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Passengers Arrived.
LIvERPooL-Packet ship Inde,end Murphy Ea
ton, y Is id. J Lumack--23 in the steerare
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.
MIR uLLMANN, Pupil Of Charles Crerny, continues to
" teach Bringing and the Piano Forte this city Brook
Ign, on moderate terms First references
dnguihed families, whose be learned app
eaton = his residence 70 Fin opposite the Arsenal
Mr. u, who Is the author OF French Grammar the second
edition oil which Is IA the OF publication, teaches like
wise the French and Italian Languages which he during
his Music Lessons II wished Schools and Colleges stsndsdJ
n lmsigb
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GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN AT CONCERT HALL, No 4o6 Broad
way Monday Evening Feb goth, 1874 by the Members
Of PALMO'S (late) COMPANY,
The consists Of the following ladies and gentle
MRS PHILLIPS,
Mas. SHARPE,
MISS BRUCE,
Nix. LYNCH,
MR.. KAVANAH
MIR. KNEASs,
MIR, HOLMAN
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY
lHY.lY STaIQS

y,
II WHITE would ectiuy call the Of citizens
of DhGUERKEO ~ ~ pORTkAiTs. single o. in sroups
and Of dsneton be surp ssed Portraits
taken Ill kinds OF weather. either with without color the
Of which he hiss reduced those charg by the
I, rienced in the b isiness.
The American nsriut. its ste exhibition awarded Mr.
Wne tho fist premium Tor the best Dsguerrestype likeness
M gIonpirg and general eect which but another proof
Of the uperiorIty Of his portraits MIR White the sole
New York Tor the superior mnoed German cameras;
and al no other e,tabhmert the City State be
Obtain
n B-Imported German Cameras; also French and Ausri-
ran Instruments Of the best quality with lafss ass,
Chem folishn Mat RAILS &c always on baad, for
sale a the very lowest prizes "a 3msm
r. KCuLLINs CO, SO south street, have on hand and
II. oakr for sale
100 Cases Copper comprising complete assortment from
oz 32oz from the best ore IN the most
ful nanny =.
100 Bales Bridpo Sem. Irvine, comprsng full assort.
tnrp from BIS 10 35lb. received recent arrivals.
Is Bales oh Sail Irvine.
100 sIes American Pilot Duck from No. to manufac
in The uos and equal markst
100 Bolts Lei h canvass from No. las.
50 Case Patent Sbe,ting Paper.
100 Barrel, Pure Leaf Lard:
200 do No. LeafL,rd
800 Kegs Pure Leaf Lard Ia fine order,
so Barrels Mess neef, asupsrior article.
2ols do Meas Beef. do
do Reef Rounds do
Is DO Piekled Hogs Tongues.
do Tsllow
50 Terees Picked Hams and shouldrs handsomely Gu
and cured.
Bushels Illinois Wheat.
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l
SUN sErs'. ..5 10 HIGH wATER...'.''... 10
Arrived
Packet ship Igdepena nee Nye, from Liverpool Jan 10,
w,h mdse 20 Grnue Mnturn Co. Has been 10 daJ from
Saele Island becalmed days
prg Nor.heme latch. OF Porland) IS days from New
Onetns, with Fork, SC to m,ser.
90, n lodge Knapp days firm Boston. with mdse. to Sur-
SfhT sean Anderson. from Camden via New London
z,, Below.
master. N'" O''e'''' WIN ''''o"' 49, w
One ship, one barque unknown.
49, ., - Sailed.
ohp nowa1d Csiian, Savannah; baroue Mersev Tucker
AmI,cnlcoai ngs DAVID. tsw) Odelmak Rotrerd,m Ann.
a. HoNisn belize Hon; Demerara Blanchard Nenv;t,s
lyoee' "c'onn'cK' charleston. aud others
Misc elinneous
FOREIGN LETTER OfrIcE.-The packet shine C.,r;.L
Trssk for Liverpool aud Burgundy, W,ton for Uvro I,
sail to-day Their letter bags close at the Herald E,ss
Letter Office.
sHfP HELLEsPoNr, Adams, this port from Palermo n
On the 1911 Jan lat ~ s. Ion 20 90 up with The ~
Abel tsowery q London, aud Will in comp. an. @
struck by squill aud lost and near ,be s
fore opmast below sheve hoe jbboom entirely gone w.
bore down aud supplied her with old yard being H.
only spare he'd TO spare "s VIC
BAG ARB, Kendall from Bostsn bound the River nj
rae, WIN valuable chored of the hnrbor of A.
We Bes Bermuda, on the 10Th pl in distress being In very
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CONCERT
GIN ON HAIL..
Mr.. p. DE r. Rec respectfully hixirends
4A and the public Intention of wing Vocal aud lnsu
mental Concer Lecture Room, (Clinton Hall coraer
WSDSEsDXy EVENiNG, Feb. 20, 1874
Assisted BY tie z ilos Ing musica Ia ent -
MISS NJ GLOlN,
AIDA GENTLEMAN AMATEUR.
Mr. Oldfeld will preside at the Piano Forte
PROGRAM NINE
PART |
Overture-Piano Forts. 1890. Mr. Od6eld
Opening Chorus, ............... By the Company
Song-Brother Jonathan, Mr. Cook
Song-Ths spell is br, ken, Miss NJ Gioln
Sons-A lie on ,he oce.n wave. MIR De lie Rec
Miss M Gloin aud MIR De lie Rec
Song-The Indian Hunter, -. Mr. Cook
Song-A Home that love- Mr. De LIE Nee
PART II.
Ovsrture-Piano Forte Mr.. OF field
Song-Ths Wolf. Mr. Cook
Song-Echo Song Mis- ". q lon
Song Zone take tea in the a'bor .. Mr. De l.. Rec
Sona-B.lesth cool shades reposing Gentle
s. and MIR De LIE kee
song-O Our way across the Mountain ho Cent, man
Song-And wilt tn. u weep when am low MIR DE LIE Re.
Finhe-star Spangled Banner By the Company
Doors open at half pst six Concert to half
past o'clock, precisely.
n: B.-No gosppnement on account Of the weather
The proceeds TO be the Second Ward American Re-
Assoc t.2s 1y
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr Auctioneer

n " "A N ~
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall street purpose
l. Of transacting GENERA AL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS. Consgnmeus solicited. Sales
guarant ed and ca,hed advances made when required
JOHN s. Belts.
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NOT1CEAn application will be made at the present ses
SION Of the Legislature of the State Of New York the Inc
corporation Of Benevolent Society in the city and county Of
New York to be called The Noah Association Of the Sons Of
benevoence. JIG ltav6w
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

FOR SAIL At AUCT TON.
"A THE The MANsIoN ~, HOUSE AND GROyNpS OF
y.t2A BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New Brighton, Staten
Gland, will be peremptory sold, public auction the
Merchants Exchange, by HALLIDAY JENKINS, on
viously dispose Of at private sale.
The Mansion House cf the spendid establish
ments be United States The main building stands the
Of four five enclosed 1t
siye aud com nodous the main walls built of BILE the
whole surrounded by and all finished the best
The ,ite cannot he supased Ii Commands Of the
whole ofne of Nes York extending up the North aud
East Rivers New York, BROOKLYN the Long Island Shore,
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both build
ings, easany situated, nearly
Lndng and well calculated for large boarding no.
tells
For diagram and further particulars, apply to
H. CURTISS,
fl3toMrs6'ec 40 w all street.
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Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEANs-Brig Nohener-il68 bhs pork 40i do lard
Suydaw Sage 600 bhs pork % do Hour ~ do lau.ag,
Sns VILLA COLO bal cotton Pesse Brooks 20 10
Bars,ow Pope 50 l. Maand--a5 bbls moasses Ave
go Duckwo III & Sexton- IS to order.
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REGULATE YOUR BAKERS BILLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened a .to. at " y N..ss
Also Pies and Cakes of all kinds Families served their
dwellings with Bread nies aud Tea Cskes
Citizens generally will this desirable place for lunch
fine voed Hot coffee three centS Pes Of all kinds three
cents piae; Cakes Sand DIV ches &c, nc.
All ance, made under his personal supervision, and
he pledges himself that the niieras shall BE- used the
ket offers. JNO. J. HALEY.
I,ns
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MORRIS, WILLIS " co.
No. 4 Aun street, New York

The tiers from Under the Bridge written
cuded glen of the valley Of the Suquehsnna. he sutho
.r ss,e al residence and travel abroad made tn
ne hope4 altar of lifetime tranquility for hou, ehod
gods Most OF the letters written in the full belief that
he should there the mand Of his davs Inevitable
cssify drove him into active mttrop Titan life md the
femembrsnce 81 euchatnr interval r. rcoose and rural
pleasure, to him like little but dream A. pictur
truly colour OF his mud and the atural OF
his thoughts during brlef of the kind Of life
best suited to III dpoton well az tn his better the
book interesting to him So and those who love
pcturug faithfully the charm Of and secuson after
of intoxicated life in the circles Of the gsyes
Of the world IT may be curious |, the reader.
Since pubIished-tee printed list above.
2,ysc w TIC
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WILLIAM PETTET,
DIR 4 PER ND TAIL OR,
90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
prepared TO furnish all who svor him with thsi.
orders For the cheapness durability OF his work and
hrtY he oers for their consideration the fol-
low ng list OF pces:-
Superior Dress Coats from $40 to
Cashmere Pants
Persons furnishing ther materia'smakipg and trimming
in the neate { manner at the follow ing prices -
i
Naval and Military Uniforms made In the best style
~ B.-Ciothng made the southern and markets
with n ard despatch
share OF the public patronage 10 solicited f20 imsyc
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Ii Y ID A v I'D PA KS

BY DAVID PARKS,
1874 PEARL STREET
THIS DAY, AT % O'CLOCK.
LAR iE Invoice Of Fancy Goods consisting of fifty ps
Sphcld Hsndker he Pongee do fancy silk Dress Hand
seehe Broche shayls Spool ottop Ce,se Bone
ing Silk all coors Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead
Nett do BAGS Paper Hangings Cloths Diaper
IN
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ation to the State debt is of the vital importance
those interested. 1t fixes the first day of April of the en-
suing year the period when the State shall resume the
payment in cash of the interest its bonds. The an
nnal interest the public debt not by specific
pledges is, according to the last annual report of the
Treasurer, s625ssI.
ESTIMATES WAYS AND MEANS TO MEET THE ISrrars,
n;., ON Tha puDLc DEsr,
&c me az. -. 10000 Sale Of 81 t. city and
rIo'n ioe water Ca other stock, upon
Dividend on stock held sury one haif Of one
Ohio r u ''noie anu n nm per cent,m sstmat- M,
fillmore and Susque- To which NAV be add
hanla RH OO1 ed tax an h;il. of
auction duties. 10000 change MATED notes,
Tax on collateral in7e- silver piate watches.
,t,naes baqussts and &c as imposed by the
ustriouti'e shares, 10000 act OF Dec ofl, 10000
Carried up,..... 585 900 TotaI,.... $3.50 OOt
Should these estimates be realised and the committee
think they not extravagant, there will be abundant
means to enable the to meet the demands of her
creditors and the obligations which proper of her
own honor impose her The principal feature in the
report of this committee is the following provision for the
payment of arrears of interest
The committees plan provide for the arrears is TINS
exhibited =
"These arrears, according to the report
OF the treasurer, amount to. .... Sll7l s72 81
The bank stock held by the
state, and which may now
be spared, amounts to-. $50. 966 &c
The afrearages Of taxes for
lSil and 1912 ...,. 26g, 7O4 20
The sums due from from pub
lie officers on the Western
Shore, exclusive OF inter-
est, are. ......... 95,l29 as
Ditto on the Eastern Shore, 2s7a6 4l
Interest due from the Tide
water Canal Company, 1877 900 90
l,07l, 545 81
Leaving, after the application of these
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY a0

SUN RISES. .....6 " MOON Sets. $50. II
SUN sETs... .......5 i6 HIGH wATER........ | 10
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ROBERT HOPE HAkT,
IMPORTER,

NO II NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE,
OFFEKS for sale ia ots to suit purchasers, Scotch Ale
~ London and Dublin Brown 81 Scoich and Irish Wh
key, Dark aad Pale Brandes, Mads Sherry, Port Cham
pague Sparkling Hook, Caet &c. All OF the best quality
{ 70 mls~sc
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS


OQ1 BROADWAY -Exuact:--
cOl ch.eru'ly comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
ntosh TO tss thathe nvsidej home unfit for
consequence OF total deafness aud discharges from his
that Whine I'm New York his England he placed
hnsel the professional ef DL ase and Edwards
Aurists. Under their his hearing and
has returned to his military duty.
Sigae}, II McNEVEN M. d.
Surgeon to ii. b. M. Force, Jamaica.
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POST OFFICE.

>,o,-, NEw York, February 2ith, 1874
ENSLlSh MAIL Il he Letter Gags Royal M u Sleamer
II Hb.mia, which leaves Friday n. H. IN IL os,
Of March will be closed at the Upper AID Lower Post Office
m his city, Thursday the a9 INST IS miuut mas,
o'clock Z The overland posage OF lss4
The come cn heretofore existing betwee the Post Office
armen, and Messrs. Harnden has been anuulrd b
ne rosmaser General and Agent cialiy appointed
he Department. will each mail this city TO
Boston. JOHN LORIMER CRAHA Nj p "
rs = ~
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And Exrer mental
PUBLIC INTRODUCTORY LECTURE,
Fer the benefit Of the needy

ORPHAN ASYLUMS OF THIS CITY,
WILL be given tie Tabernacle on even ng of the 9th
March at precisely half.past o'clock
TIE Phreno experiments evening To
be made by hundred Ladies Gentlemen mem
beers OF Professor GOU RAUD'S present class
Besides several Pupils ofMe ~ Y. Blind Asyium,
who will quest them by the hence
from voluminous Of the stats, a., historic
mathematical and other cient fc which they have
lean by the application Of the System the IN,
fourth lecture oi the 49,
Siche Of admission the Introductory Lecture so cents
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brought forward. $585, Coz
Sale Of 81 te, city aud
other stock, upon
paying into the trea-
sury one ha'f OF one
per centrm, sstimat-
ed TO yiel -. 49,. 1900
To which NAV be add
ed tax IN bills Of ex-
change,p'fstrd notes.
silver plate, watches.
ACT Of Dec isii,... $4,000
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ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for incpent de fines che palms,
singing sound in the collections Of hard wax
ted of the Il oil has been
lar remedy curven all diseases Of the for upwards
ef twenty years Oces removed 38 Broadway,
White street. f25 imsec
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20
The SyCamOrCS.

4 friend residing in the town Of Ded-
ham, has made discovery in relation
Ia this noble tree, and the cause Of their
decline in'hrahh and strength, which OF
late years has excited so much mutual
inquiry md investigation. We cop,
part of hasiy note received from ihis
gentleman on Saturday, and hope thai
the investigation which he has underia-
hen, may ye, be further pursued. lie
writes -
"Dn you find anything in your Eek
changes abou, the sick sycamores this
year 7" ! closely investigated the stale
oi our old huitonwoods a, Dedham, last
week, aud think ! have made dis
covery. OF which, II no one c!se speaks,
will tell the Transcript Frosis, ac.
cordlng To what have seen, have moth.
ny To do with IT, The proofs seem t,
me indubilable, that an insect (say II sin.
glr insect to dozen leaves or more oI
III. Rose A phIs size, or perhaps a little
hrger by poisoning the leai-stdlk, gradu-
ally causes the leaf itself To shrivel, as
have observed, though no frost be nigh.
! ,hins ! cannot be mistaken, for with
mine own eyes have seen the enemy,
aud ! have remarked the partially EN-.
drowned stem, too, from which depended
the as yet perfect leaf, whilst, near by,
"hrra had begun 10 wi'her, having their
foolstalks sefmingV full empolsoned
Thus, of course, the growth of the tree is
checked, save, indeed, at The Top, where
there is always the greatest vigor, and
where the most powerful head. current III
| may go call ~ Of sap, sets the work ol
the envious and malignant p0soner at
defiance This effect has been remark
ed during the two or three past summers,
and II Is again clearly visible all over the
country, and even on Boston Common
~ Dedham, by the way, it should be
stated, thai IRE hare had no frosts, save
enough once or twice to whten th,
meadows n little, since the leal-buds be.
gan to expand, which they did most free
ly, though late, and the time they took
IN do it, is not 10 be wondered at, when
we consider how much two or three
wears o.. suffering has weakened the poor
trees ~ Boston T1nsc,iui
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20
Beans for Sheep.

In regard To an article in the Maine
CuItlvalor, highly recommending beans,
also the pods and vines olihis plant, for
sheep, DR.. Lee, who is distinguished fo,
apply ing science plainly and intelligibly
To the practical purposes Of life, makes
The following remarks T.:
The Cullvalor tells but halfthe story.
Why is a gill of beans better for a sheen
han a pint of com? This is an impor-
rau' item ln sheep husbandry and one
that not one hock-inaster in a thousand
can answer.
II the object be to form fat in sheep,
then the remark that beans are worth
more than corn is not tue. For corn
contains more of the fat forming elemeu,s
lhan beans. But if the object be TO form
muscle and ,root, then the remark is true
Beans contain more Of the elements of
wool, than any other plant. Hence ia.
ture, ever true TO herself, has endowed
The sheep with taste for this plant which
is denied to the pig
Peas, oats, barley and wheat also
abound in the elements OF wool but in
a less proportion. The liquid execra-
lions of all animals furnish the largest,
as well as the cheapest supply Of the ele-
menis Of cheese, wool, wheat, beans,
SC. and yet in consequence of our
profound Ignorance Of the science Of or.
sanic chemistry, the indispensable ele-
meats of our food and raimcn, are waste
fully thrown away. Through inexcusa-
ole ignorance, our cultivators Of the soil
break the laws of nature, and that har-
nonous circle of cause and efiect-con-
position and decomposiion-which cEa-
bIes us ''to reap our daily bread from
human mould" as Young so trurhiuIly
expresses our dependent condition. -
Buffalo Commercial .1clreriiser.
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DIR. WHITNEY'S ANTI-DILIOUS
| PILLS,

HpY Liver compliant is meant positive disease
- Of a chronic character in the structure OF
that viscus and the most frequent symptoms are
"A sense Of weight or uneasness in the right side, ,
pain at the top Of the shoulder, saow complex
on impaired and capricious appetite, irregular
pulse. The pain is generally much increased or
pressure below the ribs Of the side affected: !:
there is for the most part some degree Of cough
with eEpectoraion, the breathing is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, and the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the left side.
Under whatever form and from whatever
cause the disease occurs there j. a considerable
degree of general languor and debility, exercise
or exertlon Of any kind soon fatigues, the pnlse
is weak. The sleep disturbed, the limbs are cold
or rendered 80 on slight occasions, and a sense
Of oppression and distenson, Of acid eructatons,
nausea, headache, constipation. pain in the pit
OF the stomach ard sallowness Of the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated to excite the liver
to healthy action and assist in disgorgng the
morbid secrellons which are generally accumu-
lated in such cases. Their formation is the re-
suit of much research and they have been used
for The last fifteen years with the happest effects,
by physicians of the highest reputation Being
purely vegetable composition they are mild bur
efficient in their operation and are perfectly in.
nocent and free from any mineral substance,
whatever, and be freely used at all times with
out any fear Of i'll consequences and will be found
superior to any other preparation as a family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results to children or adults
hen used III connection with Dr. SiarkYeath-
er's lIepatic Elixir they never fail to cure the
most obstinate cases Of Liver Complaint The
usual dose is one pill, to be taken on going to
bed, and should be rene 1ted three or four lime.
a week as occasion may require. If brisk
catharlc is required, the dose may be increased
one pill or more.
numberof certificates voluntarily given are
in the hands Of the proprietor but it is consider.
ed entirely unnecessary to publish them, as the
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by a
single trial.
f9I sale in Newport, by r. J. TAYLOR,I4s,
Thames street. Feb 8.
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TtUenfy- Eighth Congress.
FIRST SESSION.
MONDAY, June 10, 1914.

SENATE. .-Mr Benton submitted bill
annex Texas To the Union with the
,sscnt Of Mexico. The bill provides for
.bplishIng slavery in the western half Of
he territory. h further creaies one
State forthwith lo he called Texas, the
cInaindcr is Ia become Il territory.
The above bill having hen submitted.
he death of the Hon Mr Read was an.
'"unccd in the Senate and il adjourned,
'2rccably To usage on such announce
nenis, until lo.mnrrow.
HoU.E.-Mr Woodbury. presented the
proceedings of il meeting from citizens oi
he town ot Lancnsier, South Carolina,
II favor of the nnnIxa'Ion Of Texas,
which was LAID mp III the table Mr Scy =
npur, Of New York, presented q remon
arauce from cIlzcnS that ST ,ie against
;he annexation of TcAas ; which was
laid upon The table.
Mr. w. J. Brown offered n resolution
making the Cumberland Road bill the
.prcla order for "Wednesday next. l.
was objected to. Mr. Brown moved II
suspension of the ruh S TO entertain the
notion, and Mr Varce demanded the yeas
md nays. which vcie ordered, aud the
following is The resul yeas 50, nays S3
So he rules were not suspended. Nj
fessenden E'I,s moved TO suspend The
rnlcs for The House 70 resolve itself into
/ Committee of ihe Whole on the state OF
be Union, which was decided in the neg
tive.
Mr. b dlack then rose and announced 10
nc House he drmise of the Hon. Alnun
\. Reed. late a Representative from the
State oi Pcnus, lvania, ho died al Mon
rose III SAID Stale, whittier he had gone
wiIh the expectation that il would prove
beneficial 10 his health. Alter The adnp
ion OF the usua! resolutions OF such oc.
cas,ous, the House adjourned un,i! TO.
morrow. 10 o'clock.
The following were presented under
the rule -
BY Mr. f. Joy Norris Eigh, Pcli
ions from cu,zens Of Phil,dc!phla. nu.
nerously sgned asking an amendment
# the Naturalization laws, so that for
risrers shall be required to reside lwe:-
t!-one years in thus country before beng
ntl'lcd 10 vote.