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Twenty-Eighth Congress.
FIRST SESSION
SENATE.
THURSDAY, January 25, 1874

THURSDAY, January 25 1874.
Among the petitions presented was one from our
Consul at Genoa, suggesting the propreV Oh '"'
purchase of large library at that place
The bill providing for the improvement oil 'ie "a
and Wisconsin rivers was taken up, deoaieu' "''u
again postponed. g..
The resolution offered by Mr. SEMPLEr on ior-
mer day. calling the Secretary oil state lor lhIor
nation leative TO our Consular system, was Ia
ken up and adopted, with an amendment calling ioI
n statement OF the number Of Consus who are not
American citizens.
bill was reported from the Military Committee,
10 repeal the act of last session dismountng the Sec
ond Regiment of Dragons.
The resolution of Mr. SEAIPLE requesting the
Pres ident to notify the British Government that II IS
our desire TO aunu that section of the treaty OF ISIS,
which relates tue joint occupation OF Oregon was
called up.
Mr.. ARCHER desired reference of the resolu-
ton to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, there to
remain until the result of the approaching negotia-
tons should be known.
Mr.. SEMPLE denied that this resolution would
affect the negotiations in any way whatever
The discus ion continued by Messrs. BUCHA-
NAN and ATCHISON after which the subject
laid
The Senate then, after short time spent in Exc
culive session, adjourned to Monday.
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THE FAIR CONTINUED.

The Fair now being held at the Apollo Hall, to
aid in the erection of the English Lutheran Church,
WILL in consequence of The un(ayorable state of the
weather during the first part of the present week,
be continued during the next week.
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The ladies connected with the Fair return their
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THIN MATERIAL, FOR EVENING
BY VIM. NJ MORRISON.

ERAMED OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
l. Will be sold on Friday next, January 26tb, al
Concert Hall, (Todds Buildngs) four doors ives, Of
Browns Hotel, very choice collection of original
Oil Paintings, Of the various schools e art by dis
tinguished masters, part of which direct from
London, the property Of gentleman who has col
lected them with judgment and at great cost
They can be seen, with catalogues, on Wednesday,
Thursday, and the day Of sale.
Ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and its vicin-
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specimens of art an early examination.
Sale to commence at half-past O'Clock ?. VI.
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THE new descriptive catalogues OF this ancient es.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, January 25, 'l844.

THURSDAY, January rs, 1874.
Present as yesterday:
On motion Of Gen Jones' I'm. Wallace Wlitneu,
Esq. Of New York, was admitted an Attorney
and Counsellor of this Court.
No. H. John Randel appellant Us. VIM l.. Brown.
Inc argument OF this cause was concluded by Mr.. G.
lngersoll for the appellant.
No. 10 f. r. Gaines and wife, compliments rs.
Beverly Chew ct al The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Henderson for the defe ndants
Adjourned till tomorrow ii O'Clock, A. NJ
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i 1895 is published for the information Of those
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Georgia Scenes, Darby Anvil" 10y Judge Long
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FRENCH CHINA

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SPLENDID MILLINERY.

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with good and sufficient suretes to perform the seq
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Mr. CALDWELL presented the petition of Tho
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Committee on Revolutionary Claims
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:. N "a - =.
MI uhOFGE GLtDDoH, formerly oniea
1tA States Consul Tor Cairo, In Egypt, and authof
OF Series OF Chapers on early Egyptian fiisIory
Archaeology and other suolects connected win me,
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he fhtEMASON'S MONITOR.
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A CONCERT AND EXHIBITION,
By the Pupils Of the NeU York Institution for
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VIII be given TOMORROW EVENING, at the
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PART l.
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? Anthem, (Christnas,) T" the Choir
2 Solo, (Piano,) Stoim Rondo, 10y Stei-
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4 Examination in Grammar
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6 Air Fortunes Frowns" Z" Pupil
7 Examinalon in Arithmetic
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9 Poetica Address Original Pupil
10 Italian Song 4" Frantanti,"
IL Amilie 90 the Band
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l Boston Cadet March, BY the Band
= Chorus, TIE Deum, Choir
3 Solo Piano Pupil
4 Examination in Reading
5 The Hunters Quick Sep, the Band
e Song, ''the Blind Gill" Pupil
Hymn, the Cholr
8 Examination in Geography
Song, +" She is thine" Pdpi
10 :" The Star Spangled Banner" the Band
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A DISCOURSE

ON the several important objections 10 the doctrine
~ ofthe Two Natures in Christ, by Reverend J.
b. Pitkin, Of the First independent Church, Rich
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