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EOf4O odd liquor cases disposed
of in Boston, last week, fines of 300
and costs we're imposed in Is, SO to
$40 with costs in 8, and the rest were
yariously settled.
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Mistake.

The communication Of Bro. S., re-
ferred to in last weeks Organ, by an
oversight was omitted. 1t is not too
late now, and will be found in this
number
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Es- The coinage at all the mints in
the United States, since their organiza-
ton, to May 2l, 1852, has been $751;
878,874. The aggregate deposits of
domestic gold during the same period
have been 1884, ,774,663.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-03

RE- For ages, men have been sell
ling rum legally. The moment it is
proposed to turn the same law against
the traffic, these men pronounce it
wrong to legislate upon moral ques-
tions-to enact sumptuary laws.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-03

~ The keeper Of Union Hall is
so elated when he hears of anything
against the Maine Law, that he turns
hand-spriDgsin in the "back room"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-03

RF If a decent person were to rent
his buildings for the purposes of gam
bling or prostitution, the community
would cry out against him. There
are many professed temperance men
and professors of religion; who rent
their property for drunkeries, where
every vice is planted and fostered.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-03

or We omit the Markets for want
Of room.
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relates to nail contracts am willing that il should
be sent TO the Committee Naval Affairs or TO the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads; bul
I seems 10 me, with all due Difference 20 the mover.
lhat IL belongs especially 10 the Committee the Post
Ohce and Post Roads, Ii is matter of postal Iegula-
llon affecting the revenues OF the post office; and
although IL may be subject which refers the relations
between ocean steamers and the government which is
question before the Naval Committee, yet il is not
germane TO that subject understand the steam
ers want an increase OF compensation from the govern.
nent Tor their services. That may be right or wrong
That wall be matter for the Naval Committee TO inquire
inio but whether is proper for this government
Ter INTO any arrangement to reduce the postage is
question Tor the consideration OF the Post Office Com
mitee submit therefore, to the senator from New
York to Withdraw his proposition.
Mr. SEWARD. Withdraw my anne eAdment
Mr BADGER Like my friend from Virginia. | am
willing that the resolution should 60 either TO the Com
mltee on Foreign Relations to the Committee the
Post Olce and Post Roads. to any other committee
except The Committee on Naval Affairs. Now, each of
us seems to be willing that the subject should go any
COMMITTEES except the one which we upon. | think
would be better let the matter lie till Tomorrow
until we what committee will be the most proper one
10 lake charge of subject of which none OF the COM
ml.tses hitherto named seem desrous to take charge
to that
Mr.. BADGER. Then move that for the present the
resolution be laid upon the table
The motion was agreed to.
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH JEWELRY, WATCHES
IL silver and plated goods, &c suitable for New
presenAt No 10 Pennsyana Avenue, te lately
cupied by Mr. G. W. Heydena fresh importation OF English and
French ewey waches silver and plated all Of which
the most superior quality and OF the latest Styles consisting IN
follows:
Pull suits Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl ranets
quoises plainwisted gold cataans
diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds Of finger rings
brooches endless variety bracelets all kinds, plain
and costly genemen diamond and other kinds Of and
shirt studs gold guards vest chains &C. gold and silver snuff
glasses and pecaces styles medaons gold
lhimbes, and pencils, &c.
DIAMOND MOUNTED WATCHES,-watehes mounted
diamonds peas &c. ladies' plain gold watches of
styles genesns Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson and other makers.
SOLID SILVER wARE.-siver and coffee pitchers
gobets baskets candlescks caddes
punch ladies oyster preserve, ice and cake
knives and forks,
suitable for fish and butter knives dinner
desert and forks and sugar tong soup ladies' pickle
knives kc.
PLATED wARE.-Tea and coffee SETS cake baskets, caors,
spoons aver walters and vegetable Dishes ket
ties and urns, pitchers &C.
FANCY GooDs-Fans, eadeascs, port mounaies &c. for sale
low.
I9 Pennsylania Avenue between AZ and 9th
Jan 9-eolw
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payment ofrhe Subscription be @Sas In sxvs1ss.
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saoscbsrs with sl0 enclosed will be enuo copy
same edition as they furnish for, Gratis.
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HENTLIcNIEN's WARES
" 10 dozen merino undershirs me very heavyl
10 do merno and drawers all sizes
5 do silk undershirts
30 do menno hafhose
SO heavy English halfhose the best good
In the city
% do country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
8 dc beaver gloves, very superior
25 do kid goves Alexander's make
10 do silk gloves, very heavy
80 pieces pocket handkerchiefs, very superior
20 dozen styles neckes, handkerchefs
20 do plain and colored border linen eambc
with cloths, cassmeres, aud vesings OF all styles,
YERBY h MLLER'S
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Dec l4-eodlmif
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xrTIrKR ROUTE TO CHICAeO.-Trsins Of Michigan,
sdb,rn Northern Indiana railroads run daily tsonosy
crcep,sl s foows o,.so :, M arrive a, Laporte At
30 q thence passergrrs by stage on plank roan y ,.
Mch CITY, hence BY cars 70 miles 20 sa ~ ~
Lsporte sane weycarr leave Lsporfe Al $780, m,
and arriJ Monroe and Toledo At IS p M 4. In, :, -
Dsilykfes with Fou Wayne at smrp. WIN .os.ns
pot ysue, sud indianapolis ~ SCUM seno ann " o"s'
sres fhs tine with principal towns north and sou'h
Al DlsAo this connects at 54S ms or NJ WIZ tne
Lake H. ouh shore roe by and railroad 70 Cleveland
Ere, npkirh, and Buffalo. =. :. -, . ps..,..-.
Psssrrr- az Clevrland ,ske all the way 70 Pusbn
os miles staging Fhnsaepns sna Ne~
Yort Baltimore and Washington ~ -
1T r. ?. WILLIAMS, sursrsnsensen,
AnAs Lam IA 1850. ,sEtf.E-sE yAn se=-dd
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TO WESTERN THAvELLEgs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMom BALTIMORE TO prrT

Ua.a tIArougA Ia tusnty-teo Aotas and a kalE)
s line 10 Piltsburg, and
renn yivania Central railroads successful opera
by passengers leave Tl D. M (haf an hour
ne uiae OF arrival OF The evening from Washington
70 uMnsbug where they transferred the
oad ain and proceed Immediately without delay crossing
ne hotians In daylight aud arriving PsbuIg p M the
aay aief starting The entire distance is performed
WI" te exception OF miles, which done
euN.. PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave PisbuTg railroad al T. m and
arrive at Harrisburg a the morning, the
train of the Baltimore railroad will be in
waiting and proceed Immediately Baltimore arriving there al
. & IN ume for The train Washington, which sa
Qy-Fare through (eitier way) Sill.
For tickets apply Baltimore and susoue
hanna Railroad Company, Calvert Station, The
ticket Of Pennsylvania Company Psburg
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent Transportation
Dec l4-dlm
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SUPERIOR Brandies, gins. wines, cigars, sc.
~ BKANOIES.

- BRANOIES
oard, Dupuy, Co.'s pale and dark vintage 1910
Jean Louis superior, 1871
James Hennessy T. Cov's pale and London dock
Pinet, Castlon, b Co.'s pale and dark, and
Seignette, together with other fine brandes wood and
bottles.
WINES.
Champagne of the following brands:
Cabinet, (our own imporaton)
Mumn's Verzanay, Imported by J. G, & E. Boker)
Heidsi,k x Co., Imported by Renauld Francos)
Bonchi Verzanay, (our own imporaton) and
N. H. schneider, Henkell, X Co.. Stein
Superior old pale Sherry, Yriare vintage 1895 and
botHs
s@hside Backburn's Madeira, bottles, other fine
old Nadeiras
CaerHock, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and other wHes
greatvarety.
HOLLAND gin. (very hne)
Old 5ctch and Irish whiskey, in wood and in bottles
SuperbT old rye whiskey
Fine I'D Jamaica
FalkiK and Tenants Scotch ale
Byasand Barclay Perkinss brown stout, and East
palsale, SC. .4....ss1
Ben rankin, Victoria Neptune, and Havana cigars other
Yer, choice brands, regular Havana and London
And fine of chewing tobacco, for
sale by l. n seg..-
GEO. & THOS. PARKER 4 Co.
March 4ptaw6wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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~ BUILDERS and Railroad Comp.nie.-The sub.cri

toTIcThose persons having accounts on our books rem
a,o m am an The lst January remaining
.,sd M very much obre by calling and making
~ shenoney or notes shsr dates we are closing up our
bats fothe past year. -. -..,... -. -,
we ey,tni grateful acknowledgment
Ill .k nlessurs in TO numerous patrons
a. r coming arrangements will be such as 70 IN
s n, ~ examination complete stock OF ths
Il mos, good. brought 70 his country,
,h.u ,bat NO wanting part 10 CON
49, In ucb render entire Satisfaction
~ u, y,snsv he pleased to with their patronage
- ~ :" 80 CLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, a 90.
v.b 9cbwdf s. 4.
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OURS Fursi Farsi-wM. b. TODD announces to his
generally ladies particularly, that he has
handsome selection OF fine urs, OF the
most fashionable workmanship which he has
and 10 which he invites the atcn
OF all desire purchase such rch durabe truly com
Portable, and seasonabe additions the wardrobe.
comprises mu victones, pnanes or fat boas
splendid black iused lynx stonemarn Russian
hh chnchs Siberian squirrel royal ermine Hudson Bay sable
swansdown
ment goods Of the above descriptions for ladies
and children.
adiesi Paris made eeanns sacks, richly trimmed with fur
general Of low priced furs for misses and child
Dec il-taw4w
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DY ADAMS & CO.'S Expression balls, parties, &c.
ID Is sik hose, all grades
10 embroidered handkerches some very beautiful
10 boxes clear handkerchief
8 cartons white and coiored Md gloves
White pink, and blue silks and pspiins
Whit. pink, and blue French mernocs, and
Mourseine dc lanes, variety Of other goods adapted to
the season very low prices - -
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets
Dec 27-eodlmif
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-sELLING OFF CHEAP
Ill TO MOVEWe would desire call
keepers generally stock Of goed which
at greatly reduced prices TO We have
25 good "A Irish nen which viii sell 25 pei
yard, put up in ~ yard pieces
25 do various qualities heavy undressed from W cents
and all cheap Efr~ +
100 linen cloths yards by 2t offer from
to-day So rs. These goods certainly cheap
and all who a cloth of should see
10 pieces heavy table damask ranging
81 per yard, and all cheap
20 dozen damask napkins at various prices
IS piano and table cloth covers, cheap
pieces cashmere plain
100 pieces Russian diapers of all qualities
so dozen towellings from 81 rs per dozen up
beached ncladng all choice brands
which promise to sell as cheapIy they be
had in the country ~
that will offer very cheap order close
moving
Domec Of all kinds hand and will be sold cheap they
be bought the North reasonable
calcoes brown cooas plaid domescs casne anne coored
calcoer and almost every dry goods line
desrous Of closing
- w. NJ. sHUSTER d CO.,
Jan6-eod2w 7th street, the Avenue.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELLING OFF
u TO MOVEWe would respectfully inform
the public generally that selling of great many
winter goods and other
OF in order oil the bulk removal
We would call the attention OF all buyers goods
ment generally, and in the following vzi
French
SO do medium from 25 37l cents
do small Inquired French printed (all woo
at 31a cents, suitable for children
90 o4 plain (al woo mousseines in purple, green,
net, cherry, and blue -
70 do French merinoes all the
. few dark browns in the lot sell without
regard to
- do English merinoes, all good coo cheaper than
ever. Also hand fne assortment of colored
and watered silks which closing very
cheap
10 do rich black de kline, which
good wearing goods, and very cheap
do plaid popins, rich goods 37t
goods make as rich dress plaid silk 81
and
Our stock Of black goods well
after punctua attention this branch
desous Of closing out the stock in order get
new supply carly in the spring. ta
We also have on hand full OF ladies'
all qualities in long sleeves and high
short sleeves and low necks short sleeves and high nec which
will offer very cheap
w. NJ. SHUSTER Il CO,
Jan 6-eod2w 9Th street, near the Avenue
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IIEAYs Great Webster Picture.Healy's large picture
III ofFebster replying Hayne 1890 eomprns
also " sired portraits Of and
will be exhibition, atnr
day t2ls instant from O'clock until sunset every day
(sunds aud Mondays ercepted room Ciiy
Hail. schhas been kindly granted Mr. Heay purpose by
BID Of Common Council. - -
Adson, as CENTS season tickets, so obtained al
the do, Feb 21-daa aeod3y
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Young Ladies' Insditaio,
d.ale Mrs. ID. II. Burr's) OF 9th and streets.
HE subscriber VIII the charge Of this on Mon
day 2st Of April aud will his personal
,ersion every department. The branches OF
English French and mathematical education win taught
hs religious instruction OF The Institute based upon tho
6nrnuaies OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. .a
Ths principal teacher eneouI-
age lock for the patronage OF The public and for correspond
Sr measure Of success.
For For boarding boa pupils s1S n per % quarter
Payable always in advance
Music drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish, and German, extra
Reference permitted 10 Rev u M Butler, ID. d. Rev. j. w.
rench Mr. Ftzhugh Coyle, Washington Rev. James NAV
n H. Mexmdnai RI Rev Alonxo Potler d. d. The clergy
generally Philadelphia and H. Rev, Alfred Lee, D.. of Della
Mar 2l--ta5lhAp
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Glass No. &C.
To bedawn Covngton, Ky Saturday, March 30, 1851
&C number lottery-l2 drawn ballots
Glass ID.
To be rawt Covngon KY, Saturday, March 27 1851
70 number lottsry--14 drawn ballots.

Whole ckes only S2oHaves So-ouares S5-Eshths 50 So
DUers for tickets and shares and certificates i'm
tina ab splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
and anca account Of each drawing Immediately
toll who order from
Address Z. E. o'BRIEN, Agent
(Successor TO j. 4 G. Maury1
Feb Alexandria, Virginia
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the d. Feb 2o-d3A eod3w
C.ton mattins., Floor O,icloths, Csrpet,nE, sc.
THkpescreers are now receiving schooner Statesman,
sseces - extra heavy white Canton maiinsa
sdo - do do do
SO = 90 rsdchected Dc Dc 90
lido super English ocoth, 10 feet wide
do super American oicloth from twelve eighteen
do ow-priced olcloth from three to sIr fee,
/ do Cocoa msttings, for basement, sc.
An constantly hand full Of every variety i'm
T,st velvet Brussels English and American Brussels
mpS, three ply and ingram, fine and ngrain low
pnct hemp, and cotton, both striped and plaid together
whey other article in line for house furnishing
and fully determined offer upon
dealers in this country.
Xs-d r. H. HooE co.
rS BUILDERS and Railroad Comparatively sub.cri-
" a OF "Fulers Patent India
and cautions all Interested Of his to
his rights under Tins patent fuicr patent Is the
only genuine Extensive
springs builders railroad companies, who
price 50 per ponnd including the priviler. to
Wee patent
h lr-e, lss-s n. Ix ianbbsf ear spnnss
qesss N rubber required will bc promptly enoeaied
e, person has authority vend the India rubber
lpinrs operate by compression OF ns npsr asoe nav
Of India rubber the business In the Uni
" s,es and owner Of pineeep India rubber patents ware
| tuse % Cour,Iandt street, New York
c attention is called the advertisement Of MI pay ne
on PERSON authorized manufacture and vend my patent
ime United States w q FULLER
| ny his Attorney, g. NJ. KNEViTT.
| Irw YAK 1851
4 nm lA-sod5m =
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GEL ING OFF VERY CHEAP.-we are Offering great in
persons of dry GOODS our stock is very
heavy ana advancing when shall the
Stock immediately opposite our present csnon
reduce much as posbs aud all IN
shss blankets and IN Tact anything
our look through ours before purchasing
Our stock found large, and as they must be
sod efors spring ladies OF velvet dress much
pe than the opportunity ef getting u OF us.
w. NJ. sHUsTER Co,
L., 7th street, near The avenue
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uneut Velvet Tapestry, Ta-

TnEsTHY VELVET, Uncut Velvet Tapestry, tn
uy aud plain Brussels three ply and ingram carpeung
an additional supply OF the above description o. fur
goods All in entirely different patterns and eomhina
~ coors from this all from the
Walsd manufsctory OF John Crosey n Sons, London
III tnk s'iPV " " sA ~ E-
Satin
'N 'e'f ' -
and French Turkey redand figured chntzes with all
w 1ree"seia pmps and horderinRs TO match.
goods with hand before their arrival,
@ our stock perhaps complete OF other retail es
'..nsnment In the country.
& hopseeeper those intending furnish, respect
'"y invited 70 call and examine them. .
CLAGETT A. DODsoN,
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods
Sept l7-aeoif
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Upon has Resolution relation 10 Cheap Ocean Postage
deiipcrediH ia he Senate Of The Uniied States, Monday
March 8, 1852 :
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vaps MODERN HISTORY. from the time OF Luther
a d Napoleon, for the Of schools and colleges vol
Terny, the Soldier of Fortune by Charles Lever.
N"amosns Life and Works Of Robert Burns Vol. I,
FAn aans.s,,ss. n.., B., .,,s.,
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kVAHDfNG and Day school Young I~dies.-Tbs
Misses HhWLEY will duties of school
nay sspssmber is, Pennsyvnnia svenue
tween Eh and isth streets.
AN&-na~aw
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I,yENyyG DRESS GOODsTbe subscribers invite the at
snion Of The ladies splendid assortment IN materials
sor evening dresses. We name the olowins =,
Rich, IIain and figured white and light eoofed s'is
White and fancy colored grapes
De do silk Illusions
DO Tareton, French, and swiss nushhs
Colorcd Tsrieton rnuslins In all shades
White andf fancy shades Grape lisse
barsges white mousselne de lame
Do cashmeres merinos, In best grades
s.##= ALSO
A complete supply In white silk hosiery
Plain. embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses, white silk hose, in all Sizes
white hid glsves, In all numbers. .nx, ,,.v . ,o
Jan 10--3tswowif
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SnIrHs New Guide 90 Travellers throughout tho
" Lntcd States, 1851.
hos Picturesque Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
fntes and Csnada-map and engrayings.
Dneps American and EuropesD Railways ana steamship
"uldeI with maps Price IS and 80 cents.
Agpeions Railroad Steamboat Companion through New
h' sAnd and he Middle states-many maps
Appeons Southern and Western Travellers Guide-many
Illustrated Hand Book for Travellers through the United
'sr'es r WIN l2j cngravngs and large map. -
enon Fails Picturesque and Descriptive by Mp Wilis with
"I numerous engfavinrs.
Ihs View York and Erie Railroad Descriptive Guide Book by
lar books, - =
AuEM YRANCK TAYLOR.
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LAeErT, NEWTON. MAY, & co. most respectfully
announce their and The public that they
receiving their fall supplies in rich fancy goods They wp
us day Tuesday ladies' dress goods
edns the richest styles both and designs
The pleasure Of bcforc offering We invite early
from the ladies' they will end much richer goods thsn
~ "'sf period of the season, and quite cheap. -
sspo-diw 7'
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CILKs sILKswe have in store the richest stock IN m aa,o
ID found drygood house IN hs coun
y now and until the close Of the season. onet "
great '''"''' 70 ''''e' clAeETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
Jan lo--3aw9w
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Virginia Land ONCE,
Rrrnsoxp Aug,tkf n

THE Gold Worshippersj or, The Days We Live In
future historical novel by author Of "vhtears"
Harmony Of Prophecyi BY the Rev. Doctor Keith.
Maya FRANCk TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-07-08

maximum Of compensation to all such clerks 50 em-
poyed al his discretion, the said maximum not 10 ca
MIR. JONES. of Tennessee, proposed TO smend that
amendment 10 allow The Secretary TO nix the pay OF
but two OF the said extra clerks at 200; agreed To-
And as thus amended the said amendment OF The SEN
ate agreed 10 alter hve-minuies speech IRON br y
The Sd, 4th, and 5th amendments OF the Senate were
next seyerally agreed TO without debate.
The question arising the Senstes sixth amendr
men, which was the insertion OF a clause IN the bH
providing "thai nothing herein contained shall be SO
construed as TO sanction departure from the point on The
Rio Grande. north OF the town called Paso. designated
In The said treaty." l4s8Rt2 s9 .lt
Mr., BROOKS proposed TO amend this amendmeh, by
inserting therein provision allowing departure from
any point in The southern and western limits OF New
Mexico, as laid down In Dis,urnells map Of is47,
Al" Alter del debate between MIR. BROOKS for and Mr.
PHELPS against this proposition, il was rejected
MI, BROOKS proposed 10 amend this sixth amendment
BY adding clause fixing as pon. o. dspsruIs sns . hs s
SON Of Georgia, HOWARD, BROOKS, and SWEET.
SER, was agreed to.
The said sixth amendment, as thus amended was then
agreed 10.
The seventh Senate amendment having been sgreed TO-
The question the Sth, appopriang 81 900 Tor
the compensation Of the surveyor general OF Arkansas.
and $4,000 for he compensation OF the clerks OF the sad
surveyor general
Mr. HOUSTON moved TO non-concur in il; and after
a five minutes speech from Mr. H., il was rejected
The question being next on the 9th amendment, siri-
king out five" and inserting six dollars per mile as
-.
Michigan,
MIR HOUSTON moved TO non-concur herein and
after debate in ve-mnuies speeches by Mr. Tor THIS
motion and MIR. CONGER against il, the said amend
ment was agreed to. t
The succeeding amendments OF the Senate were next
concurred up 10 the 13th proposing 10 allow the m
cumbents in certain clerkshps in the Third Audi
tors Office 81 200 instead OF 81 900, the bill proposed
The question being on the last above mentioned
amendment, a3 Has
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, opposed il in a five-mn.
nes speech; when it was agreed to-
The next amendment to the said bill. providing the
OF paying the expenses salaries &c. OF the super
nendent of Indian affairs in Califona-hs clerk oihce
rent, stationery lights fuel &cfor the last fiscal year,
being taken up,
Mr.. HOUSTON moved to amend il by striking out all
that portion of the said amendment not providing alone
for the compensation of the said superintendent.
After debate between Mr.. H. for, and Mr.. Nc.
CORKLE and Mr. FITCH against it. this proposition OF
Mr.. II. was agreed 10.
The committee then rose and after agreeing to ceri-
cal amendment OF the Senate 10 the ihvalid-penson ap-
preparation bill.
The House adjourned.