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academy and Female Institute.

fUNI UEfOSlI
academy and Female Institute.
TIViIE FALL TERN of this Institution will
Il commence on MONDAY, The 4tt dan of
September, and will continue as formerly, I'M
der the charge of avail.
Rev. Geo. HI. Tracy,
Assisted by
MRS. TRACY & MISS JULIA FARNHAM.
The former success of these Teachers we
consider sufficient pledge for the faithful
Rn,i intelligent discharge Of their duties.
Boarding in the family of the Principal
s3u per term of twelve weeks.
TutrIos:-Common English So; advanced
English to So; Languages each 81 extra;
Music $40 for thirty lessons; use Of Piano 50;
Drawing, Painting, and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
Reports Of the pupils conduct and rccita-
tions will be submitted to the parents each
week. From itspast success we are prepar-
ed to recommend the School to the public for
liberal support.
n. b. Any pupil going through regular
course of study at this institution, will receive
\ diploma certifying the same.
G. SMITH,
~~ F.. REYNOLDS,
J.. WrLMER,
j. W. ABRAnAMs,
ID. WHITE,
q p. VANSEMAN,
r. SAU7ER, -
Port Deposit, July 80 Trasiees.
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ALEXANDER EVANS

MAY be found at the Office to which he has
Nl lately removed, opposite the store of
William Torbcrt ESD, in the building re-
Gently occupied as the Post Office; or at the
Office adjoining his residence, Elkton. Mary
land. --,-....> [Aprl %, 81.
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Clock, Watch, Jewslry, and
Y A K ETY. STORE.
Of MCNSON X BROTHER

ELkToN, MD.
and making a selection of a trne-measuripx
clocs, where can he found large assortment
OF the latest styles and most beautiful patterns.
winch they have just received from the mann
lecturers, aud are determined TO sell cheap for
cash, as time is said TO he money. We are re-
reIv'ns. almost daily from the manufacturers
and importers, clocks, watches, jewclry and
s'lvcr-ware, which we are determined TO sell
On reasonable terms. We have inst received
fresh from the manufacturers, a choice LOT of
PERFUMERY, one drop Of which will inform
the nasal organs that jules Hnuel & Co.'S. per-
iumery is something more than alcohol, that it
is what we represent it TO be, a No. i.
This is considered Golden Age, and every
appearance indicates the fact, and the precious
metal is beng circulated among the masses, US
box after box daily leaves the massive nil. thnt
IL before us. and for sale cheap. Come all, our
object is to please and give you the worth Of
Your money. Jan II
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ALL ARE INVITED
J ACOR q. 4 SII'S

NJ EW and capacionS Store Room, on Main
" Street, (nearly opposite the old Fountain
lnn.) Elhton, Md, where is daily exhibited a
beautiful assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
i few of which will name, such us
S.77I.A'S;
very rich black, plaid, p!uin and changeable
SILKS;
very fine AMI high colurcd.
ALL WOOL DE LANES;
and as the most fashionable styles now are
PL.7IDS,
have them to suit young or old, in
BAREGE DE LANES,
Bareses, Lawns, Ginghams, Prints and
WHITE GOODS.
Black, Blue, Brown, Green, P!utn and Claret
FRENCH CLOTHS
lam now prepared to supply the demand for
DEBAGES,
Mat,ings, Oil Cloths, Hemp, Rag and Ingram
CARPETSj
besides general variety of
STAPLES IND SUN'DRIES:
Cas<imeres, veStings, collonadrs, dennims,
muslins, shawls, tckings, drillines, heavy
duck, tea covers, tea hinges, hosiery, gloves,
combs and brushes, chemISetts and under
sleeves, boots and shoes, hats and caps, hard
ware, quecnsware, ccdarware, spices, glasses,
Ready-Made Clothing,
and an unsurpassed 10, of
GROCERIES, &c.
Come one, come all, and examine for your
selves, aud you will always find something
worthy of your attention. Thank full for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, !
would solicit continuance OF the same, hop
ing by close application 10 business and sclin.
goods cheap, gathering TO the old motto OF
quick sales and small proiits,D to give general
satisfaction.
N. B. Country Produce taken at the high
est market rates in exchange for goods.
Apr 3 ]. b. ASH.
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Rail Road.
PhiI. VII. and BaIIimore r. r Co,
RATES FOR THE TRANSPORT.
TtTION OE

80 - AN-h ~ IoAN NE RlNSIOK.
TATION OF
LIME, GUANO and MANURE,
LlME--(Sluked.) and in full car loads,
zcents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate percar ot4 wheels
$1,000 pounds) 81 20
wheels Q6 1000 ponnds) 81
GUANo-3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, 50ccnts per ton
MANURE In full Car loads, u cents
per ton per mile
Minimum rate per car of
wheels. $1,000 pound.,) S1.Op
Swheels, GA, 900 pounds) 50 CO
Lime and Manure to be loaded nd hnloadej
by the Owner or Consignec.
When loaded and unlonded by the Rn ilrosd
Company, % cents per ton extra will be charged
C- The ton TO be 1000 pounds.
The P. w. and B. II. R. Co. being d-,rcus
Of promoting the Agricultural inte,ex, OF the
country through which their Railroad pas.t..
offer 10 the public the above low rates for the
transportation of materials used in frrIjIiziny
the soil.
The use Of the Railroad Company, Build.
ings and Depot Grounds, along the Line of the
Road. and al Philadelphia and Baltimore, are
Free TO all Shippers and Consignees a reason
able time, Tor the receiving and delivery of all
articles transported by the railroad comrany.
The company also give notice that next SEN
son they will run Milk and Mark; Cars iu
connection with the Accommodation Trains,
both from the Susquehanna River to Baltimore,
and from North OF the Susquehanna River 10
Phiadelphia; leaving for Baltimore and Phla.
dephia in the morning, and returning in the
a.lernoon; by which they hope 10 enable Milk.
men and Marketmen to avail themse Ives Ola
regular and speedy conveyance. hf
The Havre lie Grace Accommodation Train
will 70 r. npii in nod I,r,n, h1,s
For further information, INQUIRE Of the Gen.
cral Superintendent, or ofthe Master Of Trans
portation
Per order Of the Board Of Directors,
-...... S. L STAFFORD,
Nov 49, If General Superintendent
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To the Citizen, OF EI,Ston.

10 Ute VTsTXFUS Oh EI3AVON.
A l.. HICKEY 4 CO., No. l9 CHEsYuT
"A. Street, above Sixth, Philadelphia, have
now or alnd one Of the largest, cheapest and
most varied assortment Of their improved
Steel Spring Sole Leather TRUNKS ever Of
fcrcd to the public, with II fine article of Light
Weight Sole Leather Trunks, Carpet and
LesthcrB Bags, for travelling in Europe. Also
splendid assortment ofLadies Dress Trunks.
Bonnet Boxes, &C., ranging In price from two
to thirty dollars, with a line variety Of Hobby
Horses, Propellcrs, Gigs, &c.
All of the above articles we will sell low
for cash. Give us a call.
tc2-Prizc Metal awarded at the Worlds Fair
in London in 1851. A. l.. HICKEY 4 CO.,
May ~. No. liS Chestnut ST., Phila.
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baltimore and Susquchanna
STEAM COMPANY.
Assisted BN

D EGULARDAILY LINE, Except Sundays, }
III Tor HavRE Dr. GRACE, PoRr DEPOSIT AND
TIDE WATER CANAL
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Re will also attend to 7t 30 ~
Roofing and SpOuting,

which will be be done at u short notice and Of
the best materials.
The public are respectfully invited to give
MS call. ALDRIDGE L. STAPLES.
Elkton, March IS If
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A Nd II lsimportant that every family should
"a be able to measure its flight, and to Oh
'cfve the vibrations of the Pendulum how il
makes up the hours, days, weeks, months and
years. There was a time when this could no,
De done by all, but the Improvement of time
has brought about the time when every uan
can avail himself o. the means Of ma king the
moments US they fly, by calling n, the
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4 .JSCOrT 4 BRO, will pay the hishe
II, Cash prices for Wheat Corn, and Oats.
N. b. Bagsfunished. Apply attheir stor
nElkton opposite Johnson'sHoiel.
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TINE Is ON THE WING

w All articles warranted to be as rrcor
men led. or no sale. fDrc 10
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Congress-Thursday.

SEHATE-The Chair laid before the Senate letter
from Beverly Tucker and William M. Overton propne.
tors of the Wsshag,on Sentinel proposing to assume
the contract for publishing the Senate debates and pro-
ceedings relinquished.by Robert Armstrong.
number Of private bills considered and passed
The Nebraska bill having been taken up, Mr. Badger
spoke at considerable length, and with great power
and eloquence in favor Of the measure ard Mr. Seward
obtained the floor for tomorrow,
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REpREsEETATIvEs.-Mr. Hendricks moved
the reconsideration OF the by which the bill for the
lief of pensioners under the act OF 1883 referred 10 the
Committee OF the Whole. The motion laid on the Ia
BILE. Mr. Chandler reported from the Library Committee
the JOINT resolution for supplying members Of Congress
with the customary booksof public nature; which
read third time and passed The resolution from the
mee on the San Francisco disaster referred to the
COMMITTEES OF the Whole. The maps of the Pacific rail.
road survey ordered to be engraved The bill for
the completion OF custom-houses and marine hospitals
was introduced and referred TO the Commtec Of the
Whole After disposng Of numerous unimporiant re.
ports, the House resolved itself into committee On
the homestead bill. MIR. Boycs opposed the recommsn.
daon OF the Secretary Of The Treasury in reference
to The tafih. Dir. Sapp followed, and advocated
with much force the claims of the homestead bill upon
the patriotism and humanity OF the legislature. MIR.
Stephens of Georgia. has the first right to the floor, and
Mr. Kerr is TO succeed. When the committee rose, the
House adjour ned. At
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THE UNION WASHINGTON FRIDAY FEBRUARY ~ 1854

the law Also petition of Street Dalon and
niiy nine onef inhabitants o. Me'edh Dsawa,e ooany.
New York. or the prohibition OF slavery and he save
trade Ia the national territories Of the United ssaes
by MS FENToNi The petition aud papers q John 81 ha
for military services IA tho war OF loi1' Feiesd 10 'he
BY M FULLER / The memorial Of II. o. Alden
and James Eddy, with the accompanying papers,
as o do ' vst % he Pssas
from the hles u the House and Ieiefed 10 me Cohmee
BY Mr. AIKEN The memorial Of Charles J. Dorchet
aching parser United States navy, for compensation.
BY Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial OF numerous ship-
ping merchants OF philadelphia asking some nodheauoh
BY MI sAPPl bidecafatory of The recond section Of
act of Congress, approved February 3, 1888 entitled
An act TO continue halipay to oeflala widows ana Or
phans" .
BY Mr. RoBBIN5 A memorial OF the representatives of
the religious Socety OF Friends IN Pennsylvania, New Je
sey Dsiewae. and parts adaeen demonstrating against
hs passage OF the Nebraska bill asan,t The repeal OF
the Missouri Compremse, Also, a memorial oi boat
.wains gunners, carpeners, and samakes, signed by
OF officers OF ol tsese grades, requesting
Congress increase their salaries for reasons irren sci
other employees of The Uniied States government
United States SehuykI, Philadephis, Pena
ylvans, asking Congress increase their salaries for
BY J. O ALLEN The petition of 500 citizens Of Illinois.
praying Tor the establishment o. daily mail line irsm
Charleston 10 Decatur linosi referred 10 the Committee
the Post Office and Post koads.
BY Mr. FENTON' The petition OF Oliver Main, OF New
YORK. asking Tor military services IN the late war
with England referred the Committee on Invalid PEN
sons Also the msnonaio Of he religious society Of fshds
for The State Of New Yok and parts adjacent against the
enactment OF laws 10 extend the area oil slavery
BY Mr. SAMUEL A. SMITH A petition OF John White,
OF Polk county TENNESSEE asking pension Tor services III
he revolutionary referred 10 tue Comniitee on kevo-
luticnary Pensions.
by M APPLETON. The petition Of large number Of
oi Massachusetts, askng that Congress would take
aid in the Of canal around tue
Saat de ST. Marie referred 10 the Comnitee on ruoho
Lands
by Mr. MeNAIR, The petition OF Cyrenus Williams
and SOP Others, citizens Of Montgomery connV, Pennsyya
MIA demonstrating against the passage Of any law repeal
ing the Missouri Compromise -
by Mr. ISRAEL WAoHBUKN; A remonsrance OF j
IL Allen and AIS Others Of Bangor, Mane against the re-
peal uf the Missouri CoDpTomise
BY Mr. FENfOSi The memorial OF Luther Lacsin and
go Others, c1~ns OF Chauaulae county, New york. pray
ing Congress provide io regulating by treaty Win Az ma
tons pifes of all inisundersiandtngs that
DO adjusted 10y amicabe neBoauonsi referred 10
| the Comnitlee on Foreign Affairs.
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Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapoi Coiub 1anespie C4ere
land, Toledo, Chifaso, and 81 LOUIS.
sHIIROUGH be had al the rail
in Washington. -
leaving Washington at 0, a. afv IN Wheebg n
splendid inchese and Diunai
Wheeling 'ect by railroad %
Cleveland Toeao, Alton thence by steamboat -
miles, 81 Louis. Leaving Washington st D m hey VIII
splsndid Unlon ne ST.
Cincinnati and Louisville, ana for Indianapolis by railroad
fiom Lawrenceburg. .
Inrough sold Cinennat LOUISVILLE and ndanApo-
lis neona road from
wheeling Passengers through lie at
Information and tickets, appy 10 Il H.
PAIRS oN5, agent, Washington. = -
Feb 7-du Master Transportation.
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would place il where the constitution OF The United States
has pIscedihe veto power here. would ieqnhe TWO
hs vote Of the legislative council 70 ooef 70 osrfiue
the veto power OF the governor bui would no' uhae
any circumstances confer this absolute aud unqualified
veto upon any one man eouia hoi so'e ioi u'e pih
with such provision IN ~ =.
Mr. DOUGLAS Upon that pon, viii state that The
friends OF be bill have had these provisions under
sderaon and intend 10 dispose Of these two poiols-the
unqualified veto power. and the revision OF the acts OF
the Legislature BY Congresswhen we arrive at that part
OF the bill These provisions were introduced into The
bill because they contained in the Utah bill, which
the Committee Territories took Tor their guide am
aware that, going back still further, We have qualihed
veo 10 be overruled by twohrds, IN The Iowa b and
by msiorIiy IN The Oregon bill intended, when we got
through the question under consideration TO call lbe al
tenion Of The Senate this point aud TO stale my own
views upon H.
With regard to the revision of the territorial laws by
Congress- tha, clause has been uniformly put into ter
IitoIla bills. The custom IN ths way In the
early history of the country the Territory was egslaed
for by the governor and judges They had no legislature,
no representation no popular government We then re-
CURED the laws 10 be submitted here Tor approval or dis
approval Since The Territories have had legislatures, II
became serious question whether that provision should
be retained. The friends OF the bill will consider that
question: and decide whether 10 act upon that well as
the other provision oil The bill move that the further
consideration of the question be postponed until tonor-
row. -
Mr.. BRODHEAD move that the Senate do now
adjourn.
The motion agreed to-ayes 90, not counted.
The Senate accordingly adjourned.
tr.fH f.
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THE SP h N & K HO u > II
(tneinnA(t. Ohio.

THIS ve large and superb hotel for The dccomnodA
ton travellers 1be propsors, ther estab
m,Bi for pubic take the Opportunity To say ai mo
superior, magnitude, cot
mes iiebness OF furniture, egDty OF oca
oa IL has modern nprovemen faeil
study Of proyr.tors do all
so0urn travellers satisfactory and agreeable
Ian 2y-d.5n GEORGE MOORE h co.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

Important Special Pcrsnptory saio OF
$4,000 Dozens, comprising Entire LINES Of
3hread English and German cotton hosiery,
French English Gloves full of colors and
quaiiues.
gloves embroidered and piain OF welknown fabric
IA long feneh and Eng sh handmade and silk iet
Intis, sc, &C., Sc.
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rIessr.. msIlls q Ayers

o.r through sale goods
all freshly imported, aud landing,
Or FRIDAY MORNING, FsBRuAKY IL, le5i,
al MontAs Creda,
At our Auction s,ores 10 Market street,
PHILADELPHIA.
all dealers requested The above
Inc viii and complete
percmpory without
the catalogues wl ready for examination early
the morning of safe.
FURNESs, BRINLEY & co,
I-du7th AucuoHeers.
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ny oIsEES * scoT-r. Aaes,on.srs.

f,RUsTEEis SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lot On
Tuesday the 2ist Instant shall sell, BY Of deed
A. wlia subscriber, bearing
day Juy 1885, recorded Lhsr j. A. No 81, oos
OF s Of Washington,
No ~, No. 55,
of ss feet the OF Fourth
west, ruanse - IL inches a feet alley.
sao cash, $40 months, e.isncs In twelve
the deferred
Of decd of
tsksa. conveyasce he Of The purchaser.
purchaser In
days the night 10 resell
by trse days
F A. GREEN, Trustee.
GREEN d SCDfr IA
Fehl5 Auctioneeru.
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ron RENT OK LEASE, Tor one or more years. that
The independent Lane for California.

JAMES NJ. CROSS, proprietor Atlantic EDWARD
MILLS, proprietor Pacific celebrated
double enrns steamship North sts buden having
herself
every respect viii leave Aspinwa Monday February
O'Clock, precisely with popu
al az Uncle
speed superior
essw warss, h~ pe all 9th
~ BfasscnIes will dad th. advantage 10 purchase
ucke i ~ New York. aud also Apply at this office
before pucbs<ng elsewhere.
psssssI plAtesht apply only JAMES NJ CROSS Bs,
ory ii--dlw
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Mr. DANIEL DEc OF Pennsylvania 10 authorised
ptions this paper, and receipt Tor the
Q1Mr q, JAMES No. Harsos street, Cincinnati, Ohio
general collecting agent ths Western
assisted by H. j. THoa.s r. DxsT, WV. H. TnoAAs. ID.
YElssR, M. l. WsaaAs, A. L. CniLps, aad Dr. VIZ iKyne
Receipts Of either will be- good.
uyMn Henry M. LAWS, Of Montgomery Alabama gen
travelling agent States Of Alabama and Tennessee
by q. r. LEWIS JAsTs o. LEWIS aud SAMUEL d. LAWS
uyr Israel JAMES, Tenth Phiiadei-
phia general travelling assisted by WA. II. Wsp,
JonK CoLLIss JANIS DsEKso HAaETT, Jos. BuTTos,
r. BurToS ISAAC M. BopIKK, EpaunD w WILEY WLLAs l..
WATxNnAx, and CKoReK 4. MCLEOD.
uy-Reeeipts from either Of the above will be good
The daily union., 1854-02-17

N MATHEws Node OF London supply of Water |,
rnr pe.isnng Measuring and vaiuna Of Aruncer. Works
vol 1853.
Stevenson oa h Improvement OF Tidal Rivers.
rckstcins Pfacuca Ifestss thmnsys.
Builder
Afchi CT f. ! London, 1884.
cIesr on Distribution Of Coal Gas vol
Lcsavn, 1855 a
Demp.els Practical Rail say Engineer, VOL London.
Examples OF Amencsn and Beige Railway making, vol.
don.
Neves Hydraulic Tables, coefc.nts, and Formula vol.
London, 1853,
Eydes HID anlic Tables vol
n. .rdtnofes ty arsuiic Table. | voi.
Mpshett's fsssrs on Iron and Steel. 94t
6 FRANGK TAYLOR
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NJ. A. TYSON & SISTERS SEMINARY,

Boarding Day P, r. ssreen aA ana iaiA s'rsss
this institution this day Clues
T. Tue principals have in addtion 10 tbe el
teacher, haut The services OF
french resident in The family
tho boarding pupils especially, iaeii.y,
required tis For
mad the princPai bookstores aud Seminary
Feb 7-codtlsiMsr
IOu RENT OR LEASE, for one more years, that
house G. between ilh and ist
Air, Sarlge The Of France,
has iatsly nued the modern
including fixtures urOugbou both the
ma and back bsiJing@.
Posse.sioa gwen 18Th Of March ensuing
o a the block buildings
at the Of and 5 seei in the occupancy OF mis
D Wise boarding house The lower stories OF the
aud middle will be converted into stores aud hsd q
essees who have the alone,
Ore.ro1in add the house above
gyen the May For
particulars inquire Of Dr. benjamin King, Thomas Lawson
Windsr's building.
Jan 2s--.odtfif
DATENTs issued the soldiers OF IsIa.-Thr under
will patents lands iying military dis
Illinois, Arkansas Missouri this soldiers
lhs OF tol2 under Congress o. 1917. .
EVANS 4 FAINT,
Ercbans. and Ranking Office,
Pennsyynna avenue, between ~ and 9th streets,
Feb l4-Tdscp. Washington city, d. z,
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HOUSE or REpREsryTATIvEs.

The House mel At i2 o'clock, N.
Prayer by ibe Chaplain to toe House,
The journal Of yesterday was read and approved.
The SPEAKER announced that the hrai business in
The daily union., 1854-02-17

srIs BIOLOGICAL EssAks-rneSa4,es E=.ays fredeE-
ct D.n~on Maurice ~ fsoa Lonaon edition.
wih preface and other sddi,ioes. For safe
#.tWHN1.ft bl1 TAYLOR ~ MAURva aflta
Feb Bookstore 9th
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I AND Warrants and Virginia SCRIP bought and
Ii .odPcrsons from distance sending Vaaia revelation
warrants, rely receiving
otk pces and reatsnces made promptly any city
tbs Union. .s.
EVANS h FAINT,
Exchange ard n.nking Dhcs,
rennsylvsuis svsnae bstre-n AZ nss ttn streets,
Feb IA Tidaepr W.sas-sian CITY. u, g.
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rHr HOMESTEAD BILL

Mf SAPP said, he considered the suhiset Of the home
siea b,ll ot much importance that be could not
tent hself with merely giving his silent ia lis Ia
vor He sgfesd with the gentleman from pcansy
[Mr Dawsos,l who had regarded this bill as paramount
Importance 10 any measure which would come before
the House dunng present This bill Affected
IN It's provisions and probable results evey individual 10
the community whether high or low, rich or poor-thefe
was no rank or elevation that lifted man above,
depths scarcely that oos him below the benefits OF the
measure. Ii was a subject which came TO the business
and pockets of every member OF the community. On s
face Il proposed to relieve and extend helping hand TO
suffering humanity. He expressed hs confidence IN the
patriotism and herosm OF The House, aud oil the Senate
to make lbis bill legal enactment.
Eir. KERR next obtained the floor; and
The CHAIRMAN said that the precedence would be
given as promised TO the gentleman from Georgia, INT
STspHpss,l bat that the gentleman from North Carolina
Mr. ksHnl would have the second right TO the floor
Tue committee then and the House adjourned al
halt past three o'clock.
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rrrrrloss. &c. usnra rne nuLr.

BY MI CHASE, The petition Of Street Dalton sod hly-
six other inhabiIans of Meredith, Delaware county, New
York the better PROJECTION OF ozsns going into the iu
risdicHon OF the States OF ILLINOIS, Asbsma Sonth Caro-
and oner States where they liable 10 be fined
itnproed, md cold into slavery In violation Of the
sfitntion. Also, tho petition o Isaac Bufp and hfiy
other inhabitants OF Meredith, Delaware county, New
York. against paying for the Anssd NEGROES Also,
tion of Street Dutfon and nyppe inhebiisnis OF
Meredith, Delaware county New YORK, 20 prohibit The IN
ternatons slave trade between Toe States Also, the pe
o H. Tyue snd sixyone other inhabitants oi Mere
duh. Dsiswsfe county, New York, against 10. sae OF
slaves IL bts due te United Ssses and iobddng the
appropra oanY money which hss been thus hereto
tore received ffue purpose Of the general A.
the petition o 1t Dotton snd s,xthfee other inhab
Mefsdil Delaware county Nsw YORK, for the abb
oitioa OF slavery n District of Columbia Also, the
petition of Isaac Bur- yeight other Inhabitants OF
Meredith. Delaware county, New Yok, for the repeal OF
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coMmurATros MONEY.

Mr. SEWARD. Mr. President, ssk that the papers
in The OF Andsew Fink officer OF the reyoIa'ion
ay Amy may be Withdrawn from the files oil the Senate
and taieied 70 The Commtiee Revolutionary Claims
Mr. WALKER 1 desire to inquire oi the senator
from New York TO what snbject those papers teate,
money.