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FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
GlRARD FIRE l. MARINE of PhiladeIphin q
IdpatM 100000.
EQUITABLE FIRE at London.
Capital - $500 OOO
ETNA LIFE, of Hartford Connecticut.
Cop't@ $l5O,OOO
NATIONAL LIFE, of London
CdpfM $3.50, 900.
II lskS will be taken at lou rates on BUILDINGS
: Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other
insurable property against loss or damage by fire
situated IN Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria
and in the County. Also on Lives for rrayell;no ana
residence in all parts of the world. Persons want
ing insurance will certainly find it to their interest
by applying at the Office north side of Fennsriva
MIA avenue, between Az and 9Th streets,
sep l2-M&W
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Washington Branch Railroad.
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ITNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6 and g a. M,
81 and p. M.
On Sunday NJ 6 a. M, and 5 n. ~.
The Train Al P. m. 10 Express, and Stops only al
Annapolis junction and Relay; the ether, at all WY
stations.
Trains at a. M. and 3 y P. n, connect with An
napolis
IFaiks at a. N. and p. m, connect Wet.
Trans Al = aud a. m. and p. m, connect Eat
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 q
DO do do and return | 50
Da do Annapolis - y
Do do do xnd return 1 ~
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issaed. L. n. PARSONS,
iy l6-u Agent
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING STORE

LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING STORE.
~ G. FORD has just received the following de-
i II. scfiptions of LEATHER, to which he invites
the inspection of the trade:
$50 sides Of prime Spanish Sole Leather
20 dozen Phila. Calf Skins
do do Kipps
40 do French Calf Skins, of best makers
20 do Patent Calf Skins, r. & A. K, D. c.
80 do Morocco Skins
IS sides Harness and Bride Leather
Shoe Skirtings and Slaughter Leather
A large assortment of French and English Last
ings, black and colored
Gallons and Laces TO match
Boot Trees, Lasts, and Solze Kilt
ALI OF which will be sold on most reasonable terms
TH0S. G.. FORD,
eth street, near the Patent Office.
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NOTICE-We are now opening one of the rich
est and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York and Philadephis brought to this
market We think 1t is useless for us to enumerata
articles, as We could not describe their richness and
beauty, but respectfully invite the attention Of the
public. HALL { BROTHER,
sep 2l-eotf
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
NHE subscriber begs leave to call the ATTENTION of
i Housekeepess and the public generally to his
extensive stock of Housekeeping Goods, comprising
Tenders, Coal Scuttles, Shovels
Lookidg- glasses, Walters,
Andirons Of various kinds, Wood-saws
Wood-horses, c. g. Wood axes, Fire Stands
Waffle Irons, Nut Picks, Stair Rods
House and Tea Bells
Knives and Forks, various qualities, a splen
did assortment
Carvers, Steels, Bread Knives
Timed, Iron, Britannia, German Silver, Alba
Is, and Silver plated Tea, Table, and Dessert
Spoons
Brass. Polished, Steel, Iron, and Kitchen Shovel
and Tongs
Coffee Mile, Candlesticks, Shutters
All kinds of Kitchen Utensils.
And indeed almost everything in the Housekeep-
Ing line.
Hou.ekeepers and others are invited to examine
my stock before purchasing, my terms are such
as cannot fail to please.
JOHN W. BADEN,
South side Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
oceS&Wtill1stDec-
Marl Gazette and Rock. Journal
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FUNERALS.

The subscriber is prepared 10 az
O4Ez3A2s18'r END, al The shortest notice, 20 any
calls in this line, and will sPare pains ~ renssr
entire satisfaction TO all who dsire ms asssne
in performing the last tribute ~ respect TO the dead
Iiearse always in readiness. Mourning Capr ana
Shnuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber beer leave 10 call the attention oi
the public 20 his PATENT CORPSE PRESERFEK,
which has been already tested the families Of sew
eral in this city. 20 whom he can refer 10
It's efficacy in preserving the body from decomros-
ton for amy length of period.
J. w. PLANT, 10 street
aug Iesly bet 9th and 10Th stree1s
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yVfv, ,,7c;.1 We have this morning received our
ENMy2El regular supply of the latest Music
published, consisting IN part Of
dreamed of thee; My heart is thine, Speak kind
ly; When round my cot; Womans Rights Ada
Clare; Robins 90 nplaint; Yankee Doodle and Anna
liza Vase, by Strakosch; Mulers Bijon of the Opera,
In twelve numbers; Italian Blowers in II numbers,
by Boyer; Morning Glory Waltz; Prima Donna
Waltzss Southern Waltz; Heotrope Waltz O1ymp-
ic schottische; Rainbow schottische; Ladies pOlks;
in addition to assortment of Duets, Guitar Mu-
ST. Instruction Books for piano guitar, violin, flute
ACCORDION, &c. JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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REMOVAL.
The Metropolitan Paper Hanging aud
UDhOlstery Ware. H oopsas

REMOVAL.
The metropolitan II aper Hanging a nd
Upholstery Ware.RO0ms
Hare been TeInored to 1h st. bet d and Sts. north.
NO. 5, WARRINGTON PLACE.
HAVING removed my place of business to more
commodious PREMISES would respectfully 90
licit call from my former friends and the public
generally, feeling confident that they will not be dis
appointed in the quality Of my goods and prices.
have just returned from the North, with new
and large assortment of this seasons goods which
will be found, in quality and price, superior to any
hitherto brought to this city. My stock of PAPER
HANG1NGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK Is executed
byworknen in my employ, which, in every instance,
will warrant TO possess the best material and work
manship.
Houses and Halls papered, at the shortest notice,
by experienced wOrkmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and FeRitfan BLINDS, Hair, Moss Cotton and
Shuck MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS of every des
nphon for sale. Church Pews re- cushoned at
moderate charges.
i6j- A call is solicited.
JOSEPH T. K. PLANT,
aug lo-lyes 9TH street, bet. ID and E.
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DA II r Y'S TRICOPHEROUS,L LYONS
ID Ksthairon, Phalon's Hair Invigorator, Eau
Lustral, Lubin's and Harrisou's Extracts Farina,
Cologne, POmatum, Hair Oil, T. ilet Powder, Puff
Boxes, Hair, Tooth, Nall, Cloths Bathing and Cloth
Brushes Dressing, Side. Puff, and Tuck Combs Woi
Card, Office, Fishing, and Toy Baskets in addition
to variety Of useful and ornamental fancy goods,
at the Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
J. i. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
q.
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sTERE0sC0PE DAGUERRRoTYpEs

4 RE daily taken at THOMPS0N'S GALLERY. In
"A the highest style Of perfection. They are fir
superior to the ordinary daguerrcotypes and will
eventually supercede them altogether There is but
one opinion of them. They are truly beautiful His
Gallery is on Pa avenue, bet. ~ and 9th SITS
0-lw
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor q Maury's.
IN Poetry Of the Year, passages from the Poets,
descriptive Of the seasons with ~ exquisi'ely col
orcd illustrations from drawings by eminent ariste
elegantly bound.
tifuly engraved and colored maps with comparative
scales
Parey's Present FOR all Seasons profusey ulustra-
ted and handsomely bound in illuminated leather.
Memoir Of the late Rev. VIM. Cros<well, D. D.. Rec
tor Of the Church Of the advent, Boston, Mass, by
his Father.
The Life of VIM. Pinckney, by his Nephew, the
Rev. WIN. Fnckney, d. d.
The Works Of John c. Calhoun, vol 3.
The Industry Of all Nations, the New York Exhi
bition illustrated.
nov = Bookstore, near eth At.
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DAZOIRs LECOUTRE E The celebrated
IL American coneave frame back RAZoRg e. -
these Rasnrs have no equal in their extr me d,,s.
hiiity end keenpess Of edge. Trey can Re obtairei
genuine, with single or double blades. Fl
III. LINDSLEY's
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th strsst.
oc John, newt e a.i.. ~
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iENTLEMEN,s BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Eereth street. east side three doors north Penn are
-6n G. Bremen respectfully invites the cti-
Zens of Washington and its vicinity to an
inspection of his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
49, Cutters, &c, all of his own workman
ship, and manufactured from the very best mate rails
Also, Boots and Shoes made to order from the finest
French Calf skins and Patent Leather, at a price
equally as low as charged elsewhere. A call is so
lIclted sep l-eoim
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GENTLEMEN's BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

COrnsr Of 18Th and G. STREETS
T. J. F. GRIMES respectfully calls the atten-
Ation Of his customers and the citizens of Wash
- ington that he is prepared to sell his own
manufacture of fine singlesole BOOTS for 81. Dou-
ble-soes for 81 so. Shoes 81 to 81 so. Boys and
Youths Shoes Of all kinds Ladies' and Misses
Morocco Boots and Shoes Don't forget to call and
examine for yourselves. &C 7-eolm&
ENLEMENS' SHA !-Travellins
" SHAWLS full size and good styles, at
STEVENS SalesrOom,
oc 26- Union Browns Hotel
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GAS FIXTURES,

'I'Hs subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
Il the public that his stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some Of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that he is now prepared 70 sell at
the lowest rates Persons In want of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine-they will no doubt
ind ID to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted With gas
tubing at the usual rates.
BOY is wanted to learn plumbing and pss-at.
ting. J. w. THOMPSON.
Pa avenue, one door from llth st., =. sids.
oc 2S-d1m-
" ID. GILMAN, Druggist, has for sale Ne.
II. diein.l LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Port, and
cherry, which can be relied on as pure, being i'm
ported expressly for medical uses Alec, agent for
wole's Aromstac schnapps.
90 e.
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@ehr A CARD.-The subscriber avails him
u self of this opportunity to return his CRATE
full acknowledgements to his friends and
>the public generally for the very liberal pa
tronagc they have been pleased to extend to him
and hopes he may merit a continuance of the same
Having Just received bis Pail and Winter stock of
BOOTS and SHOES from the most approved Shoe
manufactures in the United States, and having pur
chased his whole stock for cash. he Ia enabled to Of
~ inducements to purchasers not TO be found else
where.
HIS stock comprises every description of Ladies'
1isses, and children's CATERS, BOOTS, and
SHOES. Also, an extensive assortment Of Gentle
mems fine BOOTS, CATERS, and Calhkin SHOES
Of every variety.
He would call the particular attention of the far
mers to his wellselected stock of seryants' wear
consisting of BOOTS and SHOES of every descrip
tion at prices which cannot fail to give satisfrc-
ton.
Always on hand, large assortment of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and sATCHELS.
d. r. WALL,
Louisiana avenue, between It'll and sth sts.,
os 1e-W&Slm- next to new Central Stofrs
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cox O0O WORTH Of New Goods, e,nbra

&S5 600 WORTH Of New Goods, e.nbrac
%COsOOO ing every style of Fashionable
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which win he
sod at very reduced prices, for cash Persons wish
n8 70 purchase will do we'll TO call and examine our
stock. which Is now very comp etc, as we know W.
can oner the very best Inducements
YERBY, TEBbS h YERBY,
Corner Pa. avepns aud eth street
oe TT fUnion 1ml
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lNSEED OIL, raw and boiled; White Lead:
IL Varnishes: Window Glass of all sizes: Paint
Brushes Tools: Fitche's Camels Hair Pencils; ground
and dry Coors; and everything in the Paint line can
be found at GILMAN'S Drug Store, Penn. avenue.
between 9th and eth Htreets DC Do
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STOVES! STOVES y STOVES y!
r. Y. NAYLOR,

Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, & Stove Manufactures.
South Side Pennsylvania arenne, near 3D. atrest,
~ Invites the attention of all who are In want
81 of STOVES to one of the most extensive as
? sentiments Of the latest and improved styles.
&C They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STOVES of the most approved patterns
including the celebrated Ksterbock Cooking Stove
fancy Parlor and Hall STOVES, for coal or wool As
also the Saratoga Radiator, adapted either for the
parler hall, which he offers for sale at the lowest
market prices
Also, manufacturer and dealer in TIN, COPPER
and SHEET-IRON WARE, made Of the best mate
rial and workmanship An excellent assortment Of
Culinary Articles always on hand.
- Roofing. Gutterins Spouting, &c, executed
BY experienced workmen, and repairs neatly DONE
Sole Agent for Winslow's Improved Patent Coffee
Roaster. sep A-S&W3m-
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PISTOLsI PIsTOLSu PIsTOLs.!.
i HAVE constantly ON hand q snlsn.ld assnrtmeJ

HAVE constantly on hand splendid ssSortmen,
Colts and Aliens Fire aud Six barrel Reyolyers
Aliens Selfcockiog Pistols
Rine, saloon, Double and Single barrel, and Pocket
Pistols in great variety
which will sell to customers on most aceomme
dating terms
Persons are solicited t. examine nv stock b fore
purchasing, as it is most complete and as can of.
fer as reasonable terms as any house in the city.
JND. W. BADEN.
south side Pa. enue, near 9th street.
&c o-eotillDeclst-
MARI. Gazette and Rock. Journal
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FINDER GARMENTS.-Merino Lambs
- wool, Radner Wool, Scotch wool, Silk and
wool, Shaker Flannel, and Cotton Shirts and Draws.
in great variety, and at moderate and uniform pri-
ces, at STEVENS'S Salesroom,
os26- tUnion Browns Hotel.
TN ADDITION to our former large assortment OF
i OlOaks and Nantes, open this morning, u
Cloth Fillibusters, embroidered; II braided Talmas.
These goods entirely different styles from any We
have had, and consdefed very beautiful and par
ticulary adapted to the season.
oct 3-2m- CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY eco.
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THE NOTES OF THE
Southern Manufacturers Bank
A RE redeemed At par by the subscriber.
IA Once opposite Treasury Department, corner
Of th and P streets. HENRY NJ. NOUKbE,
Agent Southern Manufacturer Bank.
sepad
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Building Lota for Sale

0UIIdIng L0ts Tor Bale.
kDR SAI.E.--A variety OF CITY BUILDING
LOTS for sale in various parts "a the CITY,
Prices moderate and liberal credit will he given Al
so, will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug a-d3m Penn. ave. bet. ~ and 9th sta.
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w. w. NEWMAN,
Architect and Builder.
Baltimore street, opposite Holiday street, BaA,nos
WILL superintend the erection and altering of
w Buildings in Washington City and its vicinity.
iy IL raf
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ZINE CUTLERY-Embracin a large va
IL riety of very superior English Table KNIVES
and FORKS and sportsmen's Pen and Pocket
KNIVES, of the most rare and beautiful patterns
for sale at the very lowest prices ut
ii. LINDSLEY's,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
oc 6-eo2m next tn Gait Bros.
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"OUSE-FURNIS Hardware.
III Important to Housekeepers.-Very superior
Table Cutlery silver plated Albata Forks and Spoons
of extra quality fne sets parlor Shovel and Tongs
common do, Fire Dogs, Tenders, enameled and
timed Saucepans and Boilers, Griddles, Spiders, &C.
forming of the largest and most complete assort
ments Of Housefurnishing Goods offered to the
public. ii. LINDSLEY,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
next to Gait and Bros. Jew elry Store.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
hrs. r. & J. HUNTER, members of the Royal
IL College of Surgeons. late of Islington, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, and diseases of the HEART,
to which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiarity of the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed are administered by In
HALAr1oN in the form of vapor.
Residence and Office, 10Th street, between and
Fl streets. sep 6-tf
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THE undersigned having recently attended some
i peremptory sales of Dry Goods in Philadelphia
and New York, which have been made In oOnre-
luence of the tishtness of the money market, ena-
bles him to Gffer the following Goods rices twen-
ty-fve per cent. less than any other house in the
District of Columbia:
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TO the Building community of Washington
and ITS Uicirrity.
t>REDERiCK f. GEIGER, Mater Builder and
l. Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally for past Eivors, and hopes ia
he fiVores with their continuance, he is prepared
to execute all kinds of work his line of business al
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
I've win also max" Plans, Specifications, and Su-
perntend any Kind Of work that may be entrusted to
his care.
Pace OF residence on street, between 9th and
9TH streets. ana *
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and COunse aw,
AT IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C.
sen 23-tf-
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Short Creek lands for Sale
I'm nhinc nnntv- Virninin
JAN. /, 1858.

WISHING TO dispose ormy Real Estate, 1 offer at pri
|. w vatc sale until the list day OF November next, my farm
III the County ofOhio, situate onthe waters OF Short Greek,
containing about five hundred and sixty acres, This prop.
eTty is desirably located on both sides OF the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. =
The farm lis in the highest state of Improvement, having
a large amount of new plank fencing, and judiciously laid on
IN fields for farming and grazing purposes. There are on
The premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta.
Houses; There lisa eommodious new barn, one hundred
and eight feet long by forty four in width, fitted in every
particular for the wants of the farm, including ample sheI.
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
] will sell these lands in whole or in part, to- suit the
wishes ofthose desiring TO purchase. Terms will be lib.
cTal.
Ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail road connec.
TONS about to be completed with the West, and the Sea
board, the excellent market now afforded in Wheeling for
the marketable productions of the country, render this farm
highly desirable for persons wishing to farm p%roftably, and
has been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers. 1. w.
Wheeling, Sep. 21, 1852.
neraldp coy.
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TIE MELoDEoN ro-NIGur.-Mr TURNER, so just,
Iy celebrated throughout our country as a vocaliSt
of the highest order of talent, will give one OF hi:
entertaining concerts tonight at the Melodeon.
We advise all lovers of good singing 10 be present
The Washington ID. CO. Telegraph, in noticing
one Of Mr.. Turner'S concerts, says:
''The concert of Turner last night was a glorious
affair. There was a beautiful audience, and such
singing has seldom been heard in this city. Mr..
T. was frequently encored, and enthusiastically
applauded throughout. Three voluntary songs
were also elected by the audience. Many who
were present for the first time to hear Mr.. T. de-
nounced him the sweetest ballad singer of the
timeS.''
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Important to FarmersI

A s the time Is approaching when farmers will prepare
IA their ground for spring crops, the subscribers res.
pectfIlly inform them that they have large quantity OF good
clean Barley, for seed, which they will sell at a moderate
price, or loan on favorable terms, provided they get the
produce. for which they will pay the market price, or nifty.
five cents per busheii or will contract for term OF years,
and will pay fifty.ive cents per bushel, cash, for all the far.
incrs will grow and deliver at our Brewery.
We make this offer to farmers, hoping it may induce them
in foreign markets; as we have hitherto been compelled tG
buy large Quantities every season. in the States of Kentucky
and New York, also in Canada, for our establishments here
and in Pittsburgh.
We beg leave to suggest the necessity of sowing plump
clean grain, and to be careful in harvesting. %thrcshiDg, and
cleaning, as we cannot use inferior or damaged Barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, for seed, ready
10 sow next Fall
dec10-3md GEO. w. SMITH d. Co.
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By he National Line.
rELEGRAPnEp Observation-Disclosures
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsurNoToN, Jan. 81.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 81.
HousE-Mr.H Houston moved that the House meet
at III o'clock in future, and that the Appropria
hon Bill be made the order of the day after II o.
clock each day until disposed of.
objections being made, a motion to suspend the
rules failed by a vote of-yeas 80, nays 75-not
two thirds.
Mr.. Clark introduced a bill giving lands to Iowa
for Railroad purposes as may be required.
Mr.. Johnston, of Arkansas, moved to take I'm
Senate bill comforting citizenship upon John w.
Quincy, a Stockbridgd Indian, and for other pur-
poses. =
On motion of MI. On. that part Of the bill con
ferring citizenship on the Indian was stricken out,
when the bills passed, enabling Quincy to receive
benefit from certain lands in Wisconsin.
A large number of private bills on the Speaker S
table were passed, when the House adjourned.
SENATE-On motion OF Mr.. Stockton the bill re-
organizing the Navy, was made the special order
of the day for Wednesday week.
MIR. Hale offered a resolution inStructing the
committee on Frauds to enquire into the levy OF
contribution made on seamen's wages as compen
pensation to individuals on pretencc that they had
obtained passage for their benefit.
He stated that So, 1000 had been kept back from
the scanned of the Vandalia and Vincennes. The
resolution passed.
Mr.. Sebastian, from the committee on Indian
Affairs, to whom had been referred the Presidents
message relating to the refusal of the Florida In
dams to emlgrate, made an interesting report, Civ
ing a history of the whole matter. The report re-
commend prompt action, and that troops be sent
to Florida, accompanied by surveyors to survey
land and to inform the Government of each days
march. The report concludes with an amendment
to the Indian Appropriation Bill.
Senate went into executive session for some
time, and then adjourned.
Nothing done with Mr.. Badgers nomination.
FROM P~ITTSBURG.
January "a, 1853.
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HEAVY Hocs.-The heaviestlot OF hogs slaughter
here this season, were cut by MesSrs. WARREN
DUNLAP & Co., on Thursday. Three hundred d
Eve head averaged 256 lbs. each. They were
bought of Mr.. Wilson Lindsay, of Cambridge Ohio
who is one of the most extensive stock dealers IN
this section of county. He has driven to the
above finn, $500 head of hogs, since the COM
mencement of the season.