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MISSOURI.

pRopgGTivENEss OF THE SoIL.-The follow
from the Lexington (Mo.) Express, indicates
;,@ulness of the soil Of Lafayette county:
lie Cot r.. Galloway, of this county, has pre-
scented us with BlO0d-Beet, measuring thirty
Sos in circumference laterally, and thirty-eight
. nsrnendicularly, and weighing sixteen pounds.
r This is only single example of the iusur,ant
-1,ot. Of the soil in Missouri. Our neishoors
shoxyn us turnips, tomatoes, potatoes, wafer i,
nav .,,.,,ubers, SC of extraordinary size, and
nos. . hountifal supply of the good things oil thu
MI tbas that of Missouri we say none
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VANTaD 10 PURCHASE

EMaIEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
of good character of both sexes, from - to y years
Of age slaves for life, for a very extensive Hote IN tns
and references will be given ii required, thai tney are
expressly for the genuenans own use, and not fS spec
uIaton and fair price will be gwen on apphcaao
IN / EVvIS F. SCeTTI ) General Slave Agency and
- p,,,, tio,ai aus
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No
NEWSPAPER EsrABLTsIiMENT FOR

TENHE printing materials and subscription list of the
n Daily Evening Gazette.'' which was established
for the purpose of advocating the election Of the Wing
candidates for the Presidency and Wee Presidency
offered for sale. At no period within the last eight
years has favorable an opportunity prest zsed
itself r the establishment of paper in the city of
Baltimore as at present, and the terms which the
Gazette viii be sold render it object a man OF
place n6
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WAGNER RUN OFF,
WITH n LOAD OF DRY GOODS.
&l0O REWARD

For tie apprehension of the Wagner end recovery of
the Goods, Three Hundred Dollars reUsTd for the
A WAGNER, who signed his receipt "JOHN
| "a McGUYER'' o: Allegheny County, Pa (no doubt
false and false residence,l loaded at Joseph
Taylor s. Sons, Baltimore the oath of September
for Robert Hd-Let Zlnesvie Ohio, but has not deli
vered his load. SAID Wagner is man abont feet 10
ince. in height, red facs, and had Pennsylvania WI
gon " it'll five horses. His load consisted Of
7 Boxes, weighing 800, 1856, $50, ;fOO $50, g. 49,,
Crate, {" no. Trunks, weighing 25, IS,
1856, 2l5 PAS, 2i5, %, so,
5000 lbs
And contained, among IT, variety of other goods,
the following, vz:-Black and colured French Mer-
mes; black and celOred plain and figured Silks Silk
Gloves; Ribbons; figured Blonde; black Silk Lace; Cot
ton ami Linen Edcings; needle-wuTked Collars; black
Silk Velvet; changeable soored Silks piece black Ia
da Satin; Pongees; Lutsstring Cravats Mouselanc de
Lame Shawls and Handkerchief; Swiss and Muslin
Elgugs and lnsertnas; Null do. do. white Satin pink
blue and white Florence; sewing Silks; fancy Prins'
scarlet and yellow Flaunels; brown Drngs; Tickngs'
figured RED Flannel; black Cloths do nhbed Cass
Satnetts various COLOR; Kentucky Jeans; Canton Fian
neis; hieached MuSus fancy Woollen Shawis; cooFed
Cambrics; black McSlair and Lambs wool Hose; mixed
do Saxony Yarn white, blue, mixed and scarlet cloud
ed 500 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. g. and TO- GuAford fac
tOfv made by James OwingE, OF Baltimore; Carpet
CHAIN red green yellow, purple black and blue co0rs5
bag Candle Wick; 2 bales Cotton Laps bale brown
Sheetngs; crate OF QueenswaTe; Coney, Spanish and
MuskraI Gaps; and boys Sllet and Cloth Capss
Florence Brad Bonnets, with great variety Of otbeE
articles.
The above reward will be given upon application 70
either of the Undersigned.
ROBERT HAZLETT, ZanesvflIe.
JOSEPH TAYLOR s. SON, Baltimore
KNOX, LLOYD s. co. Wheeling
ATWOOD, JONES s co. Pittsburgh
SAMUEL HAZLETT, Washington
October, 1910 ole
FREEMAN's INDIAN SPECIFIC.
= UST RECEIVED, fresh supply Of this valu-
ep able COUGH MEDICINE, and for sale, whole
sale or retail, by .
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
OCT
WTIRGINIA OOTTON-20 bales of VIRGINIA
y COTTON, in store and for sale by
SELLMAN & CROOK,
oe3 corner South and Pmtt street
MIR DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENMANSaIP.
report read and adopted by the Maryland Institute,
on the utility of the Guide in actual application, -
ound the following:
HThs repetition upon the Guide nculeates so eOrrec
ceneepm of the letters and drills the muscles int
exact ebed1ense 70 the viii that failure weuid be little
ess than phenomenon"
ROOMS Al, Baltimore street
aus
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AJ EW BOOKS.-We haze lately received from
IL Philadelphia and New York, the following works.
DR. Chalmers Works, in vols, the LIST and I'd on
Natural Theology; Sd and 4th Christian Revelation;
5th on Moral Philosophy; 9th, Commercial Discusses
7th Astronomical do; Memoir Of DIR. Nisbet; Memoir
of Mrs Grant and Mis- Dwight Missionaries; Bishop
McIlvan the Oxford Divinity illustrations of Pope
nv; Popery an enemy Civil and Religious Iberty, by
DIR. Brownlee; DIR. Nevns on Popery; Dr. Brownies
Letters in the New York Roman Catholic Controversy
Lectures on the points in Controversy between Roman
lists ald Prolesfants. Charnock the Attributes of
God, 2vols Miller onthe Christina Ministry; kngsbWy
on the Sabbath; The Flower Garden, &c.
AlThe Books and Tracts of the . Presbyterian Board
of Public aiOn," together with general assortment isf
School and Theological Books Stationery, &c. for sale
on reasonable terms, by DAVID OWEN;
No. % N. Gay Street.
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MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL.

MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL.
II A MEETING of the Board OF Directors of
IA the Baltimore Manual Labor School for INDECENT
BOYS held on The 10th instant il was Resolved, that
Public Meeting called in urherance of the objects of
this Institution. In accordance herewith,
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Public Meeting of the
citizens generally favorable the successful establish
ment of this humane and charitable institution, will be
held nj the Baptist Church. (Rev. MIR. Hs,) Sharp ST.
on MONDAY EVENING next, Both inst. The Slair
to be taken at O'Clock precisely. Several addresses
willbe delivered on the occasion.
w. w. HANDY, President
WIN =. STEWART, Secretary.
Baltimore, Nov. %, 1870.
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We learn that sa to0a an elis the B si
terday between Mr. Isaac kn Gsmn anu i in the
timore & Ohio Rail ROAD OO nntsnt IN which
case for an infringement OF MS hs Co.pany in
= verdict was rendered against ss ul1 S The
the u S. Circuit Court IT. on n nav Mr.. K $4,000
Company, we learn are e future P use Of his in
-,vention.-BaH. Amr.
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II e nj D v A l..

WB ICHAKD UU ALL Respectfully IHIurIfr NE
EG friends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved tn No. 2I0 BALTIMORE STREET, five Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street. where has hand and shall continue keep
Il large and choice selection G. CARPETlNG, &c
CONSISTING of super Velvet, SaXOny, Brussels, Imperial
threepy. super aud fine Ingram and Venetian Carpennr
with Rugs match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor BaiZes, Table and Piano Covers and all other
articles pertaining the trade, nost Of the goods are
this fall importation and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the c trade. and will De sold as cheap,
and on as favorable terms the same can be purchased
of anv house n this city, Philadelphia or New York;
fG7-PersonS wishing 10 supply themselves with an
ascles in his line requested to give him call before
MAKING th.ir collections. diff an 90
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ALBANY LUMBER.

ALBANY la MBER.
FENEIE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
= ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, CONSIST
ng of Chair Plank ScantiBg and SO "A; also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will with t"H CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLINt5 now on hand,
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
the trade TO ca before purchasing. constant supply
will be kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW,
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet A, Ga, s-4, and inch ASH
With large and general assortment Of LUMBER,
sUrrABLR PsR BUILDERS. ID. Il. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
03-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena
KEN Bugle, Chesteuown, and National lnteligenccT
will copy the above the amount of 81 each and charge
American" office. au IL
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NMTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A Teacher
w to go to the county, about ~ mHes from me
citv TO teach the common rudments of the English
Language for which a'ltberal salary viii be gwen Ap-
DIV to LEWIS F. SCOTTI, West Fayeue st. base
ment City Hoiel, no
SITUATION is Teacher wanted, by young
~ man, from Portsmouth, College, VINO mas NAG
two wears experience in the business OF teaching
situation in n private flRIiy Academy IN or near
tAe city would be preferred Enquire at the " GeneTa
Intelligence GA" address M. ~ L." through
&c said Office, sI2 he promptly attended 10. oc ~
4ENOTICE.-Ef
ENTANTED-TmRedia at l. F. SCOTIfs
w intelligence and Agency Office Nc. w. Pay
eue street easement of Barnums City Hcfel Clerks
Book-keepers Pouers, Walters, Coachmen, Labofers
Chamber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &c
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PRTCE3 OF STOCKS. &C.

Reported for the PIIol x TRANSCRIPT every Saturday
by Jesse T. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
-N7' RAIqIM0PE Nov. u.
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KWT ANTED, ny al experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or an extensive garden, LOT
the purpose Of rearing seeds, and also fruits and Vege
bes for the Baltimore market ANY person having such
pla a TO rent, win The privilege OF chasing at the
end of twelve months viii please address hne to n
P. at the Office OF the American Farmer
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AUCTION SALES.
BY VIEWER, CANNON s. co.
No. % SOUTH CHARLES ST.
AUCTION! AUCTION

AUCTION! AUCTIORg
FNNHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing ~ reduce ne
II present Large Stock of ready made BEDDiNGsB
deteminedto dispose of part by Public Auction, at lS
Warehouse No % South Charles street, on THURS
DAY MORNING, 26th day of November instant at -
O'Clock.
Persons wishing new, cheap, and fashionable BED
DING would do well to attend The sole, as suck OPP
portunIty may never effer again.
The stock to be disposed Of consists in part of fol-
lowing articles, viz:
90 Feather Beds Of superior quahty,
Ia do common do
20 Husk Mattresses, double and single,
Is Straw, Cotton, Cat-tail, &e.
Hair Mattresses,
IS Rush. Down, Cat-ta Beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
20 Small Mattresses, suitable for Seamsn, Wagon
ers, SC.
Also, Settee Cushions, Comfortables, &c.
Hlgh and Low Post Bedsteafs.
JAMES C. HODGES.
n24 dts Viewer. Cannon * Co. Auctioneers.
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CANFIELD & BROTHER,

suttIs'
EN- addition TO their already large assortment daily
receiving supplies of goods in their line, such
Gold lever WATCHES, OF ''Tobias," "Johnson,' >
sHarrson," and other Inakers-''god anchor levers, "
god lepnes," and vertical Watches silver lever sill
yer English, and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS ana Seals; gold Ear
Rings PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Gases; THlABLES; Miniature CASES and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE of all
kinds Lamps and Grondoles; gilt alubaser and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BONES Geralan silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
Aiso-MILTTARY GOODS, such as-SWoRDS,
EPAULETrES, PLUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. Rogers fine CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
makers-with great variety OF FANCY GOODS;
suitable for the country trade All OF which viii be sold
at reduced prices and pleasing terms at wholesale or
retail. Country merchants are invited TO call, oc3
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Head Quarters, Army of Florida,
FoRT KING. Nov. Is. 1910.


Order No. 57.-Part 1.-THE Indians hav
ing acted with their usual want of faith, the Ar
mistice is at an end; the Commanding Officers of
different Regiments and Posts, will tt erefore
be prepared to act Extensively on the promulga-
ton Of this order.
III. The General Commanding has reason
to be gratifed with the zeal and energy hereto
fore displayed by the officers and troops under
his command ard in calling for increased eneI :
gy o., their part, he is confident mis- wishes will
he met and he anticipates the happest results
from the approaching active campaign.
Should the enemy hereafter appear with the
white flag, they are TO be made prisoners, and
diligently guarded until further orders.
BY order Of Brig. General ARAIsTEAD,
WI. NEWTON,
Lieutenant and Aid de. Camp
lETrue Copy.l
r. RIpGELEx, Adjutant Sd Artillery.
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FOR SALE.

A very likely muiaro BOY, % years Of age, slave
for life; sold for no fault, and highly re-
commended; Of the best walters In the ssate ef
Maryland. To good MASTER he viii be sold at far
eaah price. Apply 70 L. v. sCoTTlS Slave agency
and kniepgense ossee, hasensn. Gu Hotel. ec2s
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"TANTED. Young Man VITO has consider
w able experience in beSness,Is DESTROYS OF opLln
ing situation in wholesale grocery, -four, or coTamh
sion house. v here he could make himself generally Use
full He wor!d not object taking Asarge OF country
store, going TO any part of the United Staies IN ue
canacity OF agent collector or clerk. The most I'M
excepuonable reference gven,as TO
sc. FOrfluher information, apply TO Lewis FScotuls
Office No. West Fayette St Basement OF t.e cly
Hotel. nc IL
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SJ7I'ITATION WANTED,

URYa Yousp Man as an assistant clerk in Grocery,
hb Flour, Commission Sere, Bar keeper or any oner
situation where he could make himself useful TO lis
employer Good recommendations viii be given IN
regard To character, &c. Apply % e,o,,,,,,
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No West Fayette Street, basement story OF barnans
CITY Hotel! Gesera Intelligence, AseEcy, aRd Brokers
Once, Old Establishment.
12d4f
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SOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of nrnting 5000 Cards per Hour, at HtLRPHI7S GEN
ER.aL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. l46
Market street, few doors below the Bank of Balti-
more The undersigned, DESTROYS of affording the ct-
zens of Baltimore the facilities that enjoyed
other cities has at very great expense procured
of those beautiful Presses, which, from its construction,
is capable printing greater number ofcards in q
ven time, than any other.
My assortment OF Fancy Job Type, Flowers, sc.
comprises every variety east in this country, to which
every new style of letter will Immediately be added and
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed IN
the neatest manner, al very moderate prices
o26 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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CSTTTArTDN IFANTED-By a you Irda

= who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour or Commission Store
Waiter or Bar keeper any other Respectable labor
ing work where he can make himself useiu 70 ms en-.
and voud have no objection to to the SoAta
or West-Good recommendations viii be gwen N re-,
gard 10 character, sc. Apply 70 LEWIS +: S6OIIIs
Genc-ll Intelligence and Agency Once; Ou tsOi,sl
ment No . West Fayette street, basement the City
u,n1 w. - SECS
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WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED,

10y ayoung man from the Northern states BOOK BOOK,
u Keeper or assistant Clerk IN whoiesa or Te'ti'
grocery -four commission store, or any Otnef res
able situation where he could make himself Gseiul 70
his employer The very best of references Will be ven
in regard to character, &c. Apply u
LEWIS F SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Ofhce,
No West Fayette street, basement of BarnIn's CITY
uo,e, Sc 30
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FLORIDA.

By the schooner Empire, Capt. SoUTHwITHl
says the Charleston Mercury of the oath, we
have received the St. Augustine Herald and
News Of the Goth inst. The News says, in re-
ference to the failure of the last s'talk;" at is
rumored that all the posts are to be destroyed
except few necessary depots; wagons sold,
company officers to march on foot, and the old
system of hunting the enemy to be revived.''
The following order issued by Gen. ARM'sT
ED, looks little wrathy;
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NRESH INSPECTED HEkRINGS-7eo
e bb,s. Susqsehanna Heninss, OF veiy supeno
low from the wharf sELLMAN h CROOK.
: GAL d. Corner Of South and Prati stIests
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TARD.-1he advertiser wishes to procure a com
u Portable Residence, with small tract OF land,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he WIN
give in exchange Dwelling House, in an eligible part
Of the city note addressed % p r. and LEFT at the
Pilot Office, viii meet with prompt attention.
mol
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FREEMAN'S INDIAN SPECIFIC.
EUST RECEIVED, fresh supply of this valid
eB able COUGH MEDICINE, and for sale, whole
sale or retail, by
ROBERTS < ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
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Nkt.Y PIet METAL.-2J0 tons Pig Iron
VU suitable Z forge and foundry use, for salety
SELLMAN & CROOK, q.
n4 dat Corner of South s. Pratt
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MARCUS DENISON,

NnOAEIDkNG-- Iwo single gentlemen can be ac-
- comInodaed with board and lodging reasonable
terms in central and business part OF the city,
the plncipn Hotels. Apply at tllls oilee OIL dF
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I'll. uoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

Tire Doiiars and Ffty Cents ifpaid in advance.
Tire DoLiaIs I no, paid within three months.
KID Tire Dollars dad Fig Gems if not paid
nth amer the expiration of the year. No paper
s,.rontinucd until oil arfearages are paid, exeep,
Al the option Of the Editor.
1rAdycrtiscmen,s inserted at One Dollar per
.ousre nc lines or less this sized fgpe.) for Che
efet Insertion, and % cents for each continuance.
rourt advertisements aud Sheriff. Siles charged
- Der cent. higher; and deduction Of 1871 per
ee,i. sail be made from the regular prices ior adj.
ve,lisers by the yeaf.
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JANUARY II.

JAM Ak1
Ia The House, Yesterday, Mr.. Randolph,
Of y. Jersey, resumed the Speech which he
commenced on Thursday, on the contested
Election Of his State, IN which he Sindica.
ted the course taken by the Governor and
Council, and the right of his colleagues
claiming Under their commission.
Mr. Smith, of Maine, next obtained the
door, aud explained the case Of Roberts,
from that State, which had been referred to
by AR. Bolts. Mr.. S. concluded what he
had to say, BY an ElIogium on Gen. jackson.
Mr.. S,arkweathet, Of Ohio, next address.
cd the Char; but had not proceeded far,
before he was reminded by the Speaker,
tha, the hour Of one had arrived, the time
heretofore fixed sor the election Of Prn.
Ter to the House. [Cues were heard Of
Z" Go on 90 or
Mr.. Rives, of Va, moved to postpone the
orders Of the day, that the present debate
might proceed.
Mr.. Clifford, Of Maine, euCured Of the
Char, whether the order OF the day was
now binding, the Rules of the House hay.
ing been suspended to receive the Resolu,
ton now under debate
The Chair replied, that bis own judgment
was, that the order the day was suspend
ed with the rest of the rules and orders but
the recent practice Of the House had been
the other way, and the Chair declined as
sGming the responsibility OF changing IT.
A debate arose on this point, when the
Speaker, after come time, SAID he had re-
considered the opinion he had expressed,
aud decided that the orders of the day were
suspended US well the special order as all
others, and that the debate must therefore
proceed.
From this decision, MIR. Giddings took
an appeal, which after being discussed, was
withdrawn.
Mr.. Starkwoather then resumed his
Speech, with great animation, and eontn.
ucd it I'LL o'clock,
Mr.. Clifford, of Maine, then rose, and
commenced History Of the Election
throughout, defending the conduct of the
Clerk, and proposed to read as part of his
Speech, the defence which the Clerk him,
self had prepared of his course. Some
doubts we're expressed as 10 the proprlety
Of reading this defence of the Clerk II
was however agreed that 1t should be read
and the Clerk was directed TO read IT, Al
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TWENTY SIXTH COyGrsEss.
From he coas,gondeuoc Of he RAJ. Register.

From The Ceresfondcaoe IF The RAJ. Register.
JAsuaRy 4.
The FIRST business LAID before the House
Of Representatives this morning, was bill
making appropriations, 10 part, for the sup.
port of the Government for 1910 aud Mr.
Evans, the mover, having stated that the
funds for the payment Of the contingent ex.
penses Of the House we're exhausted, the
ball passed through oil Ms forms ia half an
hour.
Mr.. Ramsay, Of Pa, presented a petition
from citizens NJ the 81 Congressional dis.
'rict Of that Sla,e, sgains, tire eIec,isn Of
Mr.. Nallor, the sitting member, aud in e..
yor Of Mr.. lngerscli. The presentation
MAS deemed cot Of order at the time, and
the llmise refused II suspend the rups 10
receive It, though Mr.. i. wished il might
be admitted.
The question rex, in order, was M.
ThonpsJn's, Of = {. motion 10 reconsider
the vote of Tuesday last, ordering the prin.
ting Of 5000 copies oC Map Of the Seat
Of War in Florida. Mr.. f. INSISTED that
10 cary this order INTO effect would DO a
wasleful expenditure, and that il was intend
cd AZ JAh 10 serve the Editor Of the Dem
ocRiic llcsiew, tavorile Work of the
Administration, and who knew no more Of
Map printing than he did of Engraving /;
bu' was allowed the profits which he would
obtain by making u contract With nnother
arIi,,. la the course OF his remarks, Mr..
I. very lurcibly cooirasted the professions
If tic Administration Patty III relation TO
Economy, With their practice, aud took
comparative view of tic expenses Of the
tao great Political Parties as 10 Printing,
showing that his party was less chargeab!e
With e1ifasagance than that Of the 4 lmn
istra,ion.
The motion Coz reconsideration was car
ried, and the motion Tor printing tho Maps
laid on the table.
Mr. J imaeson, of Missouri, announced
the death Of h,s colleague, Mr.. Albert Gal
latin llarriaon (which happened at home.)
The customary Resolutions were entered
INTO, on the occasion, aud the House imme
dIatcly adjourned.