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ROOTS AND SHnES

THE undersigned have on hanl laFse and
il WI selected assortment OF AOR THEM
and CITY MADE IFoRK, which kill Dc sold
az a very small advance above cost. Persons pre-
ferrins this kind Of Work, will fqd tx really TO
their advantage TO tuy q US, as the2.-s IN all
work sold ht Us will he repaired fret es C-5erre.
RILEY s. MCDANIEL
High Street, Harpers, Ferry, May X. 1855. n
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To HE lEisierS in the salIcy.
MARTIN g. H0HSnN,

= flour AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corner Of .taic aud Ba.fiore Streets Baai40rs, I'D.
IGsHANKFUL to theft friends and rhe Farmers
a 10 Eingitia WAC have s. literdsf sustained
their House Offer iucrea "a faciliestG The prompt
and Most satisfactory Performance II all business
eennlted 10 heir care.
Baltimore july - l-53-lv.
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RANDOLPH & LATIsuER
GeReral Commission MeEchants,

GO SOS Oh s.. BOULTS HHARF,
BAlTlM0RE, Md;
A FTEND r-rlicnlarsv 10 the sale OF Flour,
"A BHEAT. CORN and az kinds;ef cuUN-
try PRODUCE, and are prepared 10 furnish
bags 10 farmers wishing 10 csnsign 10 ;hem.
Baltiin re- Nov a5 1852
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WITCHES AND JEWE49F.i
~ III
KlR.ll OVAL.


II WOULD taforns.6s citizens 81 iihiserrpirl Il
u the public generally, tharI have Il Er1lUsgk
my WATCH and JEW BLR Y+STogE u y
All BALTIMORE. STREE n, ~ IA "a tlEE
GRartss strces Baittaaare where thew will hts
large supply Of fac GOLD Levers I.er!pa 4.
silver lay AFCfIES ~ every aesss1rtisf.
GOLB LE rER.S ffam SIS .oS,gn. A
ALSO, a variety Of Gol1 c4airs. Eeys b.
Pencils aid pensl Rings. Gar. Riars. BrsklS
&e. Alse, a fine assafttnrEl oil SILVER SnefSl
Caps, Butter fal Eruit Knives al rtnuine sll 4
HCsin. yarielY 81 Al5alta F,sfEs, sp9onkI Ne
&C. Clocks and Fancy G6osS A laraelass 3
meht Of Wa;ch.makers Teols, Jewels. HanakEkr
Watch Glass nfevers kind. iS
Eg COUNTRY A1E8l CHANTS and We
makers will fad il 70 their interest," 10 call angt
anime my goods, as | intend sell rs low rs &
other house, al wholesale or retail prices
Gil LfiS~Bf AK II z
No az Baltimore street., fsaltinier5s
Marcel ~, ls53.-iy i-f
=
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u lone lately in he occupancy Of " L Iiaker.
deceased aud The other occupied By Mr. Fortsy.-
Application may be made 10 W. @ WsF,hf1efun
orH. n. Gallahef Possession venlimmedla5ely
Anril l. 1850
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er choice brands,
50 tiefces pure Cider VINEGAR.

~ Ia the selection and purchase be The ascse
they have been influenced bY the incTeasea III.
ties OF transportation via Rail Road and ksahal,
and have greatly enlarged their supplies teslhcet
the increased demand, and as he larger 7sepsr-
liea Of their stock was purchased before H. late
adraHoes they are fully prepared TO offer as Great
iasacsnenls as can be found in any Of The NSthErn
r. An examination from al in search1sf bar
gains is respectfully solicited. LIZ
McvElGH. & CHAMBERLAIN.
September -, 1853.
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TWO Dollars and fifty Cents

a.. Nv. b. PALMER, he AAseriesn Ne--sp ~
1rent = III only atlftofr<ef -enf III this paper Is she
citik2 Of B3Ston. New YORK. ard Pbadefphia and H.
daily en- powered 10 take md ss-ritts
atfe rates a. reqnresl BY ~ His rrreifs vii 81 A.
rarsiea q q as.sueafs. Ils1fEses -gllSF0E SD
stayAs Betliaxs NEW YORK 1T5b1he f5fsdides
PHILADELPHIA, y. W. corner Third and Chefsta.
streets.'.s
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MANUFHCTORY.
wn6. s. ANDERSON.
MARBLE STONE CUTTER,

AAD2 LIZ ~ O-tAA - y s@-~y
Frederick City, III,
DETURNS Sis thanks to the citizens ofiJsiJer-
n. son and adjoining counties foF The hbefsfPa-
frontage extended 10 him ahis line OF business re-
spectfaliy gives notic- that ne i now prepared to
execute all kinds Of work r. his line-zsnch as
Monuments, Tombslabs, Head and
Foot Stones, &C.,
81 the shortest notice. aad upoa the most reason7-
! bic terms; and his work shall compare win any
cher n the country. All Stones delivered al my
own risk and expense. fs.
Al orders thankfully received and promptly al
tended 70. Address 81
WM. s. ANDERSON
Frederick Cav, Md,
n J. W. Mc6slNNtS, Agent
ckarleslown. Va,
or JOHN GeRlDENOUR. Agdnl
30, 1853. Hafpers-Ferfx, Va.
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McVeigh 8 Chamberlain, HI
WiEoLEsALE GRoCE8S,
Produce and Commits ion Merchants,
PRINCE STREET IrH4RFt

lave the pleasure to make known II the,y
LII customers and dealers generally The arrival
OF their FAIL ST'OC4K purchased tirecily.of tie
iEPoftezs in New Ypik and Boston, and lconiistinS
in part follows HI
$50 hhds N 0, P. Riso and Cuba Sakars.
% Clarified 10 4.
- bores Double Refned Loaf 40
lbs bbls Crushed and#Pulyefized do "
80 g Gfanulsted do u
lbs bids Trinidad. cafdenas, Muscoyado andlsusaH
house holasSek,
lo5 bhls OF and Sagar-hopse syrup,
800 bags Green Rio Marieaito, Laguita ate Ms
100 bn n,l.a Old white coy,, Java Cuba, cttse
From ieng experience and catefu selection they af
prepared offer the largest and derfra b stoeI
OF recently imported TEAS that has everlbeen 6tfe
cd in this market which the attention ofpnTebaseS
is particularly requested. They eRumeTdte 4ie fes
lowing variety, viz I.S
I05 chests and half chests Extra Gump. Ted
- . Imperial aid Y HySon dc II.
65 Pouehong-in great variety do 81 !.
100 !" GunP., Imperial and y HysoH- lS
medium quality : do q
% tierces fresh beat Rice, ifH
60 bags Grain Peppef,
50 ts.s Pimehto, II fsS
10 mats Cinnamon, ~ q
l65boxes Ground Pepper aud Ginger, l:.
81 bags Race, III ~
2l5 lbs Mace, Fl 5..5
800 lbs. Nuimegs-No. J.
10 boxes Castle. Toilet and yaregated bar Soatk
225 Z DARK and Pale ROsin do tT.
500 & Mould Candies,
$50 Sperm aud Adamantine do Ia ~
IL Their attention has been more particularly Ill.
the selection of their stock Of TOBACCO mi
SEGdRS than usual and il will he found On liam tna.
lion equal in variety ID any in this MARKET Iheyin-
vile attention 10 The following brandsand quafti IS
comprising portion 81 their stock. viz - kaI /
lis bozes Cobb. saunders Campbell aud yitsk!oss
Leaf Catendish Tobacco,
$50 boxes 5s. $ and rs Ayres. Taylor and othssI
brands DO
$50 boxes medium grades and brands do.
25,o00 Principe, Eidofado, Cuba aud ether choice
brands Segars
30 900 Cheroois-in great variety do
so COO haf-SpaniSh aud Common / do
IS boxes Garretts No Scotch sifuf.
GO jars scented RaPpee %
y bblS Bladder do 4,
$50 boxes s >>f0 and 10 %i2 Window Glass, ~
20 casks Sup Curb. soda, +
. = SalRrairs, tx
30 Bales Wrapping Irvine, n
$50 coils Flax and Jnie Rope, sE
so doz. Cotton plowi Lines, 5
$50 Painted Pales.
$50 q Corn Brooms, "a m
l25 boxes and half boxes Raisins
IS bales Soft Shelled Almonds, "A ~
20 Flberts,
10 hbls Pecan Nuts. i tI
Screams Weeping rrr, Il
$50 - Doubie do
$50 a Ruled Cap and Letter Do f'
1875 soxes Fresh Mustard.
100 lndgo-No. ]. +s
IS Maceasoui. ~
70 Chocolate and Cocoa.
II 30 casks Old Maaeira WILMA
65 . pale aud brown Sherry sOt
s5 Old Port dol
65 s. Sweet Malaga iss
IS I. White, Cooking tci
50 baskets Champagne, State, Anchor, aneptA-
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Wells A. Harper 8 Co,
Wholesale Dealers n
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &e,

Hare he pleasure 70 annohace 70 fie,r cnsaers az
ether dsaiers ne dvTirai Of iasir FAIL q
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7Q0E CASES AND CARTOONS 81 skE
4OOC various description OF goods 10 tEkiy
line. all Of which we're purchased difees II sh5
Msarfactnyeys IN Ne1r EaelanS under III n1st Ia;
vorable circumstances and consisting Id part Is
follows viz:
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305 bags Green Rio EAlaricaiho. Laguita ak.l Ms
nilll CtfFseI
100 bags Old White Govt. Java E Cuba do I
From ieng experience and Careful selection they afS
prepared offer the largest and derira biz stoeS
OF receniy imported TEAS that has ererbeep bfItte
ed in this market, which the attention ofpnrehAsesS
is particularly requested They ehumeTale tie fels
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-13
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Experience having fully convinced of the superio
the CASH all others in the conduct of bust
ness have determined to offer such inducements
the patrons of the DAILY TINES will secure
rigid adherence to that system We therefore
that the paper will be faithfully served to any subscriber
within the limits of the city, hereafter for the sum
OF Fee Dollars paid at the time of subscribing, within
thirty days thereafter And any patron books
eau at the expiration of his subscription year, within
thelimt specified his subscription by paying SIS
Those who may choose avail themselves of the ad
vance payments, will be charged So heretofore. This
arrangement will render the Times of the cheapest
papers published in South and WILL trust, induce
friends aid in extending its crcu alton in every
quarter.
We contemplate, during the year. giving greater d.
very to the columns of the paper. and making other
improvements whchw add to its general interest.
But is province to perform, not to promise, So
ulge us bv our acts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-13

~ The New York t2bress. after referrin
to the present distracse; condition of Mexico
and the difficulties between that country and tn
United States, craving out of the Tehuantepe
dispute, says:
"In oil probability, notwithstanding tho NOR
noisy clsinor as to Cuba, Mexican States will b.
first added to this Union The Mexican issue i
| practical one. These diesensions disorders anr
revolutions are on our land borders, and Mexic,
has no army. no fleet. Cuba has, to protect her
nor allies as probably England and France are
| i'm the case of Cuban INVASION With addition.
to Territory in the Mexican direction slavery i.
| certaiu to be extended, and then again come
troublesome questions to distract the Union"
| IT, as the Express anticipates, another slice OF
J Mexico shall fall into our hands, it is to be hoped
| that the Slave States will insist upon making the
extension in a Soutkerly direction. II is now
evident that if slavery is to be extended at ALL 1t
| must be done by the annexation of territory ly-
ing far to the South. Negro slavery will not
travel Westward. Experience has already de-
monstrated the fatal delusion, under which those
Southern mon labored, who looked to California;
Utah, and New Mexico us theatres for the fur
their diffusion of slave institutions. The people
o
country from which we are bound to infer that
in their Judgment, it cannot be probably employ
cd there Asto New Mexico, this province ap-
pears to be unfit for the habitation of civilized
man, and to be wholly incapable of sustaining any
other population than a few tribes of rowing sava
yes The Secretary of War. We believe, seri-
ously proposed in his late report, that Congress
should ..buy ous' all the white Inhabitants, on
condition of their removing from tho country,
and thus relieving the Government from the
trouble and expense of protecting their lives and
property.
In respect to Utah we know but little, hut no
man, we presume, now expects that slavery will
ever take foothold in any portion of the terri
tory acquired from Mexico by the treaty of Gna.
dalupe Hidago. Had some of the Southern
provinces been annexed, the result would have
been different. In tn language of the Express,
slavery would certain ly" have been extended.
The native cline of the African lies many de-
grees South of our famous compromise line Of
36 deg 80 min, and it is ouly as we approach
the tropics, that we find the appropriate sphere
for his labours. The operation of causes that nc
longer exist, and which in all probability will
never arise again, has planted the institution of
African slavery in regions far north of this, but
under existing circumstances it is vain to expect
that we shall ever witness the like again. We
hold that the marcia of slavery on this continent
is efectually and forever arrested every direc-
ton but one, aud that il we are to have an outlet
at ALL we must turn our faces tow ards the tropics
to find it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-13

| SNAIL koTEs TN rfir u. C.+-The following
isan abstract of Mr.. Fcklin's bill now before the
House of Representatives, for the suppression o
small notes in the District of Columbia
| Section l declares that ifany person, associa
| ton, body polite corporate within the District
| Of Columbia from and after the passage of the
| act, shall make, emit, issue or utter any bill of
credit, bank note, promissory note, bill of ex-
change, order, ticket, or any other instrument OF
| writing in less amount or ola less denomina-
! ton than five dollars, to be used as a paper chr
rency, or as a circulating medium, either rs mo-
ney, or in lieu oil money, or ofany other curren.
cy, or shall make, sign or draw endorse, &C..
any bank note &C., every such person, &C., shall
be liable to Indictment for misdemeanor and on
conviction, to be imprisoned for term of not less
than ten days, nor more than one year, and fined
10 Il sum not less than one hundred nor more
than five hundred dollars. And in case of an as
sociation Of any sort committing any of the often
ces aforesaid, each member shall be esumsd ;,
prma facie, to be concerned ia, and to have assem-
ted to the commission of such offence, and the
burthen of proving dissent to rest on the party.
Section 2 imposes like fine and imprisonmentfor
keeping banking house, brokers' office or other
place ot business tor the purpose mentioned iu
the first section, each day constitutinga distinct
and separate offence.
Section 3 provides that all issues to be used a.
n circulating medium in the District shall be
made payable in money at the place of issue; and
in default the amount shall be recoverable by &C
ten of debt before any justice of the peace in the
District; tho parties to the issue not to be dis
charged from the arrest until payment is made
Section imposes fine of ten dollars for each
particular issue under the amount of five dollars
recoverable in qui tam action of debt before
any justice Of the peace, &c, subject to certain
provisions.
Section appea tho same penalties designed
In the previous section to any person associa-
ton who shall bring into the District Of Columbia
Tor circulation, as currency, any Of the issues
prohibited by this act
Section vitiates all contracts in which an
agreement is made to receive any of the issues
prohibited by this act.
Section vacstes all licences granted for any
kind OF business on proof the violation of the
provisions of this act.
Section prescribes tho duties OF sundry off
GERS in enforcing the act.
Section relates to certain testimony, and
section 10 enforces the net upon it's passage, aud
repeats all former acts repugnan to the provisions
of this.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-13
REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.

We learn from the National Inteligencer that
Mr.. Stockton presented to tho Senate Mon
day, report from the Naval Committee, accom-
panied by a Bill proposing reorganization of
the Navy of the United States. 1t recomme nds
retired list as Indispensable to the efficiency of
the service, and deprecates promotion by semi
ority of commission without regard t, other con-
siderations. 1t holds that rs officers ia command
are sometimes required to compete with the
highest professional talent of Europe. and to ex
ercise great discretion in the protection of our
commercial marine, they should be selected with
a proper regard for their suitability to such COM
niand. 1t approves of the ranks Of Commander,
Lieutenants Commanding. and Second Lieuten-
| ants, but suggests the abolishment of the grade
of Masters and Passed Midshipmen. For the
seamen it recommends such increase of pay as
will approximate the amount pail by the com
mercal marine, and proposes rewards of merit,
besides opening the way to promotion to the
sailor boy whose conduct is worthy of it.
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Post Office at The Courthouse of the county in
which the drawer endorser may reside.
Mr.. BARBOUR, from the Committee of Reads
and Internal Navigation, presented bill ex-
empting proprietors of railroad iron from taxa
tiun until their works are done.
message was received from the Senate that
they had passed bill establishing a Bank at
Port Royal, in Caroline county. The rules Of
the House were suspended and the bill read a
second and third time and passed.
On motion,
The Houca then adiournad
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1858.
An act appropriating $1,000 for repairing and
building at the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, was
road the first and second times, and referred to
tho Committee on Lunatic Asylums.
The following gentlemen were appointed to
constitute the committee under the resolution of
Mr.. Bennett, relative to the printing of the de-
bates of the Convention-Messrs. BENNETT,
CARRINGTON, HUNTER, MCCAULEY and PARKS
Mr. STUART, from the Committee on Agricu-
ture, Submitted report the petition of citizens
of Marion county, praying the passage of u law
for the better protection of sheep by imposing a
tax on dogs in said county; and on resolution to
them referred relative to the appointment
of an agricultural chemist
Mr.. WELLMAN offered the following resolu-
ton
Resolved, That when this House ndjourns on
Monday, the 2sth of February, it will with the
consent of the Senate, ad ourn sine die.
MIR. MORGAN moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
Mr. IMBopEr moved its indefaite postpone
ment.
On this motion Mr. Patrick demanded the
previous question, which was sustained, and being
put, was determined in the negative.
The question recurring on the motion of Mr.,
MORGAN to lay the resolution on the table, it
was determined in the negative-ayes 81, noes
70.
Mr. MooRE, of Jefferson, moved to amend the
resolution by adding thereto the following:
Provided, That all the important business of the
House shall have been despatched.
Mr. RICE moved to amend by striking out the
words "2Sth," an inserting "l5th."
On this motion, Mr.. JACKSON, of d. and T. de-
manded the previous question, which was sustain
ed by the House, and being put. Was determined
in the af1irmative-ayes So, noes 43.
Mr.. WELLmAN moved to lay the resolution on
the table-pending Which,
On motion of MIR. DUNLAP, the same was post
poned indefinitely.
An act creating Commissioners of the sinkin 9
fund and providing tor the payment ofthe semi
annual interest on, and redemption Of the p ublic
debt being the order of the day was on the motion
of Mr.. BARBOUR postponed to, and made the or
der for to morrow at IL O'Clock.
A bill providing for tho removal offree negroes
and mulattoes from the Commonwealth, was
taken up, on motion of MIR. PRESTON, aud made
the order of the day for the 3 st inst.
On motion of Mr.. McCAuLY,
Resolved. That the Committee of Courts OF
Justice enquire into the expediency of amending
he existing law to authorize notice in casse
tot protests on negotiable paper to DO sent to the
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-13

Craig, astone mason by trade, yesterday appeared
before the Mayor to answer the charge of tres
passing on the stone yard near the Basin. now or
recently under the management of ]. w. Davis
The evidence showed that Craig, who had for
merly worked 10 the yard, went there on Tuesday
last, when Davis ordered him away. Believing
that D. possessed authority to enforce the or
DOR Craig refused to leave, and threatened to
"laine' Davis If he attempted to eject hin -
The Mayor, believing Craig had acted improper
fy held that citizen to bail il the sum of 5000 to
keep the peace
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENA1 E.
TUESDAY, January IL, 1853.

TUESDAY, January IL, 1858.
Mr.. AMBER, from the committee for Courts
OF Justice, reported that it is insxpedient to
amend chapter 1o7 of the Code OF Virginia. in
relation the property of infants.
On motion of Mr.. BRowN-Resolved. That a
special committee Of five be appointed to enquire
into the expediency Of reporting bill authorizing
further subscription on the part of the Common
wealth of one-ffth of the capital stock of the lea
ding and unfinished lines of rail roads, as will.
probably, when finished, pay into the treasury six
more per cent upon stocks held by the State
in said roads. subsequently. on motion of Mr.
SHAcKELroRD, the vote adopting this reso-
luton was reconsidered. and it was laid on the
table.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter of the Central Bank of
Virginia.
Concerning the Merchants and Farmers Bank
of Clark sburg.
Concerning the Eastern Lunatic Asylum. The
bill appropriates $1,000 forthe purpose of repair
ing granares, &c. The vote was ayes 26 no
Mr.. CowAN-1.
BANK AT LEXINGTON.
The rules were suspended and Mr.. PAXTON
directed to inform the House of the passage of Il
bill authorizing the establishment of branch
bank at Lexington. This bill passed some days
since.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Mr.. Mason offered the following Joint
resolution, which, under the rule, lies one
days
Resolved, That when the Senate adjourn on
the Sd Of March, it will with the consent of the
House Of Delegates adjourn without day.
INFANTS ESTATES.
The report of the Committee for Courts of
Justice in relation to amending chapter 81 OF the
Code, SO as to allow the sale of real estate belong
ing to minors, for purposes of education, &C.,
presented this m'rning.) was discussed by
Messrs. CAMPBELL, BRENT and SAUNDERS in
oppostion Messrs. AMBER and SHEr FEY in favor
and Messrs. WATSON and PARKER, who contend
cd that the present laws granted all the powers
asked. Without coming to vote,
Mr.. WATSON moved that the Senate adjourn.
Ayes 10, noes -. No quorum voting.
Mr.. CAMPBELL moved that tho Senate adjourn.
Ayes 13, noes l3. The Chairman (Mr. WARD)
voted aye, and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-13

THE CoLoRIc SHIP ERIsssoN is no longer an
experiment. On Tuesday last she made nine
miles per hour against wind and tide, with i'm
perfect machinery. The gentlemen in New
York, though whose instrumentality this hot air
ship has been built, are so fully satisfied with the
success of the vessel, that it is their intention to
lay the kees of other and still larger ships, OF the
capacity of 1000 tons, into which engines Of
sufficient power will be placed to give them a
much higher maximum speed. 1t is reported that
during tho present year ut least six vessels of this
description will be built for the same parties.
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CONGRESS-TUECDAy

SENATE.-After the usual morning business the Sc
nate into executive session. when after de
BATE the injunction of secrecy with regard the pro
ceedngs relating to the ratification of the Clayton Sui
tr aty removed-yeas 81, nays 25, and the Sc
nate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Aterp passing resolu
ton ordering the printing of 90 900 copies of the report
of til, superintendent OF the accompanying the
Presidents last annual message the House went into
Committee of the Whole the state OF the Union Mr
Brown of Mississippi in the char and taking up the
special orfler-the bill suppress small notes as cur
rency in the District of Coumba-it was debated by
Messrs Cartier, Averett Bowie, Toombs, Fckn. Mill
and Orr The committee then rose, and the House
adjourned