clock choice selection of
ard and other fine plants Tree Peonea
rior variety Of White Grapeyines suitable for
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WANILD 70 puRcuAsE-IRoM $4,000 no $4,000
ssod real estate in New HAmphss will DO given Ia
change. Inc addressed to NJ ct voom No. 100 Love
pysugt nttan.er.
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TUE nrst half Of the century win be recorded as the age
~ o. ~ steam has passed, and with wi the
Ths second half Of The will commencing
age " agent destined only ghi bat
Tue world This has commenced, and
Professor e E saomon aler twenty six years Of close oh
upon the experiments OF his and OF others attempts
able motor perfected and having us,
received letters ir his Improved cabonc Ineae
States and 10 individuals companies rights
The saving money labor and Of human lives and
suffering secured BY the use Of this win inevitably
used other places where The great expense
bulk and weight OF the steam engine has peeluded lis
hs s e s
required by The steam engine Of boilers and fe and
hemen and Of bulk and 100 weight sucns for
These facts established experimental engine Of
nc u s s Il
We pleased TO that saomon, late Of this city,
eaoa The espsea'a 81 III.
long since given the Nonpasi The gentleman
Aso rights for the Of his Impovd Popeng and Steering
complete control , independent that he
right in less time Than Is required
Also rights for Improved Spring Saddle, military and
purposes designed for the greatest possible comfort of both
Any information regard Inventions
Of obtaining rights sc may be promptly obtained By
Attorney asen, paentee street. oppose Eel
Integencer, Republic Era, Southern Press, Telegraph,
as.n and ash
nal Commerce, Scientific Amercan and Farmer Mechanic
nal and Gazette Providence Atlas Post Transcript Boston
aa ss Ia
Detroit Journal Chicago Gazette and Advese pt,s.ursh
Cincinnati Courier, Journal, Louisville Inie
and Republican, 81 Louis reayune Delta and ADVERTISER
Iofna San Francisco three months eve,y other day. inner
FORM and forward bills with e9py Of 'hs paPsa, 70 pn
Dec a5-eodsmf Washington, D. e.
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ATTENTION

The Nepe and Rehe Winter and Early Spring Goods
uenen's
HAS A. SMITH CO., No. Old State House, Boston, beg
leave invite gentlemen visiting Boston large
by q gentle
perence as buyer from the principal manufacturers of England
Germany, and France and Imported TO order.
ovecoans in English Venetian beaver Labrador
proof beavers fine cloth finish beaver, Whtn-ys,
French kossu reyersbean entirely
coats For dress and fock coats cloths from the celebrated
French, German and English, of beautiful
orr, and rich and superior finish
Pantaoonery vesngsove styles
each Of such variety beauty
most refine and exquisite taste ..---
Cutting departmentWe have the different cutting
who for skill and acknowledged by thousands
to have competitors,
We shall favor
with call will selection by them from goods
which surpassed similar
this any other city in the Union.
All which be personal
fit, style, workmanship, and which
cured he and constantly which
enjoy, and al prices that cannot fail to please.
CHAS A. SMITH CO.,
No. l Old State House. Boston.
Jan 22-2aw3m
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II STEER merchant tailor, very heartily thanking his
District and the sourroundne
country liberal and encouraging patronage for the last
hi. new street. from
WHERE advantage OF iow sreeif acom,aoda
fon wortpea with stock 81 cloths, cnssi
and various and well assorted that gentlemen
pleased the ampes sssfacuon To
Al no the pleasure Lese
The experiment trying nine months Of
of Of where much lower
much and where consequently
corespondngiy far
scces gentlemen sysed 10 take these advantages
consideration.
Ian 9o-anwawd
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1e ~ u ApI1tegp
TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

The name OF win
payment OF the subscription be made n advance.
Distant subscribers may oney by etsy the poas.
which will be paid BY assumed by ~ m
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui ~eel, ay.. ,hs
sons os Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less than year be received on
Terms proporioned 10 the above rates.
WfosTmAsTERS authorized our agents. and nv
sending US DAILY subserbeF, with enclosed or yy.
fEklY Subscribers with S25 WEEKLY
uoseosis with slo enclosed will copy Of The
same eauon as they furnish xyasfs.
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en- OO0 WoRTM e az GOOD. :. prIms eo.,.--

@ i0 0nQ WORTH OF dry goods at prime cost
D4U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change in their
public hat and aer
they viii sell cash article their house al first Their
well with goods,
purchasers that they have opportunity OF
such been offered In Washington before,
will be sold sacrifice. Their
stock hand probably the largest the District and
the fashionable desirable Of the
They would particular stock Of
sks saius which reduced.
Also merinos popns, black
black bobasns lace French worked collars inside hand
kerche lace and muslin cambdc
thread lace fnges sncy silk neck tics, sca band white Can
ton aw long Cashmere shaw Day State and hbrt wool
Tsreton muslns,
white and colored boeges evening domestic
goods OF every description linen
Irish linens cloths, cassmeres and ycngs every
oilcloths, blankets, quilts, NC.
They wpud inform friends and patrons
shall must for
consequently books win be closed
change tsk place Of which viii be given
Between sub aud 9th streets, Penn. Avenue
Jan I4-3hw3wf
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GEL ING OFF VERY CuEAp.--we offering great In
ducemsnts persons in of dry goods very
heavy advancing when shall
stock Immediately opposite location
much possible, and all
hawls and in anything
In well through before purchasing
Our very and, they
sold spring ladies Of velvet dre. much
opportunity of
w NJ. sHUsTER Co,
Ian o1-e0a 7Ih street, the avenue.
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ufooDi woODi wO0Di--Tbe subscriber n his wood
l5h bridge, eight hundred cords Of
hickory and wood, which he Is anxious sell Cor cash.
the yard NIL times, ready 70 deliver such
viii take the liberty refer
friends and The quality of the wood
hc VIZ Daniel, John r. Frost John Clags O. g. Gram
mat Dr. Bsyy Washington, Rev. L. r. Morgan, Rev Mr. Ham
-. ..--......-.
) Jan 7~coom- GEORGE W. toNWAf,
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THE subscriber thankful for patronage with winch he has been
favored than een States, and from families hold
highest positions county respectfully that
heas fourth OF his service In this city (ts
eighteenth OF his expeenee instructor Of youth
His Pvae Family Boarding School for the eduaaon OF young
ladies' all solid ornamental branches required
pupils Of
s advantages, domestic comfon and thorough Instruction.
attained thinks, miscellaneous larger schools
The language OF intercourse the family and the school Is FIeeh
under instruction ofa French lady educated for As profession Ia
Paris.
w. CUsHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenue, City Hall. =
Oc l6-eod2,nif
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NEW Juvenile Bcohsrue Stories from Ancient History
N by Mother.
True stories from Modern History by the galway,
Happy
The Summer Day Book of Pleasant and Uscfu Reading
Tho Winter Evening Book of Pleasant and Urrul Reading
The Conclusion of the aswiss Family Robnspn.n
Peter the whaier, and his Adventures In the Arctic Regions
Or. Guide knowledge Things Familiar
The Daisy or, Cauiionary Stories n
The Cowrlp; or More Cantonay Stories In Verse.
old youth every age
few French story books, imported nom Paris BY
60 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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JUVENILE hooks FOR YOUTH OF ALL AoEs-A
large collection lately received by the subscriber of
entirely Among them win be found she standard
of Miss Edgeworh Mrs. Holland Mrs Hughes, other
esteemed writer's nne editions o the most others unusually
low prices
wen Preach books for YOUTH imported
by subscriber London and Paris,
Drawing books portfolios, albums, &C, SC great variety
Dec ~ FRANCk TAYLOR,
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ZINE edition. OF American, Eoe,,sh. aud French

DINE editions OF American. Eogitsh, aud French
including all Of the esteemed and staple value
poe essayists, and
writer. generally of each language books of wc
losing funke others) nothing of their by the
bookstore the undersigned
sy best editions every whether American Imported
by himself England France. They will he
miniature sze the pocte, wrng desk full library
them richly illustrated others fine library calf
and at the most reasonable prices in every case.
TRANCK
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TAYLOR n MAURY's


ANIMALS, souvenirs, and Illustrated Books for
"A ls52-Fend-bps Offering Chstmas New Year, and birth
day present 1852.
The Flake for 1852.
The woodbinc, holyday gin for 1854
Modern lsa2a collection Of twenty-five
highest style Of art
Leaflets Memory, annual for ie5ai edited by
Reynell Coates, N. D. Philadelphia.
Women OF the Bible Women Of Tie Testament our Saviour,
Tho Pathways and Abiding Places
Saviour, bondage by Wainwright The Mis-
siouary The Women os Scriptures by Rev. w. H.
weid-ai profusey Illustrated and splendidly bound
The Book o Picturesque.
Home Beauty,
Beauties OF the Court of Charles the Second.
The kspcare Gallery.
beautifully richly bound copies Of Milton, Rogers
Campbell Byron, Goldsmith Tbompson, Irving and others
The Moss Drop, The Remember Me The Ana
ranh; Lilly Valley 1he Irving Offerings aud others
numerous limits Of advertisement
Albums French portfolios drawing books Bbles, Tesamens
prayer every style Juvcne books both
French and English, ior every age, In erca, variety
Dec "a IhhNCk TAYLOR.
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Q.als Mrs d. H. Buus) of 9th and u Streets
iiE subscriber charge OF this tsdon Mon
day the 9lsi will his and
to department. The usual branches Thorough
English, French, education will be tuughi
The religious will be based the
iormuarics OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience principal teacher
age him 10 look for the patronage Of the public, and for
ms measure Of
For boarding pupils, SO per quarter.
Es For day S5 10 SIG "
Payable always in advance
nnse drawing Latin, Itian spansh and German, extra
Reference permitted Rev q. NJ Butler ID. d., Rev. j. W.
French Mr. Ftzhngh Coye Washington city James May
DD Alexandria Rev. Alonzo Potter ID. d. the clergy
generally OF Philadelphia IT. Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. OF Della
u 4
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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Tor sALETbat beautif commodious residence
and Boundary streets, containing 1879
being square No 4o and JUS, dnshed
sale II has nine apartments, with hreefod
passage smoke wood and carriage houses with
stabng for three horses and Of excellent water IN the
yard. -
This place within Of the public Offices,
IN rapidly improving neigboood and enjoys the double adYan
age Of a city and country residence 800. -.
description Of the surrounding beautiful vicinity mg
eonveniences l. deemed unnecessary Fer
wishing purchase will please call and examine for themselves
Tile United States. Inquire Of H. JoHssos, on the
premises.
Octl5-eo2w
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EoR RENT, she large .sd ccvnnscdseus house In ths
nrt ward now occupied by the brazilian Minister.
soq terms apply 10 Cen Gratiof, Sir Buildings,
sept9il-eodtf IipteIl
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree. Z.
and river Potomac, Alexandria, virginiasmih Perkins,
engines and tenders,
engines chilled wheels and
chilled and wrought pe machinery and castings
orally
The undersigned having erected extensive Shops and
cured the modern machinery and oos prepared
orders for locomotive engines and machinery all kinds
r. G. SMITH,
Late OF the Alexandra Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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CONTINUES 10 Practise The Supreme Court attend N
before claims and settle accounts
and boards of commissioners 10
cure patents home and abroad 20 obtain pensions and
and debts, dividends, eRacie and nher
nce United state- and oreign councs 10
make stocks and bond and mort
nge aud the purchase and sale OF loans lands and
patent rights, In State Of the Union.
Particular paid California ianduus cases coming up
70 the United suprerpe Court appeal
prepaid addressed O. sns,hen, Carroll
snuon, '''t'h''T' q - Oct 9s-dy
NEW Fnshtonabie Tailoring EstsbIishsnent.--H y
LoUDoN CO., mems mercsrs and taiIors, Browns Hotel
rnnsyyans avenue their with large
and well selected sock Of goods for gentlemens wear snch rs
cloths yeangs, and furnishing goods generally
Amy, navy, marine and officers win find assor
msn swords epsules .sses PEASANTS aces and such other
articles regulation OF their respective prescribe
An experience in legitimate tsiiorins and
ect stock goods desire please with the cash system 70
Protect prices, Inducements that
Ousr, and most respectfuiy solicit patronage.
Nov -d3m
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FIiE informs the public that
he has the proprietor of the line OF mail coaches running
from Washington Winchester by the of Leesbug lie
will good and good have in his employment
experienced, su attentive, and accommodating drivers The
will be made good and will be
taken every effort made the
comfort Of those who extend TO him thu patronage The
public patronage respectfully solicited Office at Potomac
House, Pennsylvania ave1ue between Sd and ~ streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
Aug Idly
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rIAGET-r, NEWTON. MAY. Il co. most respectfully
announce public that they are nov
receiving their fall supplies In rich fancy goods Ihy WI
(Tuesday) In ladies' dress gooas
the richest styles designs that they have
ever had the pleasure offering We invite early exam
nation richer goods now hnn
later period ~ The season. and quite as cheap ,
CLAGETf, NEWTON, MAY CO.
aep p-dIw
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mApEsrnY vELvET. uncnt veIvet Tspc.try. Ts


pe~y and plain Brussels thfeepy and ingram carpetnEs
Jas received an additional supply the above description Of FUR
ntue goods ali in entirely and comb,na
any heretofore IN this couiy all from me
celebrated mannfsctory Crosiey Sons, London
Also, supply of eegan, curtain Materials Broeku
all slk -,
yes -,
oiled Turkey red and figured chinzes, WIN a
the tasses gimps and bordeings 10 match.
These goods with hand before their ARRIVAL
make perhaps complete Of other retail IS
tablishment in the country.
those intending 70 rnish are mostePe
fully invited o cal and examine them. ..
W. ~ CLAGET-r n DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods
Sept i7-3teof
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MEDICALBook Agency I'm Washington city, for the
wi medical books m medical books published IN
United sta,c' Philadelphia pricesa large collection con
TAYLOR n MAURY's
Bookstore 9th street
tmonp bem will he found The lae, editions BRches
United States Dspcnsao, Woods Practice, Dus Modern Sur
gerry Chemistry for Stnden Gregory Outlines o. Chem
y Dissecor Wilson's Morctons Anatomy,
Therapeutics, and all the works recommended by the
faculty used the medical lectures Ia thts city,
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II OWEN Il SON, Merchant TaiIors, would respect
L fully public mat
opened large and varied of fall and
goods OF quality such cloths, vesngs
Sc and that their friends and will call and
anime for themselves.
In liberal share of they
have received they take occasion that having expert
enced evils of the credit have de
line very cash
prompt solicit public favor
Oct 9-2awim Intel x Telegraph eat
pryor q DAvIDGE VIII practise in the supreme
Couu ofbe United States.
f'.s F JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late OF MONTGOMERY, Alabama.
WALTER ID. DAyIDCE
Oct 5--lawinDec4 Washington, District of Columbia
DEACH-GROWERS reminded that now Is the
time for destroying the peach grubs that destroying Their
paint the only eecuai remedy YET discovered
The expense viii not exceed two cents peree All other ut
are benefited by IT,
Persons will be forwarded proportion the money received
Orders O. Lewis 7th street, viii receive attention.
LEWIS b co.
WAsHINGroE, Sept 5, 1851.
DEAR have ied your SUGGESTION the preparation for
destroying of the peach and with great
The composition used about sixty trees, early
the larva OF the
Of orchards far convinced that u
noous qualify vegetation the way apped for
have unusually thrifty and fruitful this season.
Yours, &c., -
J. C. LEWIS, esq. CHAS. C. PAGE.
Oct l7-9aw5if'
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EURNITURE DRY GOODs.-The following described goods

EURNITURE DRY GOODs.--The following described goods
have Just been all OF which will be
ound tne style, and reasonable
their class
french cashmere piano covers MATCH which
Will be sold by the single one may a
daion bouque and wreaths of flowers which rich
natural howers -
Sol Of table covers Oriental weaving
ever seen IN this country before.
Damask iaine piano md table covers to match.
Embossed cloth Z do
Also stand
French thread tides for dvans chairs Of chairs, backs
Oh do toilets cake OF fruit baskets,
Double san damask in from l0 by 04 TO 1914
ny napkins and ovcrays match design produc
OF these goods the
" damask napkins--very cheap
te,ai and cheap with gimps and side loops match
case nc window which 10 and IL
inches wide with centres side pins and bands match
case rich gilt aces Tor uspendng drapery French bed
stead with bolts and paeaas mnhnew and elegant goods
general OF Whitney, Edinburgh and Macknaw
priced.
bales gray twed blankets for very heavy
viceable arcle which of planters
vted They will be sold prices which viii be object them
Also, Of Femsh Scotch Irish, English
table and chamber linens and all other articles in The furniture
goods line which
OF housekeepe all Of which sell the inviting
CLAGETT DODSON,
sept2-d4wif Pa. door Of the Of 9th
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BOARDING Day school for Young tsoies--ihs
Misses HAwLEY viii resume The duties Of het snoo on
September their residence on PsnnsyVaha sh"t
between l7th and 18Th
2s-osw9w
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nrFIcrAL Congregational D,reosery. Just ssuea, and
IV for saleb BY TAYLOR INJURY
' Jan 90 Booksehers near sm street
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no sportsmen-J. w. BADEN, Pennsylvania avenue 9th
has just opened small lot Of double barrel
guns, of saleabie Sizes and unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply Of Dixon Sons powder TASKS, 8 TO-
and ~ ounces
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double game bags, dram bottles
English, Frcnch and American caps
Gun wadding powder horns, Sc.
Oct lila w3w
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CALIFORNIA; Titles.
obedience direction President United
undersigned ascertanng seiing pr
California hereby
board will be held Francisco said State
the 9Th day Of December, 1851.
Given under hands, city OF Washington This ilt day
September, 1851. 80
HII.AND HALL,
HARRY L. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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CMITH's Guide q Travellers throughout the
y " Unied States, 1851. -
Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
States aud Canada-map and engraving.
Dsfurne American and European Railways and stcasnp
Guide, maps. Price a5 and 50 cents. .
Appieions Companion through New
England and The Middle Staies-many maps.
Appletons Southern and Western Travellers euide-many
m
States, with las engravngs, and a large map. - =,
Fails Picturesque and Descriptive by NJ wins, WIN
very engraving . .
wilsm Macleod with drawings by and other STINT
lar books -. -
Aur2l fhhNth Thfboh
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Commissioner of Pen-
Smith, stforneyalaw formerly of ordens
euG New York have opened office In Washington city ot
hsansson for claims before Congress and
hs Departments the general They
se thr business be inustsd
70 their be made members Of the last
Congress-
Letters paid addressed Edwards smith, wlard
hot-i, VIII be duty attended TO-
Sep io-dIy
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Virginia Land Once,
Richmond, January 81, is52.

Virginia Land Once,
Rchmond January 81, is52.
OF Virginia OF sf9 page 49i
hereby all whom may concern,
pears the
dated the 5ls OF December s5l received into the Land
Once Of January 1884, that by inquest held the
2st December e5l lot Of land containing thirty
lying Page county adjoining Gideon q. ubake Philip
Sc which Robert sckler died seised found
cheated TO this Commonwealth
8. ~. PARKER,
Jan g7-Iaw6w Register Land Once.
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grant OF land to the States of Indiana Illinois, aud
iowa. N aud OF me construction OF railroad from the
yesterday by Mr. WHrcoMB, when il was read AMI
passed 10 second reading, was to-day read the second
lime and referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
BILL INTRODUCED
Mr.; CLEMENS, in pursuance OF notice. asked and oh
tanned leave TO introduce bill g. l64) TO extend he hen
eht OF the act 10 regulate intercourse with The Indian
tribes and to preserve peace the frontiers appoyed he
3Oih OF june lS3 10 the people of the State of Texas
and Others which read the first and second times by
unanimous consent and referred TO the Committee on In
dian Affairs. 49,