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technically termed a Ence-a receiver of stolen
goods-and who sets his booth in Orange street. hav-
ing quarrel with man named McCarty, set upon
him and beat him most outrageously Bower and
Gichrist went TO apprehend him, when Kelly bolred
and took to the rosf of the house for safety. The
traps however, were not to be eammoned by this
fight Of fancy, so they scrambled after him, and q
very pretty scene, la Somnambula travestic took
place. The pump handle not being near enough
they descended by the water spout, and Kelly was
captured, taken to the police, and committed to
bridewell. What manager will make bid for this
scene, cash down? We have been humbugged by
promises to pay little too often.
SMALL Pox.-The brig Hannah, Cahoone, ar
Sheburne Nova Scotia She is now at quarantine
She sailed from Plymouth the last of May. Thirteen
days after, seaman named George Bntman broke
out with the small pox; since which flve others have
had it. Two have died-George Hutman and Green
leaf p Bassett. The last person broke out with 1t
seven weeks since. Neither of those who took the
small p0x had been vaccnated The others, eleven
in number, had had the kline pox-Boston Trans.
A DELcArE HIST.-There is nothing more migra-
tory than an umbrella nothing more difficult to
keep The eyes of an Argus insufficient to insure
it's retention Ii is no uncommon thing to see one
in which may have right and title reposing in the
arms of some friend or acqua ntance. But never has
there been more gentle hint of such fact conveyed
to the appropriation than has been furnished by the
editor of the Mobile Register. He says:
Will certain good-natured friend of ours be plea
sed to cast his eye the ivory head of the dark
silk umbrella under which he is now luxuriating, and
whose name is lightly scratched on t?"
n Clayton, the eronaut, should come New York;
this is the place for him. We shall all shortly be taking
excursions in the air. Horses, boats, and rail
roads will have had their day This is the age Of i'm
provements Mankind are making mighty march. The
Herald has tended materially improve the human
species; to awakenther dormant souls, and make them
glow with the impress of its genius.
Ups AND DowNs-Lord Viscount marlborough, au
thor of the work the Antiquities of Mexico, died
Gently in the debtors prison at Dublin.
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PUBLIC ME ETING


" THE citizens Of New Ssrk who are alive 10 the uncon-
%
dwelling souse are requested to attend public meeting 70
nesday Evesng next the Esd inst in order to devise measures
to arrest the encroachmen on the private rights of our ct
~ JAMES G. BENNETT Eso.-Dear sir,-Durng
the the Superior Court before Judge Jones the case
Ebenezer Moresouse was Interested in the
when shs la sailed from this :nd Tia! offered him
ehss Of Ss S a h.
with the notes @ they were negotiable and on his return
gain Mr. Daniel richards respecting the
Now, Sir public through the columns OF
Nix and ReSaGs as refers to the above
never made any application 70 either Mix or to pnf
and Roene any whatever, they will tesify and
the whole statement is al.ehood fabricated believe to e
made by Mix that he cleared the sutana himself the
ed cenversng with certain broker in Wall shortly after
the of her loss had reached this city perhaps he would
the brig sutana And why the adavis which have been
made By air and in the hands
fore the Grand Jury best known to that gentleman himself
year that he wa, worth saoOo over and above ab
ties and have been informed that he has recently stated
respectable house in The Il his assertion He
row he s not worth ssa the world and has applied
Hew far this statement respecting his perty be correct
time perhaps will show after he takes the oath prescribed
by law shall nothing further this subj present.
the day for dstant when NIX character will probably
anl7-it@ LUKE PERKINS.
NOTiCE 30 BOAT G, UBs.-A grand Regatta
will come of at the Elysan Fields, Hoboken Tuesday
four oars Prizss~silver Cups 0'
First race-two acock-six cared boats.
Second race-three o'clock-four cared boats.
third will of the day, free for boats rowing
pair SOULS
Or Clubs wishing for tls above will please
give notice the subscriber EIyan Fields Hoboken
vious TO the 18th inst H. H. DYER aul7dt25t
L. FHton ferry, Brooklyn parcel of Bank Notes rolled
up and wraPped paper which given written direc
tons for making ladies dresses The bills consisted Of three
es Union Bank and the remainder small Eastern notes
The finder will be literally rewarded leaving the above nj
the office of the American Hotel. aul7-3t+
WANTED AT NEFEs TOnY-A respecta
w BILE young that understands the business IN all
branches. Apply 40 William street. between7 and 10 o'clock
morning aul7-ltA
DRIvATE BOARDING HOUsE.-Genlemes
canbe accommodated hbsard and pleasant
at No. 81 Greenwich street. Of Rector reasonable
terms. aui7-iw" SARAH A. TAMES.
MOTTO Il hereby given the copartnershp hereto
fore subsisting between the subscribers under the
aud firm of Watkins Avery Is this day dissolved by mutual
and that the Of the sad firm will be settled
by the junior partner. GEORGE W. WATKINS,
WILLIAM A. AVERY
BROOKLYN, Aug. Ilth, 1887
B. The business Of the furnishing conducted by the
firm, will still be carried the stand where all
demands the late frm will please their
claims and all indebted to requested 70 make payment
aul7-a VIM. A. AVERY.
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WEDNESDAY,, Aug. Is, . NJ
BY asvces nom Savannah the 10Th instant, we learn that
the cotton h the fields hss seriously injured by the late
gale Hhsssn bees whipped and the loss IL sstmsted at
onethrd All this dmnuon, hsugh falling heavily upon the
sufferers will tend 70 increase the value Of the coming
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GuilfoId Point.

GuilfOrd Point.
BEING aresy
where an abundance Of fosd be had also
Ter%si day Or g per week The bar well stocked
q New Haven TO convey directly
nj her friend: and pupils that she has received W s late
arrivals from L:nden and Paris her supply OF English and
% s Il . S asa v s % %
Aprons the latest fashion chidrens embroidered and cam
coors and every material used in drawing and fancy
work.
usua given her re.desce Tuesday Thurs
derry. jylslm'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JACKSON has removed bus
lMedisated vspor Baths from No 1879 to 200 Bowey where
ne ha. baths ready for visitors Ave minutes rotce from
has had three years experience bushes.
Sea # ss s %
may wish 70 pot henseves under .hs medical ue,msn, o.
ROOTs.BOeTs..B0Or AND SHOE STORE
- MAkViN's No $50 Spring street the place where
people get The worth Of their money IN Boots and SHOES His
~ and chidren's Boots and Shoes Gen
abundance good Is any found the city rgs
Of large and small boys Boots sod cheap La
sine and quality IN common use sold unso%mosy low No
lso Spring between Wooster and Lawrence % and where
n AIM, OR JELLY OFF ICELAND MOSS
ID This article celebrated In coughs and diseases o the
chest prepared from the best Moss and containing no nu
0J foreign q No. ~
SILK BHIsTLE sTOCKs.-MRs. KING, A
- Fulton street. respectfully soicn public attention To her
ureseut 0enemsns STOCKS amongst which
are variety composed Of k md stes, expressly adapted
for spring and summer wear. :. .
Al~ plain and f,ncy Stocks Of svery descrp,sn oil of
which warranted OF the best materials and sold on the nos
liberal terms. ANU
pLEAsE TO TAKE NOTICE. y PIER.
street. up stairs LADIES', GenemeAs sad Chidrcns Cloaks
IN great variety. aul4lm
DINDEWss AND BANDBOX BOARDS
ID lbs Binders Boards as-ored numbers IS 00e Ibs
Bandbex do. do for sale by j. CAMPbELL PEHssE,
sul-9rn ITO and liz Nassau between Ann Beekmsn.
II the back, nc. They afford mechanical support 10 the
and ons give and comfort Of weak back
and Of great service to those Of delicate habit aus
DINE APPLE CHEEsE-Ope hundred and afy
HARTMAN h BIRDsALL,
ala 50 and 81 water street.
GREAT BARGAINS OF LOTS-To be had In
'hs ynss 4 w SsCaSIi y rsns
JOHN = McKIBBIN, wiliamsburgh. jyls-lms
CUCCORY-Io casks Of superior quality German succo-
- just received FOR sale upon tss most rcssonshle terms
by Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANgER,
au7 removed 70 NO. z Courtiandt g.
II fnso,:, PI.s., and wrs, for ssis by ''ppv :"
DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTwAN0ER,
jyA removed 70 Noa oour,lasdt 1t.
II REOsOTE FOR TOOTIfACH-In ssy ansn
IA tity Ray BE- lad w,s tnll dirse,icns Coz use, by
cor saIe cheap by w. oREGoRy, 1871 william 81,
sui23t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

Ups AND DowNs.-Lord Vscount Kinsboroagh, au
thor of the work the Antiquities Of Mexico, died
Gently in the deb,or's prison Dublin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

MARRIED..
On Tuesday, 18th inst by the Rev Mr.. Seabury Samuel
Wiswal, of hatcher, to Jemima Roome, of this city,
On Tuesday 18th inst by the Rev. E. S. Ceaveland John
Clesveand Ellen Maria daughter of William Stone, Esq
DIED.
On Tuesday, 18th inst, Alexander Browa aged 81 years
The relatives ans friends of the family respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral this afternoon, O'Clock. from
his late residence in King street, between Greenwich and
Washington stsi
On Tuesday, 18th inst Louisa Hoskin Undertll, aged
year and months only daughter of James Il. Underh of
Brooklyn.
Al Newark, Sunday 18th inst. Ephram Beach, aged IS
years.
At Woodstock Shenandoah Va the residence Of her
inlaw H. Dartinon ESD, Mary Winfield, aged 60 years.
N. Y.
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BIRDS
FASHIONABLE HAT ESTABLISHMENT.

RJRD late foreman TO- and for many years connected with
- MeSrs. LEARY CO., after the most successful expe-
in all the branches Of his business having established
himself trade offers his friends at bis sales No.
Is Nassau Of Pine superior Of HAS
every variety NJ nap from the medium the plain which,
of model material and fnsh shall be found unraled
He intends sell IS only and ny directing his whole
and that single style, conhdes OF producing
article without any SUPERIOR and fashion and utility having
tablshed this quality well for economy and elegance du
raby he deems obvious advantage 10 the public to con-
fine and elegance durability be deems obvious advan
tage the public oonne his efforts purpose instead
Of making experiments in variety Fearing rival In the de-
partment TASTE he willing himself In competition
with any establishment In producing this article.
He has made arrangements for the London and Paris fash
ions with houses In those cities and will always
be first In the market with the standard established by
foreign tase. BIRD, IL Nassau, corner ofPine street
I'm
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However these generally 50 much
that safely make reduction of Importance in the
amount of bales estimated fer the next gathering
The Liverpool and Havre markets are now before our
readers the 7h Of july There nothing in them to war
rant belief that prices will permanently advance Every
thing In England goes heavily unless the American
is opened to her manufacturers She win yet have
effects OF the blind folly OF her Bank In cutting of credits
TIL the trade be re-eabshed with this country foot
ing Manchester and her neghbors will cuai their
nuacturHg industry Cotton of course will feel this paraiy
SIS among the consumers of the material We should not
De surprised to see the growers of the first in the Eng
ish market TO buy her goods order dem and for
consumption thereby benefttng mseves The destruction
OF ke exchanges the only bar such operation pre-
sent.
The cotton trade this market has been very dull
without any alteration in quotations.
European Marksfs-S Stock on hand
July 1857 s1s s4s June 80 1885, s A%e so
1883 ss7ss
Liverpool July 1887 f 1sss July 1885 l3 ssS a; S@ ss
s75soo 100000
Imports into Greet British
June so, 1887. june &c. 1886.
American cettons, slo,soo 10000
Other Cottons, I7o,5Oe iss,OOo
sl.4oO e5s,ooo
Upland, o's '' Far SD % es1s e s"'
| $$t'siis., a::ss||s$ si:::s.s$: Az:
Sea Island is ss ~ York c,a,,6..,os a. 20 a'd
Ord. to midding, -sasc
Middling TO fair, 10 l0ac
Good fair to good or PRIME IL l2Ac
The solowsg is statement Of the stock Of Cotton hand
at the respective places named
Savannah, July 2sth,- 6,926
New Orleans, Aug 5th, 1881
Virginia, July 18th, sese
Augusta and Hamburg, August LIST. 1886
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

SILVEk-SlLv ER-SILVEK.
III Small cnange such shags, sxDences ten and five
pieces, will be given exchange for gen,
ter dollars. Apply at the desk ofths office. Al7-it
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17
DAGs.-loo bags country mixed Rags, received and for
Ii sale by J. CAMPBELL rERSSE,
aul7 40 and It2 Nassau street


aui7 ITO and l2 Nassau street.
sE s.ss1 q ~ /. TssE.
cas. coppsrsd and copper fastened fast sailing
despatched on the M her regular Say This
se S S1y ss %s az. a%a1S a npo ye
pressy for the comfortable aeceommodaion Of
charge sI2 each accommodation superior
ing 70 New Orleans viii do we to selsc, this chosen
los apply CO. S. .
M ESG sSEksoTs TO s, rE F siS:
Steamboat Pier, foot Of Warren Friday morning,
a"d Ss s Ds s E. se
:. O'CLOCK for an Eaesroo 70 the Fishing Banks and will
Fare for The whole trip. 75esn.
to and Lines % ho who ~ on
DHOsPHORUS.-Aq quantity Of French Phosphorus
just f? DR. al. LEWIS pHsn
JyA removed TO No. 2 Courtls adj st.
I s,. m nhs Of :1Rs5Gs Irish Sss direct
,us "e"''' 'o' SAFE c I'D, ~, Ns..su s,rs.
DILEs-PILEs.-DRH ALE's Pile Ointment Is a pos
ys oes % se r. .1ss, three az s Sold ~
IS 9Th avenues at the drug store Of and Walker
SUsPENsORv BANDAeEs.-A complete as.
- sormen q s india rubber and cotton for sale wholesale
no retail at No Ann 81 aus
RUsHTeN a. AsPINWALL, 90 william street,
200 ounces sulphate Of morphine,
casks Russia isngsss,
500 N. tartaric acid
1000 H. sup carbonic soda
cases Turkey opium,
With general assortment of drugs and medicines aui6
RAY WATER.-iooc .e gallo. ssmgehns, for sal. by
~ HARTMAN T. BIRDSALL,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
my2 - and 81 Water street
SARsAPAnILLAA AND LEMON SYRUP,
~ manufactured expressly for soda and for family
and better quality he found this elsewhere
by H. GREGORY his Vanilla Cream Candy Msnuactcry,
iSi William sss bet weep Jo,p and Fuscp "a jca-u
SUSPENDED PAPER WANTED--Country
Bank Stock will be exchanged suspended Apply
10 au12-n W. g. DUNHAM. So Wall st.
MISS sEDGWICK's NEW DIRK. Live
LVn and Let Liveor Domestic Service Illustrated by the
author OF Hope Leslie The Lnwood Rich Poor Mas he nc
this day published and for sale BY
Jy2e c. SHEPARD ,767 Broadwa
CHEESE.-75k oses Cheese 80
W Is Old Engishde.
/ 75isrs, spd Is kegs brandy Cheese,
\ TOR saleby HARTMAN BTHDS ALL, Brokers ssd
| nyH Ccvur,issi~n Merchsnts. ~ and ~ wssev a.
SULPHURiC ETH kR-A constant supply IN car,
- boys and defrohns, likewise b. bottles, Of best quality
| for sale by DR. LEWIS rEUCHTwANGER,
| au7 ONCE Courtlandt St. near Broadway
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.-0eauemen wishing
- play bards, purchase tables invited TO cal
28 50 Broadway door above Vail street, at the Sou
ern Coffee Room where thereare tables in roo and
sisn csmented beds, with iron eagle francs, and
a4ove will found the largest and
offered To the public advantages se whs wish
chase short notice. they be packed days
tice.
NJ b. Orders any thing In this line with cash good
reference, to BASSFORD, 2l6 Broadway, will receive
prompt ffeaon. mI0u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

NEW YORK TATTEE SALLS.-TAc regular
pus!ic sales o. Horses Carriages, Harness. &C., continue
e take pace Al TINS we'll known establishment every Monday
at IL O'Clock
The next sale will commence Monday, August zls
u IL O'clock All Horses, Carriages &c this
sale be shown and entered before Saturday
10Th inst, al O'clock, p. NJ
JOHN W. WATSON. 446 broadway
wANTED-Two or three pairs low priced horses. Apply
as above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-17

nISEABES OF THE EYE.-DR ELLIOTT. OCU.
- LIST and Professor ri the Aaaory and Diseases NJ The
human eye.
Office, sos Broadway Private In Duane
SASSAFRAS LOZENG ES-The mos, peasa nj and
~ efcacous remedy purifying blood For NY Pc
Burnett. New York Chemical HAIL. IS
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urcd terms, was ext heard of a. Mad. Darusnont.
50 this Government aas tor divorce from all
banks but the next thing heard Of would be It's
marriage 10 The worst bank On ths face Of Gods
earth-a Treasury bank.
Mr.. Vine concluded short but animated speech
by moving that the committee rise.
The motion negatised-Ayes 81, noes 80.
The amendment OF Mr.. ambfseng, as amen
ded, was then agreed to, and the Committee rose,
aud reported The bill TO tie House.
The House then passed 10 The unfinished busi-
ness OF yesterday, which Vas the consideration OF
the resolution reported from tie Committee Of
Ways and Means, declaring il to be inexpedens
to charter National Bans and the question be-
iug on Mr.. Sergeaut's motion 10 refer the resolu-
ton to the Committee 0. the Whole Oh the state Of
the Onion,
Mr.. Bynum, Of North Carolins, took the floor,
and spoke with his usual eatnestness Ia support Of
the resolution, and sgainst the commitment
M. Cushman, oil New Hampshire, moved the
previous question,
The motion torlhe previous question AZ second.
cd BY the iiouse-AJcs -, noes az.
The previous question then put and the
vote taken b. yeas and nays.
There being IT,, The speaker voting in the af-
trmatIvs, IL was carried.
The previous question being thus carried b. Tho
casting vote OF the Sptsker, lnc HIaiu question on
the resolution was put end decided az follows
Yeas l23-Nays 81 . our Delegation, Messr,.
Bynum, Cennor, HaW klus, II kdy and Mau,gomc.
~ voted 10 the affirmative; add " ss!s Deberry,
Graham, Rsnchcr, a. II. Shepherd, G. Shepard,
) dnly, ana Williams il the negative VI SAWYER
ABSENT
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VII author u ne Man q, He-ee
nge pFcFaun- ue~ aa4 complete
'.l,', y b a,ptcucal abstract 4 tae
''3a39 aad statute laws O, Nora ra'p
,,ieAia4 '5the oi'.Ca, dura ud a.
,,'as Of Justices Of Vic Peace, SHeuiE
,.o'assf-, Constable, Wsr.gus attig Poor
U'eisaersel Roads, Eln.as, EmJy Iaaa,..
Aafs ffeees-t8tr., Guaban., Eytc
hF administrators, !u-gges, Ageuts, Al;
h's, Iattff-, &C.. Toll. .aarc pletn anil
F'se'tcal ~ lis deta,-, than agy isW bogk
aA evfadt.
I"a whole piIl be comprised in ore mo.
''tt'e SIZED volume Of perhaps about SOC
'.'a'e pages. The workwlll be well PRINT
20 and bound, aud ready lur subscribers dur.
z 'he mouth u March next; TO be prompt.
oe'Nered at any court housc within he
''4.e u - a0per copy ,or $50 Cor 10 copies.
Any subscriber Who may be pleas 4 Ia
Pa{ now N advance, shall hive 4 receipt IN
.uH 'of 81 30, Address p. SWAIN. Alto. III
',~' Ashb9rough, y. G. Free Of postage.
October, 1887. IA
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rnIpAY. OCTOBER G.
HOUSE OF NEPNISLNTATIy

HOUSE Ol ltEft,l-> IN A ~ to.
Mr., WiSe's resouioa tor an lnqur, concerning
the Fior.da Var, vas taken up--Air Glssscoch's
amendment proposing that the Committee be sp-
pointed by The Speaker tsnstedd > proposed BY
Mr. Wise, 10y ballot auu Sir. io.eara's amend.
msut to res- he subJ-etto tue Committee OF Mill
tary Affairs, being under Consideration. Mr. WISE
sustained he original proposition, and Ia the
Of his speech read some documents which he Aad
received On The subject OF the inCIaH Wars, suew-
ing that an sgent Of tie United ) ates mad broed
me clerk o. a steam boat, 10 mahe bill Of frlght
against the Government to the amuunt 81 SJU9,
when IN realit, the amount due By the Govern.
meHt was sAy 5lU0. After considerable debate
IN hIch Mr., Adams sustained the oTI zinai reso-
luton at some length, tAs subject WIS dropped,
aud tie order OF .he DAY taken up. beng tbs bill
to authotize the issue Of Treasury notes. Tbs
inendment ct Mr.. Underwood modified By Mr.. Pat
ion, debated length, and rejected by vote Of
iU4 to la2, Nj Rhett moved u amend ths biil
by Stalking oE al Of Tic second -ccu . which re-
lated to interest Iuo House adj1urGed.
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The House resumed lie consideration os the re-
solution rsAuSc 10 ala Inquiry lnto ibe conCucl Of
the F.olida War
Nj. Mckay commenced a speech on the subject
and had not concluded whsu the hour expired,
AID the House passea TO the orders OF toe day.
TREASURY MOTIFS,
The House resumed the considerable ofthe bill
5ulaors.rg the issue OF Treasury aoles
Mr. Sab mepcd 10 stgtse out the enac,ina clause
taa b,L .ad spoke at great length, IN support
1i The notion c1utenCsuE th-. lals lii was The
most important of all lhe measures OF The samla-
is,r ton 10 llo success ct their ultimate designs
VI B,-ason, C Now logG, .oon ID IL support
OF the BIZ.
NJ. lalstead, Of New Jersey, took tho aaor in
support of The Bill, bat gave way, at the usual houF
,ot recess
Last ug h, the House sat till o'clock, and took
the question on VI Upaerwoods's amendment
Which was -, eeted--yeas l0i, nays lI2.l
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8.
IN SENATE-Ol mc.lsn OF Mr. Gruady, tho
Joint resolution, requiring that the postage O, let
tsrs per e1press be paid Oh each letter in advance
was taken up.
Nj Gruudy gave as reasons lo5 i,s adopr.4n the
fact ,hst many people put letters into pot atice,
marked express, which ere Afterwards rejected,
sud went among the q, al letters, thereby causing
great expense to the Department, ans diminishing
Il. profits. From this incaryeusncs Ii vas de-
sired TO relieve the Department.
NJ. Knight objected 10 the E1prosa Mail alto.
gclaer, 1t appeared 10 nan an estab i,huent pc
uuIiaUy deserving the epJthel Of arJsiorr4rc
THE resolution vas Subsequent. read ,hifd
,.r, r,ss,f and semi In lhe H,gsa Of Rsrres.u.
t.tv,.r
Mr. Wri7bt NOV ! IN take m the biN 7pi1.r-iz-
mo the deno,lle q ncrehan.,zs in tue public
stores
rTAe object Of tha bill. in mart. rccuires cash
n,yt,ent 81 duties "a hen the good, are withdrawn
ron The p,J,.. stores
Mr. Nm. or A,ahan.a d, expressed The h-l.ertlat
tois bl could not now pass he o.ler House. the-a
was yarlet, Of aaluto.s upon IL; and discussions
In the Senate would therefore be useless he hoped
In, action upon it ueuld be- postponed.
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.lo .I.liciaa 1Ean'. rricnd,

' - a. A,aEy g'ft5ats.
tabstrin asln4u tiea .Hge
MEDICINES, s.iin4 81 a.l
4stll1 kept Alec, III eslea.
ssffzArai 81 l4u
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25th COnGrc>>......Isi session.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1897.

MIA s@tfi 4 In histA - -
IN SEAATE.-Thcrs vas but htte done but
to debate the Sub-Ireasury system bill. NJ. Blu
chanaa addressed the Senate 10 support Of the bti
IA speech o. about lhres hours length. lie W4s
followed by Mr.. Preston IN opposition, loT hour
when he gave way for a motdn 10 adjourn.
HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES.
Many petitions were presented relative u tue
ansexaLou OF Texas ana the slave question. Res
outious were offered calling lor Information one
.or correspondence between tie Treasury Depart.
mcnt and all banks and individuals, relative 70
the bill now pending lof the Issue Of Treasury
N0,tE--anUiher iyf statements relative 10 the sub
treasury soheme. The Mississippi election took
uptts portion oitine IN detate ava was postponed.
Ar. PickeIs moved Ia segspitt- 10 vpiC ca
the blI po.tpouing tbs 6eposige act, which after
souo debate was eafried-Ayesll9 Noes el.
Mr. Fickens moved 10 amend.by stusing ont uf
The bif until further provisions hy lsw b" ana u-
serling uutIi tle FIRST Of Jsnuary 1879" Ahi.h
attcy much dnba,s snd st4efai inetlcctua mat4Hs
% amend h, Was adopted--grls l3G-na,s 10.
The bil was then passed 10 tAird reading by a
vote OF yeas lls-na,s too Tic mcu5trs from
North Carolina 70 TAG Is tolle~s ir4s-M ~st-.
Conner, Has kins. MhoY. Montgomery g... 81
yer: Aays-Messfs. Debefry, Gfahau, t,a .asr,
A a. SAepperd, & s3oppefd, S4r,s ia F,l4ans.
NJ Byuuin, missiagJ Tie bill aas tacl s.aG a
lDgd line aHd pas,ea.