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HIGH REFusED.--Tho Rev. Dr Potter the new
Episcopal bishop Of New York hes voluntarily relinquish-
ed $1,000 Of the $4,000 voted by the Diocesan convention
bis annual salary The bishop says he has done this
from conviction Of what is right He thinks be get
on in New York city with $1,000 per and rent free
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATE
TurspAY. DrcrNntR 26. 1851

FUtHUkff HtttNHfN ~Vf 1"7E'
No. 49, Ferdinand Clarke, appellant 70 benjamin .
Clark ct ai The argument OF this oosnmencce
by Mr. Lawrence for the appellant and continnsd BY W.
Carlisle for the appeees.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock.
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FRnM ST. DOMINGO.

BY Hn arrival AT New York have advices from St
Domingo TO the lth instant Tho following vessesoiwar
at St Domingo French steamer LArden corvette PEN
elope brigs L0rcs and Meleagre British steamer Argus
and one French and two British expected.
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OryrcK Gas Lraur COMPANY,
Washington, Dec. Is, 1854
NOTICE hereby given, asrseaby ihs requirements Of the
that election for the Of choosing nve dec
Affairs of Washington Light
year is55 will hsd oc. of said company
Attest IF. BROWN,
Dec a7--da Secretary.
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EINELY-BOUHD EDITIOHs, Enslish and American,
Of Burns, 1ysoa Campbell Scott souhey Bryant Haisek
Cowper and many Others Of The most csesmed and
oets from London by tho undencd,
them miniature editions for the pocket Others
size, richly omamented and illustrated.
Dec "a
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f,INE EDITIONS. AMsiy hcuad, OF HallaM, Macau-
Roscoe, swi R:ssrtscn ibhon Prescott Bancroft Irving
scott Thesss. Msckniosh Burke Bacon, Mills, Haas,
Cooper Eu~~r G~ss Milford, Roln, Arnold Ranks, Milton.
Webster Lamb sces srhttg Johnson, and others Of the
most psstsd en London
~ the sn..cr,hsr, and many Of ihssn Just opened =
81 FWANCk TAILOR.
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by !. G. axsoUIRr. Auctionssr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS-On Monday aner
January 22d O'Clock pEemses
deed Of dated April 49, 1854 and duly recorded 10 ber
foos 40 H. 2 and Washing
shall sell The highest bidder the following property
Lots numbered TO- and IL In the subdivision OF os
numbered r. 3 and "a No 6a0 laid
down In the surveyors books Of said city.
Terms third residue instamen
SIX Twelve and eighteen months for notes bearing interest and
cured by deed OF trust the property.
complied with within i've days.
the risk Of the
first purchaser. II. -
ARTHUR w. FLETCHER Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Dec a3-aawAds Auctioncer.
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THE GHnAT MARBLE STATUE


THE DYING GLADIATOR
O" srA'bi'so~ at Aorrens Bas * street. Psnvansa
sre"ue. from s'cioek, w~su 10, ,P. M. daily.
ADnTrAxos, IS oxxr
of sapassng msrt power pa,hos
pendent OF me place. condition The
statue consist IN the amazing truth with which great
mens OF humanity and mortality delinested The artist
all the pahos and the tragedy Of death without shasness
before whose icy all distinctions lsvesd No
statue marked by alplci
for eect No vulgar applause coud and dig
nifty Of truth are scrupulousy Observed"
[htlay1's sis AorsAs In Eay
"a wonderful production Of Its smpety Il
dees not ske ~ nFst the adson aeswasd in
tide sicienty deep and Al the behold the
dying 0aAialor ruosper Of
Of hintnsss, Of dsash "-IAts. Eufs
This statue indssotaby Byroa's
stapxa: 1aata
zee before Gladiator lie;
He leans upon his hasd his manly brow
Consents To dsAlh, but conQuen
And bic dsonp'd head sinks gradually low,
And h!uash his side The last Arops sbbing slow
Like the drss Of . thunder shower; and
The arena sWrms around him ho IL
Ere ceased Tie inhuman shout which hailed the wretch
lste
Ne heard il, bat he needed eyes
Were with his heart, and that hr sway
He reckd mot OF the life peixe,
But whore his rude hut by the Danube lay:
1AsTs were his young barhaSans al 1t play;
There their Dacian
Butchsred 10 make = Roman HOLIDAY.
All this rushd with his hood. Shall he expire,
And unavsnsads Arise, ye Gohs, and siui your ire
40 ,.x I.s. HoLLINGsHEAD,
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B Y II Ell Il g RAPH.
Arrssf Of a Supposed Maa RoJ5sr,

BALTIMORE, Dec Samuel Wilkinson, contractor for
carrying 'he mall between Milford, Delaware, and Cam
oraBe Maryland has been arrested accompice in
series oil mail robberies in connexion with Wm Williams
IN the post Office at Milford who had heretofore
arrested Both jail at Dover Delaware awaiting
trial The arrest of Wilkinson effected by Arthur
hughes, special agent of the Post Office Department
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MAYLOR n MAURY have the honor announce
this completion of preparations 0 festive ad
ordinary stock (Which has always been characterized
Nv eeeancs and vatey,) they have received
selection Of beautifully illustrated and astefiy hound
Articles OF "veru porcelain, bronze, and ether msnufsc
Wntine desks, In papicr macbe and rosewood
Card baskets, inksands, 'adies' cahas
Cigar stands and cases, porte monnaes
Thper ssaeds, &c
Together OF novelties remarkable for
with oraamenal at prices suitable 10
the millionaire
Ds~ q hook and Stationery near 9th
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once Of Army Clothing and Equipase.

once OF Army Clothing and Equipage.
PnlLApEIruIA, Dec. q, 1854
EALED PROPOSALS win be received this ssase until 10
Tie oowns ny supple. and nasera. dsi":sSs ::
the Uaid States Cohins .ad Eqapass Depot schayk
5000 e.s dndiso dyed s~icd CLOTH weighing
$3.50 yards Cd sky blue wlsd cloth, weighing
ls s,s's ens .aa
aSaSo SaS yard. aan., aanns soasa ,,. saa wool
ssSss wide weighing ~ ounce.
e.: e: e: !: !: { !: !: 81: J:
sSSo blue aa,t asnnsl ann for lining great
O. sood Wool. ,~sss r, yarn Sa
Mus. scales. N G 8 ssE corp, ,pii,s.
staple. for eea., ss..s.,
and yellow
Glazed Iea,kss, ;os vizor. and chin straps
Morocco, ior cap Innings
n!us serge, q, 70, 3. s.a. satin Innings
Drums, cample,s artillery and infantry
Drum cords heads and nGs and sticks,
nTa.A stick carriages; ass, and Q
Rusiea, with extra mouth pieces, and trumpsts
Als and ha,chss handles. spade.
Tin ,.,an sanesn, a si., 70 hold .hs .n.,s s, Dnts
Ten, poles and for hospital wall and tents
BoiunG
Garrison and recruiting ballard.
Wooden tent buttons and slips
Brass spurs pairs
Blank books stationery
Wax uppar and solo leather.
All Of which desirable should be of domestic manufacture
CONFORM In all the standard pattern sealed n
this Office where they can be examined.
Sample will be sent by mail with additional infoma
subject which desired BY manufacturer wish
ing offer proposals.
Ten delivery will be until
shall be completed which be forfeited Uni.
part
filling the and spastons Of the contract About fourth
supplies will be required before the s July
will be made for them aPpr0pra
Congress Of funds for this branch Of the service available
remainder will be paid for delivery.
The privilege Of by Oncrd quantity
OF all the supplies above mentioned.
based accepted proposals. for the fulnmcnt
will be required Bids
regular dealers the article
and will be respected considered from any
manufacturer regular dealer In the
desred uppe which fact the must be distinctly stated
bids offered the and address Of the
proposed secuies obtained
containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army suppies'
Addressed 10 G.. II. CRO5MAN,
Major sud Qnartcrmaster United States Army.
Dec 27--3awtJiJan
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nNMJvGtuA4 WafT1A respectfully in
Araww al, and viii b.
Jassssy wk~n earnestly hoped
and
h. ususp aetrfy 10 sassos : Astes
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
p-r F-=A ssf Fsnm doos " Iros Hall.
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MA IkRIE

MARRIED.,
In this city yesterday morning, Rev Mr.
SON. Mr. RICHARD NAPIER Miss Betty BAUGHN both
Of Richmond, Va.
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Home Hill Boarding school for Boys.

THIS opsasd hr Monday January 1884 the
neghboshood Of Falls Church, Fairfax Virina III
eight miles from Alexandha, om Washington city, and ok
0eovgsown. The location celebrated for s healthfu
The principal aims to made this school one where pupils
oundly practical and hoough American education
The chease Of ~ weeks IL divided into three TERMS
sacisg respectively the nrt Monday Of January, April and
BepAamkar
Hoard and tuition e5o year. payable term in advance
StaAsats will subjected to charge
further particulars address y Jndson, Fa Church, Fair
Gax county, vfgna.
Nov &-I9awtl3JandAci
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ton Of house furnishing dry eocdsWc now receiving d.
from auctions In New York, brilliant
supply superb new style veivo tapestry Brusscl
ply superhne ingram carpets which win sell from 20 to
30 per cent. less than former prices.
s ths most ese.ns and varied stock Of curtain materials we
satin and cotton ans dsask enos Turkey red caahars
tain chinz shade nsn embroidered cuan muns, in
sets and by the yard, very elegant and cheap.
We likewise prepared offer great inducemsns 70 pnr
hoos oclos al kinds Of quilts and comforts,
o y 70 eia pair iinsn III wtdshs pillow
table tabecoths danask napkins,
olored oico cras Scotch, Russia, and hucka
back diaper, table oicoth, &c.
and the public stock this season Of descp
goods has been bought greatly reduced 6gues from
large New York. win be sold cash prompt
credit dealers at corresponding low ratss -
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th Streets
Sep 22-eo3wif
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-JOHN RICHEY 4 co. respect
ii fully their and the public visit their
and variety store No. Washington Place Seventh street. where
found Of articles ewey and
millinery goods embrodees &C. Most OF the articles above
suitable for holiday and they
respectfully offered public. Dec 92-eoGt
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Deafh Of q lMissionaru.

Bosros Dec 26.-Leters by the America have been re-
ceved here which the death of the Rev.
GODDARD, an eminent American Baptist missionary at Ming
po, China
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WM. ~. N EmRlCK.
Alto oANE VA TIL A w,
No. .r~ lsou.ssans aeenu

Az III pscu., Court M r United States
w of he DISTRICT cf coesshs
Dee 97-eou
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Fire 4. Portland.

BOSTON Dec ga fire occurred last night in Portland
hoonsons seed store and Gbsons apothe
cary store. Loss not stated
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Railroad Accident.

rnLAbkLrhiA, Dec 26.-A train of the York and
cumberland road fell through bridge near Portland yes
tsrday.
me ah was full one, but only two persons in
jured-the engineer and fireman
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CaimINAL coURr.The jury in the of Lucas, tired
second time for obtaining money under fsise retsno have
| rendered verdict Of guilty Sentence deferred
The daily union., 1854-12-27

IN Anticipation Of tho approaching Hclidsys, have
recently made addition heretofore choice stock Of
China fancy and with and without mot
Toilet bottles, cigar and lighters
Lamps, gTnndolea, cAndeabFas spring candlesticks Ae
take pleasure showing them that III give
call.
hand Per-
light would do we'll call before they
entirely closed out.
ceiling crockey generally, than
determined close out that OF busness
&. g. WtlrTLESEY,
534 Seventh
P.s.-An bills with be settled monthly.
Ooc
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PARKER VEIN CoMpAYY--The property Of this company
in the Cumberland region TO have been sold in New
York yesterday.
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NOTICEWe beg Icave respectfully remind customer
~ thai ~ usual a legex will be drawn on
the 25 instant and when will bc expected ofA
forward promptly and The state Of the money
Market together with heavy engagements will make II
obligatory than ordinary diligence In collecting
HOOk, BROTHER, co.
Dec W-3taw3wif
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY Land nj Trustees Sale
III undsysned will offer public sale Tues
day, the 9th day Of January o'clock at the Court
house door, In Rockville that part OF the rea estate OF ne late
from Colcsyie Washington city, and shout
place. There oi we'll enclosed
good Of cuiva,ion well wooded and wasered and
may be easily Improved. .
pretty eosd dwelling house and all
ouihouses pump the excellent frame stable, and
property free of ncumbFance 0f the
widows dowcr
Onchid OF the purchase cash tho day
residue and three from the day
bonds o the purchaser barring interest
further particulars apply 10 the subscriber,
w. vEIRS BOWIE, Trustee,
Dec 2l--AAcp2awtd Rockville, Md.
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TIMELY. BOUND Editions, Enxlish, French, and
Amesn variety, of them Just opened are for
sale by
Dec ~ FRANCk TAYLOR,
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THE cEAsED.The run on lhe savings banks ia New
York has wholly ceased Many depositor who had fool
shy withdrawn their money at the outset Of the panic
bringing il back again. Two of hese banks have jus,
declared their dividends and of those who became
pancsrcken and withdrew their savings lose the benefit
Of the annual dividend.
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SFECIAL NOTICE persons the
am Of well, seaIs Coisy-Ther win BE- msde
Out oy tne 2h instant Those called for will be
dercd And eafnesty and respectfully insist
their bein. closed important that business Of the
late hrm should 10 settled without further delay.
COLLEY 4 SEARS,
No. 523 7h street, doors above the Avenue House.
neeO
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NEW fonK, Dec 26Cotton is firm, with limited bust
ness at the rates last reported Flour has advanced with
sales of 1000 bb good Ohio 50 1887 80 so; southern
hrm-saes OF 1000 bbls. at So s71 50 821S Wheat
small sales at nominal rates. Corn trfe lower with
downward sales 600 bushels west
ern mixed at 06] 97< cents Whskey firm with sales of
Ohio at 80 cents.
Dec 26There have sales of -four to-
day. Howard street held at 50 s7 S9 City Mills So 76-
Wheat is firm at Saturdays rates. Cornsaes Of white and
yellow at 80 cents. Nothing doing in rye.
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A rHuILLise soEN,--We copy .ho following from the
Philadelphia Ledger
Schuylk in consequence of six persons breaking through
the ice and getting into the The party consisted
five males and female among the former Colonel fit
gerald of the City lem, and Mr. Alexander Harvey
a member of the Skating Club gallantly plunged la and
succeeded in supporting the female until she could be
cued from the perous situation Mr. George Paul threw
his reel to Colonel Fitzgerald and he also re-
leved bringing his with him The rest OF the party
were extrcated amid the plaudits of immens,
concourse of anxious spectators
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The Austrian Treatu,

:, The Austrian Treaty.
NEW ioak Dec 26Prvate letters received in this city
from London deny that England has agreed TO sup.ress
rsngs in Hungary and Lombardy as one of the condition,
of Austria joining the allies
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GIGANTIC wogEA leyee is in of construc-
ton between Bayou Sara and Coumos Landing La Its
length is about thirty miles, and il will enclose about
$4,000 superficial of land $4,000 of which have
been ceded the States by Congress for evyng and drain
ing purposes 1t is calculated that about 10000 OF
land will be redeemed and rendered available for cpltva
ton by the construction of this levee.
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CoLD wEArHER--At military funeral in Boston las
week several members Of the Light Dragons had their
fingers or feet frozen.
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IMPORTANT IL rRUs.-The New York Musica. World
that Mario parts his hair dowD the middle of his
head and all the young bloods Of New York following
the same fashion, Grsi accusiom herself to the la
des bonnets the Opera II to her just though
people their hear her sing instead OF
ing themselves.
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F,LUnEs Al SoUTH--A despatch from Charleston
says "The of the parties whose failure yeser
day rumored Messrs ONeal, Hill, Co. Rumors
also unvorabe to the standing Of another cotton
house Both parties have connexions at the North
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The Parker Vein Companv.

The Parker Vein Company.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 26-The Parker Vein Company's land
on georges creek Maryland, sold afternoon and
brought 1t bought the benefit Of the
holders.
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Dsret
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THE FEMALE SHARPER AGAN.--The female sharper who
figured last at Baltimore and other places fu
gitive from Shaker Community has recently made he
appearance at Niagara where by plausible story she
cited the sympathes OF benevolent gentleman, and
away with $40 Of his money.
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COLLATERAL SECURITY IN ARKANsAs-Banks in Arkansas
manage business in rather primitive manner, Some ont
writes that before he could get fiyoar note discount
ed he had to depose collateral two cook stoves and
crossrcut saw We would like to know the difference be-
tween such bank and Chatham-street pawnbrokers
shop.
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will DC from SoutiIu rcrli"r= eh' c'eei or l,'"'''
III, ae u.c ui L, earS measure te,eis WV.
,gainst ~ 10 delay action by unnecessary csoae Ut w
amendments; by other legislative imfeolmes 10 %
,rimEa and IRIS mauy, Than direct "fios'n' L.' III"
from south Of Mason aud u Anh iHe Mno W d.,
ucan. Ers 10 erl duicil The passage u INC
Ill. BE bu:Icd-u llley. ,,
MI Richardson II Illinois, yesterday lh'nu'eu mo h'
luusr from the cor,I.'rr Territories hi TO oisahz'
Hrb.a. Ia and Kansas which ia the same az is one vi e
senate Mr. Dpao of New York, lately Birnoufnsr "nda
Soft" gave notice Of lis Intention 10 move 10 amenu III.
section Of the m by adding The iol wing proVi'
so:
Provided That nothing herein contained shall be construed
10 rsa h slavery or involuntary scrSude, in either Vi he
Territories hereby established.
Wat the object Of this prusso 10. IS ditcu dIsrnv-
or II NAV be = o. IN a. Dean prasiso which may rival ~
jrit " that If m0. What mere Is IN Inc ON winch
!ir Dean may n,seine establish sinvey he has ho'
vet sxpsaed lie my intend II make The Missouri ccrPT,
mise iucreI6tyc" b. roEsIUng such III amendment, II
,,esed in =, royiso that slavery shall nt exist al all Il"
he territories 10 10 ganIscd or Suites Butt Is more pre-
,nbr t,at ,. is bt aud silly pi,ce ot BGncomee,
N tho part of Nj Dean which nay sorve - annhllae Tor
min, The sn,ce between the platforms made ct Bullo and
Baltimore, III, be lnolhoe for him escsps from some
Of his white ,rayalted resoi cons uens he is cntlIeA 10
all the cred, which selrlcnce and disposition q DO LGh
i,s.n,yss FAlRFAA.
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spec,al Corre.pondence Of the Enquirer

Special Corres pondence of the Enquirer.
Fixture Of The Free Soil Demonstrations in Ner YORK ana
el,e,rhere-T The Nebraska Bill in he House Of Represe
tatir.s-N1r. Deans Amendment
wAsHINeroN. Feb |, 1854.
The introduction Of the bill for the orgarizaon Of Ne
braska and Kansas Territories into Congress IL perfect
Godsend TO the FREQ Sellers and Abolonsls. Having
been deprived Of all food for excitement and agitation fol-
some time they have sei1ad upon this matter with much
avidy. Thus far, their Efforts fanatcsm, have
been failures Their late address, written by Chase Of Ohio
and signed by Sumner. Giddings & Co., eHor, Of
tho former rally Free Soil strength in his STATE whsh
would return him 10 the Senate. which he i. to
leave But this attempt will with but little success.
and |, hao been exposed by Mr. Douglas in speech which
should add TO- improve his reputation for soundness
politician.
The much talked of meeting, which was held in New
York Monday has also utterly failed 10 accomplish its
purposes Not single Democrat Of prominencs, either
iHard "oi" could be induced into the miserable
asir and Mr Gerard broken down Whig and pettifos
Rins lawyer Of the third cass, and Mr. Emmett secure in
The cce of Judge 10 which hs abilities confessedy
cqIa the only persons who took part In this mongr
demonstration The speeches of these gentlemen trashy
unps 10 sincerity, OF The pausibliy which belongs
fair taents The effect Of the failure of this New York
attempt at the renev's of agitation, Is matter of re-
loicus here. Instead of acting upon the fears Of either
ards "Softs In Congress- II Is openly :idcucd BY
them aud less BY of the latter than by the former
1t s pretty certap that large portion Of tho "Sos will
vote for the Nebraska bill There be but little doubt OF
Its passage In the Senate. 1t will pass beyond all doubt
spd In the House of Representatives it be celcsed IL
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

Shall Virginia have medical she has iI'ea
~ which will command the patronage Of The State, ana
much Of tho Soulh Can any institution established una
hc ,.rusiys auspjces either Of the present eonlehdng
n,r,es ,,taver and wherever be the merits Of the conlro-
ycsy command Ibis NEEDED patronage and confidence /
Csnnt the suggestion OF Dr. Harris be enufged and an IN
s,jtu,n having the trustees Of all our colleges
and university az ro-s, BY delegation which would uoe
in It's favor o only masses OF the people without dis.
nctou of sect the medical profession, which very
mnor,on7 Ia not the uncture proplous for The cslabish
ment in Virginia OF such SCHOOL, The Stats is central,
uniIng the Climate and Of North and South. The
medical profession in Virginia. contains large amount o.
TALENT iucaton and tdcal ability having furnished much
of The talent Tor cur northern institutions as examples
Chapman and Homer. The elements Of eriSi if
united
T.
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,r,, $40
DERs, WHITE end SHacKgLFGEp and nr,a, 7s''. &.r
| THOMAS end DENEALE. Before a vote w., " Ns..
WRITE called for tie oEaer Of tho dly being h dssn "
trose pseaI S@tscrlPon ('i s2oOo BIZ the wi
Alexandria, L0utoun aud Hampshire Rail Rn. 1Ss n
After an Interesting and animated debate in NJ
WHITE sustained, ard Messrs. DENcALZ ard r""ta J..
posed inc Dill; 'he roll was called and the Bill was r.. =:
ayes IL noes mot receiving constitutional ma. s:>
On molten Of Mr.. WHrE, the vors r,lec,ing ,t'
recOnsicred, and the bill laid upon the table " oal
On motion OF DIR. MckzNsEY, the ercrossa, -,
crossing the capital stock Of the Norfolk aud pa.
li1 Road Company, was made The order Of the ,'i
morrow (Friday) al O'Clock. '"': :.
The bill, amending tho ll;h sccon Of the l,s,,.,,.
Of Tie Code, so IS 10 declare mote clearly The
actions Of deiEue was passed alter d,bae In wti,s
| PARKRR opposed and Mess!s. AMnLER Thomas S'" ",
FORD TAzEwELL and WiTcpER sustained the bin "''S'.
TIE CHAR presented p letter from n. Secreta,y =,
Board cf Public Works in reply Ia call Ul the soma, 8
says that, since The Is; Ac', 1883. contracts hlya
mad. with Me.sfE SC.!cn. HiiieIe Il Co.. for tho =.
ton OF sales of Virginia per coupon bonds :. =
amount of 81 500 0Q0 and OF Vi-eni1 sterling 70,
COUPON bonds To The Of So eco 0O0 and tina, Tho w.
pasa agreed 10 be aid is one per cent. upCn the D.
amount OF sales.
On motion OF Mr.. hlCk HSSEY tho Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
No bills passed 10 day. bill aDpr0pvislne $50;
u improve t!s navigation Of the Little Kanawha River
lost-ayeS So GS Amongst The bills reported WEI,
bill Incorporating the Richmond AMI Bottoms Bridge P
Road Company, and bill Incorporating the Richmpn! !,
New Market Plank Road Company. The greater po,p
OF the day occupied with con,inuaIi If the discuss,
Of the motion Of Mr SsIlTH Of Brooke ai Hancock 10
verse the report Of line Committee Of Roads &c and
clare pciicn 10 grant right OF way 10 the Psbu
AMI 81 ubenyc Rail Road Company across the terrific
{ lie Par Hani!e, il IL iaTiIariv ,ermed) OF Virgin
TIE motion pre"aIcd-aycs 49, noes Ga Mcssrs. SMITH
Brooke and Hancock and PATRICK spoke in favor q
Irssrs. CAMPBELL ard GaLLT against the motion.
Tie bill approprisling 81 900 eco the Covineton
Ohio Rail Road was taken up The second "orier Of
day" Mr.. PA-sIcK spoke In its favor after which
DIANE moved that liz further consideration be pos
nth Monday next. On tais molten n lengthy discuss
cnSued The Horse refused TO postpcne-ayes 81, noes
And then the House adjourned.
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in the rounda of The Capitol exhibited yesterday
Mr. Galls exquisite busts Of Psyche and Bacchane
&C. Of which have spoken praise more than once
They the attention and admiration Of
who passed through the rounda.