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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-01
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Foundry and Machine Y

Foundry and Machine Works.
THE Dayesport Machine Works are now pr.r,r.d
70 execute oTery variety Of machinery nj sbor, no
lice,
superior steam Engines from i've 10 obs hundred
horse pn-ot: Engines, Lbthes, Pfaaets, Gri.t Mil,
Eps MI dHscfiph"nsof mill work. Also, sole agents
N Ehe west Tor the manu- snsture of MsCori's sul-
Edeboh Horse Power; superior chine for The pur
pose intended. We weuii invite the attention oil
pNftte requiring shafng 10 their tsblo Hanger
Aha scliNhfhg Boxes, superior 10 an, thing ID
fhrhenlw ati"htieB will be paid to repairing tn ia
chinery, and prompt attention given 10 all orders
We propose 10 execute our ork In the best IN
aud ash rofles requiring machinery or repairing 10
iGS or US WITH their orders casting Of all kinds
piled 10 order.
works On Third street, oEpesiie the Catholic
ourftng ground Davenport aug 81 dvu
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Improved Farms.

81 Is suit purchases.
Improved Farms.
ota,nres highly I'm rev rcd farm miles from BAY
ennert. 200 acres In ciiuvation. good boaA renee,
with Usage orange, house, slapie,e'
boau,m farm y miles from hs.e ,'e a 70.
ucres, GO actas IN c"t.Nasiens fA'' "fN'a '
house stable, etc
snue. f,nm davenport, 90 acras, 10 aeres In cui-
tiyaton, - aerestimbof, fah1h's ""'e'' 80
bie,atc.
M. ~ The hast farms IN Scott county, IA acres,
only a miles from Davenport, its ACRES ten'S, "a"
acres In cultivation, i''a aef.s 'pN, - Hs,iie AMI
two good wells, large house fooins' Sta"'e' '"s
buildings, ole.
A small tarmo aor, all 10 euiiisS,en,Ee "d heoss
etc, u miles from Davenport
ino acres % miles from Davenport, ~ lnsu' "
on 10 acres timber, 20 acres PRAIRIE hoate's ''''
etc
3miics from payenposi s0acres, 30 actes T. eu,n
yaon pa n timber, largo hcuse. good oar n}o'"
200 acres splendid land, atlin fence Hp' nensilsa
ton On the Dnbuqde road, miles from 'hfehP"h'
lamies from Davenport 40 acres, 60 acres In enih
walton, good house, stable eIe,
~ miles from Davenport, 20 acres % hcrcshsn-
tiyaton II acres splendid timber, balance pfat,r'
large orchard running water, good house, ss"'is'
u miles nom naytnpou ~ aeres IN cultivation
house, stable, etc,
soaerea i4mo. from davenport sil b fence and
cultivation.
40 acres prairie land, miles from hayenppri-
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi river
aud Davenport
900 acres Of No. class prairie land close 10 Wal
cati some oft cultivated, and iargs amolnioi ma
improved land in Scott county,
Anumhet of hoases lots and vacant lots, pleasant
iys laaied tndercu, paFtsof Davenport FOR sato on
| favorable teens. a.,
Is bcant,lullo in North Davenport. Terms I'D
| real, Applyto JULIUS b'faNlE'
july III -
Mcneil o. n Mon I'll.
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DINING SALOON.

IHH sabscrieer, obliged for the hstterins patron.
age be has received, informs his friends and the
public, that he i siili prepared ~ accom- sodste
Theta al his Dining Saloon, In the basement of Dss
Imports new block. corner OF Second and Ms.a
str eL, opposite me Le Claife Rause Dinssr every
dGyst i2ta O'Clock. Meats served up at all hours
Ico-Cream, Soda and Mineral Waters.
STRAWBERRIES received every day during The
season. ioHS ATKfN.
June I4llT
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FaREERS! SAW AND GRISr MILL NV
The Rest Mill ever offered to tho Public Il
FEl.TON'S PORTABLE Mil

Eh1oH ~ 4 olAl ADlIE MILL,
HTiilCil has taken ,lhe Eirst Prsmium Mt all thu
w State and Ccnaty Fairs whore il has been ~,
hibited, and Goh Medal al The merieaa Inyfity,,
N. y. city. This truly excellent Mil, ceieLra,rl
alike for lis simplicity, durability and praecsbiity
patented jany ID 1855, stand. uHriyaied. The ,ary
number Of these mills sold, and their increasins a.
nand forcibty declare their merit lover 1000 hsvin.
been sold ~ the last sA months. They arc ad,niru
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat BaTia,
Corn In the ear, Spices, 1e. with a fapidty and per
lection unknownbefore. ~
No. Ailll grtnds from ~ . bus. of neal or lu,o
IS bus oifeod Per hour with from 10 horses. MI,
other Nos. propor!iohaie amount. They can be-
propelled by horse, steam or water power, and are
we'll adapted to Irregular motion, hence nj trniny
costthe. can be attached 10 any saw MILL
MrAL SEivrs arc attached to these mills thus rem.
dcsing them tho only trG!y practicable mill far,r
en- have.
References can be given where these mills In,
been In use IL months without either receiving
deciding dressing, and Iik cwise here they were
traduced four months ago for grinding freH Cas 3
His nh established fact that all mills usis1..
scat feed" but never" grind seal ahNe
and cob crushers only crack the eorrss NJ ~, 'o'l
tina. nolthcr reduce the feed to syaa.rea a. haa
70 be used with profit. Batthe ''''S'
FELTON, MILL.
without knives, and 4sith grinding surface. 40 hal,
teinpcsad net aieciit Is ca pabie OF erua
ing 70 an! asgjRs of nneness and of reducing eob 4
we IN ness ~ meal. These facts justify us In va,
fanuhf tness, mills TO give entire Satisfaction.
s1r inuneri Information aud mills aud right n,l,
- NI'sHoLs, LOOMS Il Co., Once L. clas,,,,.
House. Davenport, Iowa, OF Box SOS r. o.
4 1ht
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oioaeras highly improved farm miles from pas
onnert eu0 acfes In eltiuvatian. xnod b"ala iehc"'
,.i,h ,stge orange, house, stable, etc
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Vho wants . Spisndia ana
nnAAcREs, $50 in higa stait 81 ealasssas 'a

1OSsere, eaa Timber, good dwelling. barn, our
houses, aas orchard, and besasisaa streAn z, ny
s.,- 5.s loii,s trc4a Princeton, adgGFishiHs .Ssa
an ths Mississippi riysr ~ SceE g Aad Mis- ssa
A. an reasonable terms say IL Is ID b&iaHcs ia !,
. "a yaars Whesa terms will ehstav tis par-
issr-to make the proceeds u ME isad tas d,isf-
,sd naymeuts Cali soon, as i iaA's t~Ar as I" Z
soeassA w +. c. EspS-
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.
4l-3 Bushels Wheat to a Bbl. Flour.
TayfAG Ciarkts Patent mbined Grinding AND
Ill Boiling or Merchant FIGURING Mill competed
and our object being to dispose ri he Mills and the
rybis of the Territory Of the State of Iowa we nov
~ this Mil, Machinery Engine, Fixtures. Building
and Lease, of sale OF accommodating terms TO =
reliable party. THIS Mill Is capable Of manufacu.
rny rye quantity ii Flour per day, at very tri.
ding expense. The cieaIiag apparatus is unsurpass
III "a the Vest no better investments open "a
make m money. The whole 0ncern can be eieare IL
l.ssthan one year. Rorfarther particulars apply "a
0et 81 dtf JACOB WEAVER a.. Att'y.
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.sase.ssioks Public !,
&3agiriD.
Nt.M masas

NG:sy HzssEs.
{ A. era NDALi. No. 9 LsCiuifo HOW, has Ja.t
~ fec2iF da large !Dioi ialc aud popular MusiC for
ths Piano. Guitar sac olt"f Instruments, among
which the foilG4fbg!
: ,,nnis,'' or .'ltks Iio1,es a ano song ~
..Dear Summer .lorn, b. ,f4. y Ell Lnown ara
popular ballad composer, fssFheh hicse,.
Down wherotau Bloc lieiia U!vs - 4 beautiful
song j. sans 10 M siins Is @Vs %, and composed
b. A, Leo
First Rate shollia etls.,'' by y. AlD,lt.
"Louis, Pyae PotEa.' a..zk .teIH,
.'sorapado quss ssey,' Sue piece }ar NO t,GIt
ats. aBE5odu
Yankee Eotlons and Toys.
4 LAaHha .sert'ltht!aa topcHhga ioIsoie ali
No : 70 Utaife Row: tEANG4LL HIGGINS.
Huitsfs
4 LsTseAEd gor, 3HtassortIterl d TX 0ssw God -it
AZ. ELyario"s priees rafsiss from 81 go 10 $40,
Also Eionsir1Ha sugohty gyo ceut-lots Guy fl do
lars AZ No : Claire Row. CO
Feather DpEtsrs.
Nvtg aRe-ssortment can be found AZ Tie DGToa-
- port Mas;c store;
No LIE Claire Row: CsH
Canes.
Varied ass ,IliH'Gt Jastrsgytycj ana for sale low
~ al 40 ise Claire Row; C&H
uirhR and F!otir s.tass 4ud every Kind ofaias-
he Claire Row. c u II
Tho Hallelajab,
| uai publishes b. l.. Mason, csnlAiniIga very Ia
eoIseloaoI ohnIeA AosI; Also the sha II By
Z Bradbury aHh q I :toot, caa be found Al Nor LQ
I''t'1 gov CsH
Actordsoas and TIutiaaa.
4 large and w"il5etsstsd assortment usi receive
a prices cannotaii to give entire 4at,,aclios
~ &',5 h." Cfairv I'DTt C6H
tAm0NElfs, Flasa,, Flgcsle,s, rieals~s and
~ tlies a reduced pEirrsat
No z L. Glare few, C&u
si.ost HasIs
I i.arE .tliecti@s on hapd no Nov sqeiCfoselys,
- aa ef,n b. rtlhli7fadHl
Nos trti,if-s .;a+ CkH
tisaHrr! Pom. Potf. ,Dstrac.nTsq lno rurIa. tfet
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Wrnfcrifs.
rNVy I
WILSON & III a X l. II y
Wholesale GrOcars,

~ r
w lI.SO N & III 4 Il L II y
Wholesale GrOcers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
y A Y L N L y RT, 10 w n :.
Teas! Teas! IctS'
100 half chest Young Hyson and GunFowdeh
b9half chests oelonE and Sonebons;
10 raddies non , to col
so boxes PalmsoaE
Is shaving q
20 $ Transparent
o CASTLE !"
90 boxes Pickles.
Iaa . Tomato u ,lsur and Pepper Sauce
100 boxes yarious brands Of choice iobs'eo,
10000 Cuba sixes.ligars,
sosSoass No. and scaled Herring
40 hhls new Maeke,si'
Is half bbls do
40 kits for family use.
80 btls and kegs OF Moissses'
10 hhds Sugar
So dos Rcd Cords
90 bids Dtied Apples
sosacRs Dried Peaehes,
100 boxes new Es,isio8'
2b bhls assorted Nuts;
800 boxes . Glass:
100 kegs Nails
boo dos Tulnbers;
Wooden and Willow Ware brushes,
tAs~2D bills Cider Vinegar;
r,,e,hsr with large stock of other articles, all of
iuue " dSw "'.-'oi' = .-"'4---
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
AT WHOLESALE.
1T Til II su bscrtbe rs have now on hand, ana are
fAkEAdai reeeisisg from the East and south as
No. yeFrSnt street, and LeSec'
IEurrn,s, Now Bisck.1 Uastspert, Iona,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wotdanware,
Provisions, &C.
which they Offer to the trade al wholesale oxeus yeiy
To Rot~il Merchants, Hciel-keapers and Others Of
tho Interior OF the State and Nebraska, who purchase
AT wholesale, we give the assafane" that we VIII NJ
tcir orders and memoranda at Chicago aud ~ Louis
prcestransportation added. 80, -;
Merehants Grocers aud Hotel keepers doing BUST
~ an he lue or near the ilnn of The Mississippi
Missouri Rsilroadiowa CITY % larther West, Nv
and IL to their Interest 10 make their purchases ofs
aud by shipping their goods b. Tho NJ NJ, ~ Il
save ~ miles hauling by teams ham ANY DINER pom,
an HE river Our facilities greof the hrst eess NJ
VIC feel the most positive condolences. that on WIZ
but give asa call look through our stock aud lear
OUT prices and terms, We shall receive hpnfa'
share of your patronage; which i shall 20 our ann
by furnishig rstratc goods al favorable prices aho
fair dealing, 10 merit and receive.
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Gbtfago.
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BANK NOTE xN0RAvIHa.

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
20 u N u Is ~,
GNIoNvlLLk,
CHIC G o, l. Ii N u D,
MAPS. Siils brackets, Trasses, Columns NJ o.
4 D lac latest patterns made y order.
Information as 10 rflsess NO., sass ~ = 1
ma ,.,lsc OF stone, Boomer beysugteh, 40 >
n,,ansx,, 4 slock davenport, towe
os'S"f0'' srOyE koQMkk n Bo0ToN.
Nasea,iae Journal and lows Oily bel a.er VIII
each copy daily year. and send biite prefr'et"is'
alssia 's5di. 4--
NOTICE.
xsys MILLER, late ofthe arm of avery, opham
w. X Miller {having dissels cd Wom THAI coheeih
on ihs Isl OF March lastl. has isrmcd the new
0.m OF MILLEk 4 ROUNDS, NJ. ~ SCUM
Water street, Cag,Asa, ana Having been SO leftue
ate a. 10 fseoiVa taatr Spring stock 81 Sf"esties,
In ad anee ot any oth Hoasc ia thor iine, Induces
them to orer their stock Tor neu casa, AZ tVNe'
price, thai Gan be found al any oiher hcaso IN 'ae
city -, -
sisss, ia part ,r,.
1900 thesis Tea srev o"Nssoinss
IA, ba ~ ran,e 1000 Kegs nails,
~ Hn,is saesr 500 Boxes ksis,ns,
3ea Bills motasses, w eoa m
.,.e. a sp,sn.hd assortment Of Wooden Ware
nd Yankee Noueps. n,,vnS
lane 81, 81, 6ly. Nlha.Gh y Hoe.,.,..-
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cnppYnsurrH AND PLuxaER.

COPPxR6xI1H AND FLUX6EE
THE subscrberis nov prepared 70 40 All kihos o.
Ssafjobhdnx business Of every description connected
viz the Tn. Copper and Sheet Iron business stove
Ptpe. Sheet Zinc, Lead pipe, sheet Lead. snseiN
80. Hsshinx TUBS Pumps etc, ETC.; Furnished avs
6nss on the most ACKNOWLEDGMENT and at hofino
S1oO. an
vosk warranted. Old Iroa, Copperso LEAD wanted
cod tsksn Ia exchange for work. ,.o,-.
DAAsapest. Api7. lss5-diy >, /. psAYal'
Perry 81 A-t~ssh 81 ans ID.
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boautin, farm u miles from hs,"hpor 100
a,re,, GO acres in civilizations pAh h'Rnft ae"
i uiAl,l
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I'm story ~ ibid laal sropeft1 Acil 80 ls -
thoss sisbtnx bargain Ia hpslse -ad lease oe4a
Ioeaii - esil Oh s9eseriuGF. an 0viea " SCI
"a vaIl 40 50 for the s@ae OF the money.
Csisooa sse prssnisei, hzEfisH y; GeSf ava 81
., a. ms sAoy on sll ST. eele~ pc Court hoHss.
Also, nae lot fof SAFE. ..,,
II i1-it - \ F4iIFft MN
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II. Gtepls,
Manufleturcrcr and Dealer in Has, Caos, Furs,
Robes, Ruesssia Glove and Mtiens-
yTYEare 10 receipt Of ourEAI.i sTOGk,
w 10 which we invite The attention OF The eiti
zens Of Davenport, Rock island and vicinity. Our
facilities obianiI goods.lifeet from Lrst hands
enables us to oder good oods NJ low prices
wholesale and Retail, "a my lrpnse in the west
Highest marx OF prices paid fos all kinds ship
ping Furs. 4. GREEN,
No. lie Claire how.
s.pGdwu Davenport. Iowa.
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LuNHER LATH and salS5LEs.


y. KsxpAiI. ssS' nk1N'
the cid Ncsast.ls mill psrlars to MI orders or
"A ii kipas pine Lasnier, lath ard sAareG Fsss
1A.-i.. Juae 2-trf
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A GOOD INVESTMENT T..

Fer Lease.
A NUMBER u lots situated in various parts OF the
"A city for lesse for a term Of years; andiY to
Juy ~, tsoa t DaFhS PORT.
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STORAGE, ForWarding& Commission

In this brunch tho trade, we arc pre- TO do
n large amount OF business. Merchants and others
making cnnsignmeuts 20 our House, may rest sssur
"a OF the utmost fidelity ononr part To iher inter
ests, and thattheir eonsgnmeals shaireee'sePto"P
attention IN sales and returns
n. satisfactory reference given ~ all esses
and with pleasure. ,.,
Nav 3iwtf RSAN ~ Met Ann
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sniic. from Davenport, 60 acras, ~ acres 10 c"i,
,iyatiop 20 acres timber, runnrs "atet'n ssa
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ALSO loo acres uaimrroved, This s IN sc
A.pK4easl, II miles From hi ss's aha IT,, TN
lscisire. Fer ferillily scii ard heAaiS q LeeA
sion = il uasar.assea. Terms easy u eea.se
80 49, r.. &. EABs-
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FAIsr. TOIs SALT.
A BARGAIN,

~A.ee. ID velitmpro,ea, water asd tim Der,
A6O on roaa road. aHt sAiy tour uiaies lsvth
a.. eirr Ifxoa desire sezaifal home, sPpsy sceH
% oes, -, hi re bAys.
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TKb6Eb. bpsr1 Oh 10 stoss asd Tor 80 b
RyKnQMs. Yn11xxk4EE D4t&A4fx
60SoxE " = zzs.sssss Sss1 ESSS
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dry AHmOer.
TIME xrtxcritssr All keep baud - all times al L.
yard o. the r.ruer u Ksck isiasd and 1hird -ss,
DRY CHICAGO LUkBER
81 eVugy description g. NaLELEh-
;uiv 10 off
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onc Of the bast farms IN Scott .onltty, - ae'ns,
only 4 miles from Davenport, i1a acres ienee, iso
acres in cultivation, iaa aores Timer, ~ m,
buildings, ole.
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SyolN etsver Spoons and Forks. all sizes and pat.
Oseena. Aad maAe expressly for the gndafs,gaes.
A. 8 fou anortment of Morisa's Ceisbratea Gold
keaAat tauSlal Ac \ IONS.
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liISlG..

ARRS JULIET WEl.l.S ,i~.e lren thg f-As !, - re.
MI = 70 inform lnhapiianis OF DsAeAif9ta as
yicini, y .hsi she wishes 10 inst-aes fstA.es ha
brf VI Young ladies' il lAAt most 49,
d.lshiaI science, Easie. haflhs $3.50 So "a a.,
tiars an = piano for i3 years ia ntsst o. tac aesi
f.miiies n Cleveland. Mrs. W. trusts :. HraeNed
- ,risto ,ssare icessi SHARE o. the ia.i9s-se
~. rTry APPLICATIONS through The psst onaee, g
a. Riniey ST. bet~ess Firs; aEa seeond, 81 -
Crandalis Music Sso-e will receive inneg. ais ~
anffnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-15
THIRTY. FIFTH CONGREss-1st Session
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857.
SENATE.


Mr.. Seward submitted resolution, which lies over
directing the joint committee on printing to inquire
aud report whether any provisions OF the law art
necessary to secure the faithful performance on ths
part of Congress, Of existing contracts which provide
for accurate reports Of the debates OF the two Houses
of Congress.
Mr.. Douglas gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill at early day TO enable the people OF Kan
sas to form Constitution and Stats government pre-
paraory to their admission into the Union.
Mr. Foot gave notice of his intention to introduce
bill making grants of public lands to actual settlers
The Senate then went into executive session.
After the Senate came out Of executive session. al
adjournment took place until Monday.
The resolution was adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, Mr.
Grow and Mr.. Taylor, Of New York Messrs. Nichol;
and Smith, of Tenn, and Messrs. Morse and Dowdei
The committee authorized TO be appointed to examine
into the subject of the public printing and report such
reforms as they may deem advisable.
On motion of Mr.. Banks, the Speaker was authori
zsd to appoint the standing commteesi and in order
10 afford him an opportunity to 60. il was resovled
that when the House adjourn il will be until Monday
On motion of Mr.. Warren, COMMITTEES was order
ed TO be appointed TO report when the new hall car
be occupied.
Mr.. Dowdell offered resolution requesting mimic
tar. of the Gospel residing in Washington alternately
TO open the daily sessions OF the House with prayer
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, presented petitions
against the employment OF chaplans by the govern
mept on The ground of its upconsttutionality. A
debate resulted, during which, In reply TO the ques
tiop it stated that various ministers had rendered
their gratuitous services.
Mr. Stevens of Georgia. offered resolution, which
was agreed to, providing for The dstributioI among
the new members, OF the books heretofore ordered
TO BIZ printed.
The House then adjourned ill Monday.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ii.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Woodhr;do.

rrayer BY Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge.
81, message was received from the House informing
;ns n Senate OF the adoption Of joint resolution fix.
S "eSnesdey the 10th lust, as the day for the cleo.
uon Of Second Auditor and Keeper Of the Psniten.
hary Store.
on motion of Mr.. Claiborne, the communication
ho d on the table, after discussion participated 10
~ Messrs. White, Amber, Thomas, August Deneale
,h pe following bills were reported: incorporating
~ brooke county Cemetery Co.; Incorporating tbs
Wne psa" nan Manufacturing Co.. in the counties Of
Msdison and Rappahannock; bill granting the
Of S.mne e The trustees Of Trinity Episcopal Church
nsr unnoni sln bill allowing extra compensation t3l5
to the clerk of the Senate for extra service
Tns TIL the sessions Of 1924 and 1875
'o'owing Resolutions of Inquiry were offered:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-15
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at Il O'clock, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
The SPEAKER announced the following committee
uuder the resolution of yesterday, relative to the
Northwestern Railroad: Messrs. Raymond, johnson,
of Taylor Sweeney, Arnold, Seaman, Creel, Powell,
and Powell, of Hampshire.
The SPEAKER, also in behalf of the Public Printer,
ssed that the rules OF the House printed in sd-
yauce, under misspprehension of bis authority.
BILLS REPORTED.
The following bils were reported from the standing
committees:
To incorporate Woodburn Female Seminary Com.
pany. at Morgantowu, in the county OF monongana'
To amend the charter of the Mutual Assurance 3 30
cety against fire on buildings Of the State OF VIZ
ginis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-15
NEW iUhh bANhS.

NV IONTN
New York, Dec. l2-At a meeting OF the Bank.
ing officers held 10 this city last evening it was de-
cided to resume specie payment to-day. The resump'
ton is general.
The Washington union., 1857-06-13
select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CINCE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
~ ay, 1851 by the principal James H. orner A.
received large and steadily public
aced by extensive from abroad Its
matricuaes the University Chapel
will be conducted the supervision
Professor Brown late Of the said University who
classics
win assistant others
qualified the Office appointed occasion require
young
college, those who expect
benefit full collegiate respectable
life instruction the ordinary branches Of English
For the sake Of the greatest efficiency the number OF
will be limited that ample time may bc devoted examination
lecture the subject lesson by each Instructor his
department
Care will be taken also adapt the books and modes
OF knowledge
While the methods by experience
consistently preserved will be spared
apparatus for the work.
Important
ages and promote the permanent the schools
Carolina
the profession and authorized those who
further information their personal or onl qualifications
many distinguished citizens OF this and other States the
Among these Hon VIM. Graham Hon W. p Mangum,
Cove Morehead and Manly Hon Asa ggs re- Rev Thomas An
Wilson, d. Rev. Samuel Wait d. d. Rev.
deems D. D. tho president Of the North Carolina University aud
various members OF the board Of trustees.
The cxt torn will commence the 18th OF July.
particulars made known application.
May I4s