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VIRGINIA, To WIT:
In the circuit superior court Of Law and chan
cherry, for the county q Jefferson, March II, sSa:
Jsmes b. Wager. administrators de bonus NON Of
John Wager, jr. deceased, (who was admins
srsfos Of john Wager, zen. deeeased,)
PLAixTIFY,
basn Williamson and Margaret HE vito, late
Margaret Wager, MARY Seelig, late Mar We.
E.r. HanaHA Humphreys, tais Hannah Wager.
khilip Wsger, add yoseph Hoffmsn, The bus
head, and kilen A. HoGfaan and Ceorre Hoff.
naa, iafant ehildrsn and heirs Of elizabeth
Hoamsn. lsse Ei.xabeth Wager, William In
ess, executor 81 Robert Lucas, deceased. Who
vas executor q Edward Lucas, deceased
Hannah Wager, widow and adminiSsratris Of
Edward Wager, deceased, and Charles, Eliza
beth, Edward Lee, and james p. Wager, in-
f.ns ehisdrss and heirs Of the said Edward
Wager. deceased, Merscy Wager, widow and
administraFix Of JOAN Wager, sen. deoeaned-
Carver Willis, sheriff Of tcfEcrson county. 20
vhon the estate OF Charles Wager. deccesed.
wss eonamitied, a. administrator dc Benis no,s--
and Georgc W. Humphreys, administrator Of
Saith and Ana tsihsripe his wife, late Aan
Cs.hsrsoe Humphrrys, sad Emily Humphreys,
md maria Louisa, George, Robert. and Johr
Humphreys, ehiidren and helm OF the aid
Hsun.a Humphreys. and ali bat the two Grst
hA"eo' 'H'an'' under '"s"sy-oas years Of age,
IN CHLaJNCERY
1T beieg suggested 70 the court that Roger
n Hamphrrys ssd Charles Wager, dsfesds..ss
N this esa,se, dead, 10y consent o. pasfies by
their sstssnies, the ss1ss 10 revived axsinss Geo
~. humphseys, admiaiseraior of the mid RsRrP
tlamehssya. deeeased, snd Carver Willis, sheriff
o. Sensrsoa eOsnty, ~ whom was committed tie
edu,inintratiea a. bosis soa Of the e,ld (harlrs
Wages, deoeassd, Edward Wager. his adusinls-
tszioy, beiax osad, snd he plaintiff aIed his bin
70 revive ske asse sxnEas 1rundvclI Smith s.d
Ana Caihasine his vie, Isse Ann Cssaarins Efuns-
pagrya I'D E@iiy HsSnphreys, atalt l.slEs a he
1id hogE hnmPhreys, deoeased, and Maria
Louise, Gcorge, Roeers, nad John Humnhreve
iaeaaa ehiidrea nad heirs of TIE said Rozrr Hum
phreys, deeeased, Sad By consent q parfiss.
ltosers U. btevB y sPPoinsed gaartian al Etcpl
tor Ne sd iassai isfealnsta, who thcreupoa 81
ed hss sssuers aad he oanss coming on 10 be
hesra this iesh day ~ Mnrch, fs32, o. Ne ban,
eAssesss, spa easv-v. wna aTgued ~ sonssss on
eonssdrgs,iea wheFsuf. 80 81 nsrsher eoass,f az
" perties ~ theis eoansei. he eourt doh asl-
g,age, orcer End s>eroa, lias Master Cosaalis-
s,os,st Wplsalagioa % exan,ioe, state and sosiie
see aee0sais estveea Ne parties, stating 10 such
masters sPsssally deemed rsrsises.i b. himself. a.
Which may - regaiFssi ~ either ~ the eMrsie.
70 BE rpcsisliy ssaief, sd r.sAe rrnorf sie,-f ~,
the eouTs, ~ Order b > 6aai dszree
A eops-reuar,
ROBgaT 7. BROH.w C. c.
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TO wxLx.xAnG 0OYx.n, smsr.

-fds'iaisiraf'v II TVIRi1~ csy<, f.. S.s'd
a 8 yon are not an lnhabitans OF the State
IN OF Virginia, We take this method Of
giving you notice, that on the 10Th day of
May nest, between the hours ~ 90 O'Clock.
A =. and O'Clock, ?. y. We shall proceed
20 take the dcpOsitiOns % James RYAN and
Christian AllemoRg, a. the house 1t The aid
Christina AllemoRg, IN Che cossnty Of Jeff r.
soa and State Of Virginia, % b. eSerea a.
evidence IN tl9r salt now depending IN the
Circuit superior C04Tt Of law and Chan
Gerry for the said county of Jefferson, wherein
We are cOInpiaiaants, and James Ryan, viii
liam Moore and yourself are defendants--
when and xbere you are requested 10 attsnd
JOHN MOTTeR,
J0HN HINRLg,
CROMWELL onRnK.
April ~, lsss.--Imo.
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THE parties interested in the sbovs.men
toned suit. are hereby notified. thst . have
sppoinisd MONDAY TEE 30TH or APRIL NEXT,
to csumsncs any survey which may be re-
quired By any or either Of the parties, O.
gressbiy TO the above decree; and that
viii cuo'inoe the same from day 60 day. or
ey -jjournmsnt from time 10 time, until
completed.
JAMES n. BROWN,
March -, 1859. Surveyor JsG. Co
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SODA FOUNTAIN
FOR SAFE,

EOR sale, at the Charlesfovyn Apothe.
cary & Book Store. y SODA FOUN-
TAIN. aud apparatus. Sc beIon ging 10
the same. JAMES BROWN.
March 20, 1854.
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-Ieste,
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
CoNNiss,osER's oEyicE,

Charfssfosrn, March 2c9h, 1882. 4
THE parties to the above mentioned suit
arc hereby notified that shall attend at my Of
Ace ON Thursday the I'd day Of May next, at 0
o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of bringing
70 final close the accounts between them,
ordered BY the Court to be settlcd-whcn
and where they arc requested to attend and
exhibit any additional vouchers, evidence or
papers deemed necessary to tho adjustment
Of their accounts.
r.. wORTHINGTON, Comr
The CIR. Sup. &. efL- e ca. for JcE Co.
March %, 1859.
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CORR.Ne

~fiX OF eight barrels o. CORN wanted n
- this Office, N payment II dues. WHEAT
viii Also BE taken. Apriiis, 1879.
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The fine Biooded Horse.
SIR wxxsI.1AM.

s . beautiful red sorrei, Ave years old H..
spring. OF fine size, nearly or quite SI
teen hands high, hoeIy proportioned, CON.
o'nsng strength. actisiiyss and besuiy. he
viii stand the ensuing season, at NY farm. %
Opequon, near smi,h6ed, Ia jefferson eeua-
". and wiIl be let 10 mares a. The rrduced
price OF Eight Dollars feashl the single lesp,
Twelve Dollars the season, discharged By
ren. 1t paid within the season; and Tssh'y
Dollars TO ensure Q mare, payable Is soon D
she is knowo TO be With fosi. or parted 9Th.
Fifty cents TO the groOn for aSch mare, 10
be paid when the mare IL sent 10 the borss.
All mares sent to the horse without vr'ttea
instructions to the contrary, will be ep.sred
o. the session.. The season has ecu msueed.
and will ierminaie On the ist Of July. Al
Persoss whose msr>a did not prove IA fos,.
inst wsre pat 70 my horse By The season. IN
1850. msy now pot the sause number to ST
Wuhsm, by the season. and unless they provs
IN foai, shali pay nothing the City cents to
the grosn excepted
CARVER WILLIS.
March -. 1852.
Pedisyee Sir willisn vas got BY he
eelebrsted running horse Sir W Villain, be by
sir Arehy, he By the imported D,omsd. ,pl
he BY Fiorikel, IN Esglnnd, OH Sir W liars
oaos was The running mare Beilona. full ,scsf
TO bellVllii she BY the esisbrAied horse Bel
AR' be BY the imported Medley BenArl
dam, 5y the Bosed Fessisx hors, ysrieL. O.,
grand dan Black Selirn., BY cid Pearasuyhi.
has e grad dam wss Col fsoskin's imporisa
mare, ~ the Godolphin Arabian 81 W.
hsHn.s dsm, Margaret, VS. ost Of Cslor sFs
~ Hlosizei; be By hlsi nslls EloFizel. is
~ the imported DioasSd. Rlouzsl. the s's
OF Margaret. yes eat a visaRo, and she By
the imported hoFAl whip, cot u OIL Yifpgo,
she by the Imported Eslas, be By RsEvlOl
sSd be ~ the Godoiphin Arabasa CsiOf.
We ere ~ Hsrgsret's dam wss cot Of 6sr.
Ssad's famous Aristotle nsFe. ~ Old ysssA
WILLIAM GAINES.
" Cbarisas C0nafy. le.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

C@pey " 8sisisasrs and Cku-i,. sfy..s,
6aifi~sgs.
HAS fos sale Clsaessl A...,.r....
~ 81 DOMESTIC GOOna. -
eiasing. " part, &c :" ftislfhasn.', !, 49,.
tss, " LsssssH,r - frsilfra. : - 40. :,
s&rsfsy, = = .9segg, > asd % Pss~6 a. es
agsAcTunRs, which win b ssl5 IN {. w..
aols terms ~ tse Paekags o. Pises.
HsbgusEy z. iss1-s
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q DAYBs RACING.

@g1@ = 3 A84A0A48 S&a
.at4BsVTyUiHe, (BaiflefOscn) Frederick
County, Hyginia.
COMMENCING on wxJnssd.y
~ the 9th Of May next. The 6rs,
dsy. nnile hssss. free Tar sRy kOsss--Ss-
trance Gfiy dollars.
Second day. parse sf $40 eash ss the
post, Eniis heats. free as absva.
Third Day. go casa At he pest, 3 m.ils
heats. free ~ above.
Fourth deg The estsaSes Roaey viii BE-
rua foe. msls hsais, tbs best 5 eus Of 5
Winning
The course is szesllsas. and viii bs
Pui N The best order.
MACH Q, ! ss4 I'm
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China, Glass, & EarthenWare
HUGH CHARLES s1xxrH
March 8, 1882.

HUGH CHARLES SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA,, d. c.
HAS JUST RECEIVED per ship She.
III nsndsah. from Liverpool. hia Spriae
.isssrfnenf Of CHINA snd E.1R7HEk
W.dRE. comprising Q very extensive and
handsome supply Of GOODS, selected by
careful agents. Of the latest styles. and ss the
very lowest rates. To these he invites the
attention Of hiseountry friends. and promises
bis best exsstions to please, both in attention
and prices
He has also very recently imported, per
ship William Byvpss. from France, via New
York, very handsome assortment of
TRHDS0R GILT CHINA,
offered Q, the loves, prices.
An extensive supply Of Cut. Plain, and
Moulded GLASS WARE, constantly aug
mented by arrivals from the manufactures
Being agent for the New. England Glass
Bottle Company, he can furnish the best
qUaiity Porter. Cider. and Hine BOTTLES,
af ihs Jaetoyy prices.
Pipes in boxes.
WtndOv Glass Of every size and of good
quality.
DsDsJshns from quart to S gallon,
STONE WARE
OF every descripl ion and size
Alexandra, March 6. 1882 -6w,
Mar. IS
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CoAMIssIonER's OrvIcE,
Chari<sfospu. March 31fh. 1889.

THE parties interested 10 the sbove-men-
TONED suit, ere hereby notified. that have
appointed WEDxEspAS THE SECOND DAT ov
MAY NEXT, 10 attend st my Once aforesaid.
~ n o'clock. A. n. TO commerce the taking
OF svicence, 10 ascortsis ..sAs. value Of che
several tracts OF land stated in the proceed
ings (of this suit) 10 have been sold BY Jesse
Moore, st the tims they we're 90 sold, the
prices NJ which they were sold, aud the va
Tue OF The said lands Of the prsss Mt time, on.
elusive Of any permanent imProvsaepts
made thereon since the sales sforessid,"-
When and whore they ere requested 70 ct
tend, with any evidence they may think pro-
per 20 produce. relating TO the ssme
r wORTHlNGTOE, Csn'r
0fthe Cir. Sup or efL. e ca. for J.E. ca.
March 10, 1889
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VIRGINIA, ,fo,wsss rss
O. the eircuit sspesior eourt II jaw 81
essseesy fer ne esnaty q Jsssssss. Marsh
tstA. ss3s;
elizabeth Allslsds, wiSsv sT ysssb AIlsssds.
dsessssd. ssd John n. Ailaisdl. ssA Hss-
riet =. Allstsii. infsnt children end heirs
Of JseSb Aiistadt. deceased. b. The said
Eiissbsia. ihsir nsihsr and ssxs friend.
AGAINST
Jesse Moore end Johu H,nkis, John Moler,
Raleigh Moler. George Moler, Daniel Mo-
Ter, Sylvester @. Meies. jacob Moier and
Nancy his wife, end Henry Moisr ssd
Harriet his wife, heirs OF John Molsr. de.
ceased, - Stephen Dalgarn end Bsrbars
his wife. late Bartsrs Aiistadt, widow OF
Osniei Atistsdt. deesssed, snd Iseob AL
stsdt, Eiizsbsth Atistsdt end Daniel ALI
stsdt, children and heirs OF said Dauiei
Aiistsdt. deceased, (the two last being IN.
fsuts,) sad Colin AuId, DsrsSOAsrs,
IN CH.a.vCERY
IN motion Of the compliments By their
" counsel, RebersT. Brown 10 appointed
guardian 81 Item 10 the infant defendants,
Eiixsbsth Alistsdt sad Daniel Alistadt; and
thersupon the said gusr,iisu flied the answer
Of the said infants; aud u being suggested
thss the defendant, jacob Allstadt, has ar
rived ~ the ego Of twenty -one years, since
he was msds defendant TO this suit. and
that precsss has not been served upon hin.
Q writ Of subpeua 20 answer the bill Of the
accomplishments 10 awarded against him, re-
tarnabts 81 rules in the clerks Office And
On noiiou Of the ceoP lainsuts. Ills ordered.
that the surveyor Of Jefferson county do
make survey Of any Of the lsnds In the
hill usatisesd. which may be required BY
either Of the parties; end on the like motion,
without intending 10 settle sny principle. }
Il 10 further ordered, that Commissioper
worthinytoo inquirs and report the vslue Of
The several trssts Of land stated in the pro-
sesdiugs 20 have been sold by Jssse Moore.
u the time they were 90 sold; the prices 81
vhish they were cold. end the value Of the
said lssds II the present time, exclusive Of
any permanent Improvements made thereon
since the sales Aforesaid, which survey and
ssquiry are subject 10 the objections Of any
OF the defendants not now properly before
The court, and the compisinants here dis
miss their bill. - to the defendants, Francis
Moore and Sarah Moore.
A coPy-Tssis,
ROBERT +. BROWN, c. c.
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w. & 9 =. ANDERSON

Chsrlestown, Dee. is, Isas.
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tee upon the general question about Two
hours.
Mr.. Root. addressed the Committee
nearly an hour.
When he had concluded Mr.. Denny
addressed the Committee upon the gen.
eral question, about three bours--whcn
he had concluded, Mr.. Choate obtained
the foor-who gave way to Mr.. Wilde,
who proceeded in his remarks till the
House adjourned.
In the Senate, on Wednesday, the
bill providing for indemnity for French
spoiliations prior to the year lSOO, was
laid on the table, as too late in the session
to act on SO Important hill.-The re-
mainder of the day was spent on Execu-
tive business. .
In the House, the motion to lay the
U. s. Bank Bill on the table, was mega
tived, yeas SO. nays ] IL, and the bill was
referred to Monday.-The Tariff Bill
was then taken up, and debated, and the
sitting must have closed at very late
hour, as the morning papers do not men-
tion the adjournment.
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POSTSCRIPT.

BY the Steamboat President which ar
rived here this morning we received The
New York Courier a. Enquirer Of last
evening from which we makei the follow
ing extrac,s:
MONTREAL, JUNE l3, 1892.
Messrs. Nils d Co., Nesc-York. -
GENTLEMAN
The intelligence this morning from
Quebec is very alarming. The Cholera
is raging on every part Of that city
Some say that from Sunday morning 10
Monday night there were ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY CASES OF
CHOLERA and that nearly all had
proceed fatal. Our correspondent writes
that up to Monday, 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
twenty-five deaths had occurred in The
Hospital alone, and that there was an
entire suspension of all business.
From tie Albany Argus, Extra, June is.
LATEST FROM MONTREAL
From our correspondents, Mossrs. Gates
81 Co. dated
MONTREAL, June l3.
We refer you TO ours of the OH, iIth
and l2th inst. and have now the unpleas-
ant and painful duty to say, that our for
mer letters alluded to, were not over
charged with alarm respecting TIM,
dreadful scourge, the cholera. The
number of cases in Quebec in the three
days, (9th, 10th and part Of ofthe1i,h,)
and the mortality toas trightful in Me en-
treme. We have number OF letters on
which we can depend, and they nearly
all agree IN the fact, tba:, comparatively
speaking, none get ,oei, and death follows
close to attack. We send you Quebec
Gazette Of the llth.
Here also, (Montrcal,) the cases are
numerous for the two last days, and
deaths are almost as numerous us cases.
The attacks and mortality are, so far,
generally among the lower orders Of
society and tho Incorporate.
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Shooting and Fishing
Apparatus.

lTEVHR subscriber bs. inst returned from
IL Boston with n new supply OF Fishing
and shooting apparatus. Also good sssort-
ment Of summer clothing, viz: Drilling pan.
falcons Of varons qualiics-mcrino, corderoy
and Fustian do.--Jackets, vests, silk hdAfs.
cotton ndo.--Suspcnders.
Also, double and single Dbl. guns from sJ
lup TO eco each, and in point Of quality, not
to be surpassed in this country--horse and
pocket pistols, percussion caps, both plain
and au,ed, eagle gun powder, Pigou and
Wllk's English canister powder, Dupont's
and + f do.--patent worms, steel char
gers, cleaning rods, double, aud single shot
belts, pouches, screw drivers, cone wren
chers, wad cutters, patent lever belts, copper
TASKS, gun rods, muskets, shot of all sizes,
&c. &c.
Fishing tackle portable angling fodr,
brass reels, hooks of different sorts and sizes.
artificial ilies for Trout Bait and as equal 10
nature in form and colors Us can be made
India grass lines, Chinese silk do. knots OF
superior silk worm Gut for ganging hooks
cork and quill floats, lines completely fitted
for sea fishing, &c. &c.
Also the shooters companion, embelshcd
with thirty two elegant engravings, being n
description Of pointers and settersSas we'll as
of those animals which constitute the object
OF pursuit, the discusses TO which pointers and
settlers arc liable, and the modes Of cure,
training dogs for the gun, Of scent, and tho
reason why one dogs sense of smell is supe-
ricr to nnoihers. The fouing piece fully
considered particularly rs il reates TO the
use Of percussion and gun powder shooting
Illustrated, tho art of shooting, flying and
running, of wild foul and fen shooting. as
well as every other information connected
with the use Of the gun: by ]. B. Johnson,
third London edition, price $3. AS usual,
general assortment of groceries, liquors,
wines, teas, cordials and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
The subscriber has been atagreat expense
in procuring the above articles, and trusts to
the lberality of "sportsmcn" TO remunerate
him for the same.
WILLIAM GOFF.
May I'D. 1872. THAMES STREET.
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THEATRE.
MRS. DUFF's BENEFIT.

Mrs. Duff will appear this evening in
the tragedy of Adelgitha and the play
going portion Of our community will
have but this opportunity of witnessing
the truly wonderful performances ofthis
accomplished actress. We hope our eiti-
zens, with their accustomed liberality,
will come forward to recompense lady
ofhigh excellence in her profession ; and
who has eveI been unwearied in her ex-
ertions to please.
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/. 49,. s.sAvS SiiCcIS. III
At Birmingham the council of the po-.
litical Union, were in high debate on the
matter. The death bells were tolled
from the evening of the 10th when the
news was received till 8 o'clock Of the
next morning. The report of the de-
bate on Lord Ebrington's motion was
received with great enthusiasm, and Gre
ated revulsion Of populax feeling.
At Bolton, the Manchester resolutions
to "vote no more supplies " sand pay no
taxes, were re-echoed by the mob.-At
Bath and Brighton, a dumb peal was
rung on the bells of the parish church
Of Sheffield and the town crier, with
his. bell shrouded in Grape, summoned
the Inhabitants to assemble in the even
ing. The Dublin tory papers rejoice in
the result. t--
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r. g. SCnAyPER

TAKES this opportunity TO tender his
Il grateful acknowledgements to the citi.
zens of Newport for the very liberal patron
age that has bocn bestowed upon him for
years past, and announces to them that his
Academy will open for the instruction of
young Ladies, Masters and Misses irthe ac
Of Dancing, at the Masonic
Hall, on Monday next June 4th where he
hopes by strict attention to his profession, and
by his ussiduous exortons TO please, to merit
a continuance Of that patronage and favor
which ho has so universally received, and
which it will be his highes, MIN to merit and
retain.
A handsome style ofDancing, and varie-
ty ofthe newest and most fashionable Cotil-
lions, Waltzes, Fancy Dancing, &c. will be
taught and particular attention will be paid
to improving the manners and demcanor of
those entrusted to his care.
sfor tntion Sc per quarter, (2i lessons
10 quarter, 81 per week.
Days oftuition Monday and Tuesday after.
noon, from o'clock to for young Ladies and
Masters and from half past 2 o'clock ill 10
for young gentlemen
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DIED.

In thl' town on Monday after long and
distressing illness, Mrs. Sevila Mumford, wife
OF Ms. 5smes Mumford, oged So years.
In this town on Monday last, mr.. Oliver
Earl, aged 70 years.
In Portsmouth on Saturday last Mr.. John
Cornell aged 40 years.
In Sumter District, s. e. Gen. Thomas
Sumter.--"This venerable Patriot and Hero
OF the Revolution, expired OF noon on the LIST.
INST. at his residence at South Mount after a
short Illness, at the great age of nearly One
HUNDRED Years.
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In the Senate, Thursday, June z, pro-
ceeded to consider the bill to modify
and continue the act to incorporate the
subscribers to the Bank ofthe United
States.
In the House Of Representatives, af-
ter the transaction Of other business, the
Tariff Bill was taken up, and debated
upon until nearly A O'Clock, when the
House adjourned.
In the Senate, of Friday, Mr.. White
resumed and concluded his speech in OPP
pos ition tothe Bank Of the United States.
Mr.. Hill read some remarks in oppos-
ition to the bill and the Bank.
Mr.. Benton then spoke in opposition
to the bull and Bank untilthe Senate ad-
journed without his having concluded.
In the House the bill to appoint three
Commissioners to carry into effect the
treaty with France, was taken up and a
mended by inserting two years as the
time In which the Commissioners should
execute their duties, and eight dollars
per day with milage, at eight dollars for
every 20 miles travel--and the bill was
ordered to be engrossed for third read
ng by vote of ll9 to AZ!
In the Senate, Saturday, June 9, the
bill to incorporate the Bank of the u.
S. was ordered to a third reading, ayes
25, noes 2O,--and after passing some
private bills, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, the
bill for employing mounted men forthres
years for the defence of the frontier a.
gainst the Indians, was taken up and
passed after short but animated debate,
IN which Duncan of Illinois, Ashley of
Missouri, Drayton and others took part.
The Tariff was then taken up, when Mr..
Bell, of Tennessee, finished long and
animated speech. After "A few remarks
from Mr.. Doubleday, of New-York, Mr..
Evans, of Me. took the floor, when the
Committee rose, and the House, after
some final business adjourned.
In the Senate, on Monday, the Tariff
bill reported by the committee was taken
up. Mr.. Dickerson and Mr.. Tazewell
moved sundry amendments which were
ordered to be. printed. The bank bill
pooSco W ~ vOtc W 90 W seOs s'
In the House, Mr.. Crawford present.
ed some amendments to the Tariff bill,
when the House went into a committee
of the whole, and Mr.. Evans spoke on
the Tariff until four o'clock Mr.. Clay,
Of Alabama, had the floor for the next
day.
In the Senate, Tuesday, Mr.. Knight
presented the proceedings Of public
meeting held by the friends of the pro-
tective system in Rhode Island, ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Wilkins moved that the Senate
proceed to the consideration of the bill
providing indemnity for the spoliations
committed by the French prior to Sep
tember 1900, which was negatiyed Yeas
10, Nays %.
In the House Of Representatives,
the bill from tho Senate to modify
and continue the act TO incorporate the
subscribers to the Bank Of the United
States was read and discussed till twelve
o'clock.
The House then went into Commit
tee ofthe Whole on the state Of the Un-
ION, upon the Tariff, Mr.. Speight in the
chair.
Mr.. Clay, ofAlabama, who was EMIT
led to the floor, addressed the Commit.