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ANTHRACITE COAL
BROAD MOUNTAIN-( White Asies.)

yHyHE Coal from this region, when mined with
ri care and selected from the purest veins, Is ca
silly gnitcd makes an intense heat and does not form
ncrusa,ons upon the sides of furnaces or stoves II
makes but few ashes and is considered. on account
of purity strength and great durability, to be supe-
rior to any other for melting iron generating steam
CELEBRATED GATE IEIN,-( Red ish,s)
This variety is taken from one Of the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located IN
the vicinity of Potsvile. II is easily ignited burns
reyy freiy and ,cih great brtiancy produces heavy
ashes and is superior to any other for Paror Crates
Cooking Stoves, aud other domestic purposes.
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOWEN
are the only persons in Newport authorized by me to
sell the above kinds of Coal ..
EPHRAIM 4. HATHAWAY.
Providence April u, 1896.
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CHLORIDE OF SODA.

valuable article purides all offensive pla'
IL ces, stops the spread .. infection and is o,
irst rate necessity in the sick room-or sale at lag
Thames street. by X. ]. TAYLOR, Druggist.
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FALL FASHIONS!

yUyHoMAS FOWLER is now opening large
assortment of Fail n Hunter Gaas. which with
his former stock will render his assortment the lar
rest and hes, ever offered by him. Purchasers viii
ind !, to their advantage to drop ip,' and examine
his ro,ds before they buy as they will be sold
yood terms as q, any store IN Newport
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The nrs -numher 10 be issued On he second
day Of July neZt.
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FOR SALE.

THE Lot aud four story Brick Store thereon
situate at the corner of Thames Il Pelham
streets next south of rownsends Hotel.
ALSO,-A house in seconI-slreet. with large
garden aud good well of water, now occupied b,
Job Gibbs
For terms and other information. apply TO
NICHOLAS G. BOSS,
Corner Of Thames & Pelham ,strods.
Nav %, II.
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DoCTOR THOMPONs.

A suppb of THoMPsoN's celebrated Eye
"A Water. and Tooth ache drops. Lees Pills
Suffers Vegetable Indian Specific for Coughs
Colds. Consumption. &c Doctor Rush's and Jew
us Pills FOR Dyspepsia, Jaundice diseases the
Liver &c. And for sais BY r X. HAZARD,
n nr sicH Of the
GOLDEN MORTAR, Norrort, RI
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MORRiSON'S HYGEIAN
VegefobI Universal Medicine

THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance of his convection II,
the Hygean Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health London; and hav'
ing furnished the necessary security against couh
,erieits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEiAN VEGETABLE UNI
VERS.lL MEDICkVES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and foro the State of Rhode-Island.
In cnirmaiion whereof have this fourth day of
January 1888, set my hand
II. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeiom Agent for the U,
$. of america, Smith-street, Brooktyn, ILL.,
This is to certify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Morrison =
uygean Universal Medicines IN this State to wit -
Mr. David Melville, of Newport, nessrs. George
Hammond g. Co Wickford,-nr Jefferson l.. Kun
ball. Coventry James II. Penrce, in East-Greenwicb
and John B. Walker, Woonsocket
SAML YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884
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X lst. 1896.
for them piH please
Mey are placed in a
Capt. John Phillips,
John Peckham,
William PecklIam
Eliza V. Patterson,
X
Mrs. Sarah 4. Read,
Elyina Kicketson,
Dorment Rose,
John X. Smith,
+. w. Seabnrv,
Phillip Sheridan,
Peckhllm Sanford.
Solomon Sleeper,
Mrs. Eliza Stanton,
Lonis B. Shearman,
Ann Stewart,
n
Capt. Samuel Thurs
ton,
Njch'ls p. Trisk, 2
Mrs. Geo. Taylor,
Elizabeth Taylor,
, Rosanna Tewell,
Weeden Underwood
Capt. NayIor Water
house, =
, William s. w alker,
James Weeden,
Jos. W ilson,
A. Wickham,
Mr.. Wood.
, V
VIM. =. Vernon,
Syria Won,
MIDDLETowN.
Stephen Barker,
J. Burritt,
JAMESTOWN.
Charles IL. Eldred, =;
Beuj. Congdon,
, VIM. w. Grinnell,
IRISH.
Thomas COrcoraD,
, Bernard Duriss,
John Mine,
Hugh Mccan,
John Meskill,
John Murphy,
james Heaney,
. John Bremen,
Andrew Donnely,
John Higgens,
NJ. Mendtery,
Patrick Walsh,
James Wade.
X. II. CARR, p. M.
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JOHN HOE SWELL.
HE HAS JUST OPENED,

Superb lot Of Lion Skins Pilot cloths. Flnshings
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, SattInets. Nesngs IIo
sery Gloves, Suspenders, COmtorieIs, tidhis and
cravas of every variety, Rodgers Imperial Stocks Of
varleus patterns. plain figured cable cord and Ze-
bra plad Buckskins-and every article usullly kept
m such an establlshment-whch no will sell as low
as can be purchased elsewhere The strIctest atiel-
ton will he paid TO Cutting, and no pains spared TO
suit those who may feel disposed to favor him with
their patronage.
A GOOD assortment of READY MAZE CEC1H-
ING may be had at all times at the above establish
men.
n. D. WANTED-three or four girls as appren-
tices to the Tailoring business,
| Newport Nov. 2, 1886
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rum, N
NOVEMBER
~Persons calling 4
say {" odrertised," as {.
separate bor.
Joseph X. Angel, j.
Elizabeth Albro, v
Venorma .. Austin L
Ii
Eliza Brown, NJ
II. n. Brush, u
Bernard Brennan, l.
Gorion Briggs,
I'd Baptist Church, j.
9Th Principle Baptist !
Church, i
Edward Betty, j
John :. Brown, :
William B. Chase, N
WIN. Chambers Jr. 1
William Il. Clarke, a
Robert Church,
Rev. John CORY, L
George Clarke,
B. Base, !
Capt. Obed Carter, =
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clarkes j
Rebecca Coggeshall, ]
PAMELA Chase,
Phebe Collins,
A. w. ID. I
| T.
Eliza Jane Emerson, '
Jno. Fisher, J
Aaiam 5. Favor, 4
G. J
1t. James Green, =
Dennis Graham, \
Richard German, ;
Edwgrd Hazard, ;
Charles c. Heath, }
I ilOnZO Holmes
Paul Hopkins, {
* |
Mrs. Maria Keenan,, '
Susan Knowles,
( William B. Lawrane,
Col. William Linsny, }
Nj. 4
VIM. II. Moore. }
William Miller, J
Jesse Nc Clees, }
Widow DOrcas w. J
| Munroe,
q J
Alexander Oakly, \
james O'Brian ]
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AMERICAN PULMONARY BALsM
A safe aud most valuable remedy fof As,lua
IA COugh-, Colds. Consumption, coping
Cough, aud all diseases of the lungs prepared euile
ly from vegetables. Price so ets.-for sac l.,
Oct. rs. X. J. TAYLOR
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LIST OF LETTERS,
NOVEMBER lst, 1896.

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r.. I.
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rEw-YoRK MIRR o r

THE
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GTPersons ealing for Them uiH please
say I" odrertised," as Mey are placed in
seDarate bOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

APENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD.-The cars of
w tho Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company will commence the transportation of
passengers and property Monday the 10th inst be-
tween Richmond aud the Steam Min near the South
Anna River The following will be the hours of arrival
and departure, daily, Dnill further notice
Leave Richmond ct o'clock, A. NJ
Returning leave the Steam Mill At ! o'clock r. II
The passage IN each direction is expected TO be made
IN NJ houf and quarter.
Tickets may be had at tnc Office in The Depot--prioe
one dollar aud quarter.
In order ~ gr1tiy such persons may wish to make
excursions, has been determined that during the first
month, tickets for that purpose will entie passengers
holding Them to seat IN the first returning train after
the one for which they given.
TO TRAVELLERS.
correction hos been formed with r. Porter a. Co n
line Of Stages md Steamboats, by which travellers be-
tween Washington city md Richmond will be trans
ported IN The most expeditions manner the state Of the
weather viii admit
Due notice will be- given nf the connection Of night
line, running Ut thc hOnrs with the Northern and
Sonibrrn Mail which, is soon e. pected to be made
Notice viii also be- given Of a connection with r. NJ
Weir a 20 line ~ Stages ~ Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville for which arrangements are now in pro.
grcss
Way passengers will be taken in ~ the crossings Of
the public roads and lrre only ond in that case sie-
nal must be given for stopping while the Engine is at
distance Of 300 yards more
CHAS. o. SANFORD
4gt Transportation.
februayal0' Oft
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aud worthy 90 be tseaed with contempt by such. "S-
mon Pur~s' himself -iiss Has q tempora =
D ssorcs--A word to the wise is sufficient" Pos
sa,a call pig narrow face. how we apples do
swi,a" The Colourl entered unes pectediy-grea
srtsibitity caue over the aon,iustor-he to the
ncs.iuee aud said to him im ai.itaed accents, AMY
dear olouel! my dear Colonel nominated YOU be.
had rather vote fec you thau any other 'rxpung
ing wsn diving Ih.s is the idea If not the language
The Coiour hnnotos,y toid the House that he did
desire cice would have soloug there
Wing 10 Gochlsnd, sotong as tue people of Gouchand
desir,d ds servicrs--ln the mean unc the gallant
.caer ot Scott, (Nic Nc Mutln had rscu I" perform
duty uuusua Ia hia To place in nomination gentle
foe Senator ct the United pom
nouaced the OF Samuel Price, al Esy-ttc, us u
suitable person to I'LL that exalted Station Great
ton felt through the House at this announcement
Wbea the voting came OH, an extraordinary scene
cxhbiteds<'tme gentlemen sta liked of the Hall
and refused 10 vo'eothers remained aud asked to be
excused from voung-ten, however, retused-One mem
er then declared that he could not vote Toe any gentle
without conveying thereby iasSLf, and hoped
l,e gcatietasu far whan he Intended to vote, would
not, however, place that meaning his sct-Auoher
emscr when called rose ia hs place aud deliberately
refused TO vote at a!totters sucoty seats
and would not dege when ttcsr nauies were
called. la the Seaate, told, gentleman, TO
ing, voted for iunatic--aa orange ma n who
stands in t,c osey-a poo~ tsrseiite by the of
Saou Abrahaas.
Such is faint sketch OF the conduct which some Of
the representatives Of the peoe observed towards their
fellow members, VITO dischsrgng in decent and
orderly way-discharging solrmo duty devolved on
tsem hy the Constitution of uirr couotry. How can
these thugs be justified: What would the people of
" o,Seu times have said to this? What would the Lee
Sisiaiure of past ui"es have dooc, wca uember
and refused TO vote and others obs,iuatey refused to
answer 10 their nswes? Ii things 60 in this way,
the Legislature OF Virginia will tcou,e OF
disorder ccofusiou uukiuvu even in the Halls of
Cengcess the British Pasliaeat From what quarter
have those disorders arisen Gam any une doubt for
monent? A Wing from the country recently declared
that he would have believed what has seen with
his eyes, had bceu tod hin by snother-he would
have taeco !; Tor a,uick Of Van Bureuism The people
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TO l1fE EDITORS or rslE E.NQ UIRER.
A WEuI ENTS -

Farmers and Planters Its you wish particularly to
address IN these United States informed, in our
public papers tat match is made up, aud shortly
soeinnzed IN the keystone State between Niok Biddle
laias Mt Mex Bidwei and the old red face harlot OF
Babylon. Look sharp, fellow citizens and don forget
chase liberty This short sentence enough to Ill. the
mind OF every freeman in America. Fellow. citizens,
by this time suppose the die is perhaps and the
tickets are out, aud the guests assembling. Mr. John
Sergeant he cid bank Attorney is ON his way Henry
Clay our great political high priest, and Daniel Web
stef, the paper-syseu advocate, all moving
grace the feast. Perhaps ex.oiico President will be
there too.
ssNick, sly rogue is neither ~ slow nor anek,
But the nck of time IL this time for Nick''
One more devel"pement for the present, and have
doue-and most extraordinary and unprecedented
1t Is, female developement. We informed in our
public papers my friends, that FIVE hundred pious
subject Of Abolition. Another awful DE- veopemenr Re-
members my pious old maids this is political subject
and one that you ought mol to NEEDLE with is out of
your sphere. not surprised, that the fanatic
chant of New York, Tappan--G Garrison, the fanatic
Printcr-Thompson, the fanatic foreigner (pin maker }
and D. Council, the potatoe orator, should out
upon this subject with his Hbernnn impudence and ia
nacism but must confess, that astonshed these
blessed pous old Northern maids thus TO act as if they
were of the masculine gender My dear old ladies' let
your mouths be Theoretically sealed this subject (if
the expression may be used and leave the political
ers OF your country to gentlemen Let brother Jona-
than go ahead on this subject without the assistance Of
the ladies' The order OF things surely reversed and
the ladies' are gallanng the Ii you think proper
to publish this any part of it, mistakes of
the old planter, and perhaps you'll hear of some more
developenents.-H urrah for Jackson and Benton.
Yours respectfully,
OLD PLANTER
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LOBBY.


fftLow-CirizENs:-f0U our opponents laughing in
their sleeves at your divisions and If you ride
",oSks, cnay defeat you your April elections My ad.
vice to you is to cali ameviing for March Court for the
purpose of fixing upon ONE to be voted for by
yoE Mr. Fontaae, understand, declar d himself and
"'adcs speech At y"ur last court lie Processes be-
with s'e, and mug tS' and hope is but heard
nag esultiugy say the other day. that Inc would pet all
uie Waig votes Now, what does this mean? Why
either that they cAy throw dust your eyes when
hour, that they ue Whgs) may hope by concentrat-
ing thesr votes upon him, his election under the
expectation that thereby they may influence his
an the Legislature q lac should be elected. throw out
these hints, feitow-cEens for What they worth If
they are wotth any thing, profit by them. You are
sTongbnt safety does not aeays consist in strength
Prudence and strength combined will carry you through
lie prudent, be vgilsnt and all is iceHAnd what say
unto you, say aato au-Hotch!-The Republic is in
danger! ONE OF YOURSELVES
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RICHMOND MARRETs-Ms,ob 2.

RICHMOND MARKETS-aIarch 8.
wuEAr.-$J 30 a 81 IS
FLouR-s held at So rs with occasional sales at tina,
ToBAceoprices are pretty steady at rates current
week ago-general sales Of COMMON cuttings 50 Id n
$6-o,ler sorts as in qUabiy S6 $l0-siemmng quail.
Ties in demand.
GEORGE L. SAMPSON
WHOLESALE PIECES.
NHEAT-arrivals are sInall-IJO to- 1875 cents.
CoRS-seveTal eargoes market and little coming
in from waggoDs-7O ernis.
OATs--43 to Is cents from Wagons.
CoTToN-I5 I.2 10 ~ cents as in ansIity
WORKMAN, McGkUDER e. co
OF We understand that Browns eonti-uon.
Pubic WdrHse, pufo.ed by Executive on ib, "a inst
aud becomes part OF that csathRont This increased
Facilities TO the accommodation growers dsalsu
"h"nrc IN tho habit Of ansuons business that place.
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COUNTY CONVENTION

Feb
Of Mr. Mcclure the
selecting candidate DO
ported by the Van Buren, patty the coming spring
Marshall county.
The following named delegates present:
From and
Govornour 81. Price.
From Fish ereek.Ihomas Reynolds, John Timothy
Muyhull. "'
From BHehdnaaCapt Jas Ewing tho OF cr
delegates authorizing to the in
stInctious given at the precinct meeting.
Chair, and appointing GOyeTnour NJ. Price, Secretary.
The then of a
the House of Delegates TO be supported party
tho ensuing spring election; whercupon
ceived vote but and declared
Aiter interchange OF cnments
following resolutions we passed:
Rssglcsd, That OF
individual election Mr. Alexander
NsdH the candidate Delegates by .
county
Resord That the proceedings Of this meeting signed the
Chairman and Secretary and rubishe tho Sentinel
. MORD2CAI BANE, Chairman.
GovERNoUR M. PRIcE, Seerary.
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~ assumed Willingness 10 comply with the expunginu
Iesouiions nor because of his Van Burenism To both
OF these Mr. H. opposed but he should vote for Mr.
X because his constitute s were in favor of the cleo
ton of an Administration Senator
me Senate was then notified Of the readiness Of tho
en- follows:
For waiiam C. Rire,-slcssr. Banks, (suesker)
Layne, Wiley, Miller, Wilson of b., Decamps. Turn.
bull, Molory, Booker, Austin, Daniel. samuel Rich.
ardson, Hill. Vaughan, Smith of Fauouer Hickerson.
Ssv,range Seger Holland, Bowen, Dawson, Watts,
Sloan, Nixon, Goodall. Hairs,n Yinrbrj"e Fonta,ne
iioiiem.n Robinson NELL, Hays, Srnton Harris Tsy.
or OF M VI, Rogers, Garland Of IN Wiley, Nor
gan, Chapman iugies, Sherr.rd, Brown Of ~, Leland,
Fitzgerald, Voolfolk, Almond, Adams, M'Coy, Cack-
icy, Hopkins Carroll, Madison, shands Williams, Mar
teney, Nckln Moieu Conrad, Jessee M Mullen,
Bare, R'nker Harley, Cru,cbfe!d, Moncure, Hargrave
Gillespie, Gibson, and Saunders-76.
=, for homas ". Git,ner--Nessrs. GrinaTds, Craig,
,,,enshaw, Beuhring Stewart, Hunter of Essex Ball.
"ethered, Fleet, Taylor at L., Benton Chapline Mas.
"rs, Dorman, Jet and Brown of PIG.
re' 0oan Tyler Messrs. Soutbal,, Garland, Smith
~ For J.hn 4. Broon-Messrs Gilmer, Swanson and
:, For Chapman Johnson-Messrs. Drummond. and
:, For ioscph s. Watkins-Niessrs Price and Hale of
For George ". Wason--NIr Campbell.
For Linn Baaks-Mr. Smith Of Frederick
For .1tsaton. Hieksrson-Mr. Bots
For Thomas n. Bcnon--Mr. Powell
MI, Rives 10, scattering 81.
JOINT vote with the Senae:--Rves g5, scattering Al.
c. ." WIN: " HIVES, Esq was declared duly elected
senator oil the U. States Gil the vacancy aforesaid
tnr. CAMPBELL, when called vote, requested
The house to excuse biu. He said ne was unwilling
votc for individual whose MI ON the subiect
OF eSPnngng he did not know, as, thinking he did,
ne should oer an Insult to any suppose that
ne ne. would comply with the expungng resolutions. He
therefore cond not voe for any gentleman unless con-
Vneeo mai he would willingly obey the instructions
Mr. BORIS said ie hoped members similarly situated
would be generally excused.
MI ATKINS said that II gentlemen could not vote,
'hey conid retire beyond the bar of the House.
mr POWELL hoped gentlemen would not desert their
seats; but sit fast aud vote for whom they pleased.
Mr. HoLLENAs opposed the motion excuse Us an
uncommon course OF proceeding Gentlemen could if
they chose; throw away their woes
bc question being pat, The House refused excuse
Mt CAMPBELL then gave his vote for G.. w. Wilson
When MIR. GREooRYs called, he refused to
give hts vote stating that he could give il for the
gentleman nominated, rs be would not aid in
temp, to destroy the Constitution, which he had sworn
TO maintain.
After the reception of various bills and reports ON
motion of MIR. Cruichfeld
The House adjourned.
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THE DELEGATE FROM LUNENBGRG.

AZ Nc DcW0CT"tS ~ lsuHcHDuTg!
have already discovered that many of yon are dis.
pleased wih county Representatives. course in the
Legislature OF Virginia upon the Expunging Resolution
Aud 50 ani Admit that he is honest in his consci.
entious views upon the subject, am not prepared TO
say he has done right, he certainly by
many, aud virtually elected for the express purpose
aiding the friends of the present Administrations in do
ins thing which he has done, viz TO plunge from
te Journal OF the Senate of the United States that ri.
diculous Resolution ct Henry Clay condemning our
worthy President for his in regard 10 the Public
Money.
therefore respectfully beg leave call your aten-
ton to the subject Of nominating from the Republican
rtary,s suitable candidates. aud HON we may be
able to concentrate the of the Administration purity
THIS done and we have nothing fear from the Wings
ia thus county For the present. think we have several
on when we may rely Some of them will name for
your consideration ilarvie Hatchet, Col Marshall,
Capt Fred Lester or Capt. VIM Stone. Either of these
gentlemen would get the Administration vote of the
county We have time to lose. Meet prompHy at our
HcH Court; and select the suitable and be
zap and at work Do you not the enemy ga ie?
Ganaot goa now discover the the great exer.
lions which made at last elect inr Sc nalor ON
The pant of the Wings DO you know the OBJ ect
10 give a complexion 10 thus county which YOU know
does not belong TO it, You now see their stronyest
Wing ia the field for your suifta yes. Do not decrve
yourselycs-Sck to your principles without regard
men, and you will again Democracyin the asrndan
cy, al our April Flee ion
ONE OF YOURSELVES.
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FTid0u. .bfItrh a


On motion of Mr.. MULLiS. leave was uiven TO bring
IN bill To amend act establishing the town of Moor
held, In the county of Hardy.
The following eDgrossed bills were read n third time
ana passed TO Incorporate the City of Wheeling
forming new county DOT OF parts of the counties Of
Shenandoah and Frederick. considerable debate &C.
CURED the latter bill, which il was stipported nv
Siessrs. Bare, Gregory, Fontaine and Almond and OBJ
posed by Messrs Dawson, rag, aud Smith of Fred
On motion o the latter the ayes and nors were ordr,ed
and the bill pissed-Ayes 90, Nors a.
ALBEMARLE CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr. HoLLEMAh from the Com httee of PRIVILEGES and
Elections presented report on the contested election
irom Absm The port is the same, as was former
ly prese nied TO the House and reconimtted
MIR. -. explained the circumstances which had in
duced the contrasting parties to decline insisting upon
The specific report :he contested votes which the
committee was on former OCCASION TO make
MIR. SouTbAhL briefly replied, and after few re-
marks from Mrssrs. Hollenun and Craip t,. resoI,,
tons accompanying the report declaring Thomas w
Gilner and Valentine w Souiha entitled Ia their
were agreed To. ,he remarks obove alluded to will
hereafter be reported.
INCREASE Of BANKING CAPITAL
The order al the day then up and n rpot;on
having been made that the House go into Committee of
the whole upon u,
Mr. HuHrrM Of e. moved 10 postpone The bin TO the
3lst of March. $50
On this motion considerable discussion took nlace
ana severni suggestions made in order Ia obain
test vote the bill. The question on going into com
nittee OF the whole being finally put, il was agreed la
Ayes 60, Noes 81. -
Numerous amendments adopted 10 the hill in
committee, by of which, the Bonss wa. incrensed
from one aud oDeei.hth per one and one four
per cent.
The chairman having gone through the reading Of the
bill by sections, and further ns being nro
posed, motion of Mr.. Summers the COMMITTEE rose
and reported the bill and amendments 10 the House
On motion of Mr.. MILLER,
The House adjourned