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an ARBYas UNIYENSAL GAZETEEK.-
laS Dictionary Geographical, Historical and Sta
lsteal Of the various Kingdoms States, Provinces,
Cities. Towns, Ports Harbors. Rivers, Lakes. Seas,
Mountains, &c, in the World. Articles relating to
the United States have been very iargsy extended,
embracing every comfy, with the elements OF their
population arranged in tables foa he Census OF 1910,
b. WIN Darby, 4h edition. with appendix compri-
Sin msny more LEVINE, &c, than any former ediuon
1912 6vo pages, bound in mns n, price only 81 so,
which is one-thifd the original price-for sale BY
ia6 J W RANDOLPH.
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ahENTisTRY,-FE H. EDMUNDS
ILL., Dentist, has removed to his suite of rooms,
second door above MIR. Boshers Hall on the side.
Persons wishing his services procure them in all
tie branches of the profession ia 10
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As HOUE.DER BRACES.-A new style of
g Shoulder Braces for gentlemen, possessing advan-
saeea OF strength and durability, and may be worn
with more comfort than others in use.
Also Ma sh'3 Shoulder Braces for ladies and chill
dren. The benefit to be derived from these supports
now generally admitted. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD e. CO.,
do rs Uruppists % Mains
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HSIRE, LIFE & MARINE INSURANCE.
r. The Richmond Fire Association are now prepar-
ed TO policies of Insurance on the above descrp-
ton of risks reasonable terms as any similar COM
pany, and respectfully ask share Of the patronage of
the pub c. Applications will be received at the Of
fee, No. 223, Main aud 9Th streets. where the
officers will cheerfuy furnish all information that may
be required All losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JoHN Fl. BosaER, Secretary no
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~ between the subscribers under the firm and style
of MORRIS & BROTHER, is dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the firm will be closed by
A. MORRIS, who has purchased the interest of the
junior partner, and is authorized to use its in liz
quotations. A. MORRIS,
w. L. BAKER.
lst October, 1851. oc4
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NNIkEa.KsOOF A e S.-We are receiving
ia another supply of the real SALAMANDER
FIRE-PRO0F SAFES, which have been tested and
will preserve the contents from harm in of fire.
Those who have valuable books and papers had bet
ter look to it, and he prepared in of fire. We have
and saved large amount Of money and the books Of
Messrs. Woolsey & Woolsey.
au so FRY & McCANDLISH, Ag'ts.
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THE UNION; WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 2. 1852

books and study them, not the passive pupils OF your
authors, Tor the purpose OF filling your heads with the
dogmas which no head could ever contain but with your
ntelecs in full action with the view TO the eompreben
sion of the whole system OF Jurisprudence founded on
the very nature and constitutions OF and government
own faculties in observing the bearings OF the several
parts upon each oher and their relation to the whole
and will Persevee in your efforts Tor reasonable time,
will guaranty that your study will not only cease 10 be
irksome, but will presently afford you the highest enjoy
ment; and then you will have accomplished yourself
all that Is most desIiabe--tor this lie You may then
look back on all which 1as work with pleasure because
will have been DONE aud contemplate all you may have
yet TO do without dread ayersion because II will have
ceased 10 be work and you will have The OF wealth.
honor and power in your heads and hands 10 do good
That you may speedily achieve all this, aud long live
TO enjoy II, is earnest prayer. Farewell.
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BY ISRAEL 4 GREEN, Auesloneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTlON.-On We'd
nesday, the 5t Of May, shall sell the premises, at
O'Clock nearly all 46 beginning the southwest
and running 9Th 900 thence
along SUI " ieet nces thence due 9TH and
down IN % feet inches 10 place of beginning.
We shall sell In lots suit purchasers there being about
able building lots.
The attention persons wishing purchase building
northern section OF the city respectfully called the above sale
great bargains inny he expected r
Terms Onehaf cash balance IN SIX and twelve months for
notes bearing INTEREST," deed and deed 81 taken Title
indispuable. .Itt.# 9|s.# ISRAEL & GREEN,
April 3O-6d Aucuoneers.
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I,KnM I.nNDoN -.Hnrdri,a nnnk of pirnItlsa-RnI

LrR0M LONDON rHRydns Cook of Dignities-Rol of the
Official Personages OF the British Empircl VOL, 1854
The Cabinet LaHyef--l vol, 1854
Scrsw prupeter-l vol, 1881.
Brentons Naval History of Engiand-2 vols.
soiiy's Rural Chemisiry-i vol.
Hand Book of Angling; by Ephemera'-l vol
Carpenters Hand Book OF Aagling-l vol
The River Dove with quiet thoughts the happy prac
tee OF angling-i vol. I - .-#a.'
Pitnans Manual OF Phonosraphy--l vol
The Carver and Glider vol.
Daniels shpmaer Directory Charges
600 principal ports wofld--I VOL, le5l.
just imported per steamer Arctic by -.-. 3.
May FRANCK TAYLOR
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nv j. @. Mcguire. Auo,,onc,r.

VALuABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
AUUTiON--On "Wednesday, May 5r at o'clock,
The preises shs sell lots Nos q und 81 in No 81
bewean and morrill, and 2 aud gid lots
and g. front Virginia Of 2od and lot 81
fronts ~ overwhelming valuable desirable building
immediately afer shall sell lot No. square fronting
~ feet inches and 20 feet inches
tqnares Of the Observatory
Aso lot M q Ia 81 fronting I'D
ner Of New YORK TINS Tot Is beautifully situated
dry. p III ftr ll4#ts ~ .t5g8Et m #a"..
Terms onethird cash balance In equal nsamen and
tweve months with interest," satisfactorily
at the expense Of tho purchaser .
Ap sod Aueiioneer.
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COTTON PLANT.

southern j,urn published weekly,
n and development
sources, by q. g. BAY LoR, Washington, ID. e.
The importance Of such Journal the above needs EXPOSE
The substantial OF the
long neglected The coTrpS PLsSr established
party
foreign add domestic
The best taleu OF viii
which will presetta medium
and Information friends of
The have been taken In Europe
foundation OF dreei foreign trade
Introduce into tho continental European
OF the " Corror PLkrrh win
direct the south carry impont
j. i vs y + r Il E s . r
We upon southern merchants generally
friends commerce,
properly enterprise
OF Washington point o location Tor
aurna especially IN Ming oregn bpndencs
promoting relations, apparent The opportunity
secing so, menbes 81 disuct The
coansy OF general corporation be found
; elsewhere. .9.e. ~
cotton, sugar rice tobacco planters
the souh We say /" show your faith by your works"
The regular i-sue CoTros win
Advertisements piuicoary
wardrd early business letters addressed O. g. Baylor Washing
city n. q. |t H #-4 #U ~ 'HtH~ ##.-
oorpordencn frm all Interested
hcited pnrfic.ar 10 the wish to riye or
nation uhjrci which - ~ 50 much the planter
which he has been injured.
Pos,ma.ters qrc-ted who
zpnove look FOR Red celng kindness support
Terms Two dollars year, In adyane .# 4#.E a.sEvt
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Interesting from III, Eat.

Boron, April 80 BY the r. M steamer Niagara we
have Halifax papers of Wednesday morning
BY the arrival OF the steamer Osprey at Haax we have
dates from Newfoundland April % In the gale of April
TO- sailing the number OF 80 90 wrecked
10 the lee with tho loss of large number 81 lives list
of vessels having full cargoes IS given Portions OF The
crew Of the shipwecked vessels had been brought in
about who escaped the island there 10 deEt,ue
and starving condon Giants OF ESQ for their relief had
been 10y Assembly and vessel. ahoutto sui
their aid The disaster said to be nearly equal 10 a
Of Prince Edwards Island last year vessel which ar
rived at ST Johns April 81, reports that upwards OF
bous nd pwrecked sailors had reached Greensiord.
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a.ga By j. @. mcauIRE, Auetioneer.

INTENSIVE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF y. MAST a. co
u AT AUCTlONOn tuesday mornings May lth, nj 10 ocoek
shall selling valuable stock
the r. Misi Co. pcnnsyiyinia
and 10Th comprising OF gold and silver
silver pied iewely
gold guard vest and fob chains pecaeles, fancy and military
goods, Sc.
The stock very offensive and comprises gea, variety
Of rich and valuable articles ..# r. t..s' la..7.E
IL being the determination Of f. Mast Co. from bust
ness, The whole stock will be sold without
Al OF 10 and under, cash $50 and under 500
$780, six
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing inteeAt.
N. every 10, g. D.
m, and 10 10, .. J. G. MCGUIRE,
May Id Auctioncor.
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rreLEenArn,o REPORTS, &c.

Important eo, Barbados Reported discovery of portion
~ Of The Steamer PresdeHt.
BosroS April 30.-The steamer Levantne. from Bermu-
da, April 23t, reached Halifax the 33h. The potato
crop that island WAS good - Vi
Fion Barbadoes we have accounts taken rom the Ora.
NADIA Chronicle, that the ith ut ships figure head
of unusua dimensions cast ashore on tue inward
part 81 the island il had been Originally full eight
ee high, aud is that Of senator IN The act of speaking
He Is partially bald and holds scroll in his right hand,
et gasping scarf which Is partly thrown over hal.
The papers copjectn,eon what ground we 90 not learn
Tue lever gradually abating at Densrara but the
Inspector General OF Police and Lieut. Bot had died OF y
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By j. @. nIeeUIRE, Aue,ioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoH-on Monday AZ
May .he PREMISES O'Clock, shall sell lo
No. square No 5J fronting 40 6G inches Fourth
and NORTH running 93 inches,
containing square feet This desirable
improving part The city and City Hail. where lots
enoagh excellent building
third cash balance In sx and twelve months
The purchaser e his notes for The deferred payments 10 he
deed of the All conyeyancing
expense OF the purchaser
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Az og-eods Aucuuneer.
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uv IsRAEL 3 GREEN, Auct,oneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday, the
May, shall sell the premises at O'Clock,
building situated square No a9, known
OF each having front 2th street OF
inches, running back deep wide
alley, between and NORTH The attention OF
wishing building for the erection of private dwell
ines is respectfully Gated 10 the above sale.
Terms neourt cash balance in six twelve eigheen and
months bearing interest deed given and
All conveyancng Of the
Title ndisputable. ISRAEL Il GREEN, Aucuoners,
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sy A. GREEN, Aucuoaeer.

ZINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TON. "wednesday, the 5th of May, sha SELL front
the promises O'Clock excellent three story brick house
aud fronting 25 18th between and
north, running ba OK 3ieet alley, back buildings,
which three soes being the house occupied by Mrs
Manning and
ranged rooms, with wide passages and good cellars.
Terms Ono-fm cash. the bsance three, four, and
i've purchaser give notes for Tho deferred payments
bearing interest from tho dy ofae interest tho whole OF the
deferred paid annually deed given, and deed
Of trust taken Title indispuable.
The wishing good 10
respectfully sale Il important piece OF prop
Ap 2s-st H A. GREEN, Auctoneer. +
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sales Tomorrow.
ny }. c. DleauIRE, Aue.lonesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON sTREET--on Monday
May al O'Clock, M, The premises, shall sell hos'
valuable numbered and TO- being subdivision Of original o
No 50 No 2o situated 81 Matthews church be
lsth 18TH Is with
depth Of la 3Ofeet alley egby
and very desirable for a private residence.
Terms one fourth eash residue in equal instruments o. II
and 10 months with Interest," satisfactorily secured Conveyanees
the expense Of the purchaser
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
April sod Aueuonser
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migrating from .sa,ah Amsriea.

Bosros April 30--Accoin received in England from
Rio Jansro mention the belief that Brazil was getting The
worst OF tin Monievideo The presidential chair was al
lotted 10 a leading Onbisla
ia Bueno Aycs the satisfaction by no means gen
era; uihon2h Uquiza had hitherto acted wet, he
ed much. and the people wished TO get rid OF his
unpaid army
General Maasia. the late commanding officer OF the
troops Of Rosas had reached England
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by j. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--On Tuesday
~ May 4h, ocock the premises, shall sell lots Nos
No. Sos north
I'd aud 80 Tn lots rapidly improving neigh
borhood, ea City Hall and Railroad Depot III
One CASH residue insamants Of g. -
satisfactorily secured Conveyances
the expense of the purchaser #.= JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
MAY Id An
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FRENCH CONSULATE AT CHARLEsToE, SoUTH Caro-
LIHA-We gave publicity time since to a para
graph announcing the appointment OF Pierre Bonapare,
cousin OF Louis Napoleon as consul of South Caolina
but are grati6ed 10 learn from authentic source that
no change will take place in the consulate,
[Charleston Mercuru
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Hal. Slapffg Con usntion.

CtNcINNATI, April 80 TIE anti-slavery conventiC
adjourned last night after adopting solutions IN favor
the OF both wings and dem by separa
noitical organiZallon - ----- n
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once Gas Light Company,

pRoPosALs, writing will be received by the for
the purchase ~ o No @ containing 3is
feet with the large brick building ,hreon etly
for situated
10th and Louisiana The and
served SALE but all The Of this valuable property
now offered for purchase J. p. BROWN
An .ff ( 3 Secretary.
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Sailing Of Ire Arctic.

New York, May 1.-The steamer Arctic called at he
appointed hour day. taking out thrye ght passenger
and sixy-fve thousand dollars in gold.
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From RaRt -.4notlter EnAqnaAe.

Bosroy, Aprii 3O--The schooner Charles Austrian, from
Cape Hayen 7t Instant that the oh severe
shock earthquake experienced Al tue Cape bul
damage was doae. @L @. s#... sa. Il,
All tbs military and other diynaries had 10 Port
Prince where the Emperor 10 be crowned The mex!
day.
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lee on the Lakes.

DErRolr April 80 The steamer Hendrick Hudson la
made an eecual attempt get above the mouth OF Ia
rve there being large quantities OF Ice In the Lakes
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hJoNRoE,s Law sehooI.--This .

MoNROE's Law sehool.-rhs establishment Is What Il Is
WI ioundaion." ! only
admnsta lis only DEAN and constitute all It's faculty, whilst
IL i subject visitation.
te school will he limited 10 fifteen absolutely Its
he five months upwards All my me in this term
be employed It's and Its SCHOLARS IN
will studied denomination OF a~the natural aud arbi
and and public the civil and
common; admiralty and maritime and military iavali
taught by myself tE+
will consist OF exegec lectures the lessons
books with all the laws,
both Old within the purview thereof
liar the several States other localities which shall appear any
shall have view for his settlement
shalt of his have
Diploma legbe himself which shall consi
him. Bachelor Law This viii obtain for him
practise Kentucky eiie him. after compliance
regulations admission 10 The Of Judicial
10 the United Stats F{.saN#
charge hundred dollars the session for the nstrucon and
The charged by myself for boarding. lodging
lights stationery and everything for scholars
student resident
establishment Boarding be had in Frankfort for less
price. IN E .
my their any time In May and have the
daily in history with their board
odaons, without any additional charge.
THOMAS b. MONROE. LII. D.
MosrRosE, OVER FRANKFORT, KY, March 10, 1852.
May 2-dlt&cplm
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3.E ri By A. GREEN, Auctioncrr. esq
INTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NirURH, PIANO FORTE, &C. AT AUUTioN.--on Thurs
day, the 6th OF May shall SELL nj 10 ocock at the resi-
denee Of Mrs Manning i3b between and streets
celent assortment of furniture, Wis
Mahogany rofas, rocking chairs, sdeboard~, sc.
.us l uo dressing nd bureaus, Lounges, &c.
De dining, breakfast, card, and centre tables
DO work, wash and other stands
One piano but little used made by Bacon
n Raven, 81 ocaves H.t a.atas
Sixteen excellent feather beds bedding, and mattress
Maple bedstcsd-, wafdrobes, and wnshstanss
faflor and chamber window curtains, blinds nc.
Gitffnme and other looking glasses ##. Es.
solar, hall, and otlcr lamps aifandoes
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Pariof, passags chamber, and stair cnrpets
Aniirons shovel and Tenders
Radiators, alright, and other stoves
With good Of kitchen requisites
Also. gond nc-h mich W. 4 Ns...aT
Tsmsi All under s25, cash e25 aud not or
ceeding e00 ninety days over $780, two, three and
four AL cases Of credit satisfactorily endorssd
bearing interest tst NA II .t l.t
4 Ap 2a-st N.tsH W. u E1.N. ia stA Aucuoucer..
.--.LLA.lAA-- -L-ll--
TaORpE. Qu,st Eaansh Town, aud Human Life
IL lThsvstps by willism Menntord, 8 Id sslECH. FL.
Tho Engsh desert home, the advcn
lures Of lost family in the wnderncss noed ny c5pt Wayne
Reid. riit8r 80 ~ te.st....E-| 4 t.Er LLee.t
Pkmsn, History Of Conspiracy Pontiac, and ne war %
TAYLOR MsURy.
April 20 Bookselers near oth street
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Harper Grahsms Gsdeyf and ali the other monhes May
TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Apa Bookseller, near 9th street
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MAY BALL.
LpaE has b., homer % The ladies and md,
May Ball win take place Tuesday, iit May jackson Hail.
May a9-dd
nj speeuy announce to Washington
rounding country that they have Just received from New YORK
and lace goods.
very handsome plain silk man,iss wrought in silk, with
very superb borders with inserting, and neraced with
do richly embroidered
do in plain colos richly embroidered trimmed in busles
Bsregs maniss DO, every shade
Black lace shaws scarts and mantilas
p very rich plain and embroidered Grape shawls
IN LACE GOODS
Lace capes chemiserts, and berthes
$50 embroidered handkerchief SO cent cheaper than
Lace and embroidered sleeves, cuffs, and collars
sws and camSc rSss hands and aouneins
90 Of lace bought auction, and will
May lay i- NJ @'''p'' MAcRUDER CALVERT
rATHOLIC Works Prayer Books, Bibles, eSc.Cardi-
Wsemans Lectures the Doctrines Of the Church. vol
Week
Sick Calls from the diary of missionary priest by Rev Ed
Feneion on the Education daughter
Lectures on the Present Political Prospects
'r Gnaio NJ :. ca,hoc Christian Instructed
Sa True ew 81 Sceas and 6uns Maaaa and al
Catholic books, in every variety Of binding II III 5.
For sale lowest Baltimore and New York prices, by
Mayl Booksellers, near 9Th street.
ScnMITZ ZUMPT's Elementary Latin Gram
The Daughter Tales edited by Rev.
William Gresly, nj A.
the Apocalypse by Chas Wordsworth, d. d. Canon
estmitrfer
Modern Fashion, novel; by Arthur Townly.
Miers Principles OF Surgery new editions by T. W. sargean
NJ ID
April 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
DONNETs. BoNSETs.-I just received large
assortment Of bonne which OF the latest styles, consisting
Of /.
Hair and pearl bonnets
Colored
Diamond do
Satin and tulip do
Do albion do
English
Rice pearl braid do
Cahurg do
Chldren's style.
s.e0sa - =.I.Hs A. TATE, Agent,
Ap29-3t Penn avenue between 10 llih
DOCKS FROM LONDON, per steamer Arciic, ~iII
this Including books issued there 10 the
April 30 FRANcK TAYLOR
ADDITIONAL SUPPIIEs.-l0o pieces OF those cheap
IL plaid musin at 1871 per yard, worth 90
20 pieces hne piaid Swiss inusiins -.#4 1a $50.
IS dozen ladies' Paris Kid and silk gloves (best knds
at rs cents pair r. 9 aHH
100 pieces medium aud hne canbricE
100 pieces fine plaid musIips .4# ta Z. ".sI#
Ladies' wishing piaid musns can grades
cloths, Jackets
80 do plaid linens and striped ddl q, for youths pana
pieces nne wifi fannes
100 dozen ladies' cotton hose, of importation
20 pieces thin woolens summer cloths weeds, and ctoton
cloths, for boys
With many goods. arriving daily. re #Nn3
Terms cash, unless arranged 70 tts contrary. #.
Good articles low price,, and fair dealing DC relied on In All
PERRY h BROTHER,
i3-eoGuf Opposite Centre Market
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NOTICES, rEr rloss, SIC, UNDER rHr RULE

NOTICES, PETITIONS ETC., UNDER THE RULE
BY Mr., POLK The petition ofcitizens OF BEDFORD Mar
Of Tennessee, praying for the establishment oil mall-roue
from Shsibyvllle, via Pulaski aHd Laurencebnrg. TO
Waynesboro referred the Committee the Post Office
and Post Roads is3 a@
BY Mr. HAITI The petition OF Francis Martin, of the
United States service asking compensation for
services rendered during the Florida war,
BY Mr. NEWTON The petition OF John Henry, OF ONO,
for a referred to the Committee Pensions
By Mr. HANDLER The resolutions OF the legislature
Of Pennsylvania IN opposition 10 renewal OF patent Tor
Parkct's waterwheel Also, tie memorial OF W IN. ,.
iaIl and many citizens of Philadephia asking that
the provision Of the bouny-and bill be extended for the
benefit OF soldiers and TO include seamen ard marines
rey, VIM. Peun feenry, Edward Meader JOHN Lawier,
aud - oher practical printers OF Philadephla paying
Congress to pass law for The establishment oil national
printing office Also, the memorial OF Thomas A. Brace
land, John +. McFadden, John ii. Cunningham, and 10
other practical printers Of Philadelphia, praying Congress
law for the establishment of national printing
office s.E 5.a -
by Mr.. HIBBARD The memorial of w. Clark and
other citizens of Lyman, New Hampshire, demonstrating
against the further extension OF the Woodwork patent
referred 10 the Committee Patents.
by Mr.. THOMPSON, of Virginia Three memorials in
favor OF tue wheeling bridge hotn citizens OF Harrison
county, OHIO.
Martin and others for the establishments OF certain post
route in the counties of Randolph aud rslladega.
BY Mr. PRICE The petition OF the citizens oil the city
OF Newark New Jersey praying iof the Improvement OF
the Newark harbor Also the petition Of the citizens OF The
city OF Newark praying for the Improvement Of The Pas
river. Also the memorial Of the and com mon
the distractions the Newark bay and the Pasac river.
Also resolutions the council Of the city oil
Newark asking for appropriation for the removal oil the
obstI the mouth tie Passcio river Alo TWO
resolutions the Legislature OF the State Of New Jersey
the removal OF the distractions and improving the uavi
CATION OF the Passaie river and Newark bay
By Mr.. PORTERs The petition OF hitysix citizens OF
Lincoln county Missouri asking the establishment Of
tain postroad.