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Superintendent OF The Public PnntI



C Auas Post, Courier Boston Couner Tribune, Evening
Express, York North American,
and Ledger Phadelpha American Argus and SUM- Baltimore
Pcayune Bucn New Orleans GaEee and Enquirer Cincn
Louisville Democrat Louisville copy
u December paper containing
advertisement 10 the superintendent
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National Medical College, Washington ID. e,
THE biryhrst o lectures viii
Il hrst Monday in November and continue until March.
FACULTY;
Thomas Miller NJ D., professor Of anatomy and physiology
William Johnston NJ d. professor Of obstetrics and the dis
women aud children
Joshua Riley M d. professor Of matea medca, therapeutics
and hygiene.
May NJ. D., professor Of principles and practice Of
Tyler NJ d. professor Of pathology and practice medL
Robert King Stone, NJ D., professor Of mcroscOpica and paho
logical anatomy.
NJ d. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James ~, Morgan, NJ. d., proscctor demonstrUtOr.
Practical with tho ample ariy
Clinical instruction given through the entire period n the lectures
the Washington Inhrmary under the root with the college
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically.
The entire Of full Of lectures h .Saa %
Practical anatomy, The 40 %
Manculstins fee, payable only once............s.
Gfaduauon y
Admission medical surgical clinic without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Dean Of the Faculty,
Once residence Of Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdkcp
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ELEGANT Tapestry Carpotings mt Reduced prices
IL Just received beautiful tapestry
carpeuugs are ready for exhibition and sale.
These entirely and improved designs and
purchased will dispose them accordingly.
Also store, supply OF lowprced floor oieotbs and
druggets CLAGETT DoDspNs
n nli kinds of furniture dry goods,
Nov 2-3ufeod Pennsyyania door of 9th
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MOODS Ornamental Works, Ridge Road, Phil
w adephiarnn statuaylions Ereyhounds, Newfoundland
spiral straight improved also ratings and yeran-
dls, comprising upwards OF 400 designs.
specifications viii be OF the Ufon
by addressing ~. -....
oci 5-d2n ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
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AEN TApEsTRy AND VELVET cAtPETlNss.-
us received Al the store subscribers additional
goods, all Of which Will be found desirable ana
cheap beyond precedent. .-,.-, -, =, -
mats, various staples, all o. when WIZ be
found 20 indesucbe dampness, aud very reason
Also an supply made cotton sheets ~ superior
quality sold for than sheeung COTTON can
be bouRh wi hou ofhemming.
an sddonaI suppiy of heavy Flemish and toilet linens,
which will be- sold al further of prices since rst an
anua.rna,, on AGErT a DODSON,
Dealers ali kind. OF furniture dry goods
ncts -aeoff
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CILK VELvETsWe respectfully attention Of the la
~ dies 10 the following goods received:
81 pieces A best black silk velvet .-
2 do A do
do A. do green
, do A. do royal purple do
do A do blue do .a......,. ..# ..s
do ga black do
3 do "a do do .1 ~"
do "a do blue do #@A ..-g
do "a do royal purple do
do 2-4 do do ~
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IINDERsIiIltTS nd OF SILK, Cashmere,
menno ambswoo and net couon also, superior article Of
a lnl highly recommended invalids, full assortment
"'n nand, cheap for cash. to punctua customers NJ
CHAs. N. LANES
Hat, Can, and Centernen,s FurnIahnr establishment,
o... - Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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calI.ctor,. Once. CITY HaII,

Collectors once, city Hail.
October 4, 1852.
NOTICE TO TAN-PAYERs.-Noce Is hereby given that De.
ducton Of I per allowed by law the aIes OF the
current year, iC paid during the present month"; ,,,,
7-aotNoyIn H. j. hOchts sobeS'"it
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MRS, ANN ~. CLARK will open n very Large
m of French millinery Saturday. the 9th
ssng Paris pattern hats
feathers howe fashionable millinery saloon,
Bridge street. three doors Of the Post ohce Georgetown
Nov 4-a.
rHAmPAGNE WINES, BRANDY, Liquors &C.
lust received large supply Of Champagne wines direct import
atoms from Hsvre-
quarts and pints order, OF high grades
and selected brands, for this market
Hedseick's Boxers, NeZanay
Bochps Moet's, Mac Saturne tnoys, sc.
Also few hafpipes of Old superior pure brnndies
Otard Hennesey's, old London Dock, Jean Louis, Mae
and A, Seignee brandes,
WINES.
Madeira, pale and brown sherdes
Old Jamaica rum Holland gin, sparkling Hook .
Stein wine Chateau Margot
Julian Maraschno and Curacoa and annseed cor
diaIs.
English pickles, brown stout, and English ales, &c.
Chow chow, sardnes, sc. -.-
For safe by GEO. THOs PARKER n CO,
4-3tawIm Opposite Browns Hotel
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IiE National Magazine for November ,s now ready.
ontents Bryant portrat Powerful Microscope Life and
% o Johnson, (nce engravngs History Of the Alchemiss
nnahEMst Fuller Ossoe Orhography Webster The Good
p odye Ghost, Training Of Bishop Latin Hymns TIE
ft3cess q Sculpture Sc, SC, sc.
For sale by the agents. GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
OcQ 's1"'' seventh street "
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0ordes for tickets and shares and certificates
splendid will receive the aienton
official Of each drawing sent Immediately after IL
all who order from
Address E.E. O'BRIEN, Agent,
81 Alexandra Virginia.
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L. ~. ...,r.a,s HAMILTON a. FAINT,
a., oa aa,o sE Once opposite Treasury building.
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NEW YORK LEGIgLATUREs

ALB.yY, Feb 6, 1852.

ALBANY, Feb 8, 1852.
pEPoFTcD.
Mr. MoncAS reported b TO ucrease The capital 5to l.
Of the aanhGttan Gas Light Company.
Mr. VANDERBILT reported bill relative to Indictments
ard trials for libel.
LIT MosaAT reported favorably the bill to enclose
part ct Bedford Road, In Kings county.
THE JOINT RULES.
The Senate receded from the amendment to the Joint
rules and they we're CONQUERED in.
Mr. CooLEy, (dem.) then moved that al orders for
printing any documents be referred the COMMITTEES
Printing with orders to report when they may deem it
pediept to order the same Agreed to-
APPROPRIATION roH coLoREp EMiGRANrs.
Kr RrrKAfAH (whg) by confent, reported fsvorablY
the bill anthoTigug er appropriation Of money IN aid
OF ealgrcnt, oi color from this State.
DEAF A.p puMB Pupfs.
Br EcMuTBAy tden.) reported faycrably on tbs bill
TO increase the Of pupils in the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb.
MoTfor 10 AuFND THE RULES
Mr HAncoCK, (whig) moved as amendment 70 the
JOINT rules If the Assembly In the same that
eentb rule be added prov3ug for the taking Of the
ard nays motions to print extra numbers OF do
clmenls. Laid on the table
STATE PRISONS.
Mr. rocrFs (dem) introduced % bill in relation TO
the appointment certain ocera In The state psons
ntLLs
Tie feuete ~ Committee Of the WHO'S passed the As
sebS bli tof the roiefof H. H. Cobb, granting the OIL!
fer divorce
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A fairs In Albany.

DISSATISFACTION AT THE CANAL. APPOINTMENTS
LEGISLATIVE DoINGs--sINKING OF FLOOR IN
THE NORMAL SCHOOL, ETC.
SPECIAL conRLspospEScE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, February g. 1852.
The canal appointments very unsatisfactory Every
important has been given to the hunkers and the
other section utterpg threats Of vengeance This
matter together with the canal lettings, have thro
Are brand In the camp, which will be the means Of re-
newng the sectional quarrel The Collector for Albany
;s raid TO be a whg.
During the debate in the Senate yesterday the Troy
As,e,cor bill, sharp interchange OF Senatorial compl-
ments passed between Mr Van schoonhoven (whg) and
Mr. Vanderbilt (dem) The former made an assertion
that the latter attempted to defeat the bill in an un
handed Mr. Vanderbilt, in reply, administered
the moet cafhing reprmand listened to in that
chenber He somewhat excited and dealt his blows
with power reng with muh force the assertion that
he had been engaged 10 any dshonorsble scheme to de-
fest the BILL Mr Van SchooIhoven disavowed all in
teption Of siiuding personally to Mr. Vanderbilt and
the matter ended
MIR B.ekmsn in tho Senate TO- day reportei in favor
Of the bill sppopratipg $4,000 to the free nsgree who
design t. emgrate to Liberia. When this bill comes up
for discussion We shall have all The anti slavery ilaug
rehearted.
The Committee on Manorial Lands, announced by the
Speaker Of the Assembly ta day, has not an able
upon It, The anti renters will remain in statu qo this
winter
TIE report Of tie Special COMMITTEES, who pretended
TO investigate the Transactions of the Com Of
Enerstioa hes appeared, and two thoutand cores or
dered TO be printed 1t is sad large number OF white
ws,h brushes were coIGumcd In preparing 1t for the
public eye
During discussion for the appointment of Janitor
Mse Welsh very fscetieu,iy advocated tho claim OF
Colonel Young, Of Saratoga, who hsd suffered perse
cution for years from the rsscaly ocofocos lie said
gentlemen proposed TO include among the duties of this
officer that Of taking of the members while out Of
scsonespec.aly those boarding at temperance houses,
While the exercises Of the scholars in the Normsl
School progressing in the third story Of the build
ing, yesterday the floor suddenly rank beneath their
feet causing the greatest conformation. Those nearest
the windows raised the ssshes and preparing
leap to the pavement ferty feet, bus happily
person injured but the excitement caused the faint
ing Of three ladies The building erected two
years snce, by contract and is nissraby weak con-
cerD--s di.gTsce to the State-apd should be demo.
ished and substantla one erected before loss Of life
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KIGSEe OF Representatives.

WAsHISorov, February 0, is5i.
CAPITOL EyrESsicN.
ON motion, the committee appointed to examine into
the stability and permarence OF the foundation for the
exteason Of tbs CAPITOL was authorized to send for
= apers ard 10 exa mine witnesses under oath
THE BOUNTY LAND LAW.
The House went into Committee Of tho Wools on the
State OF the Union, the sens.o b maAns land war
rants a-eignable aud for other purposes.
Mr., CARTIER, (dem.) of OHIO moved 70 amend tbe
fourth section Of the bill by giving land TO such persons
have performed volunteer military seiyae Ia defend
irg The frontiers Es .eld this section contsmpatoi
the ocstowa1 o Land persons ghO htys bse1 tempo
rary called into ieyyce against the Cher0kees an paid
fer bY the United staes Most Of the members of the
Ncu6e aware how much this Indian lghcing has
cott snd how sbuudauty contributions have bsep paid
0ub w the treasury 10 folidf While tnB gcaer0ait7
Wss IN fr tide, 10 wished gsntlemen 70 remember
Iaydy tet Q, ueu who have retired the adysucement
of ycpuistop. fEo the tACres OF the Atlantic held
thor Gun IN hsnu ana 40 IN the other and de-
Tended hcir settlements from the ulerciisss savageza
class Oh q the West roch auperlor III hs pcac
giH service Of tlpiy equity, g. the clcfS o.
touRhb 10 be provided for 81 Gun % imagined. They
lave ouy def aJri ths r0ntsr, but prepared thea
~ population. Ia hcie6 th@t Rfltleuen Woa.1 renx
ten er.ct regcTa for rHary f8li Rna recogoie tue
volunteer force who nsio3.d nDgf tne ao5mapd o the
" rte, (tEughtCr)
~. Coan, (dosa.) * Ala tt3 he wrs ss7 provide
'NlNs settefr, oor.rlel atua.n pt hgd eri ths 40
w.. .a,h .outd be ta4J4o4ety HI ale sor3tl-a.
1lH 1tltttfe nrepdNient WtH IeJf .0l
tifgrtsGt g..
.rs0ntrT' (vbe) q ca. euggo-tea tb,' ths coe'.
Citft v0re dcnn every amendment ana ftfile ont All
q te .i tUt the sto3n Bhioh psegelv ur0yi tor the
tRuntnt OF anu N1rraus pass the bn Ia t,,s ,or,u
th@ then take up the House bin, which extends IA ad
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From the South.

THE RIO GRAEDE 1NsURkRCTI0N-MARYLAND POLL
1ICS-MARlNE DISASTERS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Feb 8, 1852
The Southern papers contain further details OF the
movements of Carava al AID the Epnng Pco,ne learns
by private letter from Brownsvs dated 18th inst ant
that another attack MataEoras by the insur cents
wRs hourly expected. }
The Legislature of Mississippi has passed bin dona-
ting pubic lands to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company.
Mr. jenkins Warden Of the Maryland peuitsntiary has
been forced by outside pressure to resign.
There is preatfeeng between the d dInocrac friends
and opponents Of Governor Love.
The Wcshagtoa Infeaigecer says the government has
paid, since 1885 f2S5 0OG fer lott horees
Last nights southern mnil came through this morn
Ing, but TO night VIC hare mai south Of Washington
sgsin.
The schooner Isaac harris, Of Snow Hill Maryland,
cut through by the ice week since Mort Point
and sunk, with 50 600 worth of goods on board
The schooner Samuel Iownsen6 of the same place,
YVES bedly Injured by the ice aud has been towed no
Anrapols In gale, she lost all but one ofher
The meeting Of The Methodts to night relative to lay
representation in their Conference proved entire fail
ure but few persons in attendance and little favor
adjourned without appointing any delegates 10 phila-
delphia
The building known the Masonic Hall, situated at
pocgeve, s O., fesro7e by Fire Saturday last
AGy from galveston that the four negroes be-
longing to Britsh brig who recently convicted of
attempting to abcuct slave, had been sentenced to be
SOLD into slavery.
Kasolutiens have been introduced in the Virginia La
gsature nsructng their Senators and
in Congress- TO vote for the removal OF the United States
mint from Philadelphia to New York.
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Meteorological observations.

BIT h0SsEs TELE6hArH, OFFICE 10 WALL sTHYz-
FupAY, Fes 9, 1883
BuFFaLc, 10 A. M--Bs-erneter 20 10. Taernsometsr r
So There Is q light wind nom the southwest 1t Is
cloudy, but soft and piearant.
RocBtsrrR, 10 A. Mt is n glorious day with a
cloudls.s .ky The sun is very Wind west Ther-
noneter 80.
AugvRS, lo A. NJ 1t 10 beautiful day, with light
bseeze from the south. Thermometer A.
Syracuse, 10 A. M-The weather il very clear and
pleasant this morning. Wind northeast Thermome-
ter 40.
Urea, 10 A. Mt Is fine, pleasant morning. Ther.
mometeY S3. Nind west
ALBANY, 10 A. MA beautiful, spring like morning.
Wind northwest. Thermometer So Barometer 2e.y5Q.
Mercury II.
Tnoy, 10 A. M.--Tbe weather is very fn. warm ani
mid this morning. Thermometer stands at a. Wind
northwest.
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rHIRTY.sECOND CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.

SenRtss
WASHINGTON, February 8, 1852
Senate met at half past twelve o'clock.
TEMPORARY posrroNEMENr OF PRIVATE BILLS.
MY HUNTER (dem moved for the postponencnt
all private bills till one O'Clock On the vote being taken
quorum found to he present. After q pause,
second vote taken, which resuedYeas 22 nays H.
Mr. BRopHrAp (deu) presented petitions from Berks
county, Pa the improvsmen Mt Of tho Delaware river
and bay.
MIR CoorEs presented petition from the pennsylvania
State Agricultural Society for Agricultural Bareau
APPROPRIATION FOR woRsaIEN CAPITOL.
Mr.. HUNTER reported joint resolution appropriatng
sloloo for the Of mechanics and laborers
the wirgs OF the Capitol provided the walls not to
carried up in unsuitable weather. and it ordered to
a third reading
EXTRA OF PRINTED.
Mr. HAMLiN reported in favor CT printing extra copies
Of the Lighthouse Boara Report which concurred in
Mr. BoRLASp reported In iavor Of printing $500
loi.err. After debate the report copcurred in
PLANK ROAD Posr ROUTES YORK.
The joint resolution declaring certain plank roa s in
New York pest routes, was passed.
TsE CENSUS PRINTING, ETC.
mr ewIs laem q Cal moved to postpone tho pri-
contract TO be made with Messrs Douelson Armstrong
for printing the census.
Mr Mr. B.parH, lvhig) Of y q; opposed the motion
could be by the Senator from California ad
mtng frankly that this resolution merely for
the relief Of Donelson 4 Arm-trong.
Mr.. Bu1IER (dem.) Of g. O., raid, the resolution was
but private affair and he would vote to give it
precedence the honest and long due demands of in
d'duais who were kept out Of Their claims By the delays
OF Congress
Mr. PrAncr (whg) OF Nd, said there was no need OF
huryiDg the resouou through, for the census would
not be ready for printing for weeks yet.
eir DowSs, (den Of La, favored the postponement
Mt ATcHsoN, (dem Of Mo, opposed II, and the me-
tion was finally rejected by yeas l6 nays 2S.
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Illness OF ISossuth at Columbus,

CoLUMRus OHIO Feb @ 1854.
Kos,rtb has been confined to his bed to-day in CON
fequence Of the continued excitement aud bad cold
His physician orders him TO be kept perfectly quiet
prevent stiu more serious consequences. He hopes,
however TO be able to be presented to the Legislature
to- morrow.
Vigorous efTerts making to collect fund, for nuu-
gary in this city, and the Hung risn Association have
elected Goveinor W ood president
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the seller, say one.sixteenth Of . penny middung
qualities The sales Of the week amount to 2O2 bales
which speoulstors took q 800 and exporters 343o.
The sales the 23d bales Of which were
for export
BRrADsrUrFs Large operations have taken place In
American flour, at advance Of Is. per barrel The
stock is light and holders exporting to the north Of
Europe Corn unchanged since the last report Wheat
ID in active demand at an advance Of 4d. 3d. per 70
lbs American white Is worth 6s ID. 7s; red, IS Cd
6s I'd.
PRovlsIoss-B is inquired for and wanted the
stock being low. Bacon has slightly improved Pork
No American in the Market and the trade supply them
selves with Irish. Hams unsalesbe. Shoulders
freely. The stock OF lard is very low, and
holders are standing on Is. a 2s. advance.
sUGAR.-More steadness has been observed but no
material change in vslue has occurred The London
markets are steady at previous rates.
COFFEE very ar holders keeping out Of the market
TEA-Large arrivals have given buyers slight ad-
vantage.
RIcr 200 tierces Carolina have been sod at l5s Cd
for ordinary. to 1ss. Cd for good.
NANCE EsrEn TaApr REpoRr.-There has been large
business done in yarns at former rates. and the India
and China trade has improved.
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LoyDoN MovEY MARREr Jan 20, 1851.
The Fngilsh f1nds are depressed Consols cosei ct
selS aeo}d Lxshequer Bile, 50 20. RAILWAY shares
ere dun and dropping.
Foreign ttecfs weaker Mezicen Ponds are quoted
st 29% 23gs; Spanish Fivee, 23a25&
The bullion IN the Bark q EpgaaG IS fist insr.aains.
The last rssarnr were GlT,S94Ss7
Lyrspool, Jan "a 1862
Corros- DUfiag tao last threc days the market hao
been yeg, bu6yGEt and price, were turn Ia favor ot
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Earthquake Tennessee.

CHAHlEsloN, Feb O. IShZ.
The shock Of en- earthquake was fel. last week at
Pulaesi. Lawlensburg and New Madrid in Tennenree;
also at Columbia, in this State.
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Arrests for PIundering the Ship Missou uri.

UU5TUN,
Henry @ Ptmau, master Of the ship Stirling Samuel
Dixey master Of the ship Missouri and Augustus H.
itchpgc mate Of the Stirling arrested here this
morning, and taken before United States Commissioner
on charge of having plundered the Missouri (Which
was wrecked on the coast Of Sumatra Nov l5 1S5o)
$50 0oe in silver. Both the Stirling and the Missouri
were on the coast, and the silver at the time Of the
wreck supposed to have been taken by the natives
The parties will be examined to morrow.
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Politics In Maine.

APPOINTMENT OF NATIONAL DELEGATEs-THE
WHIGs, ETC
PORTLAND, Feb. 9, 1852.
The democrats Of the Maine Legislature met at Augua
en- Tuesday.
Amction to refer the matter Of nomination for Cover
nor to State Convention was rejected by 80 to 35
Twenty four members then left the hail. when Governor
Hubbard WAS nominated by vote Of 60 to3.
AaW II Clapp was elected delegate at large to the
Baltimore Convention.
The caucus assembled at Augusta, Thursday
evening and chose Amos NJ Roberts, Cass man, this
eacond delegate at large Rufus Mo Entire and John O.
Talbot, were chosen substitute electors at large
The democrats are evidently alarmed at tho Demon
straton in favor Of Scott and Jones and Of their
leading speakers sad in tho they would need ell
their force In the State next fall
1t is the determination Of the wings to hold Conven
tioD for the nomination Governor choice Of delegates
to the National Convention, so
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THE WHEELING BRlpGE-LoLA MONTE.

FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1861
Judge Mclean delivered his opinion in the Supreme
Court this morning that the Wheeling bridge is OBJ
sruction to the navsabe waters Of the United States
and violation Of the right to navigate those
waters, andis, therefore, unconstitutional.
Lola Monies arrived in Washington to-day. SIZE has
caused quite stir among the people.
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Convention OF the Irish Societies.
meeting Of the delegates in pursuance OF the foov

Ing advertiseme Mt we . held Ia A. .vap;ps.
o - - -,
Az s ~ ~ ~ I,ils NJ
zion are reaues,ed no be prsont NJ tss nsea; g.
evening the 9th Instant al rs Prince street. y order Of
PATRICK DEE, President.
Mr. Patrick Dee presided.
Tia scc-etarv r.oa ,etter. do. ,,;, ~, .,.,.,, :, =;
-. ''e 'o'eH. "a -
Jus0e WHICH isn Ia regard 20 tne
payment Of their wages BY the contractors for the
public works, ana showing the imperfect stats Of the
Law for aiding ther recovery against these contractor,
He recited inftsnce in whcn body OF laborers had
been Discharged by contractor because man had
addressed another in his native Irish at the time OF
their dismissal some months wages due them,
the "a! mert Of which was refused Poor these
wtEe, Hey conrsTed by Of assistance to sue tie
con .rsoGr aTa obtained judgment; but he removed IL
70 higher ooQt ard by ecntinuod delay managed TO
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A AIRS IN G ION GRE S S.
u~>.oeJ--@~~>t~N-e>y>Nc~~y~
Private Bills Disposed Of by the
Senate.
The Land Bounty Assignment Bill
Passed by the House.
PROCEEDINGS M THE NJ Y. LEGISLATURE
Political Movements Marine Disasters,
kc., Ac., &c
From Washing ton City.


MR. CLAY S HEAITH IMPRoviNG-ILLNEsS OF MRS
CLAY, ETC.
srsciAL CORRESPONDENTS THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WAsHIscToN Feb 6-10 p NJ.
We are grahed on being able to state that Mr. Clay
health is daily improving He feels very uneasy how
ever, about his wife, who is failing rapidly; and 1t is
supposed he will leave for Ashland where she s
as he regains sufficient strength.
The Presidents levee tonight is brilliantly a.
tended X.