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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

n Office The undersigned have this day pun
chased n. L. Taliaerro's interest in the concern
of Echos Pryor faliaferro. the business. hereto
fore, will in future he conducted under the style and
firm OF ECHOIS x PRYOR, who alone are authorized
to use the name of the former il winding up
They solicit continuance Of the patronage of thei,
friends and the public generally.
X. J. ECHOLS,
mug SITS W. II. PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

MEDICINE CUESTS-A few Medicine
IN Chestsfor PmnutionS and Families just to hand
These chests are arge and cpmmndious-rne bottles
distinctly labelled with book Of directmn fr the use
ct the medicines. Carefully and neatly fitted up with
rrlre no liz mes JNO L WEIGHTS
- u, ihOhPsoS, Druggist. New Dug Store
ian 3rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

Oil CA. .PEIINGS, from ~ inches to 10
" feet vide.
DOOR MATS most every variety,
CRATES, very fine assortment ana cheap,
Brass and Common aud Iron Shovcls, Tongs and
Pokers Gu Holds.
Brass Pierced Iror, and wire Tenders, nursery Fend
"a inches high
Tubs Bn,k els Cans and Buckets
With MAJ other articles, req ircd b, ho
hand ard Tor sale by
ov II Is GREGORY, OYALL &HIMSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

TNHE SUBSCRIBER CALLS THE
ATTEN fION nf Contractors and others to his
very large STOCK of Negro CiotnP ready made of the
best Ful ed Cloth, Huis. Banh els nnd Yarn Socks.
dec 30 Is ID. 4 &. PETERS.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS off'
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PASSENGER. fRsiasr. ssssAaE. fe-T=offlcK, nusf q
naxD cas- aADk To oHDaK
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May 29.wGm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-11
PRICE TWO TENTS.
Affairs In Albany.
LEGISLATIVE BUsnlEss-sHAr ron THE THIRD DTs-
IRlor OF NEW YORK CONTESTED IN TUE ASSEM-
BLY-fXoIrINa CONTROVERSY, ETC.

LEGISLATIVE BUsNEss-S1Ar ron THE THIRD Dfe.
TRior OF NEW YORK CONTESTED IN TUE ASSEM-
BhY-fXoITiNa CONTROVERSY, ETC.
b fE1Ai CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY Feb 10, 1854.
ihs oenAte having This morning resumed its Iexittmaos
DasneS-as the Nebraska matters were disposed Of ves
serday-proeeeded in regular order Savers. hills -.
essoed OF no genera! moment and few reso,ut ops d.
uoanced and adopted, amorg them several In "a. e
the State prissns the Maine Liquor bill WAS rs,srr.d "a
se'sct COMMITTEES, and thcn tae Senate sdjouruea
The Roupe was engaged nearly tho .uti.e .sss.-
with tie New York contested case The st.ndiny Cn,
mittee ca Privileges and Elections presented un.us
report In favor OF admitting Mr. Magurs (bunker) to IN.
ssst occu2ie3by D. w. Clark, (bsrnburuer, The tsats
coltsced n the report OF thoss
published in the pspsrs immediately after the election
NJ Leigh made speech IN favor OF Mr. Clark and sstd
tie eleotiol was held la . rum shop naar
billiard table and inferred from thar that ths nspos.
tors were Tot in condition CANVASS ths votx
In the evening after ths esotos and that thew wcrn -,
ns when their heads clear This remark was
vy rdscreet and injured rather than benefited the
,tiirg member, among this notorious tempsrauss
eInby From the tore OF she debs.e and the private
Of MEMBERS there Is evidently large ma
ority In favor II relieving Mr. Cisrx from any further
onsrorE legislative duties. As tbs question was about
being taken FOR hia expulsion, ur Clinton arose and
moved 10 pespoDs the further OF the sub.
ect Thh was done, whsa Ar B.rov moved 10 mAfe n
hs special order for Ffida. next. The House then sd
ourSed nrd tha members separated 70 their homss ~
remain ahse Mt Tor week
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RuLFs ADOPTED FEB. 8, $3.50
general term Of the Marine Court o, the city .;
SeT York IN al be held zach Saturday at III oclosk
A, 81 except curing IN, ntha OF July and August
Trial and special terms viii be held daily, tsssur-
day' ,xa'pied At 10 O'Clock A ~
The ossrdsr Of 'Teturned cases. viii 5o called ~
10 O'Clock NJ in tie Clerks ofee, where tae pisacnSs
viii be en;eTe1.
Fcur Gays rotee 0, srgnusn. st the general tsrm
shall be Een, sna note OF i-sue fhsll be ltd with the
C'sfk m the wssnesday peeedlng ths day for which
sucs rore shGl be given The uots Of ssus SHALL
sin the title Of ths action sppetnt AID respondent the
aitcrnes Dsmss and the dse Of the eeoson or iuds-
mtnt asTealeG from
the % toe cstes Of the decision Judgment Of the
ctufts rot'ccd
G. csu,s regularly called and pisrsd shall 90 to tbs
fctt OF the argument calender.
After appeal bas taken TO the general term,
rotce thereof shall be served ppon the opposing sttr
p,y sni thu Clerk CT this ,our within ten dsJs after the
Judgment decision appealed tgom hss basn e1,ersd
and copy OF the shall 10 rsrved upon ths oppong
attorney within FIVE dsJs stsr tbs service of suen %
AmsldrGnG 70 he proposed eass GaAn os fervsl Nnln
four dsys after the service Of t5ca snd thres days
notice. of tetkmen' thereof ahan be given.
8. fhrse copies OF the case and an tquai numoer o.
cor.s az tss poins a ths respective parties, written
In plain End leeibie A1ed aal fr5sr.I pss,u ana
q ..,Y Of ptoceedirss ,r1 .n order for tms 10
able rsftg 10 sppesl TO the General Term, may be
grssted ty the Jultes before whom the sosion WAC
tl.dt or hy whom the decision made by fng tbe
usSsr,asug required By lsw so stay the ssaius Of -
10 Applications 10 oren se,suts ahsI oe made upon
n oYttr 10 snoa csus, turr sble within tso days b.
fore Justice be'oI, whom ths default was taken
able within three days ron Tbs time thsy arc vvcI.
unlsss sone sfseAl reason be assigned Tor soPns '
TIER time
H. No motion sbAn se made. (enoept TO seiouru
caro- vhen the day cslencAr,l uresa uIon tWo eys
rotce % the opposing party, aud N order % sno o'
thsl hrst be obtained from Justice q la s.
lS. I'm AL vsraists Of Jury or Jusues sso g -.
saah be entered oy the clerk, and costs sNh'' ~
oas day notice to the opposite parry
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aaine Politics.
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES sEsAroR--MEssAas or

AUGUSTA Feb. 10. 1854.
William Pitt Fesseuden dAy eIeaei by the I.sts-
lsue to the Cntsa Staten Senate for the long term This
vete In the Houss ctooS k-,senden 49, Lot NJ Hog
I'll, (wiId cat ~; H1bbGrd, Ia the Senats-Fssseu.
dep, l6 Morrill, II; Hubbard, 3
Govern Crosby delivered his message ID the LsgIs-
ture on WecEefdsy. II In slmobt entirely local In Ia
topics. This frsrcea education, Internal improve
msnts So, OF the state representa- 10 Sc ia q
hourb hing cordition Upon ths rights Of citizens Gov
oTosby sars:" Tho consular conv.1tion OF the 23d OF
February last, betSetn the Uaitei States Franos
contains supuasion on tbs psrt of the United States
tHst the President an II TO boss States the
Union by whots existing laws aliens not permitted %
hold real estate the psstg> Of such sws may be
cstsry for the purpose Of conf rrpg that right hsvs
to oform ON that o accgrdso.o with the atipuAtion
foverad to, the Presdeni A aicssed 10 the Exe
sutye Of this ate his tdat the forelgs
subjects who rot allowed I, hold real estate n
saine, under sxistsg lave, may have that right ooa.
fefred them.
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ALBANY, Fob, 10, 1864
BILLS REroarxD.
Making appropriation, to Clinton State prison
For penny savings institution in New York
To amend tho New York mechanics lien law
RKroRTs
The annual reports OF the Commissioners Eigratoa
Gnd the Managers CT the Stlta Luaatic Asylum wsra Co.
ceived.
BILLS pAs,xp.
70 amend the charter OF the Protestant Episcopsl
Church Missionary Society o. New York
Amending he s,t of 1851, allowing 0svsgo to take
railroad stock
IisPUTKD SEAT.
Ir. BARsR (whg) or Montgomery from the COMMITTEES
Elections made report awarding the seat held bS
Mr. Clark to MIR. MCGUIRE
Alter considerable deba the consds aton Of the ~
port postponed till next Friday snd then the Assem-.
bly, adjourned till Tnurstay evening.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


EEk1EEL HoUsAHoLD FURNITURE WILLIAM
VI IKVIkG co will sell at auction. tbs day, tSasur-
aay February H. 81 los O'Clock at the ssls room, no
nsistirg Of Bsusolls ngrsp and Venetian CARPETS,
hosany black walnut top dressing bureaus
ssnd mahogany oa6 tabos marble ,sntre tables pter
tsbce kers and sofas mahogany dvans
cred h.rcotf dining snd tea tables anoaany ward
robes high post beesteds aindlass and maple deAdB
painted and srneiied cottage suites LAMP airy
tabes nlahe saDy srd gil. trams mir oFp cha
hair m.tresea foshsy beds bolssrJ and pillows
rsres GOV, lids, oil cloths, 40
GALE or RICH AND ELEGANT FURsITURE AND
~ house toInsh Ing AstioesC. W. GOLhEa will sell this
day Sauray Fe. IL 10 o'clock at the store ooYlor OF
Thirty eixh street ard Broadway The cousnts
class houss removed for convenience of SALE consisting
eosat roeevood suites Of pnror furniture satin
taie rosewood and anorsny arbe centro pior ds
ano fancy tsble piAnoforse elegsut rosswoed
table, rosewood corner stands oil paintings
ard enErsvngs IN frames rosewood sofa In hair
cloth and csnesent ohairs rockers mahogany
lounge, card ard work tables rosewco. and bed
eeaop, hair and husk mattrs feasher beds
CHR vases china set forty silver
Fatet ware extension dining table &C. artae
positiyely sold without
Y'KagECE BOYLE IONeER-srORE NO. Is5
Chatham sJeet-ExecutoEs sale on Monday, Issh inst,
a. I0 oecek. nt No. 22 street. kno Wrisht
bule The osse t thst well taown house. together ta
al the fixtures and stock Of hqu-r oil Paintings looking
gtss tab es ch ira glass fix En yl pump
three freaks hasate tAtls she lease has years
TO rua from lss o. May rext
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NEW YORK LEGIsL LATUFs8,


AEsAsT, Feb, TO- 1885,
TAXATION INSURANCE conrAsIr
Mr. PUTNAM, (whg) Of Ee reported bin tor .hs .Arsy
ton OF stocks OF insurance companies.
pxAF AND DUMB
Nr. Mo,Ros, (whig) of onoudasa reported bin for sS
to the New York Institution for the Deaf and Damb.
IHK TEMPERANCE ML
Was referred to select committee to report npisss
and when reported, to be the special order daily unt
disposed Of.
IMPROVEMENT OF CAyArs
The bill for tins temporary tmprovs of tho canals
was ordered 10 . third residing.
Extending the time for laying railroad track In Nvt.
zion avenue, sroohlyn.
HILLS
Ar CROSBY. (vhg) Of Albany, gave notice OF blu "a
incorporate the Publishers Nutnal Benefit Society,
MIR. DICKINSON (whig) Of Sseubsn gsys uotos OF q bsa
for the enlargement OF the locks the Chsmung
feeder.
Adjourned till rhuredsy next at Pm
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Az Il w - Id Il IA IA H ~ M N Il III
>~~~~.~~-S>>~-~>-~~~
VERY INTERESTING Prom WASHINGTON
>~>-~~>>~>o>>>>~~>~>,~
THE GADsDEN TREklR N TINE SENATE,
Mr. Smiths Speech Oh the Nebraska Question.
GENERAL ONSLAUGHT UPoN TIRE BILL, YANKEE
SHAREHOLDERS, AND THE PRE- uDEsT AND HIS
FACE SOIL ALLIES
-~~e~c~~~o~c~~~~~>~~~~-
Attempt to Resuscitats the Deficiency
Bill in the House.
>,~>s~e->-~1>~c.~~~~>>~1c~
Mr., HOUSTON WILL PRoBiBEY RESIGN.
-,r~~SS>>>o~>~~~>~o~~oS~~~
AFFAIRS IN TLE NEW YO9K LEGISLATURE.
~~~s>>~~>~~~~~~~o~
NEW YORK CONTESTED ELlcT cTlOa CASE IN the
ASSEMBLY.
narne Disasters, Political Items,
Attempt to Resuscitate the Deficiency
Bill in the House.
Marine Disasters, Political items,
SO, &o., 10.
TIE Latest Fron yyashinuton.

&c
THs GiDspKE TREATY IN THE sYNATg-Mg. o'sUL
LIvANs sAPPGINTAENr--rHK DgrEAT OF THE DErI
CIENCY BILL, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1854.
TIE Gadscen treaty not sent tho senats till to.
day. Er Rusk, who is warmly In is favor tried to 70
into executive session for the purpose Of ordering its
printing! but the Ssnats evidently In no hssss to
look 1t 1t, and declined the motion.
Yesterday, in executive session. John O'sallivAn's
nomination WAS considered. Mr. Brodhsad spoke at some
length against its armation whsn it was laid over
Gen. Cass is understood, ia prepared to vote for Mr.
o'sullivAn. There is little doubt Of his confirmation
Mr. Houston, chairman o, the Ways and Means Com
mttse, 1t ia sad intends to resign in Of the
defeat Of the Deficiency b-thus following British Par
liamsntry precedent the Chancellor Of ths ESchequs.
always resisniDg when voted down
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FYon, Heliimo,e.
HEAVY DErALcArioH-L,RGs cosTnAc-

HEAVY DErALcATIoN-LlRGE CONTRACT ron
6GAk0 BAGS.
bAtuN)nE, Feb 10, 1854
ran named James Phillipa hss sosconsed fro1 Wins
befo South Ckrclrs taking With him $40 600 bslonspg
70 heerrs. Fkhey, Asnew \ GO oi Columbia st 900
ward offered for hs apprsaaTslon and the orery Of
the mor<y
btsrs Baresh Broth,rs the agents or the Peruvian
govsrnnebt have awAfded the contract for guAno hsEl
70 the amount OF $3.50 900, to = baltimore hym
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Marine Dlsaafers.

NEW YORK PACKET SHIP IN DISTRESS AT SRA.
Bnsroy, Feb. 10, 1861.
Captain S,rrevsrt, OF the bark Sarah BF.dse which
sYrived st Janusry 3 reports that ths tn OF
York fo Liverpool, twenty ore Gays ont Tbs Coustsn.
tins hss been struck by hssvy sea- which carried away
lsrgs portion Of her psr deck, shifsd cargo sni newly
filed hcc with water sac appeared 90 b. IN sinking
cor8iitn and the engaged in throWipg over
the ergo A severe gale st night sai CaplAa
:, thinks II doubtful whether she lived through t.
THE SHIT coQUinBo ~ DISTRESS.
Fror F,ysl Jaaulry IN, lean tlAl the shtp Coz
qninho capt Togne, r. New YORK for LJud2r, put
in there TIA, day In dlrsf having IN the ssisi VI
December 2fn arc 3is. had her sss split and sprupz
sieHk at the rte Of two feet par hour. r puupg also
became ehoks3, snd chs lost one overheard
THE Bank OCEAN RAGLE.
PHfApEtrfts Fsb 10, 1851.
Bark ocean Ess~. from M.isgor,a for New YORK ~,
into Delaware EEswster Last evening" short OF wrter sna
provisions. She was suppitd, and sailed sgAln this
morning
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UK
Cotton is quits active 0dAy the sales already reaoh
Sterling exchange ia quoted at Ga ae,f Treishts 70
Liverpool, 1ll6d.
CINCINNATI, Feb 10, 1854.
Eulk sides la fair demand at &C. Lard Ia active -
oL for bar elei. Other articles dul aud heavy Mess
pork IL offered freely a. sl3 Flour is droopius N - 20.
Liasetd oil quiet, ct 90.
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THE SHIT cooUfrBo N prsrREss.
From Philadeiph:e.
RAILRoAD AccipENT-aAs KiLLED-BURsLkRs SCI !.
TENCgD.

TENCgD.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 10, 1874
Jonn sHvtrthorrr, droyer, WAS killed o.dsY the
ColnntA lsalsoad, near Lancaster he fell 10 stt5npt
ing sys the cars while in motion and the zhae train
ptsa ovtf him cuftrg bis body into tbrco plse ~
ceased beloages 10 hsr dsrey, and had been msSrSd
ony Eve us,xt Ten essswSTe thrown Of Tho track ad
sone cattle killed
Thee surgsra, Eaned nonEets, NILS and Tar5r we're
enviced 70 Is, ~ robbery a. tbs ras3sn OF of Heavy
Nslp, OF Belmont tosnHhtp. On Friday last D3acslv
was santencec 70 the pentenry fer niue And
north Nlls loy niua yeA1s and si= months Taylor
rr .esrs. The robbers asst TIED Mr. VAIN ever whom
enc OF them kept guaGd Slth revolver whs tae osher
two YluLdtrsa the house
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Ealing OF SITES

Sailing OF Steamers from New Orleans.
Nav 0RrE4Ns Feb s. 1854.
Ths stesmships United stA.ss for Aspnws aud raua.
pico, for San Juan sailed TO day
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The Syracuse DIayora,ty, SC.

Ieb IB5f.
Cornelius l.. Alvord has been nominated By the nG-
tcnal democrats their candidate FOR mayor OF this
c.ty.
1t Is showing hard here.
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n..xo, N t4a.

Charles II. Piunsett, OF iii asdsls, And william 4
Croker os Tauno yers yessrday slsotei BY tbs Le
las 70 be Drsosor. ot ,bs Western R,sos On ths part
OF tbs y.Aa
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Hotel Burned Mt Louisville.


OWENS Hotel in this city, destroyed by drs the
evening L,es about sjO, ,ooo 4.
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HNrINORa, Feb 10, 1904.
fnere have baen exported from this city during the
present week, 1900 barrels OF aour and % 900 bushss
wheat.
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CoLToN, AUCTI0NEER--AUCTIoN SALE OF
household furniture tel. Coiton will sell this day
kdsy Feb. IL, at 10lf o'clock ~ the auction rooms
kekman street and 20 Ann stseet, very large and
ke of AMI second hsnS furniture in evey
4 comyfs5d in part CT several suits in rosewood and
bgany covsrsd in broc.toc, ws-drobes book
kedeteadg mshoE.ry dressing buresus, centre and
tables s,ble top aids coii do large French plate
brs shsvai glasses hA sttresss, of palastsrs.
Sry shYae ply CARPETS tall p.eeB OF oil cloths, ourled
sad black walRu h.rs Foitaircdo carved rockers,
ken fugniture, DC, dc aIso balance OF goods from
|kiyn. Sal, peromp.sry, without regard TO weather
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DERsoElL DEsIISY.-
% you doeigs 10 know your fats,
" inind or body, or es,stes
ROBACI consult; he can expouci
By orcrlt processes profound,
whssevey the tpsurs hss in sfors
For yen 81 yours HIS magic ors
Embraces AL tie circle vids
That tneeromensio OF. bAa tried
lie reads ariRht tho stars a bsAyeD.
AZ Boston, High s,reet, No, 2.
Natyes furnished and aG vits given By shex Of asos
science ~ No IHsh steess Bosaa whle3 p sys enclosing
afse may bs aijyssss1, poss pal
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JCTiDE SALE OF RICK AND ELEGANT HOUSE.
hold furniture Monday mornirg AZ IOls o'clock-
two sate without rrears.on by catalogue, Of all the
iscne rosewood ard m7hogany fraiturs furnish
Articles pianoforie &C., eont1iasd il house No. 7.
th sveoue, near Thirtesr.h ttr5et consisting of two
Art pec giates 70 by 80 n 400 yards ri h tapestry
other osrpotr the ms; rchy carved M arbla
etegerss plate gless frenta and back rosewood CENTRE
and vhes tables; " sgniNssns rosewood pSrlor
ture IA satn brlkds; reception and ohaics lace
ans and shades E3td ard moshic - .es, crmolu aud
CLOCKS, With E0es and valuable coiloc OF
msntei aments bouqGss hode.a, compesurcs fruit
les level CAGES fatuestet, flower pats, &o Also
perior rosewood ssvu octave pisnof stool and cover
bsdteads with uro bar nsttressss and paliiastess
II ssbla top bureaus and rassanSs rich toilet acts
And gut mirrors ROSEWOOD ani mah' 'gaay sofas sofa
eadn lounges, rockers, frperb mahogany walnut and
Ichairu feather bede ard Blankets ,drobcs with
bascn snt furniture, dining and bre kfass tables oil
oliver ware, ivory cutlery, cut glass wsrs elegant
dinner AID tea tcts. cyocsery &C. making lsgge and
variety Of ereryshng requisite fr furr ,hiag first
b heuse Catklogues at house 2sla roeitive st 1Dl
kok, rain or inc. II w. WES.COTT, Aucsioneer
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House or Representatives.


The srrSBn called attention TO an error in tbs count on
the motion to lay the motion to reconsider the vote re-
jeetiDg TIE Deficiency bill the table On re ooun. i
had been found that the vote sood SO to 49, without the
casting vote Of the Chai-.
Mr.. HAVEN (whig) OF N. Y.-It don't change ths rc
suit.
The SPRAKER-It does not.
Mr. sTrHrss (wtie) of Ga The ChAl. can eh.nge hli
vote.
The srKARERThe Chair has no right to change his vote
to day
Mr. Conn. (dem cf Ah.-I reckon good many would
change their votes to Gay II they could, Qaughter)
Tie sPrAKvR-The C5sir would MOI.
kr JONES, (deg1.) CT 1snn moved TO reconsider this
vote by which the House laid the motion to reconsider
the vote reisc irg the De6 isncy bill the table
TIE SpEAEER ruled the motion cut Of order, "a the
ground that the practice had been to o ader vote lay
ing recoasoered lnotou on the table ~ fusl
Er JONES appealed, and refersd 10 procotsnt 70
tan him.
Considerable conversation ensued, when
Et HAMILTON, (6em.) OF Nd, moved to Law the appeal
the table
repotSg another DlhcencJ bill FOR the purp OF
IL 4 it referred.
Objection made.
The tppeal wss lsid 90 the table. BY l9i to 35
Mr.. Hous1oS again asked Eavs TO Introduce ne De-
fceney bill
Nr. WALSH, (eem.) otN. Y, OBJECTED
P2IvATs BILLS.
The private bills the tabls were then taken up and
thIes OF them parsed.
The Bcuss ept into COMMITTEES the private cnIen-
CAR umed the tire sitting bill RISE and
without any Other action adjourned 10 Monday,
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|TNCH CONFEoTIoK ERY, WINES LIQUORS Sc.
kars 40 st auction this day, by n. NEWELL K CO.
he ssies room No 10 Nassau street, at l0H oclock,
brisng general sssortr CT csnfeotoLefy wnes Ac
5hy 0f attention. serns cash.
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LBEsT Il NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h.
Nicolny Co. will sell at snctlon on Saturday and
day, Feb llth and l3sh 81 ii o'clock 1T galleries
he National Academy Of Design, No. 663 Broadway,
oste Bond street, the whole Of the splendid stock
Hertz Brother Lowitz saved from the late are 81
Lafarge House This scgsat stock, which had just been
esed for MessrB- H., b. % store saved with
injury and to be sold absolutely TO the hyheat bidder
includes diamond ssvery, IN pinE, brooches earrings
$685. cluster and 0inge stone rim 6s &o gold watch
chrcnoeterg, BY the o1t ernineat Fronoh kngsh and
makers also ladieP splendid anelod diamond
pearl enriched watahec gold lookos In great variety
"a ohsns vest and fob do chatolanes charms
inss brooches seals, rnby, emerald and pearl finger
o. sets OK fine earrings ,nd bracelets keys wiz agresss
rets Ind large variety Of knick knaoks; Drcsden
aoh, ohph and par!aa gscaps single fguls oard
Sers, Ber and watch s,Grds OF every size and dozgn
10 bronze clocks sur ouBted by groups and gurcs pss
TO-, card receivers de- slogaat Enrlish an rrenoh Gil
plated ses and coffee Of walters single do tes
conee urLs, oestors. liquor frames, egx frames, soup
es table spoene and ir oetssrt Aad tes DO salt Gns
spoons Parisian and Ea,lich writing desks, dressing
ss, woraboxes, splonddly ountud aud fitted in rose
a. ebeny sad madSganyl papsr machs pesrl inlaid in
chess boards, writing desGs glove boxcs lsttcr and
ng whips and walking c=aea silver gilt and gold mount
every variety; leather writing desks Travelling osscs
peasnss fancy etstiorggs il rich assor ,en. playia,
u &c.; togethk with quantity OF small items Also
bean tui spd OF r. sisa embossed pioinres is
ans frssass, Crsaerves Ii ba ready and ths goods
on koaaa7 Feb 6, aud during the four days OF sale
ALBERT III. aICOLhi,
EDWARD sINTZRNICu
lLsse chief eaiesmsD III Leeds e VI
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|ECUIORS SALE.-wrLL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
Saturday, Feb. Is 1855, ct two o'clock r ~, the
,iscs, valuable farm r.tuatea resr Glen Cove Long
d, formerly tha property % Jacob b. Willis deceased
particulars inquire Of a. J. BLEECKER & CO., New
Samuel u Titus, Glen Cove, VIM. L. " Wis, Raslyu,
! II. Willie, No. rs Dey street, New York.
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Supreme Court.
The examination OF appdcans '@s a"s"va " -
st IS postponed . Tuesday asN'
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LBERT l.. EICoLhY. AUCTIoNEER.-h II. NICO.
lay Co.. viii, sell 81 aution Thursday Fobcuary Is.
ook, at the salefr0on l69 Broadway-I00 canary
ie from the Hartz t2ns Germany, Per ship
shinetop These birds are warranted 81 males ard rss
10 SINCERE snhpg by gas well dsyght, beaubi.
colosed, consisting sf green fteaw ooior dark yellow.
Each bird In ssepfrets esgc. Also. two Ightingalss
GLASS singers Theme birds In the strongest
sud to be sold wthcnt reserve to the hshoss
log. On view two days hef,re sale.
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY,
EDWaRD SIkTZENlCH,
Late or icf sslesYnar Of H II. I.oeds Il %.