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RENO VAL.
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, wh(

- and retail SPORTING EMPORIUM. IS2 Main
street, Richmond, Va, opposite Eagle Square, has
the largest and most extensive stock of GUNS, RI
FILES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES, FISHING
TACkE. Nc, in the State, together with general
assortment OF Fire Arms and Sporting articles.
Colts REFOLVERS, all sizes
REVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dixon's, Hawkesley's and Sykes's P o w D R
FLASKS
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLASKS
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS, BY
the case or single one, at all prices
Eleys, Walkers Cox's, Wesley Richards, g., d.
and other CAPS
general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, of all the celebrated
makers. nv 2SLSm
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An Observation-Disclosures ATTENTION. Tine
other day friend OF ours was much surprised AZ
couple of years, walk into bis stare, saying tnsi
he had returned OF his own free win and scc0ro.
and thar II bis old master would only take him becs
L would be the hsrplest moment Of bis lite, ana
that he would never do wrong again. 1hs mtHes .
finally sssented, We believe, and tho daxkey alsnoef
became wild with joy--M o. Bal.
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REFEREN CES:

New YoRK-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers Co.;
Compton Turner; j. R. Jatfray Il Sons; Robertson
Hudson; Ward, Babcock CO.; Ely Mygatt, jr.
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. R. Frothin CHAM Co.; Hen
rys, Smith and Townshend; Beebe Co.
BALTIMoRE-Messrs Baugher, Fisher Co.; Ball,
Chriss Co.
RIcHMoND-Messrs. Wardsworth, Turner Co.;
Parker, Bayy & Nimmo Warren 4 Perkins; Kent,
Paine Kent; Hubbard, Gardner 4 Co.. Deane 4
Brown; Thos. l. Chas. Ellis; Geo. w. Gretter w. +.
Butler l. Co.; John N. Gordon Il Son; Flanagan,
Stokes Co. lie 2S-3m
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JOHN VAN buren,, in reply to note from Daniel
E. Sickels, states that he did not in his speech at
Tammany Hall, apply to him the language he quo.
ted from another speech. The correspondence be-
tween the two gentlemen is published, and took
place in London. There will of course be no duel
between them
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator

NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator
~ upon the estate OF the late CHAsfAIN FARRAR,
hereby notify his customers and the public gene.
rally that the COAL business will be continued at the
same place and upon the same accommodating terms
as heretofore. Lump and Arer1ge Coal viii be deiv.
ered at the shortest notice. and those Law
ing In their supply during the Summer months will
next. , - "
hereby appoint Mr.. C. B. LIPSCOMB nv Agent
iof saes OF Coal and the collection of ell debts due
20 sne estate Of my decd husband and for all sales
ni"oe W hiin whose acts shall be binding upon me.
C. N. FARhAR
"a. az, Curator OF the Est of c. FARRAR, decd.
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Miner L. Ray, transportation agent has been ar
rested in Boston on the charge of issuing spurious
tickets for passage the New York Central Rail.
road, and also on the charge of forging tickets for
passage over said road
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FIRE IN FLoRIDA.-A fire occurred at Madison
Court House, Florida, on the 3rd instant, by
which property estimated to be worth $50.
600 was lost. The fire originated in the gro
cery OF Messrs. Minis & Hills, who lost their whole
stock and Sll0O in money. The other sufferers
were L. T. Ferrell, H. B. Brinker Son and L. B.
Cobbs The Office attached to the Methodist par.
sonage was also destroyed, together with a large
number of valuable books, &c. The loss to every
sufferer was great, and to some nearly ruinous
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Tho day after twenty rogues had esoaDcd from
JAIL ont wea, the sditor of the village papsr had as
eloquent article on the mognh ot he piocc--n0t
prisoner wthin she waIis q hee taila ykIe mey -
called turning things - seecusk
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RICHMOND. vE
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1854.

Tupr, ur,nn,n 80 uor,I Crr.u
IHkEE HUNDRED MILES AN HOUR. CLhAh
THE TRACK IA paper was lately read by
Judoe Me;os hasore tha A Ar,or;oan Inst;tute
a1o0 "ae's' oeioio s'e fA''c',oAA
a.'s ciao q. NC" Aork' apon 'no ~.
leo' VI i"p'u sar'roau 'raveihns' 'ion "''
VIC niaAe .ne ioiiowins Extract
In xelocitv on ps;rnsd. ,,r o exsn one kindred
miles an honr, straight rails, which has been
ir nut w be
ed. The Emperor Of Russia has taken the first
s grsaI sep towards what deem the uiuma'u"i o'
Instead of cutting narrow alley through the
country, or going around everything in the way OF
from Petersbnrg 10 Moscow-be has made Il all the
way tno hundred feet wide. so that the engineer
Such s nart of the ure q" "a" ,b railroad from
point to point a mathematical line; the rails ten
y .nan nov 'os apa
fifteen feet; the euage of relative breadth the
signals and times perfectly settled the road walled
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FATAL RESULT OF WREsTLING.-In New York,
on Thursday, several friends of William Poole
were congregated at o'Neils porter house, corner
of Washington and Amos streets, talking over the
victory achieved over the pugilist Morrissey, and
during the discussions incident to the conflict, a
butcher of Washington market named Smith Acker
man, and John Quinlan, also butcher, disputed
which was the strongest man, when a wrestle tool
place, and Ackermau was thrown by Qu;nlan down
q flight of steps. Ackerman fell on his head, from
the effects of which he died.
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An accomplished swindier has been victimizing
the planters OF Baton Rouge. La and vicinity, to q
considerable extent He operates under the title
of Count Nesselrode
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THE Subscriber, having purchased of G.
w. MINNIs his interest in the Daguerrean Gallery
formerly owned by MINNIs l. WATSON, begs leave
inform his friends and the public that he will here.
after conduct the DAGUERREAN ART on his own
account at the Rooms formerly occupied by r. Mou-
son. which he has purchased and re- fitted In neat
and comfortable style, and is now ready for the
eeption of visitors.
T. w WATSON Daguerreotvp;st
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July 1st, 1854.

nISSOLUTION.-Th partnership ex-
~ isting between G. w. MINNIS and J. w.
has by mutual consent been dissolved. Those having
csims against also those indebted to the concern
will please call on j. w. WATSON, who is author
lied TO adjust the same. g. w MlNNIS,
]. w WATSON.
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QUARANTINE All vessels arriving at the port OF
Charleston from Cuba, will be detained at quaran'
tine for FIVE days.
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DR.. J. B. scriptore, an estimable citizen of La
Grange, Tennessee was killed on Tuesday night.
the 10Th inst, by the premature discharge OF a
small cannon, while Mr.. Thomas Bass had at the
same time the thumb of his left hand tornof.
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ABD-EL-KADERs DH1AM.---Abd.cl.kader has
wrissen the following letter 10 Omar Pasha. II Is
dated from Broussa, the 18th Of Juna
"MY VERY DKAH BAorHRR: The gates OF Para-
disc opened themselves tor me when spoke with
the Only Prophet, In adream, the eve Of the lst
Ramadan. heard Oil the great and holy sonis
who Tepose on Abrahams bosom proclaim your
name with shouts Of jUy; and saw . halo of eIo-
tisey uttered your name. God b with you. ~
broiher Wherever ynu 80. gloEy snd ucto0 ~ ~" !,
sttend you Garry Oh the ealpe g yoss sss -. 4.
Blessing sceompsny ypu AN @s @.s..,.y Az w
befnrs you liks jackals - = ~ S,s- rss
49, ~ frcchs9 Wns ~ IT, dsy g sxIte'
- -. sn,v.1 inr - elnenFa u nesoew. ~
slssssos = yos. - ssssssvs x......x x....s
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je e27u
nTCOT'S DTARRHFX REMEDy

IDIOOl y DIAhhnSEIA ID u N Il u
i never fails TO cure Disuhea, Dysentery Cbole.
&c. This preparation has been used for years. and
has met with the approval Of Physicians and hun.
dTeAs Of persons who have successfully tested its
~ sieyuains ekasaetes. :.
Prepared only by u. j. RfC0T 4 Co.
jyT-ln Corner efposits Oh Asftss
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- ID. SANXAY will take Dispositions

kAs certify to acknowledg nent of Deeds, &c, and
perform all other maglstsral duties; will also write
Wills, Deeds of Lease, Release, Bargain and Sale,
Agreements, and ali other instruments of writing
he socits the patronage Of his friends and the public
generally; can be found during the day at the Ex-
press ottcs OF MIR. VIM. l.. MAULE. on Pearl stree
under the office OF Messrs. Toler Cook
iy le-dims
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nISSOLUTION.--The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under the style of OTEY & GOFF, is this day dis
solved by mutual censent The business will be clos.
ed by Jas w. Gof, to whom all persons indebted to
the concern will please make psyment and to whom
all claims due by the must be presented for
settlement. JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w. GOFF
Richmond, July 81, 1854
Having sold nay interest in the business of
OTEY GOFF, to Mr.. j. w. GOFF, cheerfully
recommend him to the confidence of my friends and
the public.
jy 22-2w JOHN OTEY.
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]. w. WATSON. Daguerreotypist.

A CARD.-Having sold out my interest
in the Daguerrean Gallery of MINNIS L WATSON
to J. w. WATSON, take pleasure in recommending
him 10 all who may wish to obtain good DAGUER.
REOTYPES of themselves, family or friends, as not
only being skilful operator but gentleman upon
whom the public can rely, and hope he may meet
with that encouragement at his new location that
his merits 50 justly deserve.
iy % G. w M1NNIS
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sFHcIAL NOTICES

1YsCHBURo AMI ABlNoDor Tr,-c-------
ConpAEx--Ths annsal meeting 81 fthe s....sasaH
Vt the Lynchburg and Abingdon Teleerse;s Css
py, viii be held Ct the 91cs Of tie Carsrs,.. Ps- P
o'clock, r M Es -sx''ssst -'s -
;v ~ I'd 4gses WM g M0Rurs
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MuRpIR.-A dreadful murder was committed at
Hanksviile, in Pamela county, Miss. on the 18th
inst william Hunter, without any apparent pro
vocation, killed jackson Hudeips with q double
barrel shot gun Hunter Immediately fed, and bad
not been arrested ct last accounts.
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TOR 6ALE-A second-bsnd SPRING

Il WAGON, . superior piece Of workmsnshiu. q,
the manufacture Of Mr.. Thomas @. Eppes, upper end
Of Broad street. where It may be seen. Il has been
Amy person Wishing IN article Of the hind may rest
assured that great pstrs weFs taken BY the we'll
tnown msuussturst with regard 70 iss atrsnsth and
durability, is3-ts
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BY J. A. CoWARDIN.
EDUcAT1oN.
L. p. CRUMP'S

i. 4. ChUMRS
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Ia the Basement Of The Africoa Church.
NHE next session of this School will
Il commence on the first MONDAY in September
next.
TERMS.
Spelling Reading, Writing and Arith
netc :'.-.:.:.-..+-.:.;S S per quarter.
Grammar, Geography, History. Ph,lo.
sophy Chemistry, Rhetoric, &c.......S7
Latin, Algebra Geometry. ..............t0
iys9-Sts
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NOIlCE.-Wishing to change my bust
IN ness offer for sale, privately, NV LOT. STORE
sud DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren
containing about six of first rate low srounds
situated Immediately on the canal. The Dwellipe
House has six rooms-the StoIehouse large and cor
venent and first rate stand for selling goods also
another House and Lot containing about two acres
which weuld suit mechanic with small family
Either of the above named Lots viii sell low. and
terms accommodating.
R A. PERKINS,
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CRIME IN CALIFORNIA According TO the San
Francisco Chronicle the violent deaths in that city
average one per day. Within four years there
have been twelve hundred How many of them
have been murders is not known-probably cne
fourth-perhaps only one-eighth-one hundred and
fifty persons-murdered. Only one man has been
con victed and executed for all this ocean of crime
and he, more because he was friendless crea-
ture, who had not the power to excite sympathy,
nor money to buy counsel or jury.
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DR. GEORGE SCHEREn, formerly Practi.
aoner Of Medicine In Baf1more respcctfeliy OFF,.
e's ssonal services 20 The pubic. 0ce o. Les
90 !" Aocxetts, a jYxT-ts
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r A. PEKKIES,
Warren P. O., AlbemarIe Co, Va ie 90 d2wtIs
vHO THE LADIEs.-Ihe subscribe

TW I II II LAUIE6.-In6 BuDScfIDbr
l. having purchased all the stock of SILK MAN.
TIES. and large variety of other Goods. of the
late firm of Wilcox Belts. ladies desiring hand
some French 6ilk Embroidered Mantles Rich Plaids,
Brocade and Black Silk, win find it 10 their advsp-
tsge 70 give him call. before purchasing elsewhere
As he has now In store very large stock of Staple
snd Fancy DRY GOODS, and is desirous of reducing
He will sel many articles ia his line, ct greatly re-
duced prices from early Spring sales.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
ie 2-zm No, 203 Broad at
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~ LONGER.-Having yet very large stock on
hand, viii continue to sell off one week longer
My assortment of DRY and FANCY GOODS is com.
pete, and great many articles will be offered much
cheaper than they usually sell for-vz: Ladies' Kid
Gloves black, 25c and white Ones superior arti-
Gle, ste. pair; Brown Linen Table Covers SHE a
pieces Jaconet Inserting sc per yard Needles &c.
the best article for 4c paper China Buttons I2 doz
for &C.; Childrens long Combs &c. piece, and large
assortment of fine Fans at extremely low prices
GiVe me call before purchasing eisew here--you
may expect to get bargains at
VALENTINE COHEN'S Store,
jy A-l2t* Corner 9Th and Broad sts n
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oLUTIoNs, &c.

DIssoL UTIoNs, &c.
nISSOL UTION.-The co.partnership
under the FIRM of ROBERTS 4 LANCASTER, l.
this day dissolved. The name of the firm will be
used In liquidation By either partner:
Richmond, July 1. 1854.
The Anthracite Coal Business heretofore
conducted by ROBERTS l. LANCASTER. will be
continued by the undersigned, who returns thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the late firm, and Folcits cont uauce of the same
Al orders for Coal left at his Office. 18th street
between Main and Cary, In rear Of Mr.. VIM. Cream
ers Tobacco Factory, ct the office Of Mr.. Edward
D. Eaoho, on l4th street. between Main and Frank.
in' viii be promptly attended i1,.r TO- .onr,r.
Richmond, July lst. 1854. jy 17-2w
DISSOLUTION.-The Co Partnership
II heretofore existing between the subscribers
under The style and firm Of SUTTON WINSTON,
10 dissolved this day by limitation 1t being impor
sons indebted to the requested to make
payment early as practicable; and all creditors
requested TO present their claims for settlement
Either partner is authorized 20 use the name of
" w M SUTTON.
July Ist 1854. L. T. WINSTON.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.- P.-The subscribers
have this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of 4. T. WINSTON l. CO. for
the purpose Of conducting the GROCERY and COM
They will keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of fGROCERIES. including every va
rietv of domestic ard foreign LIQUORS.
cern Of SUTTON & WINSTON for their kind pa
tronsge and solicit continuance of their favors for
new concern. z. T. WINSTON,
w M. SUTTON,
Corner Gary and 18th sts
July LIST, 1854. jy 2z-lm
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CHARLES =. HARREYS hns removed
~ to his new Estahlshment on Itth str..t ~.
twee nMain and Cary. He will continus the Hcn.s
Sign and Ornamenn, Painting, Gildlne Bronring and
limitation OF al kinds OF Wood and Marble.
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ZINE TEAS.-The best assortment of
l. Teas In the city can always be found at the sub
scrbers, and selling ct prices to please purchasers-
New supplies receiving every week. selected with
care from the latest mportations. We are selling
fair Young Hyson Tea at so cts.; good Gunpowder
Teas at IS cts to 80 cts and the very best Gunpow
der and Imperial Teas at OIL per pound. A good
Black Tea at SO cts, and the finest Ooong Black at
rs cts per pound
HuLsT KING. franklin st. NOld Market)
jy 26-4t 1870 Broad st. New Market}
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TsrAL.-Rev. Joseph r. Johnson, late Baptis
clersyman q esugsriss b on trial IN Ulster couu
u. New York. On charge Of drowning hs VIII
md child
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BAnN BuRsr.-A large barn belonging 70 Jon
Gefvick, In York county, Pa, was struck ~ nen
ming on Tuesday last and consumed wta ~ CO.
fenta Loaa about 5000
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MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RArLAoAD.-Iht
viceuresident Of this road has just completed the
purchase Of 900 tons Of rails Iron had been pro
yiously purchased to complete the track 70 withir
twelve miles from Athena; and the purchase aoovs
announced will complete tho track from said pom
westlof Athens to Wheeling
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UNCLE NED HAD NO HAIR on THE Top
OF HIS HEAD, IN THE PLACE WHERE THE HAIR
OUGHT TO CROW" but he lived previous to the dis
covery of LYONS CELEBRATED KATHAIRoN which
not only preserves and beauties but restores the
hair at any period of life. Only those who will not
try It are troubled with badness, dandruf hsrsh
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From the Home Journal, N. VI
No article ever acquired 20 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as Lyons Katharou. TO
those who have used it and who has not the reason
is obvious. as its invigorating and identifying effects
and agreeable perfume, stamp 1t an indispensable
ticle Of the toilet"
Sold at the old price of Is cents in large bottlss
by all dealers, everywhere.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
jyS-d1m 16l Broadway, N. York
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WIN. ii. Lyons, ATToRsEy AT Law AND
Notary PUBLIC, for the city of Richmond will prac-
tce in the Courts of the city of Richmond and or the
counties of Henrico and Hanover js 10 Inn
REMovED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No "A Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs. Smith Roberts Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs. Smith Harwood, where all OF.
ders for COAL can be left and will receive promrt
attention. LIZ 7-2m.I y 2. C. LARUs
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: !. uaRBER q Co.'S AMERIcAs UerEL,
Va: y. II. CAREER j. b. u 4 &c K grsRIpeE =

~. n. H.CHALKLEYsNsenefal Agent anH TOt-
lector 18th street. between afain and Cnrv IN.
store OF 9. n: Peaks. Refers to Messrs e. r. WoT.
tnsm Co., Williams Brother, Butler & Tin,lsv
VA. Patterson. = " ot'ta,s
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The News.

The Atlantic's news had decided impression on
financial and commercial affairs in this city yester
day. The stock market was somewhat depressed,
and a decline in prices was submitted to. Bread
stuffs advanced as usual the receipt Of unfavor-
able intelligence relative to the war question.
Flour went up from lac. to l82c. per barrel, and
closed at SO q So H. Wheat was firm, without
sales of moment. Indian corn closed at 85c. SIC.
per bushel for fair to good yellow and 90c. for that
of prime quality. But it is probable these fuctu-
ations in stocks and breadstus will prove of mere
transitory nature. Instead Of decline in stocks,
should the next arrival confirm the portentous
brought by the Atlantic and Asia, we may expect
a gradual rise in prices, for the reason that the
more cautious portion of the capitalists of Europe
will seek safe investments for their funds in America
So far as concerns breadstufs, all the accounts from
the West concur in the declaration that there never
was so much grain awaiting TIE opening Of naviga-
ton to the Atlantic seaboard as at the present
ment Nearly every warehouse at all the principal
points, is crammed, and in many places private
houses, outbuldngs, &C., have been converted into
granelies Under these circumstances, it lis hardly
probable that rates Will go hgher-war or no war.
The membes of the United States Senate seem
disposed to take breathing spell after the late ex-
Citement anu SittingS OH tuc NepldSha
BILL and those of the House are evidently concen-
trating their energies and thoroughly preparing for
the coming struggle on the same subject. Memo
rails esking for land to aid in the construction of
ship canal around Niagara Falls, were presented to
the Senate yesterday; but as the Land Committee
have already reported adversely on similar petitions,
the documents were merely received and laid on the
table The Conference Committee on the subject Of
relieving the officers and soldiers who were on board
the unfortunate steamer San Francisco, made re.
polt, which was agreed to. The bill providing for
retired list and half pay for disabled army officers
was passed, was also the bill donating lands iot
the support of the insl and INDECENT Mr.. Phelps
afterwards spoke in support Of his right to a seat
as Senator from Vermont He holds his sclt
by appointment of the Governor anterior to the
meeting Of tie late Legislature Of that State. The
Legs ature having failed to elect a successor, NJ
r. contends that he IS entitled TO retain his seat
The Secretary OF the Treasury transmitted to the
Houee various cpistles from persons engaged in ma.
nufacturing and commercial pursuits, in reply to
lis circular asking information as to the best
method OF bringing the tariff within revenue stan
dad. resolution was adopted authorizing the
Judiciary and Select Military Superintendency Com
aittcos to employ clerks The former are about en-
tering into investigation concerning the proprle
~ Of commencing suits TO recover moneys PAID