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FOR THE LAn1E-

FUK THE LADIED-E.------:-
- Fall Goods We have i,s, . raiu
per steamer Pennsylvania. an addjtionaI IeceTSed
Ladies' and Children's Caters and Jsr supp,y o
Boots, with roseties, from the most arnror ny Lin
ufacturers In Philadelphia We now are eua man
to offer to the ladies the most varied raaoe
styles and coiors, OF those har dsoms Cater. ;,
dollar and half, that we have ever had - :. w
also Parodi's Jenny Linds, and nav . - 'toie
tful article of Diamond Ties, with roser,ss Osa
shall continue to receive, weekly. dur;nc '"
son, fresh seppties Of fashionable styes - a. ~
Misses and Chidrens Shoes, all of which vii =
sud at our usual mode' ate prices WA V'
WHITE & PAGE, 10 Mains,
SEQ 3 doors below Doo,svs u.. -
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e The PETERSBURG EXPRESS is one of
the best penny papers in this section ofcoun
try. 1t always contains something new and
interesting. We are glad to learn that success
has rewarded the efforts Of the proprietors,
one of whom, Crutchfeld, has waxed go fat
that were it not for the fact that he is already
benedict, we should assuredly recommend
him to pay visit to that delicate lady, in
New Hampshire, described in our columns a
day or two since.
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II Hon. Daniel Webster left Washing.
ton on Thursday for the North. His health
10 bad.
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s. zen. SCOTT .-Oa Tuesday afternoon Gen.
scou arrived 10 New York. proceeded TO Ha.
Soken' spent the night al the residence Of his
, Na.,' non. James G. King, al Highwood.
No..n noboken, and early ON Wsdnesdsv
'o'n'ng ne proceeded up the Hudson river.
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Ihomas Davis who nov lies IN Jail in Boston,
under sentences OF death for the murder Of his sic.
Ter. has peinoned TO the Governor and Council far
communication Of his sentence TO imprisonment for
LIE " the Massachusetts state Prison
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LAND WAKkANTs.-Theh high
~ est market prices will be given in cash
TOR Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, 90, or l60 acres
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent
Office No Law Buildings. Richmond, Va
Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, Bounty Lands, and ali
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Mex.
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence have
atu list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services in my Office
je ll-3m* j. KIN
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HuMANE.-ltis always pleasure to witness acts
of humanity, and it is but justice occasionally to
notice them. On yesterday we were fl st made
acquainted with action taken by superintendent
OSBORNE OF the Richmond and Danviile Railroad
that speaks volumes for the benevoence of his
heart, and cannot but augment the warm esteem
entertained for him by all who know him. Imme.
diatey after the ex osion at the quarry two miles
above the city, some days since, by which two men
were killed, had taken place, Mr.. Osborne was in.
formed of,he tact, and detached special engine to
convey the contractors of the quarry and four pbv
scians OF the Medical College, to the scene of the
accident. Soon after their arrival one of the mo,
died and it being requisite to procure instruments
to amputate the arms of the other injured man
who, however died the next morning. not with.
standing all the efforts made t. save him, MFR q
sent the engine again back to Richmond, having nm
board Of the tender the body of the man Arcade
deceased The engine agsin returned with the in.
sruments and was again sent back to the citv sbo,,
IL O'Clock at night, with the attending physicians
Every exertion which q noble heart could dc,.,a
was made By Mr.. Osborne to alleviate the eona,
ton OF the unfortunate men and without his knowl
edge or consent We render him this humble tribu,a
Of gratitude.
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- Inc new Custom House, ia Savannah, W.
psn. ior me ainsp-cson Of the pubic, on
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The EVANS kEwAaD.-We do not wish ~
trouble the pockets Of any of the Phiade lphi. no.
lice, but once more we must remind certsiu Of it.
members, that not even third Of the sl0O reward
offered for the apprehension Of J. Cadwallader Ey
ans alias the Doctor-and to the whole amount of
which our police are justly entitled-has yet come
to hand. If justice 10 not done 10 this matter by
Mr.. smith and Others, of the Philadelphia police.
concerned In 1t, We trust that Marshal Keyser will
look into the merits Of the case. and decide accor
dinghy for the credit of his corps, and satsfacon Of
our own police. II Mr.. Twitchell has not paid tie
reward or does no intend doing It, the head Of our
police should certainly have some notidcaton Of
the fact.
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h ACvN.- ~ nlos choasne1 bscon 50 90 SIDES
- 40, = prime sTlicle,) Tor sAis by
ses CdAs. =. WORKMAN 4 co.
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WHEAT.-Virginia, according 10 Tue 80
census. is the third wheat growing Sta'c :" '''
Union. In 1850 she produced l4'oio,s'o o"s"-
els of wheat; and we have the opinion OF .he
mos, competent judges, that the qua"s.y
harvested the present year will amount to w.
600 600 bushels, equal 10 so many dollars al
n,esept prices. We wish TO show, however,
what would be the effect, if failure were to
occur in Europe, and the price were to adj
vance here. This every one can estimate for
himself. as well as see what would be the eff.
feet upon the whole Union, when we state
that 104, 799, 100 bushels Of wheat were made
in the United States in 1864 quantity far
below, it is believed, the amount of the pres>
ent great wheat year. The United States
have now on hand at least IS 900 600 of BUSH
els of wheat, Of old and new crops, above
what she needs for home consumption. Thus
can it be seen that demand for oil our sur
plus -four abroad, at small advance above the
present price, would bring into the country
about slOOOOOOOo.
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NJ 49, w. A. POWELL, ARCHITECT
W>Sa AND CIVIL ENGINEER. office . doors
from Main, on 18th street, opposite the James River
and kanawha Company's Office, Richmond, Va.
N. BAH professional business promptly attend
ed to. an film
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Appo,STmEsrs.-We notice in the list OF
Consuls. recently appointed by the President.
the following:
Joseph H. Nicholson Of Maryland, at Iunis,
in the place of John H. PAYNE, deceased.
George w. Slacum of Virginia, for the port
of Acapulco, in Mexico, in the place OF r. w.
Rice.
Thomas j. Tabb Of Virginia, for the port OF
Laguna de Terminus, in the place oil A. IL.
Holmes, resigned. ..
Francis Lance Of South Carolina, for the
CITY of Florence. in the place of Edward Gam
age, resigned
Alexander Campbell, for the Island of Mar"
Unique, in the place ofG. G. Fleurot, remos ed.
Also the following among the Chargeships:
Balls NJ. Edney of North Carolina, to be
Charge d'Affaires of the United States OF Anne
RIGA TO The Republic of Guatemala.
Miller Grieve of Georgia, to be Charge d.
Affares of the United States of America near
the Government of Denmark.
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NJ OTlCE.-I have terminated all business cor.
~ nexlon With. FRANK, of this cry, and hav.
placed the Books and Accounts in the hands of A.
Judson Crane, Esq conf Unity with r. r. Howl
son, Esq, for adjustment, whose signatures only or
my own, will be recognized in liquidation
would also take this occasion 10 thank the pub
lie for their liberal encouragement and will short
y be prepared with increased faci i5es to execute
superior work with dispatch, at greatly REDUCED
prices.
s-4-2t+ VIM c. GLOVER
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FINED -Joel B. Bragg was duly fined on yester
day for the misdemeanor Of negro tesmster
named Moses, in driving his team ct unlawful
speed.
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ToUD READING FOX EvEkYBODY.
VI Harper's Library of Select Novels, containing
The Discourse, by Bulw % cents
Florence Sackville, or Self Dependence, BY Mrs
Burburv
The Caztons, Family Picture, by Buwer-37
cents
The Bush Ranger Of Van Deman's Land, by
CHARLES RowcrofI
Gowrie, or the Kings Plot, By R Iames-25
cents
The False Heir, oy Jsmes-25 cents
The Step Mother, oy James, 2 parts-50 cents
The Forgery, Tale, by James-.5 cents
Jane Eyre, sn Autobiography, by Currer Bell
% cents
Thirty Years Since, or the Ruined Family, By
James-2o cents
The Bankers Wife, or Court and CITY, By Mrs
Gore
The Fate, by James--50 cents
Stuart OF Dunleath, by Mrs Caroline NoF!on-.o
cents
Aims and Obstacles, by James 80 cents
Retribution, or the Vale of Shadows, BY Mrs
Southwofth
Sir Theodore Broughton, or Laurel Water By
James-25 cents
A Whim and its Consequences, by James-z'
cents
Together with great variety of Chesp Pubica.
tons, for sale by LEWIS l.. SMITH,
se4 Opposite American.
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r Persons abroad from the city car have :. .n ns
D;spstch seut TO them for any period OF time tnsy
may desire, by leaving their orders ana paying '.'
cash for the time specified.
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ssoIc very IN Re ofoel y
c., FALL GOODS.
VI his own importation, which r. o,f.-..l.
q reduced prices. Also, Canton cbsola s
sets ana iew Plates, Dishes, and Covers y y
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EouND-A- half Moarning PIN, which the
e~nsf ean ooasin ~ paying Tor this advertise.
~ se "a:
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WIN. C. CLOVER.

Z ATTENTION! YOUNG GUAkD.-
3 Attend Special Meeting of your Company on
NJ THIS (Ssturday) EVENING, at half past
aA o'clock. By order of the Captain.
sea A. K. CRUMP. o 6.
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FALL 1MPORTATION- 1SS~
a STEBBfNs nayn

ALA lMssmmIKTATION, 1872
M sTEBBiEs, DAxR4sss.r.
~ Co, Importers and n.s,i1
TTF6 Earthenware, Chm &c sssa
Nj nsve received BY shin. =
W. State, Sheridan aud ra P, 70
r.-.,i from Liverpool, their y I'm =
iurers making their stock iarr. ana sne MAJ d
BY arrivals from the northern cis;es pete;
ceiving their supplies of Glass Ware bo sssy ere
piain, Looking. Glasses and Fancy a,,;s nea 1
adapted to the country and city trade es, v
mefcnanis visiting our city NAV be ..
having inaucemenfs offered which viii ass.a'ed
TO make their purchases with us ''aace d
81 SiEbniNS. DARRACOTT & co
sef front Iron Building I'm D."
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n3ORSAY COLOGNE WATER--y

n9ORSAY COLOGNE WATER.-Ws
are very DESTROYS that every person should
enjoy the benefits of this iuimitable perfume' and
should be very much pleased Il every person woula
purchase bottle For the languor and lassituas
headache and ennui consequent upon this warn
weather. there 10 no odor reviving, 60 refreshins
toe exquisite and pangent odor arising from la,
DOrssy Cologne Water sprinkle hui few, ~.
upon your chamber or parlor foor, aud You mae
the atmosphere redolent OF perfume which aives
IAN the fragrance of summer
When summeris gone"
lew drops upon your 'keI chief will nen,ra,,.. ~
miasma OF noxious vapours and tsasnoans VIZ 4.
your pam n the morning. will refresh YOU tor H..
day. Prepared and sold BY 'o3 .o' 'uV
c..,., GAYNOR 4 WOOD.
. IN and Drusgisss, cor above City Hotel.
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books, NEW SPAP Z RS, MAGA.
l. ZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, &c, Ior
sale at the Literary Emporium Of I. II GKEsh
Am, Brosd street.
LONDON LANCET, for September-5oc
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, as 1t ISL 80
CLIFFORD FAMILY: a tale Of the Old Domin'
ion, by one of her Dsughters-cloth 81, paper &c
TIE DISCARDED DAUGHTER, OF. chlL-
DREN OF THE ISLE, by Mrs Souihworth-.oc
kaICKEkBUCKER MAGAZINE, Tor sep'esn'
ber-25c
ALEXANDER TARDY-25c
MARY SEAMAN, by Mrs Grey--5Uc
434 LIVING AGE-i2ac
THE HEIRS OF RANDOLPH ABbEf--0c
FOREST ROSE Csc 70.
AUNT PHILLIS' CABIN, by Mrs Esstnah-'0'
YANKEE NOTIONS for Sepsemhef-tsAc
Gleason's Pictorial, Flag, Banner, "ave.Iy, a..
thurs Home Gazette. Courier. Museum, E's niHe
Post, Pick. Picayune, Police Gazette, Boston fnos,
Weeky Herald. aud all the papsrs Tor hts See 49,
Sept 9Th, together with everything, IN the eh0'p
publication line, wholesale and retail u
THOS. Ii. GRESHAM,
l0sH Broad street. opposite Broad Street hoss,.
y. Is. just received. large and hne assoiss'.S'
Toy Books, Primnlers. sc, &c. 80
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NOTlCE.-UniOn steamship Company.
~ The undersigned havlng, on the 18Th ultimo'
resigned the agency Of this line Of Steam Packet,
to take effect from The Let September. instap,
would respectfully refer shippers ard others who
may have freight by this line TO their successor Mr.
ROBERT RANKIN, who will give them all neces.
sary Information.
sc 4-lw MAYO e. ATKINSON
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/ OST, on Friday lat between t6e Civ HI
II aud Rockets, my Shipping Papers, en-.
tanning a list or crew, &c, OF schr Oranaa m.
Under Will centera favor and be rewarded. il r..
quired, by leaving them at this office
ALBERT GRAY.
Sc 4-1t* Captain Scbnoner Ori.
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AF:s GOOD BUs!NEss,-F,,gs., -
1a small house suitable for groc.Tv a IN
on the South side of the Canal. rex, sbovo ,e.
briiga leadingtc the Public Warehouse. A.o We
1t adjoining, excellent location for ksenn, ~ '
nal horses. With lhe two united, a good BUSH,
may be done. Apply to ''-'''
Sc 4-6it JOSEPH arrp,
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&T UNION STEAMSHIP CO.,S
a62hk LlNE.-Steamers Pennsylvania ana
virginia, via. Norfolk and Cape Maj to pnila3eI.
phia The steamship Pennsylvania will be read IN
receive freight on Monday, September 9th. Due
note Will be given OF the hour Of sailing For freisht
IT passage apply to
se4 r. RANKIN. Agent
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JfsS.-Al LOT OF Gllat ssohes W. ~
U exper,sd per scar koand poias' ana y -
by .cpreT RANKIN.
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RCTTEK, SUGAR, TEA, BACON. &c.
y am selling prime Butter at only 20 cts per ia;
me beat Gunpowder Tea at SIN cts per ID: extra
foung dyson Tea at 621s per To-; White Sugar for
preserving al ct cts; Crews superior Brown Sosp
at IT Gle per barr Picking Vinegar and Spice. ye,
i@w else, lot OF small Hams and Shoulders f,r
SAFE ~ JOHN 4. BRADLEY.
se4-iW 230 Broad straa,
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4 imp PLAbTKR.-isV toss Lsnp 1sanni
Ii daily expecssd ~ arrise tfoa 900
Point, end tor sse ~ .>crsT RANKIN.
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NEWS, NEWS, NnWs.-Ias ~ sx, nav
~ Newspapers ana Publications q ne gay ,, a9
always be found al the News store, on asxss for
this ", Ell rhe Police Gaxs,t, Weekly nsra'u =.
Tribune Plea Picayune. Spirit oil lne inc -sae.
In Boston, Gle ason's Pictorial, 40 fof Sas' "-'
sale or retail, by s,,rru Aeent
% 4-lt* LEWIS Y. sa. =. -.
UICK LIS. FICK LEs.-Just rscs, ave- ! y. y,
i of prime new Picked Cueamoefs, VIZ - ,hssp
selling as 374 ceuts per gallon, caai = ~
store, No. $50 Broad ssreet. na4nIEY.
"a 4--iws JUN e n~-- -----
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THURSDAY, August 20, 1859.
BUFFALO, 0P. M.-wind r~"'-. rnermometer &c.
Rn . r. nj Tho day bas been nvcu-
ing clear and pleasant. Wind southwest. THERMOMETERS
81
Aupuar p M-Clenr. but rather warm. Wind wos&
Thermometer 81 -
sYnAcusr, p. Mime evening. Cool southwest
wind. Thermoineter so.
Urea, 9P. M.-CleM, pleasant evening. Wind vest
Thermometer rs.
ALBANY, Q p. M-We have had day. EveainG
rather cooler. Wind west. Barometer 29e3o Thse-
mometer77. Mercury 76.
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Two Days Later from Bucnos Ayres.

AuKusL
By the arrival Of the ship Louisa We have Buenos
Ayres dates to the 4h Of July days later than the
advces received per Asia. We do not and anything of
interest in addition to that received from England
Letters dated the 3D. state that order will doubt be
maintained and that further troubles VII proba-
bly, take place
Business was very dull and produce scarce. Hides
higher and stu rising. Freights lowounces quo
ted at 2S4
large number of French and English vessels in
port, and but few American.
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ASTROLOGY.


FI>HE WONDER OF THE WORLD.-IF YOg WISH TO
gain correct information on marriages Deaths losses
lawsuts &c. call and SEQ the gifsed aud wonderful lady
Madam Clifton. There is nothing the world can surpass
her in astoegy She also cures disease. BY charms ad
II themselves Tako nooeshe is no humbug Residence,
% Thompson street.
MOTHER VOLUNTARY EVIDENCE OF THAT
n celebrated Astrolngers skIt gives as pleasure to
that contemporaries appreciate the ana skin
OF that noble astrofoger Roba,k. The following IL
editorial from the Williamsburg Daily Gazette OF July
g. 1862 Read and refeot:-Astroogy Messrs Editors-l
have my time good many "dcvelopments
purporng TO be but must confess that my
this way have only led to the detection OF
posture On the other hand have within the last year
become acquainted with very extraordinary man, who
without making pretenson to knowledge beyond the
sphere Of natural Sciences forcts events and
pie Against misfortune with Of prescenoe that
we'll strike the skeptical dumb with aston
refer 70 Dr. Roback eminent Swedish philosopher
And the greatest Of living astrologer His famo founded
upon thsusands Of successful predons draws multudcs
Of every GLASS TO his residence. No White street. He
points out BY based the movements Of
Tho tho Fortunate and
TO know that HIS been
means o syertins great eys which have occurred
individuals hlndly forward their career
without having their Psshs aminst.d By ths torch o
eompshnens Of miracles By hgmsn agency but DO aver
Robaok the striking proof Of the power Of occult
art within tho range Of my observation
or reading
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Very Interesting from Havana.


MORE ARRESTS BY THE GOvERNMENT-RU I0RED
SHOOTING OF SUPPOSED CoNsPIRATORs-TERRI
STATE OF SOCIETY. ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, August 81 1852.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Empire City have
dates from Havana to August 18TH being four days later
The excitement at Havana relative to the publication
Of revolutionary documents still continued and many
more arrests had been made by the government. The
Governor General had announced that all persons
yced Of being the authors Of these publications should
be put to death.
II ao reported that several Of the supposed offend
had been shot but the rumor Is not credited
The GGceG de Ia Hnba,a, in recent number gave
roncy to article Of very threatening tone in which
asserted that the Governor partially acquainted
with the persons engaged in printing the revolutionary
documents from the appearance of the first number
but that he waited for certain information Of the
fact.
The editors OF the Picdyae have private letter
from highly creditabe and responsible source which
states that many OF the Spanards themselves
gged in the conspiracy and that further seizures
ntions Of war &C., bad been made.
The yellow fever and cholera still prevailing on
the island but not to alarming extent Havana it.
self quite healthy; robberies assassinatons, and
murders, continued Of almost daily occurrencethe
tbors Of which generally contriyed to escape.
The growing crops presented favorable appearance
Sugars firm but rather dull The supply OF coffee
was quite limited Freights dull and vessels abundant
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BALTIMORE, August 26, 1852
man representing himself as Capt. Mclean, WAS Or.
rested at New Orleans the 2st ins In the act Of
deavoring to pass forged drst purpoiung 20 De draSn
ensei Co. Of ST. Louis The draft was for $2700. The
accus ed was hel 10 answer.
Gen persiffrP srth LEFT New Orleans on the DIST for
Wa hington bg a.fis olLer uf Cen Scott
Auassemcnt = Ioos q. Wi:..i.ssO., :. e, y So
grand public recspton TO lion Whhsa King.
Dc nal ssuSh Of RoiEonI las boon rssc yci h, nirt
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House or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, August 20, 1852
TRI- WEEKLY MAIL BETWEEN ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ
Mr. PEN:, from the Post OiIce Committee reported
back without amendment. the Senate bill providing for
tri weekly mail from New Orleans to Vera Cruz and
back In steam vessels and authorizing the Postma ter
General to make contract for the same for Ave years
at a cost not exceeding 100000 per annum.
Messrs. PENN and ST. MARTIN briefly advocated the
bill when, after an Intellectual motion to lay 1t ON the
table, 1t was passed.
EXTENSION THE PAYMENT OF DUTY on RAIL.
Mr. PENN reported back the Senate bill for the relief Of
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company, by
e1xndng ior four years the payment Of the duty
Mr. MQUEEN (dem) Of s. O.. explained that this road
would make complete tho chain Of railroads from Port
land Maine, to New Orleans with the exception thirty
tioc Thus the carriage of mails would be avoided
ana failures between the North and South consequently
freyented.
"9fe0'o lay the bill on the table
~ was h.'ally passed by yeas lo7 nays 65
- TIE LIGHTHOUSE APPROPRIATION BILL
Tit.a ~ thp hp.ssd and the House then went into
,ha % rnT the state of the Union, on
THE INDIAN ArPRor.- .r,o1 puy
dull debate took place some os the amendments
That appropratipI S69o000 to carry Ito effect the
treaty with the Sioux Of the Mississippi was
In, together with OTHERS
discussion ensued concurring in tho Senates
amendment to the mode Of paying the Indians their
annuities but this not disposed Of before the Com
mittee rose
MOVEMENT FoR EVENING SESSION
Mr.. HousToN (dem) of Ala, asked the House to have
evening session. for If the business continued to be
transacted in this way Of the appropriation bills
might be lost
Mr. CARTIER, (dem.) of Ohio, objected and moved ON
adjournment, which, at 8 O'Clock prevailed.
A There slim attendance throughout the day