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THIS Day.

Public Sale.
VAZlLL be sold at auction, on Tuesday
w the 4th day OF June, at 10 O'Clock,
the n, n Mill ]" called ale, : the ae' f 'ds espi is'' M isI a. a.
the county of Fairfax. Va. all the
M.~ HORSES, AgasA
HN Cdttls, Stock and ...~M
MA2A IMPLEMENTS, 3sssSs<Saea
thereto appertaining-Also, IT the same
time and place a variety OF household and
kitchen furniture, one carriage & harness,
&c. Terms cash.
The above mentioned property is sold
by virtue of a deed Of trust from Abjah
Janney to the subscriber for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned. bearing date Oc-
tober IL, 1920, recorded in Fairfax county
court WIN. H. MILLER, Trustee.
5mo 25 dts
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a band prepaid for vent'rous deeds
And SMITH, the noble phalanx leads,
In safety from the stormy main
Exultingly the port they gain
The anchor dropp'd, the sails are furl'd.
They bound upon the new-found world
On this fam'd spot their standard place,
The nucleus of a mighty race,
Destin'd in arts and arms to dare,
A light in peace a storm In war.
Along the deep mouth'd lannon's roar
Resounds along the frightened shore
The indian from his covert flies,
His worhed courage In him dies /;
The Genius OF Columbia springs
Aloft and waves his eagle wings.
He views the scence with piercings eyes,
Welcome, my future sons, he cries
The scroll of fate be now unroll'd,
Your future d~estinies be told.
Toyour posterity is given
This smiling land by bounteous Heaven ;
Fa, as the deep'ning forest waves,
To shores which while Pacific laves,
Where now the wolf and panther stray,
And savage man more fierce than they,
Shall cheerful hamlets, cities rise.
Like civilizations to the skies
Where wide and dreary rivers sweep
Through solitary regions keep
Their course majestic to the deep.
Shall numerous fleets triumphant sail,
Their canvas swelling to the gale,
Bearing their rich and boundless stores
To gladden. man on other shores.
But Envy, tiend accursed, win rise
To blast the scene with Jealous eyes
Essay by grisly-ironted war,
Their CHERISHED liberties to mar
Then will be seen a glorious band
Stern in the gap of danger stand,
U~ndauntedly their rights to claim,
And independence proud proclaim ;
And thousands from the plough shall HE,
The battles bloody strife to try.
Hail, cheering Epoch, beacon for the brave,
To rise in majesty and freedom save
Now sternly looming Ger the tide,
Shall gallant natives proudly ride.
Bearing the brave Columbian tar, }
Resolv'd for Liberty to dare
The sternest tug OF desperate war;
Sages the pen of science WELD,
And Washingtons shall sweep the field.
Nations that long in darkness lay
Beneath expressions iron SWAY,
Fir'd by the proud example gwen,
Shall shout aloud their thanks to Heaven (;
And bards shall wake the sounding Tyre
And fan to flame the holy fire.
From Magellan to Labrador,
From Zara's sands to midas shore
Shall freedoms banners proudly soar.
Tyrants-no more to rise, despised shall fall.
And one Implying ruin whelm them all;
Hosannas loud shall ring, that man is free,
And the whole world hold one great Jubilee
HEALTH OF THE CITY,
Eighteen deaths occurred in this City, du-
the month of May.
rIync CUMMING
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
Public Sale.

va -AAfN.FE 80. H#@H.LEH% ~ rHE -Es1
On Tuesday, at IOo'clock
WILL be sold at the auction store q vas
rely OF goods, among which are
Sugars, mo1asses. brandy, whiskey,
Vinegar, cordial, Nal. wine, 8. N. do.
Port wine, chocolate, red ocbre, !.
Tobacco,
Also. Without reserve,
6 hhGs sun sugar, on a liberal cree :
SO boxes do r~aisins, dit.
ALSO, a lotof open queens ware. COM
posing a very general assortment
Also, furniture Of every kind, cd hand
and new.
A few dozen cIaret wine,
! two horse wagon. nearly new. =
Also, !
Linens, cottons, cloths, csssimeres
Threads, silks, buttons, button mouIds
Shoes and hosiery.-All the above srtisa
cles on limitation, and may be seen and
pure based at any time.
w ILL be added to. this days sale
W go bbls. Pennsylvania
WHISPER. I.
s.A MARsTELLER, Auct.
june a IDS
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HEALTH OF THE CITY,
Eighteen deaths occurred in this City, du-
ring the month of May.
THOS. SEMMES,
Health Officer.
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Summer Arrangement
the Steamboat DANDY.

TVHE above boat has this day altered
4 her route Of plying between Wash
ington and Alexandria, tor the greater &C
c%ommodation Of passengers. Will leave
the Eastern Branch at 3 o'clock for Alex'a;
leaves Alexandria at 10 O'Clock for Wash
ington. to stop at Lenox's wharf, loot of
Potomac bridge; will leave the bridge at
half past 2so'clock for Alexandra; will
then leave Alexandra for the Eastern
Branch at S P. Of.
Passage 25 cents.
Light freights taken On deck.
Parties Of pleasure and others who wish
10 60 farther than the usual route are re-
spectfully requested to give three days
notice. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
june 5 3,*
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For Sale,
Fresh Teas.

NTOw landing from the sloop Altoona,
~ Nichols, master, from New York,
Gunpowder lmperialT Tea, in chests, bait
chests, ten cat,y boxes, and IN boxes
of 40 g ID cannisters each, ct the
cargoes of the Huntress & P%ocahontas
imported last March, for sale by
SAML. MESSERSMlIH.
In Store,
Young Hyson tea, of the Beavers car
go,
Muscatel and bunch ~raisins,
Low to close sales.
June I st
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~ MARINE LIST, s
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA

COPIED FROM THE READINc-Room BOOKS,
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Nankin Grape Shawls.

INdIINIH O1f""Io'
HAVE just received an assortment OF
L plain Nankin Grape shawls and fancy
silk handkerchieis. which, together, with
a general assortment OF
Spring Goods,
am determined TO sell as low as they can
be purchased in The District,
JOHN CORSE.
may % st
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PROPOSALS

EY
JOHN BRANNAN, OF WASHINGTON
CITY,
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THE OFFICIAL LETTERS
OF THE
Military & Naval Officers of the United
States,
DURING THE WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, IN
H YEARS 1912, IS, IA, Is.
Interpreted NTH a fey Letters ofthe Bri-
th Officers, and nm paluabe Official
Documents Calculating the History. of
thar period.
tNHE work will commence with the
i Presidents Message to Congress.
June l, 1919; the Report ofthe Commits
tee of Foreign Relations. and the Presi-
dents Proclamation announcing the De-
claration of War. Then will follow. in
succession, the Letters Of our Officers,
from the commencement to the termina-
tion of the war; and conclude withs the
Treaty OF Peace of Dec. "a, 1914.
In gathering and collating those letters
for publication, the Editors motive is, to
preserve them to the rising and to future
generations. He has frequently regret
ted. with his contemporaries. the i'm.
practicabilty OF obtaining access to the
letters OF the officers of our Revolution,
and few men now living, it is presumed,
have had the pleasure of perusing them
all. The proposed publication will pre-
serve, from a similar fate, the official let
tiers of our officers during the late war,
and will furnish an opportunity to the
young men OF America, now advanced
and advancing to manhood, of perusing
them; they will there see their fathers,
their brothers, their relations, and their
friends, in their true colors
The names of those valuable men who
have shed their blood in the general de-
fence, in whatsoever station, ought to be
inscribed on the roll of fame, held up to
imitation. and handed down to
posterity for their admiration. The high
honors are due to those whose bravery
repealed the savage and the civilized Toe,
both by sea and land; whose undaunted
valor and heroism was never excelled in
the proudest days of the ancient republics.
i U tne 1unlOT OHICtTS vi tuc army duu ud>
w. this book will prove an excellent ma
nuel and model for imitation.
1t is presumed the head Of each family
in the country will be grati6ed in possess
ing a copy of this work, no, merely as a
book of reference. but a source of pleasure
for recitation to their children at their fire.
side.
TERMS.
This work will be printed in one volume
octave, on a fine medium paper, & small
plea type, containing about 500 pages.
The price to subscribers will be three
dollars neatly bound, and two dollars
aud fifty cents in boards payable on deli.
very
Any person becoming responsible for
six copies, shall be entitled to the seventh
gratis.
6 Subscriptions receiued at the
Bookstores Of A. r. Kennedy and Jno
A. Stueari, Aleram lria.
iuna
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SAILED. JUNE 9,
Schr. Primrose, King, Boston.
- George, Doane. Pernambuco.
- Romeo, Ladiew, Providence, R. !.
MEMORANDA,
Brig Columbus, hence. for st. Barts.
was spoke 18th May, lat 81. long 73, 80.
Schr. Emerald, Babson, hence, ar. at
Salem, 9th uIt.
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To the Stockholders
Orphans Court,

.Alerandria County, ]
Mag Term, 1922. :
ORDERED, That the administrators OF
VJohn Farrell, deceased, do give the
usual notice 10 debtors and creditors, three
times in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy-Teste,
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Corni,snnl,,, 49,. 49,,
MOUNT AIRY COT,TT07I,

,r,,,,. .'fr'nontori, nenr PbRnaeLpt5o
{tIf proprietor Of this establishment, ons az a., -
hesuhf ans extensive * its knd Ia mi. CONT, -
m'nhhng every regulation calculated 10 rr,ttSs' j,
Of pwils. VIZ Pi"e'tas ana comfort
m un%r o. poHrders hcipg limited 10 sixfg ;e r;
,oI l"l' we i"owinF sntemcni o. HE tIAesrs ,rj h.
muHF =" teachers that the sci,oals bayu IL In n, i 49,
10 succeed in their studies. - ." ''V' power
49,, MATHEMATICS
20 WIS branch Is exclusively affarbcd , r.,f..,. o.
.te"ouOs RON ih' elements Of Arithmetic II, ~.
Of Tie Globes 80 ping ana ihc toe
GREEK Ann LATIN LANGUAGES
10 nus h''nr ni learning is atachei Proiessnr r.,
itns are "a rled into three classes ard era,ti q, -
SoPhDnoft, Juufor class ~" ''' '''fA"" u'e
" ENGiIsH LANGUAGE.
70 tlts department arc attached tt.n, p,,ey,o. ~
;,. nus ",f "FIued into frtr eassre aecnriinr 20 h.
mini, anu 're taught Wiring, heading Eocation. Gram
mar composition. biography, and IIieinry "
TRENCH LANGUAGE
ne same DIVISION, the aifaiprfariq ,rcrc,ct q.
nc aDOyc paragraph are applicable to his branch NJ
l"ss, !" "hich iwO Professors EQUAL, aftoci.st
Is,ms-for boarding. and the above fu;s;sn ;r,i.tf
Washhe ana mendiug~-@2dO yearly.
Ent'"ne fsh doH0rs-JfrH b. fogrIf mil mil CO, .-
Music, ~ ~ 80 .',,,'"ih per iiafi'i.
For Ctr;be- -,.,,. ibdollafs per do.
-" '''''eT Iaiit'i'afi phase n Apply ~
.nss q. EIrFIfN. CO&cg t.1. z.
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FROM PERNAMBUCo

A letter from Pernambuco, of Feb 10,
per the Alert arrived at Nantucket, states
that the place was in great confusion at
that time in consequence of the arrival Of
two ships, one of 50, the other Of SO guns, and
brig, from Lisbon with 5000 soldiers
They had not attempted 10 land but If they
should, every cxertion would be used 10y the
BrazilIans to prevent them, rs the people were
determined 10 follow the steps of those at
Rio JanerO, who, on the 18th Jan. had driven
the European troops from the city To- The on
poslte side ofthe river, where they will remain
till an opportunity is offered 10 embark for
Lisbon. The country people were marching in
to prevent the European troops from landing.
II was expected that the port'w0uld be block
AIDED by the commander Of the European
forces. The governor Of Pernamlnco had
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was objecie,tto, because had right TO run lire
between rs aud .Nerico, am indepe ndent country
under "a treaty with another power The appropria-
ION was, however, adopted, ayes 20. ~ Much
discussion took place ON the provision, denying pay
meni To any ohcero ithe government, who may BE-
ed la receive monies in Virtue of this AN, o,her
a2tor the appropriation ofmones, ,rorided such per-
SON sh,be indebted To the U. S. Ihe provision was
however, retained. ayes o. nays ~. Mr.. Barbour
then moved TO conine the provision tn princmf debt
ors only, and toeXclude sccurites--Iost > To 10
pio,iso was subsequently adopted emitting the off,
GER whose payer SALARY WAS titus Withheld, TO have
suit instituted against him within 90 DAYS after the
balance shall he reported against him.-With these
Amendments, the hill order ed TO Sd reading. =
On Monday. Till from the H. OF r. was taken
up IN The oena,e--'uihorixing the Secreaiy'of War
I'D fensiatc such persons the pensian lis ms were
stricken of underline of 1920, rs they had
eNi,it"fed satisfactory evidence Of their indulgence
Alter discussion Of two hours, this hill was n,Ief
n'tciy postponed yeas 20, nays i2.The Senate then
TOOK up the Navy Appropriation lill.--rhc ptice of
we ration uot actually drawn Chat Is, by the officers
whose compensation alone tnifects,) was fixed ut 90
ccn,s--exctpi the officers in actual service al
sea, where ~ is 10 he rated al 25-Mr. Johnson Of
Il. enq"ired II there any specific apIropra-
,ed Tor the suppression of piracy /; On which Air
fteasan's submitted amendment apron, hitting
iZu,uUtNioi the purpose of sending an additional
naval force Tor the suppression of piracy and snt
Cling, a'se the President shall find il necessary
ms proposition MAS not acted on, before the Senate
adjourned.
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April aS.
YaLunbte names Rirer E,sllle q, -a,.el:a..

by virtue ola deed of executed hy John pre,io,
II ana Elizabeth his wife, totc suise viii he .d
on londoy the Oih day 81 June ner the heh,<t hi,r
tract oi 'nd in Goocbiand comfy distant about r,ies
from the Courthouse, aud about 81 from Rirmon Ivin
onihe north side OF James river, sides OF Inns
LicAingtole creek, commonly called Little creek c,ain
upwards Of fri
rate rnerow grounds lis deemed supeiruous TO Give
uetmeu description q This estate No it Is presumed
would purchase without fuller precise
t'in could well be conhncd within the limits az am
advertisements Suffice il that preperty now M
lerci considered by those who know it, e,,a, in yI a,
ieIiiy to any sstate OF the same extent in Virginia
It!ns Sois Que third at the purchase money on Tie
day oil sae,o ni the expiration OF sixty DAYS Thereafter M
The option OF the purchasers third on The r,t av %
January next and tue remaining third Isl day al
January iB2l For The FIRST un.ss rad In CASH,
noe VIII I've required, negotiable Banh, with one or
more approved enorser and for the last bonds ms usual
WIN deed oil tas on Tie property secure the punct
payment 81 the whole purchase The resnerti,z
instaliaenis may become payable.
JOIN BROCkENDROUGU
Pm. NICHOLAS
JAMES MCDOWELL. Trustees.
HENRY EDMUNDSoN
-, - by John Robertson their At
i'm fact
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SHlPWIfECk.

We learn from Captain Mauran, arrived yes
tcrday from Alatanzas, that the schooner f..
II. Symmes, Symmrs, ofGeorgetown, ID. G..
from III" Grande, via st. Thomas, was lust ON
Crugo del Padre, near Point Ycacos, on the
10Th ult. and vessel and cargo lost The crew
constructed IA raft and went ashore To the Kew
The next day they we're attacked by the crews
OF two pratical schooners, with about forty
men, who stripped them of their clothing, and
beat them very severely, A passenger on
board was knocked down with !, mliskct, and
then shot dead, and no doubt all hands would
have shared the same fate, but for the appear
ance Of fishing boat which came aud took
them Oh, and brought them into Matanzas.-
In consequence of this outrage, IA number of
American Captains, with their crews, fifty sin
number, manned schooner with four nine
pound guns, &c. and went in pursuit of them
They returned into port the day beforethe A.
genera sailed, but Capt. Nj. did not learn /, hat
success. ". y. Gdz
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&C. WORTHY OF AT'TEN,TJoN

VIE subscriber rs Prncpr Agent for the pcnor,.s
II NV" authorised 10 offer Ut private SHE,
with an ac oil The Legislature it, Inst session
;ocn slr on the very liberal stated below he
lowing articles vi1 '"; me iOl-
burr MHi Stones, warranted of the hes, quality ro, .
~ cet ,atet Wagons u few Draws and Cars WI,
ca iihrfows ana cu!va'orS bccorls Win, ,,,
III r'1 oSu "l!,p' Tor negro clothing; Shoes ~, A.
hese a,ilers VIII tie offered the rp,,,il, 81
prlSs, nnlil sale '3a certain extent ei'orlrd
If.HMS--5O To y 100 twelve inonths-S :rn -. ooo
tern monls-- eo1 and upwards, two wears rc ~,
"i,n appt"vrd So ri'r either from country or row, 0"
" PERSONS wishing OF the above articles n,
10 SEM III ''rir orders aS carly possible as il -
taken. ' ~ ~ WIZ soon he
AnriI 10 NJ II. RICE.
ccr'iiy that three PAN of Burr MIL Stones -,
he AT lne virginia Pencnary have been in oner. -.
y, p's' Years ana prov" Ia bc OF cxc,ien ouai;
where. 1870 " ,n,, n,ihl made else
We nave mad IN operation at the Ricmon, MIL for -
~ 49, n n"h.i past two pair Of Burr Mill Siop.s 49,
.t L ana We think are equal TO other MiI S,o,s
April %. liam CO
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March %.
NOTICE TO MILLERS & OTHERS

virtue oi deed OF trust iron, John Staples to James
80 prowr Jr: VIM finney and Micoah Cik, dated the
sm,s James Harris The payment Of certain mon.
Ihere'n mentioned, and by parties uter,
shall proceed TO sell Mt public auciinn o 1Iuri H. it,s
day q My ner al IL O'Clock, in from, Eagle Hotel
mat very valuable property situated The cn,,e s,;,I,
one mile of the basih formerly known Harris, ru,,or
factory bri since converted into ciunt mill ana
now called Siapcs's Mill. e ''''-
The mill house is 10 feet an- sy Is feet wide b,;I, ,,
Trick ia tiie strongest and substantial manner and
reIen WIN i!ei contains three pair Burr stones 3
re' inches dianeier and one pair Of Cologne STONES
Inc machinery IS the most approved construction e,
lnie oil l-oo barrels oi 1nrr per ycahe ouaiirv of ~
hour maze there i well established and approved Ar
'acnen 10 The premises Is dwelling house The nccnn
medallion nj tle- iller ~ e'''-
Ierms 81 SGe.-5lSO dollars payable in ready money
1'oc collars payable On the Elst OF Apr iSaS-Anl tie
resiue TWO wears from the day Of sale The purchaser 10
se hegoiiuie hoicswit approved endnrsrrs ard n lee
Aprils6. iI3-ids THE rs,,T.rrrc
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

hObNI- pf DELEGhIES.
Fhnupna-Brreu &. Payne PA, Wilson Carey
l6S-Grorsc Stillmnn 1856, Edward Magruder
100, Oycrion Pellet DC.
Ito'oI@ -krphen Meredith 1873, Hector Davis
l75-WilIiam Starkc l26 Til omas Nelson IS
King HWigm--Jnhn j. Roane i69 Philip Avicu il.
I56-Ih"mas Dalmey 10, William Hin 81,
Fcn,la Gregory 81
LeiciS- Lewis Maxwell, Edward Jackson
.Norfoik BoroMgh--Grorgc LOYAL.
Ohio--James Shannon, William Irvine
PrestoH-John Farfax, Nathan Ashby
Somt'iamTtOn--J. C. Gray Carr Bowers
1yier-John Ae<jey, William DeI,shmun.
Cn,nbeTtand--Allrn wilson, John Miller.
ViAiomsb,Tg--James Semple,s IT.
IN SENATE.
In Boteto"rt, for James l.. Woodvle 500, Tor John
Brow' 5I-in Poe ahont,s, FOR Brown 49, for
Woudvjile o.
Al lbe election for the CITY of Williamsburg, Mr..
Browne received Sc votes, Mr. Clopton IO-n;lny of
these votes we're drawn from James Civ, and the
upper part OF York, and lower end Of New Kent
His poll put b. votes before C.-Elizabetb Civ.
ONLY remains TO he heard from, which il is calculated
by BIS friends viii give him majority of GO or more
Not Of The last LeeislofHre
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COyEgFSS

On Saturday IasJ, the Senate took up the oenprai
appropriation hill MANY of its items gave rise lo q
discussion, as they bad done in The ~. ofR.-Mr
Talbot moved Ia introduce the provision Tor aprro.
pr'atng 5000 to repair the national road ron, Cum.
Ltrand u Wheeling MIR. Barbour Opposed the UNI
iion ihc ground that il was inpoliiic o ncproo.
rate suc provision in the bill rs could not he tx
pccicd IN succeed and because there was another
b pendoq IN both houses 10 erect toll yates on this
road "rd he tluraht il correct for those who usc
T. ~ however succeeded, ayes 81, noes IO-Mr Bar-
boar Icn moved 10 insert appropriation Of 1000
as q salary Coz the Commissoncr Of the public build
inss which prevailed, ayes 2n, nnvs i8--Tbe ap-
preparation oi 1000 for ascpItaning the HeslerH
bpo0iarg OF iae : under TIC treaty wih Spain.
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STILL LATER Ennu rrnonr

new YORK, April 2e.-By the ship Na.clcz, cant.
DOR IN 81 s from Greenock, receiv we'd Geenucs pa
l7il. ~ 49,
letter from Pari. snys the chapes at nigh, resemble
theatrical o. u. in London When tie u,ssion,rie,
u 10 chh"h psalm, the congregation rise up, waving
uc'F s ana ihieErupi the service singing songs az
companid with every Kind o noise.
pnraded by large parties, crying Ppe Ia Charfe W., Ia Me-
tio,', p,re Ncpoiten " 80
ireland still continued in commotiun.
I; is reprrte tiIa secret marriage has token al ce he
tnen the King OF England Princess OF Ilru,nnrl
N.-hccounis from spain that some rilina
disorders had broken among the rabe at NI,ri i
ego was in great favor with the King.
hoSs>i IA. ic gland dukes Nicholas and Michael lad
arrived Il" aiinSk head quarters the Rnssian army Tn,
emperor was expected Great activity prevailed, in The c
ferent corps. ~ va
fEiSf A-rhe SChach of Persia is dead Ills two son,
hese'gis iasl had raised the siege aud rcpai ed 10 Per
STA 70 contend Tor the throne. - - -
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TUESDAY, APRIL 90.
HOUSE OLE REPRESEN.I,N .rINES

tlOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The engrossed bill to repeal the act to en-
courage Vaccination, was read a third time.
MIR. CoNDIcr moved to lay the bill on the
table which motion was negatiy ed-ayes 81 E,
noes g..
The question then required upon the pass
age OF the hill which Mr.. TAYLOR required TO
be taken by yeas and nays, which were there
upon ordered.
MIR. WooD turned to the act of Congress
oi 1878, which is proposed by this bill to be-
repeated, which confers no power or authority
on the persons named by lie President as
Vaccine Agent, other than of transmitting and
receiving letters free of postage, which, he
SAID appeared on the face of il SO harmless if
moi beneficial provision, he should like 10
near some explanation Of the objections To it.
long discussion cusued, in which Messrs.
Burton, Edwards of n. e.. Wliipplc, and Eus-
It's supported I; and Messrs. Taylor of n. Y.
Condict, Wright and Tod opposed, the bill
in the course of the debate, Mir Burton stated
that the President had fully examined the
case of the late occurrence in the Vaccine
Agency, and leing satisfied of mismanage-
aent on his part, had dismissed the Agent)
Mr.. NooD protested himself satisfied that
the general government ought never TO have
undertaken io lcgislate on this matter, aud
hat the act establishing The Agency ought 10
De repealed.
The question was then taken on postpening
me D!l to The next session, and decided in tii,.
negative.
The question required on the passage of
the bill, aud was carried, ayes zOa, noes 81.
Great part OF the remainder of the day was
occupied i'll discussing the amendments of
The Senate 10 the general appropriation bill {;
part ofwhch were finally agreed To-, and o.
Tiers rejected. So that the bill is yet in slls-
pense between the two Houses
The House then again resolved itself into
committee of the whole on the bin making
further appropriations for the military service
Tor Inc current year; buf, before getting
through the same, the committee rose aud
the House adjourned