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GINA COR DIA l.

Z T. CORDIAL. De IUciNE OF L'EIlXIR DE
~ EhMDuR.-lhc United States Agent for ih.
Luca Cordial Elixir of Lave, returns his grateful
acklowit:ls smrnts for fl ttcrs patronage which
ne nas already received, and also for the many tcsii-
h"llas winch hav" been sent him touching the the al
most 'lIrncn Ions efficacy of this n"s,i'nle medicine.
ne ""!i founded reputation OF the l.ucinh Cordial
warrants the agent i'll Withdrawing his long ndve' ts,-
meats; but for TN, !,cut. IF those persons whu may
a. yet be unaware o. its natl re- he would explicit,
state that il DR.. Mnsnn's celebrated discovery,
"hic has created su'ii nn in FrnnCe.-That it
speedily restores thu vrc powers, where they lave
been OK hnu$+' by disease nilrrwise, and subslan
'mlh ennvaics the rrncrcnnt luuct ions that il /.
tilrciun tor the ilnnr alias: ard ri! that it
= the only remedy ever discovered for removal Of
IMPOTENCE. III males and harrenncss i'll females. Owing
ni'S vastly v'so,n'ing ali'ics it is ais" highly usc
il IN -lret, ohSructai, difficult painful menstrual
ton, rr"ntin"ce nt'he urine involuntary discharge
llrfe" chronic crupo,s Of The skin dropsicSl alice
tons of the aged Ac.
In order that all classes Of society may receive til"
benefit OF Dr. Mngn's discovery, the American pro-
pr"tur has consented that the Cordial :!n he sold in
hniira Of six each, the reduced price Of SO
whl" is les than half The price chursed for it i'll
fiuncp.
JOHN WINTERS HOiDEIWEl.I. ". d.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale ut hoe-n lie and retail
at No. 10 P"''nS street, between Magazine a!n Camp
sta, New Orshns. m?6
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bA1.l)NF. NN.
1 HEAUr1FII. head of hair * thu grandcst ornsr
iuent belonging ~ the human frame How str'nce'
~ III" loss OF j, changes the cnnntnancc and prca
tnrlv hrngs on the appearance of old nCe. which
scs many to rccO at being uncovered. and sometimes
even To Slu -nrrtv to avoid the 1esta and sncer| OF
their acquaintance: the remainder of their lives
1rGu"ntlv spent il refinement. In short not the
loss Of property fills the generous thinking vrnth with
that nravv sinking gnn does the loss of lis hair.
IoaNrrt all these un;lea ant circumstances, Olhrdgc
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
first application, aud few bottles restores it again 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whiakrrs; prevents the
nnr from turning Crav makas it curl beautifully and
trees it from acnTt Numerous certificate. oi the first
fespectallity in support of the virtues of OdrJget
faim are shown by the proprietors.
" Read the foowing:-
Robert Whortom Esq. late Mayo, Of P.,il,la'ph
has certified he below, to the high chara
ter OF The following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the BALM Of Columbia discovered by !. Oldridge. and
have t"ond hig -rrviceaha only preventive
ans, The falling " of hair, but also certain rcs,or
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister i'll st George charce.
Join p INGiIS, 32l A,ch street.
JOIN THOMAS, N D, l';3 Races,
JOHN 5 Fi'REY lGl Spruce street.
IIU'iII McCUiiDi. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOIN GARD, Jr, l!3 Arch street.
1t is known thai tliree of n. alov. snes are
tn III 'o years o age, and the Others not less than 30.
From the Nlayor]
Connonw ,nlh of Penr.svlvunia.
City Of Philadelphia.
R"nrrt Wharton. Mayor of said city of Pll;ladc.
lhn, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Nr,Srs J lngliS, J"nn = Fure, and Hugh NJ Curly,
whose signed to the aoTe ccr,Ic ate that !cy
are gentlemen &" character and responsibility and as
S'ch full credi, should be given the said certificate.
IN witur. VIII r'Dfl have Icreunto set nv hand
and caused the een of the city t,Fc fixed, this
9Th day Of December, &C.
l." :. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE tlat each hottie of the Genuine Balm hus
splendid rngr'el wrapper, which is represented
the Full Jt\ngar,, &c,
Sul'' huesalr and retail bv the sole agent, for Anne
ricu o! Flcche, street, mar Maiden Lane, enc loo,
bel Pear! street and by most druggists md pcrficr.
t oagh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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HARRowaATE SPRINGS
THREE Di Us JOURNEY FROW Ne


THREE Dj Us JOURNEY FROM W."
ORLEANS.
7INHE proprietor of this establishment has the pea
L sure of announcing to his friends aud The pubic
in genet AL at he will he in reaine by the first day OF
MAY t. receive ysiters. He will also for the be
neft of those distance, that there have been large
improvements made and others now gong on ana IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
aubscr her to accommodate much larger number lhan
her-tofnrc and at the same time much better.
. familir can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
thore who prefer can have large cabns detached from
the main building.
II is deemed unnecessary tr say anything in Tircn
lar Of the character OF these waters for it is gcn"ihF
believed that they not inferior To i'll the south
ern States All the umuscmen's that ARE grne'nllT
found Watering Places, will be found at this ! t
best music that this part of tn country affords, $
tcea engaged aud will be in consistent attendance at Ia
Springs during the whole season.
I he subscribe. will avail himself Of This opportunity
II returning his unir.ncd thanks for tn" very liberal
support given him Inst scnsou aud hopes by the ever
ton. that have been made in improving aud extending
the accommodations, tn merit liberal patronage I'll
u,escu, sou nn JNO CRAM.
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do uu Uin'ttuuhiCS,
platch, h,Ass, aud I.rn"ned coach har"ra', :
d., 90 do g'y AMI sulNe, do
do dn Go Baton. he do
Dr.y, cart an! wagon Il"
Saddle hu.s, Eoun'e ands ngic; vahces; ,u' htcai
e.dGio hngs, B'uss Il CARPET bags; "rsj non tram"
leather uilu ,runrs. hIas7 uHcd leather hon' t'p
do, .--urrrI zes nnd various 81 }e-; h''s"ir ANA
pistol belts; cuari, gig, >u!k"y '~ls aoA p'"u'rrs
crop wAIps: wool, wutslet, cultn nni leather
ctrlhs and inlles; stIr'ur !ea''ItT~: lnuh
Straps ami wnlslc1 rim web; rhnin aud ho"k
unincS; hlind brides and lines; 5 uich cola 3,
mud h use aud mule coars..", al q"nil'' 6; w"
Rocco, buck bear. shcc, and hHHal" Shlnt; l'a'cd
brass oud steel brdr bits of ev ry Grsr:i itinii .
pla ted, bra.s aud steel SPURS OF ever, drsrIip Iun
plated, and ste.! surrups OF every lrscnpS
ZION
Tos"tQ"r with rnmi 'cte ass'r,neht of every
article IN tAr,s line 81 husrss--.il "t which 'h,v
offer tar sale On accommodating tcrWs.
They will ais, cun',nue 10 cUive through the
year, by pA.keIs from New York. fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ampi" aud complete
KOuES, DAVIDSON & CO,
10 Is Canal st.
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IINMORRHOIDS.

|
fully sustaining the correctness Of the lamentcC
Or Grllcys last confession, that " he dared moi
die without giving to postcrity the beucGt of hi.
knowledge on this subj ect," and he therefore
b'qucatl'ed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospita!s and
tho privat" practice in country, first and mos,
certainly To- the cure of tho Piles, and so extcn
sivnIy and en- ctuallv as to battle crcduty unless
where its cticc>s arc witnessed Externally in lii.
following complaints:
For Drosy-Creatng extraordinary absorpto :
at once.
All Swe!lings--Rcducing them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
case.
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whoopng Couyh-Extcrnally, and
over The Chest,
/ All Bruises, Sprans, and Burns-Cur;nr in a
Sores and UIccrs-Whcthcr rros', or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swclIings, and ioosening coughs and
hghthcss of the chest ny relaxation Of the parts
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those who have used it in the
Piles, is " 1t acts like CHARM"
THE I'll ES-Thc price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will use bottle of Hays Lnnen,
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured Those tho positive orders Of tho
| P''! " ''' Asf"'s' anu eut VI many thOu.
SANDS so'd not ono has been unsuccessful.
W. mig ht insert certificates to any lcn.t',, bu,
prefer that those who sell the article, should CT.
hlhit the original to purchasers.
tAUIlON--Nonc can he genuine without a
spIcudid engraved wrapnrr On (which i. NV ,,,no
,,d also thai nr tho a,,.,is
SOLOMON HAYS
~ WI aug '''"''' ny 'oA' w" ~
| 70 w." '"'h' ana hy one druggist III every
LOW" III ','o '''oh.
roe sac oy VAC W hn'rfi'c Agents, corner OF
Nom non N lch"up'toclAs street, aud by the
| Ap".hccarlcs generally. e31
a-nppI-.ru ,o,r.-,--
/ r'.,'; ~ W. w. D" Nh"' ''as street, are no"
~ 'tctN','A ana "tn'h" the most splendid, sn-
S'ant'"' an" ias"lnf1a 'e STOCK OF Clothing they
nave ever cHn'h''cd IN ms marker, consisting il.
"art OF the following articles: hlue blue black let
hinci, LONDON brown, ci''on, olive, london smok !.
and ynltrn Owe irrcIl and dress coats; beaver
stable aud hnrrn !tun tnck coats, elegantly FIRMS,
ed; fancy and plain black casSimrre and cIn,h
ranlnlnprE. euglls, and french fancy and ,I,i,,
,.k nut Sam v"sis; real new market conf forts.
crrli-p aud french fancy md nam sr,rfa ,n i
b,k f.. ct,n,uuI5 six s.wrn and ,u,n .eI,a,; Ss'
'''
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EXCHANGE on nciLnati sight, for sale hy
IL moi 4 TRlER, 8 Gra,icr 81
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NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music; The Conven, b d !,
' Pima ranting rowing Blade Never Despair, Oh
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the DrunI
Romance: The White Horse Of the Peppers Thou
come and Love tl!ou art near me, sung by hiss 8
ri I in the grand Romantic Opera Amilie; Good Nirl
The meeting and parting: care hot for spring on
tickle wing, by IL Eussel Come come, thou art in 500
row; A Life on the Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; Fo me let fall tear; Come to me at
morning; Oert the waters bv moonlight There no home
like my o"n, nrrai'sed for the harp by 7 Iaburre-
Royal Wakes, by A Fleche; Queen Victorias Court
Quadrilles. Just received aud for sale by
dig Is cAsEY, 10 Camp st
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gliason's
y New Medical Detionary. in one Super Royal Gyo
Vol.-pnnsilsson's thue1Peaiics and Human Physi-
oogv.-Davus on Females, Volame.-Ebules 'rhera
,'enticS } volumes.
New supplies just rccevsdby Alex TOWAa,
aug "a 49Camp Street.
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SSADDII.lY WARE The suhscuoer-, m
~ tacturcrs aud whn!ceaie denltrs III s,dd'c'!
caods are COS receiving by late arrivals 'r"n the
north, IN GddtI To their FORMER stuck, m extern
e,ve assortment Of uricirs in tAeit iIH', uEiUu4
.hic, u,r t,Ir 'na 10y, viz:
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JtMES'S, Chas. TERREiL ana other NOVEL TIE:

J H1.'o =, MS RiSFI-I. ana Other NOV EIT1ES
Charles Tyr:ril, or til. Bitter Blood, by james.
Ch'vcey, or the Nan OF Honor, by Ind, Buiw
Lady Iev'ley, the Wo., an of Honor,
Chrvcl-v.
Lord Bfnnsl,nn, Sketches Of Public Character vols
Iii ;t"ricui Sketches Of States ncn in the time Of
George the Third, 2vnls.
Nicholas Ni:tI,,y, No toli.
Joc, Shcpp"rd, No to 3.
\dat. Bait and ~irr ~s"n of character, hy J,.rold
Isabel Of Sicily, bv ruckermnun.
Paul VI koch The Barber of Paris
tourca'mrnt, II new Novel in vols.
trnlc'a's Reisnot rtnor III Paraguay 2vo!s.
PiccI"!a, by Sal line
The iiHsu@noi, Captain kyd ,.
Ric1lelicu, BY Blower. lie" sup"''rs.
T.. JOHNS, & Co.
july 3otl--iw. cor of ST Charles 4 Common SITS
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=, A., -, ChnrltsIoh. July II, 1881.
was atccd four years with! ulcer in tho leg occasions
any accompanied with cL'spcions nnaiumntinu
pam sh III" leg nnd ankle lnt Several
excited their skill u"n H. hu; iih" rcrm.ipm henef IL
TN easG ~" BOTTLES Of tn lidia, nne perfect
Mihii!,E. = N,,I a. :,
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Making i6s miles ,'cr day. or miles per hour nclu
siye Of all sopv%scs nov 10
\. -. | beg leave to INTERN the public that til:
bridges "ver the C,Na!iooshc swamp a, lard Labor
creek havt lnst been 'etcl the general govern,
met, Nhe 'nly Obstacles operating asss, his safe and
speedy route sie thus happily removed; aud have the
pleasure OF lie, ling from travellers that the coaches hOr
SIS, drivers and Dads OF The first order; and rs To the
water route from rc'sacol pEc:r Bluff, it is Admit.
ted by all who hav- passed through to be uns,lr,sc,
GroI,i, have also been repaired. J NJ C. EAKER.
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RECONMENDATDHl FACTS:
fAct-Tliat they re the most rilcctual
PURiFJERS OF THE BLOOD.
RENOVATION OF THE SYSTEM

Ever discovered
A'so constitutional discusses, produced by mercury or
the minerals the OF syphilis, ues
&c &c.
II Is fact-ihat single instance have they bee
known I" he used that they did produce good ELECT
Thousands Of won before dc cd
In.le.
1t is aact-tiat one box Of Sarsap,ri pills and bottle
Of the Compound Syrup iSarsapIrla, all sufficient
Of the above diseases
1t is ac-Shoud be ",crvcd that only place they can
%binlncd genuine ~ Orleans, Custohouso
barril - %" No. 9i.
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Isl. The VITA! rrmep pie Ilt} contained tkcauod.
9. Biuoh Eulrs blood
3D. Every Il, ny III the h,'> is derived Fl ON blood
18th. All institutions r.,!ic .liv the
9Th All diseases from luuriiy Of the blnoi
words from .!I&ilra l, red the ,ly.
9Th. All these hi!nars led u the h!uo par
and mad" !cuhfu! by i, silr;a that a.sll!4cs wit
! the blood.
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wharfage. PIIYSIOLOGICALLY DISCUS.
va SED. Translated from the French Of Jean Du-
bois, NJ. ID. by William Greenfield.
Part LIST. ',n the necessity Of Marriage
Part Cd. Instructions III counting, with for
I.oyel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

recnr AGAIN to ills affair in fashionable life
land might pc chaps call II fashionable AFFAIR."
for The simple purpose OF remarEIng, that tho
gentleman Who was IN this instance made the
dupe of an abandoned and arttul woman, has been
treated bv his friends, by the public, and partcu-
lary by his brethren of the legislature, with all
the magnanit1iiy his peculiarly distressing siiua-
ton warmly demands. lie found the woman
whom he made his wife, IN the walks OF fashiona-
BILE life, the companion of the apparently ,irtu-
Gus, and herself apparently the personlficaton OF
virtuc--nnd he married her! Fatal confidence.
Unhappy prccipitancy! Fortunately, however,
for the gentleman and his family, his character
sustain Injury by the transaction. No guilt
attaches HIM; for the crederce of his honora-
BILE intentions, and the purity of his motives,
found IN the marriage contract into which he
had entered!
There is however morbid sensibiIity cvincco
in the conduct of those papers, who have declin-
cd to place among their reports OF the proceedings
of the Legislature. the fact that the house gran
ted bill of divorce Wednesday and II 10
the senate for concurrence. To attempt to sup
press these facts, 10 hush them up in such
place Columbus, Is the merest folly Better
To take the gentleman by the hand and say him,
never mind my good tellow-you're not the frs,
honest man that has been deceived by an ahnn-
toned woman! Take your sea,--you have always
filled ii hanorably-you can loose nothing in pri-
waite reputation public esteem by such mis-
hap as thisn Such course would be far prefer
able to The scki. sensltivenoss of some OF the
gentleman's friends OF the pressl which can on
" increase and prolong the gossip of bar-roo'ns
and tea parties
As | have intimatcd in the above article, tho
morbid senslbiitv of the friends OF a certain Sen
atnr, will have the effect Of bringing his case,-
/ that which they have had the folly To attempt to
Iconccal-hefore the whole nation. On Ncdnes-
day morning the House sent devorcemcnt hill
up to the Senate, which had not been consiiiu-
ilonally passed Thursday morning, It was sent
I ior-thc error curIected-tbat IS II was read tho
third tine-scnt back, and passed by the Senate
Is this equal and exact justice unto all men
and rcomca? What If the Legislature oil Ono
has been guilty of libeillng the character OF u
vrtuous woman by this prccIpItate acton on u
matter 50 important TO her reputation and happi-
ness? Who are her accusers2 Where Is the re-
port Of the committed? Where are the reports
/ of those who are admitted within the bar 10 re-
port for the public infornati en the proceedings of
i, .hn 0l.io Leeisiature2 Who were the ayes d noes
- 20 men ana women can be attaiptcd :, 70
defence? Va ii"0ihg a
ao not say the woman was not abandoned
"a' she ought 10 have been proven 60,
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Washington, Dec. 10, IS3.
House OF Representatives.

J. was obliged to close nv last letter Just as Mr.
t Charies Shepherd, Of \. G. was proceedinr to de-
me hiS position on the question before the House
lhat position was proved to be similar to Mr.
f1hetts In every respect. He was determined 10
oppose every proposition, the effect of which
would be TO admit the five commissioned MON,
oerS from New jersey, because the House had al
READY rejected them, and in order that II MIGHT
proceed uninterrupted TO the despatch of public
business. iO'
l" me course Of his remarks. Mr.. Shepherd
TOOK occasI0n 10 state his suspicion-aIe,os, his
beIet-that Mcssrs AvcrIog and his assoc,,,o.
""u 'hade use OF the forms and technicalities Of
I'd" 10 cover up despicab'e fraud but that he
oe'h@ a lawIoving man, had first voted for their
ADMISSION, even though niIs,ice were the conse-
qHeuce.
The sentiment received severe comment from
Mr.. Waddy Thompson of South Carolina yh, hi,
MIN hard Tor his Inconsistency on the question of
admission "
AFTER Alr. Thompson had concluded. Mr. Wise
moved an adjournment, but Withdrew it to enable
~ ohePhoFd to make an explanation
Inc explanation, however. turned ont fo ba n
long speech in reply to Mr. Thomnson,s severs
rePr0of and intended cutting retort. but was y
maze up OF personal illusions. He tainted Mr. Fl
thompson with continually prating about cbival. e
y. ana threw back upon hum the charge of incon- p
lsiehcN as notwithstanding his profession of be-
ng a Nuiliier he was enrolled in the ranks ola b.
me spirit of NuHification-such as those Fed in
raj measures, the Bank, Internal Improvements, hi
Mr- Thompson prevailed upon Mr. Wise to fix
i'hdfaw MS motion again. and proceeded 10 no. co
&c ; me OF the personal illusions in Mr.. Shep- \
Era remarks. which otherwise were beneath L.
; notice As to the sneers about cairaIry he cit
dr. ihomPson) had none of that quality ito an
"S' OF: and presumed that every honorable alb
an IN mat House took il for granted that his fas
nPeers possessed il, and but bastard ey- tie
Prated OF IT, or accused others of doing So bu
me charge of inconsistency. he challenged of
one 10 point out an instance, wherein he had sed
oporIeo any measure inimical TO the interests poi
the South. He was acting with a party.whose The
ect was TO put down administration. he be- alto
'eo, fatal 10 the nations welfare, and he did be
possess that nscromdntic potrer to change GOV
zen some on that floor had of converting and her
inning Royalists,' 'Destruc.ives,' and .Spos- ed
o. into loving feIow-members of the Great her
HocTdfic Republican Party He, like Dugald and
getty, was NOT disposed to change his banner. Maj
tie tsGr was eade1h iato
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relieving Senator s. from his unfortunate con-
uexion, as far as the House could do IT.
have but one remark TO make on this painful
,,ansact,on-it Is this-whv should woman be
driven from The Society of her sex for having In
her time been guilty of the commandments,
whilst those uf the other sex. who were perhaps
the cause of her guilt, at all events, who were
her guilty companions retained in favor. with
out. perhaps blush or frown of con,empl AS
! | am not of the fashionable world, shall not pre-
sumo TO decide this knoity question.
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From the Ohio Fireman
SUDDEN ENFORCEMENT
transpIred.

/ Va Monday last, the elite of this orea, ci,,
were thrown INTO the utmost consternatioo. co,
fusion and dIsmay, by most unexpected disco
err mat certain lady, the recently lepsUv es.
Poused wife Of an honorable Senator. was no, ev.
aciiy what she should be. II appears. that the
honorable Senator, who is near related 10 his Fv-
ceHency, met with this accomplished and bewi,cb-
ing Cyprlan some months since in the course of
his travels, and became so completely enamorod
with her projections that corresoondence was
liked upon, and regularly continued until tho
consumaiion OF their union, which took DIacs in
n Orleans short time before the meeting of tho
Legislature. On the arrival of the parte. in this
city, the lady took her place at the hotel tatIe
and was received with open arms by the fashion.
ihle and the gay, virtuous and the pious of ,b;s
ashtonable and gay. virtuous and pious citv. Par
les were gwen by the arlstocracv, to which none
'ut arIstocracy were of course invited. in bo,o,
Il Mrs. Senator s.. and the gull, and emhoe
ed CARDS ct tie hon0rables and the amiables were
'onred IN upon her by the dozens Bur. alas fr |
he aristocracv. and alas for the amorata of Se,.
tor ,. Her career of deception was doomed -
e short one. At one Of the parties she was Al.
overed by former friend acquaintance and
er true character Immediately and fully eYnos.
O! The Consequence was that she did no, rnake
er appearance at breakfast on Tuesday rno,nin,,
nd long before dinner she was far east on the
atlonal road. and bill of divorce introduced /
ITO the House, which was pas, ON the instant.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1889.
House of representatives..

Inc debate going IN the House at the time
closed my letter last evening, was prolonged I'M
I'll a late hour when the House adj burned without
coming TO any decision on Mr. Wlse's resolution
not to swear in the five commissioned members
from New Jersey designed as a test of the CUES
ton OF their admission to seats.
Mr.. Drnmgoole followed IN reply to Mr. Sar-
geants admirable exposition of the general CUES
ton, and re-echoed Mr.. Pcken's tine hairSpit-
ting distinction between the sovereignty of the
people of State, aud the sovereignty Of what he
calls the machinery of State Government.
Mr.. Rhett followed Mr.. Drongoole. and gave
l tar specimen of the skiIlful manner in which
he initiates the turn about and irheel about
movements of his great Captain John c. Calhoun. +
lie explicitly stated his intention TO oppose everv
ttempt TO bring again before the House the ques-
ION OF admitting the five commissioned members
o seats. which had been already decided upon
IT. Rhett attaches no Importance 10 the fact that
lr. Wise's resolution, in favor of which he had
oted, was lost by accidental and neoatire
aJorIty-by tie rotc.
1t actually seems as if the followers of Mr.
alhoun are always seized with computations of :
nscience whenever they happen to vote with :
e Opposition, and take the first opportunity TO :
ilIfy their momentary support and first argu- :
ants.
Mr.. Briggs replied effectively 10 Mr.. Rhett's !
W position; and then, ;.
On motion of Mr.. Barnard, the House adjourn =
To-day, the House again resolved itself into "
IN Tribunal, In hear the pros and cons upon -
case of the New jersey contested election =,
question pending being, of course, ON Mr. n
les resolution rs follows =