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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-28

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN s. co,
NTOCK OF GKUCEXiES AT AUG.
~ TlON:-Having determined to discontinue the
Grocery business, We shall sell on Wednesday,
9Th September, at our Store, No "a Main street.
commencing at 10 o'cIocx, entire stock of Gro
eerles, comprising good assortment of Sugar,
Coffee. Bacon, and Molasses.
Terms Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
BRADLEY g. BROTHER.
Sale conducted by
Sc p DAVENPORRT, ALLEN g. co. Auct.
DOR sALE.-Will be sold on September the
Both, the Estate of John B. Green, decd, of Han
over Ia miles from Richmond, at his late home
This sale will comprise about $50 acres Land,
lying from half mile TO IN from the Virginia Cen.
trail Rail, DAD, which ia divided into tracts; en-
one OF which there from to 10000 cords OF
pine wood; on another from TO 1000 cords. Some
OF this Land is highly improved. Win be SOLD also,
all the Stock, Crop, &c. &c.
TERMs-6, II, ls and "a months credit with in
terest tor the Real Estate; and 6 months for all
sums over $40 tor the personal property
H. L. GREEN tEx'rs of John B.
WIN. o. WINSTON, Green, decd.
Sc 14-2w EyG.s.s>s1
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LANDER C,s OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware FIX TOO Sept %:
80 ii II l6 50 IA 40 25 "A 46 3
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class F, Sept 25
II 90 40 66 Al is As Al ! 35 80 II 81 Ia.
Ticket &c 60, d prize of $500.
TO.day.-1Ae Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 49, Capitals: $50 Coz, 5000, $780, 2000, 5 OF
1909, &c. IS numbers, Il drawn. Tickets So
Also, One d ,liar Is ttery sc %
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept OF.
Bales to-day of $500 bbls. FLOUR at 81 Is a
S4l25. Red WHEAT 92a93 cts; white 95 cts.
aSl 05. White Corn 62a63 c,s.; yellow Goa
81 cts.
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AUCTION SAFES
n HIS i1AY.


BIZ 0EORGK :. sUMNKR.
A UCTION SALE 0F E1ar wawrura
a. a. n - ~ ELaH AND FANCY GOODS. BY en-.
1o.ss-On TUESDAY, the 2oxh test. CONN.,
~ 3. y ocaoes g The ssors iasely occupied s.
;1h IN. anomss Charles Ella No los Min stress,
very choice assortment q Gold ~ ss,,s, -.
ana LsPine Wsfches, aaSsifcsas Gold Gu.rd -
Breast Cnans OF verJ superior quality ma rhs -.
est styles, and are warranted and hishiv r..o...
nsncea very choice lot Of the 6ness solid silver
renet Gases. With extra fine Gold Pens: 1t ~
Gold Ear Rings. Breast Pins, Br,ceIets F;a IN =
nIlngs &C. &C, e. A very pretty assortunenf 81
rort Monaies, Silver Specfacles, Pen Knives. Tes
Spoons, &c &c, &c.
an inspection Of the above 10 collected the d.v
tanned s~H ee W.
IN Tins made known On the day ofssls. Sale con-
SCI % GEORGE ]. suMNER. auc,,oueer
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H&A&A 1859 ST The a Races will e eos
~ mence over this long -s,ab
-lished course on TUES
DAY, the l2h Of October for the following purses,
to wit
FIRST DAY-Tuesddy.-A sweepstake for three
year old colts aud FLIES that started in race
Mile heats Sl09 entrance, S25 forfeit to name and
close the 25th Of September-two or more to make
SECOND RAcE-Same D0y-For purse of $50
$40 entrance, to added to the purse-niIe
heats
SECOND DAY-Wednesday Projectors purse
Of $500 TWO lie heats
SECOND RACE Same Day-A handsome Saddle
will be put up for saddle horses-one mile out-hve
THIRD Proprietors' PURGE
SlG0, tor four year old colts aud FLIES mir Gibbons
-, Messrs Green's Gold Pin and Capt Becher's
Ashmat accepted,) $50 entrance, which will be ad-
Tuesday in October.
SECOND RACE Same Day.-Mule race for sad
die, mile heats 81 So
FOURTH DAY-Friday - Jockey Club Purse
S400, with an inside stake OF S500-three mile heats
half forfeit, and closed on the LIST of August with
only two subscribers, viz.
Captain Belcher names bay horse Red Eye, six
years old, by Boston, dam by imported friam.
C. q, N. Green names bay FLY Gold Pin, 4 years
old, By Boston dam Gold Wire.
- ANY gentleman who may desire to do so,
enter for the purse Thursday previous to the
race.
Sc 27-d6t* C. e. N. GREEN, Projectors.
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FEMALE sCHOOL.-Mis G. NJ WATT
1 will resume the duties of her School on Mon.
day, the 9th, at the residence of her Mother, on
Franklin be tween 10Th and Goth streets.
Sc 2l-Tues&Thurs2w
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WHY DID NOT COUNT D'OkSAX
w patron!ze the thousand and one Far mas who
were before him on couchant knees, If they might
but obtain his signature to the superiority of their
Cologne Watert The simple reason is IL cir fabri-
cations did not reach his standard, and he deter
mined to invent perfume which should eclipse
the whole batch, and MAKE him as renowned fur
the rcn fragrance OF his ke. chief as be for the
inimtable cut OF his coat and the tie of his crava
In this as in everything else, he succeeded and we
have embodied III tie D;Orsay Cologne Wa.
ter, the aroma of the choicest flowers 10 be found
in the Two kingdoms.
To be had Of GAYEOR g. WOOD,
e27-6t Main street, City Hotel corner
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H- To the Citizens of Richmond and

~ To the Citizens of Richmond and
Transient Visit0rs.-lf you wish to have
yolr hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable
nd tasteful style, and your whiskers changed to a
eautful black or brown color, please call at HOB.
SONS Shaving, Hair.Dressing and tShampoonng
,ainou, in the American Hotel Basement.
B-He can furnish you with hot, cold or
shower bath at any hour at % cents or five tickets
!JrSl. seq
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KS. MEADS SCHOOL, GRACE
AVE STREET, Shockoe HILL will be re.opened
on Monday the 4th day of October. sc 27-2w*
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NEW MAN, broad street xOJ. iu
a . returning his most grateful thanks to the
public and the Ladies ia particular, for the beI al
encouragement he has enjoyed since the existence
OF his establishment, well known as one of the
cheapest in the city, wishes to inform hs patrons
that Ne hiss lately made a great improvement by
enlargng his store, and laying in a wall selected
and large Fall Stocx, comprising more extensive
variety OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods of The lateat
style. than has hitherto been exhibited to the La
dies in this place. The subscriber tiatters himself
that Lis prices lew, lower, than they can
be found in any similar establishments and he re-
stecttuiy lnv rs all those in want OF goods to give
MIN Call and convince themselves OF the great
bargains whica will be sold at
II. EEWMAN'S
se27-3tT Cheap Store. Broad street Dos
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CLARK E'S OFFICE.
18th street.


Drawn Nas Of Delaware f, Sept 18th, 1852:
II GO 40 IS AZ 10 As al IS 80 l2 50 IA
Whole Ticket4i IS II, prize of $1,000 returned.
Eighth IL As, prize of $500 returned
e. 27-3t
'1n0 UOxEs NEW CHEESE London
IOU Mustard, 90 cases of superior quality, for
bale by
se2a DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. CO.
.1un BOXES LOAF SUGAR, toI sale by
lUU 2s DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
t'REsH BURNING FLUID-.Just received
and for sale by WIN. NJ. DADE,
Chemist, Main street,
e2S Near the Old Market.
A00 casks LIME in store. for SAFE by
SOO seq 3 mcGRUDER IL SONS
300 BOXES TIN PLATE, an assort-
-OO ment comprising nearly all Sizes bright
shd iesdef, fer sale by
20 s. McGRUDER 4 SONS.
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CUPERIOk MUSTARD.-5 cases .Crosse
y a. Blsexweii's" Durham Mustard, received, for
sale by
SCI IS r. II. BURTON.
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STCVEs.-Th subscriber invites the attention
~ OF the public to Lotfell's Double Oven
Cooking Stove, the best now in use. have on
hand good assortment OF Stoves Of the latest pat.
terus. consisting OF Cooking, Paior and Office
Stoves. and shall continue 10 receive every variety
Of Stove now being made. all of which will be sold
at Baltimore prices with the addition of freight
nave 90 hand and shal! continue To keep a com.
p!ete assortment of Tin Ware, pIein aud Japan.
Roofing with Tin or Copper, Guttering, &c. On the
most reasonable terms and at the shortest notice. at
the Tin and Sheet Iron Maeuactoty, No e Main
street, six doors below The City Hotel
frederick HEFFLEY
N. B.-Scollop Boxes for Oysters, Chsting Dish
es ter Venison aud Oysters, Steak Dishes and Dish
Covers manufactured by myself 27-6+
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w. GODDIN, Auct.


VALUAHLE LOT ON FRANKLIN ST.,
OPPOSITE TO THE MASONS' HALL. FuR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on Friday
AFTERNOON. lst October, 1852 upon the premises,
commencing at halt.past4 O'Clock, that very vaiua
PIE iot with an old building thereon) situated on
streets, opposite to the Masons Hall fronting 6f n
running back l65 feet
IeIms-One halt cash. balance at and -
months tor negotiable paper, interest added secur.
cd oy trust deed, or title retained
Sc 10 w GODDIN Auct
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

UCTION sALk OF GENTEEL
"A HOUSEHOLD And KITCHEN FURhI
TURE-On Tharsday morning, 3oih inss, COM
mencing al 10 O'Clock, al the residence OF r.
w. Henderson, (who 10 declining housekeepine)
will be sold at Auc,it A. Tie whoetf his Household
and ki.chen Furniture, consisting of the usual va
riety, amongst which viii be found, very handsome
Sofa, Mahogany Chairs, Card and Centre Tables.
large Mirrors, elegant Mahogany Wardrobe, iae
Mahogany High Post Bedstead, ard many other
articles. requisite for furnishing house nicely.
Terms cash.
Sale conducted By GEO. ]. SUMEER,
Sc 81 Auctionoer.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

A UCTIUN SALE OF NEW AND SEE
IN OND HAM FURNITUkE.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 30Ih inst commencing at half pas: y O'Clock,
at rae store lately occupied q fessrs nomas q
too
Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries and
Book Cases, Office Desks, bat Racks, Marble Top
and Mahogany Wash Stands, Attaches, Iete aTetes.
Sofas, Piano Stools, Marble Top Celeretts, Centre
and Gard Tacles, Rocking Chairs, Wood Seat
Chairs hne Thrseply Carpet and hug, Bed Steps
and Bedsteads, &c, &c, &c.
TERas made known on the day of sale. Sale con.
IS GEORGE j. SUMNER, Auctioneer.
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ERENCH CALF sKINs.-Tbe 81

WRENCH CALF SkINS.-The subscriber
has ON hand, recently received, large and de-
slrable stock OF French Cali Skies suitable tor the
ran and Winter season, consisting OF "Lemoine's,"
"Mt nson's," Suser, Merlant's. Sousin Corbet,
ITouve Cutivei, Paris, Nantes, &c.
Also-PhIladelpbia Calf Skins, Getty fnish" of
"Cham5ers" and "Crawtord's" Prize Medal Skins
with good supply of Roan's, different colors;
Lining and Binding Skins, Kip Skins, Wax and
kusset Upper Leather, Patent Calf Skins, Morocco
Skins, Shoe Skirting Threads all quslities, Lasts,
Pegs, Nails, Six ana Cotton Shoe Laces Boot and
Shoe Trees. &c &c
tie solicits a Gail from those in want of such ar.
tcles. WIN n. SIJTT0N
Sc 27-l2t 18th st. between Main and Cary.
~ OTICE.-Ali persons Indicted to the late
l Jacob karr, deceased, and sthe firm Of Karr
q Brother, are requested to make payment mnle.
dlately; and all persons having claims against ia.
cob karI Individually, are requested to present the
same TO me for settlement
PHILIP BERGHEIMER
Admir- Of Jacob karr deceased.
se27-bt* 18th st, I'd door from Msin
A LII PERSONS inoebted to T'hos j. 3arnes,
IA deceased. are requested to make payment to
me, as early rs possible; and all persons having
Claims against said deceased are requested to pre-.
sent the same to me tor settlement.
II. BARNES,
Admir- of Thos Barnes, deceased.
sc 27-I2t
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TygA STRAYED, from the lot of her
eNssaXH owner about week since, MlLCH
cow giving milk at the time. Shots
white. with red spots on different pats
about her, one horn shorter than the other, from
being knoc ked OF, and crooked in somewhat: also.
one of her teais detective The owner will be
thankful, and willing to esy fair compensation for
any information respecting her. Apply at this Of
Ace - 2l3t~
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IiHE COQUETTE.--stores from biacs-
wood-Appieton'sP Popular Library-last Moo
cents
Uncle Tom in England the London Times on Un-
Gle Toms Cabin. review from the London Times
Of friday, Sept 3, 1852 Evils of SIavery-Method
OF its Removal, 0c-6 cents
Captain Hawke, or the Life of a Hishwayrnan, a
Romance. by the author CT Tan King, Claude Du-
val, &c iusIrated-a5 cents
The Adventures Of Peregrine Pickle, by Tobias
Smoett, new edition, with Illustrations by Crrik.
she nk-5J cents
The Coquette, Novel, by the su,hor OF Miser.
rimas Ii is new book, just out Three Engisn
volumes com pete in one-59 cents.
For sale at the Exchange Bookstore.
Sc ~ GEO Nj. WEST a. BROTHER
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IME, CEMENT, &C.-3Uo terc,s fresh
Ii Thonlaston Lime
100 bbls fresh Cement
100 do Chl. Plaster
1000 Berry Is Fire Brick
Just received and Tor sale By
R.H WHITLOCK & SON.
P. S-For Rent. Brick House on Church
Hill, with five rooms and two in bas enens.
So 27-3t
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CAkPETS.-Justr received, a lot of Carpets,
~ which will be offered at low prices to close BY
HART d. MOSES,
sc Is 63 Main street.
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NEW FALL GOOD s.-MiILHlSER u
IN BROTHER, invite the attention OF purchasers
to their large and we'll assorted stock of Fail and
Winter Dry Goods, recently purchased by them at
the Northern Markets tor cash, which will be sod
as cheap, and cheaper, than similar goods sold
anywhere
Among the great variety of good bargains which
we selling, the following particularly worth
noticing they are worth just double the price
selling them al :-Linen Towels sixpence
piece, Merr.mack Prints. variety OF patterns six.
pence the yard; Linen 4dkfs sixpence; Kid Gloves
374 cents; Ribbons, the latest and richest designs;
Needle Work Collars Cambria and Muslin Rut1iing
and Fiouncing, Cambrie and Swiss Ed. ings ana
Iasertings, WorEed Hdkfs, sleeves and inside
Hdats. Mousine de Laiue and Cashmere, Mernos
aud Apsccaa, in all colors and shades Alpaca and
Cashmere Hose, Irish Linen, Table Napkins, Bird.
eye and Table Damask and Diaper, White, Red aud
Yellow Flannes; Bed Blankets, Table Covers, be-
sides the usual stock OF Domestic Goods, such as
Brown and hleacned Shirtings and Sheetings,
Tickings, Canton FaE neis, and all Of the best Fab
rics, aud the lowest prices. call is respectfully
solicited, at 1913 Broad street.
J. MlLLHISER & BROTHER.
N. B.-Just received per Express, mos, splen-
did let Of Black Silk Lace Wells OF the richest pat
terms, aud very cheap. 2T-lm.
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terms, aho very cheap 2!-ini.
7 AW OF LsAsES.-J. w. RANDOLPH mas
IL f5r sale, September 81
August No De Bows Southern and Western Re.
view
Getz's Coll ction of Precedents in Convey sucing.
containing Fvrms Of Deeds, 6c-S2
Treatise on the Law OF Leases, with Forms and
PIecedenis, by Platte, 2 vols, London edition
Sll
Rev Dr. Murdoca's Translation of the Syriac Tes-
taneGt-52 80
The odd-FeIiows Offering for 1853, edited by
Members OF the order, with ine steel plates-S3
MlGchers Materia meoica and Therapeutics,
with ample illustrations OF practice II aii the de-
parrineats Of Medical Seieuce-S3 80
Mitchell ard Eb.rle on the Diseases and Pbysicsi
Education of Children-@a 50
Cieaveand's English Literature OF the 18th Gen.
tury-St SO
Childs' own Book of Animals, with beautifully
coiored illustrations-75 cents
October No Graham's Magazine-25 cents
Captain Hawke, or the Lit. of Hlgnwayman,
Romancs. by the author of Tom King Claude Du-
val Paul Chfird. &c-35 cents. Sc ~
EOK SALE At GRESHAM's LITE.
RARY DEPOT, opposite Broad Street Hotel
The Dress Makers and Ailliners' Guide containing
eight fashions, very useful Looh-prics u s.ngis
THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
Agent for the publisher.
se27 Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
I ICORICE PAsTE.-i5 cssesJ c - Co Ii.
IL eorice Paste; s. csses Ynurria do lanoing tor
sale by
se a5 BACON 4 BAsKERvILL
NOTICE.-An persons indebted TO WM. "A.
" SMELL, JOHN A Smell 4 CO or BARNES
4 SMELL, are requested 70 make immediate pay
r. ent to me- JAMES A. SHELL,
DC 27-n Administrator OF Wm. u. SMELL !
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Snn CASKS FhEsH LlME-aecs., iDs
OUU and for sale By
se7-dxc :. kcGaUDER & SONG.
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BROAD kVCk RA1;Es

A% FALL MEETING FOR
AMN> 1852 The Races will com.
&~ mence over this long -s,ab
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kNREsH GROUND COEEEk.-A new sup.
L ply just received, for sale by the box or pound,
by HULST d. KING,
Sc 26 Franklin street, Opposite Old Market
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100 TONS No. I PERUVIAN GUANO,
IOO for sale by

ELUID EXTRACT OF J MAICA
l. GINGER, in large bottles, at SO cents TIL.
best remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, pre-
pared and sold by
Sc % BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
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useful and. although not on extensive scale.
need the the Pacific In order TO show that we
arc not extrsvagant the demands make the gov
eminent Tor the defence OF the Pacific AS compared with
The past policy OF this government In defending the At
anc coast and giving 10 lis the advantages OF
lighthouses have prepared statement OF the amount
OF money thus expended and estimated for.
The Atlantic coast OF the United States, from the north
eastern boundary on the ocean to the mouth OF the ST.
Mary's. 10 1850 miles. This is the whole OF the Atlantic
COAST Of the old thirteen States, and is less Than pres
ent possessions the Pacific From the mouth OF the
St. Mays the south cape OF the peninsuar OF Florida
is 400 miles. making total OF The Atlantic coast OF
900 miles. will now show TO the Senate what has
been paid from the national treasury TO oriy and pro-
tect this coast.
take from the report of General Totten. chief engi.
the subject of the national deences, and will
also add the estimate for works and Notifications:
From Report Of General j. Totem te subject Of National
Detenees1
Forfeations Atlantic coast, % The estimated cost Of eonsipc
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Nearly equal the whole Atlantic coast, including the
peninsula OF Florida. And what have you expended on
that extensive coast for Notifications, navy
yards, and docks Not one dollar What have you
appropriated About $3.50 900 tor lighthouses not yet
commenced, S250,0Co for dock to cost when compile
ted S6l00o0, and nothing for fohcations or navy.
yard Even the estimate for surveys Tor forhcahons oil
made by the War Department has been left out
of the army appropriation bill by the Committee OF Ways
and Means, which is indication that we are TO have
no Notifications there.
AHere is my State OF California which paid 80 oi2,
1877 10 into the treasury from the last fiscal
with seacoast of go miles, containing within her lin.
its ss ISL square miles, than four times the sze OF
the State OF New York, utterly destitute OF lighthouse
establishments necessary and indispensable to
nercal marine in approaching her coasts Here is the
Pacific Empire State, destined to command the
OF the Pacific and Asiaiic seas left wholly unprovded
for in regard TO works OF protection and defence In the
agitaons and political connections OF European nations,
know not at what hour may find il necessary TO
place this nation in attitude OF defence. even II only
to defend our peutral rights great maritime power 10
say nothing of the importance of conforming 10 the policy
Of WASH ngion and his in time OF peace 10
make pro per preparation for The senator has al
luded to the war OF 1919 TO show that need no ma
tonal defence wish 10 call his attention 10 the hs.
torcal fact that the British sloop-ofwar Racoon en-
tered the port OF Astoria in OregoH and in the defence
ess co,diton of rights there formerly took posses
SION Of the country In behalf OF his Britannia Majesty
and changed the name OF astoria to Fort George;
Thar ks the valiant spirits that occupy California
and Oregon hostile foot tread that soil with
imp unity yet who estimate the extent OF the mis-
CHI ef and ruin that would be there inflicted by the pres
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EoR RENrThai desirable building, First ward at
corner o. and 2st streets together with
noa and kcen furniture eren in occupancy
Rush, VIII be Tor rent amer the efh day Of May
For terms, be pleased 20 apply 70
Mar lt-eodiwif
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REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.

Mr.. MILLER, from the Committee on Finaeee u,,a
whom was referred the memorial OF the West rs-a
Railroad Company praying remission oil the nuu.,r
certain imporations OF railroad iron, submitted W.
accompanied by bill Is. 3o8) for The relief Of 9e
Fellcana Railroad Company which was read ana n
to a second reading, and the report was ordeIe"
printed aa
Mr.. ATCHISON, from the Committee on Indian hs I'm
10 whom referred documents in relation 10 NJ
Of Henry G. Miller, Philip W. Thompson, and - IN
Turey, TO indemnity for cattle stolen by the nda ~
miited a report accompanied by bill Is 300 ioI ,ss
lief OF Henry G. Miller, Philip w. Thompson, an an ,yd
b. Turley; which was read and passed TO a seeon"'
ing, and the report ordered TO be printed ..d,e
Mr.. FELCH, from the Committee on Pubic - ~. Sty
whom was referred the bill Is 40 to grant 70 y.
OF Wisconsin the military reservation al For VIZ Il w
in that State, 10 aid in improving the navleatok yst
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, reported the same o IT,
out amendment, and submitted an adverse wy
ommending that the bill do not pass. rsr, n,
MIR f., from the same committee, 10 WHOM, ,isl,ay
fened several petitions, and memorial oil ihe eft
OF Wisconsin, praying that so much Of the mlp'A'
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In CONGRESS- OF THE U. STATES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "A, 1852
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETc.

MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr. SUMNER preseated q petition Of Robert G, 81,
Co., and other citizens oiBoslon Massaehuselt
ing reduction OF the rates OF postage Which, as
referred to the Committee on the Pos, Office and pssl
u
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LAMBS FOR SALE

COOK & SARGENT offer fer sale the follow
~ ing Lands in Scott county, Iowa. The lanes
are OF good quality in the settled portions Of the
county and viii be sold at fair pr.cesan on such
eff