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THE VOTES ON THE TEXAS AND COLTS PATENT

The Texas b passed the House of Representatives
provides for the distribution amongst the creditors Of the
FIVE millions held by the treasury under the exasboundary
Of 1850, and the interest thereon--makng in ALL the
sum of six million Ave hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars The BILL as it passed the Senate, distributed
amongst the creditors eight million FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars which is several millions less than the
amount claimed The result is defeat of the wishes Of
The creditors We sllude to the result now not for the
purpose Of commenting upon its or incorrect
but for the purpose Of calling attention the evil
dence which it furnishes Of the groundessness of certain
charges industrousy circulated to the effect that there
existed a combination amongst the friends of several
large claims upon Congress to the passage Of
al Of them We have often been astonished at the bold
with which members Of Congress have been assaed
BY the orgnators of such injurious imputaons upon the
official integrity Of honorable We have been still
more surprised that such grossly injurious mputation;
should at any time have made any impression. Nothing
could be conceived be deprecated than the
cnes Of such impressions The purity Of legislation a
we'll of judicial decisions he above question Of
suspicion to insure the permanence Of our institutions
this conviction which has induced US to advocate with
earnesness the establishment Of judicial tribunal fol
the Investigation and adjudication Of claims upor
the government II the idea becomes prevalent tha
The legislation OF Congress is controlled by system
Of combinations and lcg-roiling, those who can fab
rlcate the most unjust claims win be found coming
forward to crowd the halls Of Congress and speculate
upon the public treasury. The number Of clainanu
i already large that they have proposed to com
ane together organization for political action Tn,
rejection Of the Texas bione Of the cases frequently re
red 70 being about pass under this alleged system
q i-roLHOwl AT least show that such combination
does exist But still that the effectual rem
ey Of establishing court adudica,C claims win b,
adopted
since the foregoing written We learn that the bill
100 The extension Of Colts patent has been rejected BY
~se majority. This another Of the measures which
has been frequently alleged TO be og-roed through
ongess its rejection furnishes still further evidence
ae injustice done to congressman BY the imputatons re
srred to-
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IaASOSrc Text BY John Dsre, u virginia.
wi Ayllon and Tales ~ The Asshos % aOtive.m
De Bow Review ier February.
H.asy o. Rrad5oeks psaen by Winthrop seFEesn NJ A.
The Young Ch~yaisr BY Dumas.
Hssnr Marty, Reslvi b. Mrs. Stephens
81 the War by 0srowss.
Msy ard December by Mrs.. bubbsck.
Count 81 Morion BY Alexander DsmsS
snd Moal,on's Pension Laws, ediuon.
Practical fors and rr.esasp w Montgomery GIBBS q me
Fsss FRANCE TAYLOR,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FRrpAr. FrnnrARY 9. 1865.

FRIDAY FRBRuARY 2, 1865.
No. 81 Jos. Jasig q al, plaintiffs in error, o. JAS
Brown a. trustee &c The argument Of this cause was
continued by Messrs Mcrwin and Lord for the defend
ants in error and concluded by Mr. Bartlett for the plain
tifs in error.
Adjourned till Monday IL o'clock,
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II IL mos respectfully requested that the
Washington ighanders' ball and citzsns will forward
their amount be placed
committees in each ward early dis
suffering Ia consequence Of the severe
tncemency weather, timely relief Is needed.
Private thankfully received and acknowledged
Cor the above object - .......
WIN. FORSYTH,
Washington Highsndes,
..ga Penn. avenue, 18th and 18th streets
Feb dat
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Co. First baptist Church. Tenth stre~tThe subject Of
the Sabbath evening lecture viii Be The rhsse
Regular service ssbbsth n O'Clock Young
people q both and he public generally respectfully invited
- Febf0
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united Stqte. .Senater Eleeted.

SPRrSGFIELp en-, Feb. s.-Lyman Trumbull has been
elected to the United States Senate from this State In the
place Of Senator Shields
Mr. Trumbull was elected the tenth ballot.
Whole number Of votes 30 necessary to choice 50 Ly
man Trumbn had 81 Joel A. Matteson A. A. Williams |.
Mr. Trumbu resides Al Belleye and Is the representa-
tive elect the eighth congressional district The result
IA uuite unexpected.
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NJ A. Tyson 81 sisters Seminary for Young LADIES'
On =, 6strsen i2ta ard I3th streets, Washington.
THE second term OF Wednesday,
present month, and will expire the hrst day Of
July Circulars had the principal book stores In bs
city e the seminary.
Feb 6-d6t t5iar)
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'oN PERRT.The Boston Board Of Trade has appointed
'ommt'ee to consider the e1pcdieucy Of some action ID
osn'uOn Of The services Of Com Perry in the successful
negotiation Of the treaty with Japan.
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l,oLD silver plated pecces glasses &C. %
focuses with peocal perscopc and parabois
peculiar advantages s.lecng Easscs
adapted 10 the eyes Of wearerr.
a94 Penn. avcnae between Ninth and Tenth
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G7- The rev. VIVA. "a Miib.sr, chapi.sa 40 the
II O'Clock, .. m. fsb 10
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SoyEL rEAMAn ice dealer in Chicago Illinois drives
two eIks in harness They obey the bit wen and step
along carefully but appear bewildered by the strange
sights and sounds around them
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but Saturday night going 70 bed he went into his
cellar and placed his purse and pockebook the top Of
hoghead and put empty barrel over IL In the morn
ing the Pocketbook containing ST. 100 gone but the
purse containing about 500 len and the cellar door
was found unlocked.
THK PAR OF FREScu AUrHoRS-ChAtesnbriAnd reoeiyed
for the publication in the feuetons Of Of the daily
papers, Of his Memories d0utre Tombe f3ss4 little
more than go for each feueton. LAmArtne received
$4,000 for his Condolences, or els Is per eulleton.
THR ONO RTEhThe Louisville Journal Of the 5th inst
says;
The river has closed opposite Jeesonve and persons
crossed Il the ice yesterday Ii very probable that
navigation below this point u also closed
BANKING ~ PENEsYLyAMA.-Bank-naking in the Penn
syvania Legislature ays the Baltimore Suu) be
progressing smoothly though all the machinery
abundanty CREASED. On Wednesday the bill TO ncorpo-
rate the Allentown Bank passed the senate and the commit
tee on banks in the body reported bill TO ncorpo
rate the Anthracite Bank at Tamaqua.
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THE WISCONSIN sENAToRIAL ELEcrIoN.

We have already announced the election Of Charles Dur
kee TO the United States Senate Two ballots taken
before choice was effected The vote the second ballot
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Necessary to a choice, 54just the number received b.
Mr. Durkee.
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From CharIssion.

CHARLEsToS, Feb s.The long talked-of three-me race
between Brown Dick and Mary Taylor took place to-day
was won by Brown Dick Time min. 43 and min. AZ
sec.
thunder storm occurred here to-day The thermometer
stands 65 degrees above zero.
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THE COLD WEATHER AT THE NoRTH AND EAsT.--The New
York papers are quite unanimous in the opinion that the
present cold snap without precedent in the recollec
ton Of the oldest iuhabitant The Express says:
"ouarantiue is still blocked up with ice. The steam
boat Columbus has made trip this morhing and viii
leave again o'clock for that point and viii not return
again today The steamer HunChback while lying at her
was put head the beach to repair The cutter
spoken Of Yesterday having dragged her anchor B very
near the beach and frozen in Townsends dock.
fishing schooner is also frozen in Van Duzers dock
Several persons frozen to death Wednesday in
New York The Boston Post of Thursday morning says:
Our intelligent public doubtless discovered that the
weather very cold yesterday At Gorham, New Hamp
shire the mercury 81 degrees below zero beating the
coolest part Of Canada by degree Franconia not heard
from but that place has lost It's reputation Of late
The New Haven Register Of the 18th has the following
paragraph about the weather
Last night Is entitled to the premium colder one
we never knew II seemed almost impossible extract heat
from anthracite BY comparison Of notes we are conf
dent that the Thermometer have stood during the
night from 10 degrees below Pumps and water
pipes frozen up for the first time in years At sir
O'Clock this morning the temperature At average Of
Is degrees below zero The harbor Is frozen far
down the Cove excepth the channel which i kept open
By the steamboats,
Another Of our exchanges administers the following cold
comfort
On Tuesday at Gotham on the White mountains, the
mercury In the thermometer within degree Of the
point Al which il becomes concealed This Is considerably
colder than have had IL but not cold as the po-
lar regions where according to DR. Kane sweet oil bad TO
be sawed aud brandy split with a Ratchet
SNGULAa RosBKRY-The house Of Mr.. vinus Alling, in
Westve was robbed on SUNDAY night Of nearly 81 zoo
II is customary for him keep money in his house
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TIE DYING GLADIATOR,
o. sEAAi0a MOvrloaS BaG street. PsRasy4saat-
avsaas daily fros ., a -, 20 10, p
ApMrraxoH, IS
JOHN HoLLTNGsHEAD,
Jan l0-du Agent
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SNGULAa RosBKRY.--The house Of Mr.. Vinus Alling in
Wsstvie robbed Sunday night Of nearly 8, ZOO
II Is not customary for him to keep money in his house
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FALL RACES.
BROAD OC K

sN- Ns, 1855, VII IT. eo@asn:e an !:
tsS~.sss-.ss-sa..-s>.~'.' the second MONDAY in
October 1855, and continus Eix daEs.
FIRST DAY-moNpAY, Oct S.-A sweepstake
for all ages; four mile heats; four or ma,s to make
bali forfeit. clossd Is. T June i with tho foioWIns
ENTRIES:
Mr.. VIM. II. Gibbons names b. m. fhilo by Mari.
nsr, out of Casssldra four years old.
mr. Towle. names ch. m. Cordeiia Read, by Wag.
ner, cut of Madora, five years cid
hr Thcs @. Moore name eh. b. Henry, by Glen
cos. ont of MADEIRA, four year. old
M Js J0h1 f &c h n Fl0rds by was
By Wagner, out Of Gioens, three years old.
Mr. James Tally nnmesg &. ons-Eye Joe, By
Prince George. out of Registers dam, seven years
old.
s1r. II. P. MeGrath names sh. h. Sam Letcher, by
Wagner, out of a Medoc mare. four years old
Mr.. John Walsh names b. &. Lawson, by Wagner
out of Minstrers dam, seven years old.
Mr.. Calvin Green names eh- b. Frankfort, by Glen.
cos; out Of Mary Morris, four years old
MIR. A. Cheatnam names
SECOND DAY-FUEsDAY--As sweepstake for
years old, $500 entrance, half forfeit, two mile
he Is closed with the following subscribers.
David Mcdaniel names by Recent dam by
ap Flatterer.
4 Chsashan and James Tally names &. 9. by Rev.
Calvin Gseen names b. z. by Sovereign, dam Ann
TaiR1 3D. ppAY-.wEpNEsDAY.-Joskey Club
FoUaTH Day THURSDAY Proprietor.
Purse $500, two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, Oct IA Sweepetake q
for untred three year olds 800 entrance half Scr-
fei!-sosed with the following enties:
Soufe Il hall name Union, by Register, dam
Lilly.
Mcdaniel Morris name ch by Regent, dam by
Steel
Capt John Beicher names Mr. P. A. Prindeps br I
by CniIde Harrold. dam by Boston.
j hn Campbell names oh by Glenoe, dam Emily
Speed, by Wsguer,
w j. Shaw names A C. by imported Hooton,
out OF Ellen Batemans dam.
Sixth DAY-SATURpAY, Oct. IS -Proprietor's .
Purse $500 three mile heats, for a handicap race
rec 10. horres only that have started in some
during the week
eu4 CALVIN GREEN Pron,r
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eoffespsndencs Of the Dispatch.
.e Nvv vr.- o. 10

4
E y given sut that manifesss,ion Of .ru. .c,.
Ia favor OF Rufsia, b 10 contempiafion. Youne
Anaerfcs, with some Irish and French uoihiesI -
les, are said TO be at the bottom OF H. Some onser
.hiDRs. said and done win como Of this exceedprsv
fuuoy movement. 3fIsl - -
The town ali next week will be perfect bubola
OF political excitement. Toe Know Nothings are
TO have general mass meeting. 70 ratify their
State and County Nominations. Tho Soft Shells
a, d the Hsrds are TO do the same thing. and the
Ola Line and Straight out Whigs are expected TO
put forth a manifesto In favor OF fusion with the
4 Ms, 10 preference to partnership with the
so called Black Republicans"
Toe October term of the several city Courss
commences next Monday. The recess has bsen q
long ne, since June LAST The amount OF business
before them il unusually heavy. The Calendar OF
the Superior Court alone comprises !, roo csses-
Tbs others are proportionately crowded.
Rachelh hiss st length consented 10 recte (not sips)
ths Marseilies Hymn. Her couEtrymen and coun.
trywonen here would go mad If she didof.pIn
deferecce to us Yankess, now, she out to recfe
Hail Columbia. The Eoglish insist upon God
Save the Queen, the Scotch on Bfuce's Address,
and the Hioerpians on st. Patrick's Day In the
Morning. Poor Rschel! ias# # : tsaz
There was white fros: noticed on Staten Island
and In the Jerseys, yesterday morning, "the first
OF n season." In these parts. 40 EESSsE
The shipments of specie from this port, during
the week eoding Saturday, foot up but $35 400
making grsnd total from the Let Of January 70
date, OF S24 439 36I Sc - ss g.
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STEAM Boiler ExPLosIoN-On Saturday morn.
ing a. an early hour she largest boiler Of SIX in the
ed-the west end fSing ont some three feet and The
boiler, feet long, torn from ts place, carrying eff
brick pipes, and tearing out the end Of the
mill The boiler struck the ground and turned
complete semsrsaut In it's course, knoeke ed down tho
out kitchen, and went into the dining room of NJ =,
John Cokers honss. one hundred and thirty-fvs
yards from the place Of starting boy, Of Jesse
Sholes, had his arm broken; man had leg bso-
ken; snd two other boys were slightly wounded by
dying bricks. Mr. Coker and family were sleeping
the room over the dining rsoTn aud although ths
wing Of the house is perfect wreck, no enc in the
house was hurt. The loss will be about S3w0
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DIFFIcuLTY.-Commander Ellison has gotten
himself into difficulty with the Navy Department
for the name of lie Washington correspondent and
pronouncng the retired list of officers disgraced
The impression Is he will be lurloughed, besides
being held personally accountable by several o
The retired list.
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SUICIDE IN THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-Miss Clara
Haskins was found dead 10 her bridal dress and
chamber near Nstchez, Mississippi on the I'd lnst
After being dressed by her bridesmaids, she re.
quested them to retire tor short time, and when
Iney returned they found her lying liieless upon
prussic acid still clssped In her hand. She had
adopted the desperate alternative of self-de'ruc'
tion rather than marry man she could not love In
obedience TO parental authority.
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VEGETABLE MoNsrERs.-Among the monsters
In the Horticultural Exhibition in New York City,
are pumpkin measuring nearly eight feet In cir.
in circumference; yellow French squash between
seven and eight feet around; beet thirty inches
around, and others.
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z NOTICED DAN CLING AGA
81 QEMY=MR Joseph C QIIEHREHRY

AAp takes plea:ute in announcing to the citizens
EEA of Rishmond that he will open his Academy
for Dancing on the 18Th OF October. Mr.. Duesberry
thanks the public for psst encouragement. He will
his best exertions to solicit same this session
Mr.. puesberry has succeeded in getting Hall oppo-
site the Exchange Bank. which he has fitted up in
nost elegant style. Entrance en- Main st.
He wishes to state to the citizens that he will in
troduee the most fashionable Dances, Quadries and
Wal!zss and he fsttsIs himself that he has turned
out fine dancers any other teacher in The
State Mr. d. can be seen ct his office at Mr. Os-
borne's opposite the Exchange Bank, between the
hours of 8 and l, and 8 and O'Clock. re 28-15t
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Bounty LAND WAaRANTs.-The whole number
Of applications made for bounty land, uuder the
law of last March, have been upwards of two hun,
warrants issued thirty -four thousand three hun
dred During last month nearly eleven thousand
were Issued.
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THE WAY TO PAY FINR.-As Paterson day
or two since, a man was brought before the Po-
lice Court and fined for selling brandy. The
amount of the fine was $40 and costs. The Justice
obiging y took the prisoners note at thirty days
and let him eff at thar very comfortably ard pleas.
antly.
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MRS G.. J. ALLEN respectfully an

M RS G. j. Al L e N respectfully au>
NA nounces to the citizens snd the public in gen.
eral, that che has just returned from the Northern
cities and in full receipt Of the late and Fall styles
consisting OF DRESS CLOAK MANTLEs, &c, and
will receive them as the season advances.
All ordsrs from the country will receive prompt
attention.
very handsome.
IF Six DRESs-MAKERS WANTED. Apply
soon. se28 dlm No. 116 MAIN STREET
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FROM OREGoN.-We have news from Oregon
to the 27!h of August. The Willamette Valley bad
nearly become depopulated by the rush for the
Colville gold dggings, which are now said to be
very productive An emigrant train, numbering
three hundred persons, was attacked by the In
dams at Devils Gate, and one hundred and fifty
slein, and all the stock and provisions captured
Among the killed was brother of Gen Lane, to
gether with his family.
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sI, sIGNOR G. GEORGE, PRorEs

~
SAIW soR OF Music, most respectfully ann pounces
NsAZk ,olthe citizens of Richmond that he is pre-
~ pared to make engagements with parents or
pupils for Instruction in Music the PIANO
FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
sIGNoR GEORGE pursues the solfeggi system f
voealizaton, deemed the only perfecI mode, and
uses the Instruction Books of Lablanche, T. Cooke
CrevelIi and Signor Bora, late of this city
EFr Orders may be left st the Book and Piano
Forte store Of Mes,rs. James Woodhouse l. Co.. l3s
Main st. l5-iy
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CONVENTION OF ENGINEERs.-A call has been
issued for convention OF locomotive engineers
to be held In Baltimore on the 6.h OF October, for
the purpose of forming National Eugineer AS
socistion. 1t appears that the great objectof the
association is to establish niorm system OF 10.
strucion for persons who are TO be entrusted with
rum Ing locomotives and thereby not only ad
vance and protect the Interests OF their profession
but promote the security OF lie and properly on
railroads,
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SUIT ABOUT THE AZTEC CHILDREN.-We take
the following from the Court Journal, London:
IN. Arnsud, director OF the Hippodrome, Paris,
of Commerce, against Mr.. Morris, the proprietor
of the two Aztec children, to obtain 25 OOOf dam
ages for having exhibited the children In public
the Hotel d'Osmond, and 10 another establishment
to exhibit them solely at the Hippodrome. Mr.
Morris proved that what M. Arnaud had taken for
the Az,ecs were specimens of diminutive African
race called Earthmen and the Tribunal In con-
sequence, dismissed his action with costs
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-JO4N JOHNSON
lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has take II
the house next door to Dr. Powell, on 10th street
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business. where ali who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him here
tofore, ever ready to please bis customers
His superior style of Hair Cutting is proverbisl
and he is sure he please the most festdioua He
will costinus to manufacture the celebrated hair
stoIstive and tonic, which, with other popular pre-.
parstions and dyes, together with the delightful
snampoon bath, win make his fhop, he hopes, the
resort of ali who derre to be waited upon in his line
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SUCCESSFUL DEBUr.-Miss Dora Shaw, q
young lady of high social position at st Louis,
made very successful debut at the theatre. IN
that city. on the 25ih ult. The house was crowdd d
on the occasion, and the excitement Is said to have
equalled that produced By the appearance Of Jsr-
ny Lind. g.