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Ia the House, after the reading OF the Journal, M.
MCKAY, from the Comm tee of Ways and Means,
reported cral appropriation bills which were or
dsrek To lie on the table and I've printed. Mr.. j. r..
NGIRsoLL gave notice of his intention to Introduce
several bill. Mr.. G.. w. JONES moved to reconsider
the vote by which the resolution adopted su no.
ring the Committee on Pubic Buildings TO have all
The paper. printed in relation to the public buildings,
now before that Committee. Mr.. Josgs said his OBJ
jec, was TO have the subject referred to the Committee
on Engsving,, that inquiry nigh, be made into the
necessity Of such publication. Amer desuliory de-
bate, in which Meu-rs HorKIss, HuSGrRroRD, and
sMoss TOOK part the vote was reconsidered, and the
subject referred 10 the Committee on Engraving..
Mr.. MoKAu moved suspension Of the rules, for
'as purpose Of the House resolving itself into a
Committee Of the Whole, but Withdrew it al the re-
Sasno Mr.. vAscr, (who promised to renew it,) TO
make report from tho COMMITTEES Of Claims which
v" appropriately disposed Of. Mr.. vAner then
moved that tbs House resolve itself into Commit
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TALES, RHYMES AND ESSAYS.

nv PROFESSOR RICHARD s. EVANS, Coun.
- sellor at Law, author Of Witch Creek, the Ger.
man Student, SIC.
CONTENTS.
P.pr FRsr, TALEs.--The Indian Coqueiies, or
the Mohawk Girls, dedicated TO the Coquettes OF
Washington; the Deserted House the Pirate Count;
the Demon Bride.
Phnr SECOND, PorTnr -'Translstions and lmita-
tons in Verse, from the Portuguese Spanish, Italian,
German, and Arabic languages.
PART THnp, ESSAYS LIST on the falsehood Of
Gloomy Theories 81, the policy Of increasing the
Territories of the United States every favorable
opportunity, and the future renewal Of the Congress
Of Panama 81, expediency Of extending promotion
to privates IN the Army and Navy; ith evils Of
mcanness and parsmony in public salaries 5th,
means Of encouraging the emf grafton Of the rich
well as the poor to this country; 9th, influence
upon public prosperity Of having men Of genius a.,
the head Of affairs, illustrated by the examples Of
history.
The above work is nearly ready for publication.
Many Of the articles appeared originally in the jour
nails and periodicals. april 10 dIw2lw2m
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CONGRESS-TnrnsnAY-

The House was in Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union all day, discussing the Tariff bill
and late in the evening the Committee rose reported
gre.s, and the House adjourned. %
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES & REVIEW S,
FoR APRIL, 1871

A Ii OF them, received by the steamer Acadia, at
"a the Waverley Circulating Library for the use Of
it's subscribers together it'll all other books OF
general interest, OF which number Of copies are
always set apart Immediately on publication for the
use Of the Library subscribers.
Terms Of sub-crip ion, five dollars per annum
three dollars for six months one dollar for a
gle month. None but subscribers being allowed TO
obtain books from the Library.
The periodicals above referred to nineteen in
number) furnished il is believed at other Cir
culating Library in the United States. They come
out regularly by the Cuusrd steamers which sail on
the 4th Of each month, and reach Washif gton with
great regularity or about the 221 Of the same
month for which they published in England
The postage alone upon these costing 40 dollars
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COMPLE lion OF THE PENNY CYCLIC
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Individuals owning incomplete sets ca, have the
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n GORGE c. BINGHAM, PosrsArr PAINTER,
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Of citizen, anil strangers, apis
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AR WAKEFIELD has removed from George
IL town, ID. c. 10 T. street, tn. second houss west
Of the Medical College, Washington, where he ten.
d.rs hi. professional services to the inhabitants end
thos. Of the vicinity. His ofioeis In the basement
march go 2awlm
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EORElGN TARlFFS-The Comparative Tariffs
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them from foreign nations, from their own Colonies
into their Colonies &C., &C., exhibited at length
in statistical tables the commercial relations Of the
ni,ed States with foreign nations tabular state
ments of the domestic exports Of the United States
the duties imposed on them by foreign countries
navigation; tonnage duties, charges and measure
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May /, 1874.
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T .IFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY
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Mr.. HAYS presented the papers and documents OF
the heirs Of David Crosby, revolutionary soldier,
for relief.
Also the petition and documents of the heirs OF
George Clark, soldier of the revolution, praying
relief
Also the papers and documents of the heirs OF
Abraham Llnaw, soldier of the revolution, for
relief
Also the petition and documents Of Nathaniel
squier, soldier in General Wayne's company, for
relief
Referred to the Committee on Revolutionary Pen
sions
BY MIR. RUSSELL; A petition Of sundry Dhabi.
tants Of Delaware county, New York, praying for the
reduction Of postage and the abolition Of the frank
ing privge. Referred 10 the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads.
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JOHN TYLER, his History, Character, and Posi-
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CONGRESS-FRlpAY.

The Senate, Immediately after the reading of the
Journal, adjourned To Jay their respects to Mr..
Clay.
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HANCELLOR KENT'S "COURSE OF
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Peck
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GWILT'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF 1ARCHI-
LECTURE, volume octave, with many hun
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10 BROOM-CURN GROWERS.
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w OF Columbia, from ten to twenty tons good
sound brush of the Broom-Corn for which the high
es, market price will be given. Apply TO
JOHN B. DADE, Warden.
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tee Of the Whole the state Of the Union to take
up tho tariff bill which was agreed to. Mr. Hor-
siss took the Chair, and Mr. CnArrElL, OF Georgia,
addressed the Committee in opposition 10 the tariff
OF 1872 denying tho right of protection, and 10 hs
remarks he advocated the annexation of Texas
Dir. SEVERANCE then obtained the door and ad
dressed the Conn, tee in favor Of the protective
policy, and denied the principles Of the Compromise
act.
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I5 The inland postage all letters intended to
90 by ship must be paid otherwise they remain in
this Office VIM. JONES, p. NJ
May l-3t
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SPoHS'S SICK HEADACH REMEDY.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE
REV. DR.. BARTHOLOMEW
PINK EXPECTORANT SYRUP.

An agreeable Cordial and effective remedy 70
COUGHS, HOARSENESS, COLDS, PAIN IN
THE BREAST, INFLUENZA, HARI
BREATHING, and DIFFICULT EXPECTORA
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For adults and children, in cold climates an,
warm.
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I IFE AND POLITICAL OPINIONS OF
IL MARTIN VAN BUREN-By w. M.
Holland, vol. F. TAYLOR.
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BESIDES Prizes Of SI3U SIUU SoU 500, $50, $zU and
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Whole Tickets S20-Halves Sl0-Quarters S.
Eighths 80 so.
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OUDON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AGRI-
CULTURE, cheap. For sale few copies on
ly Of the above valuable work, at So so per copy,
which is much lower than the usual price. On
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agricultural works. both English and American, for
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TEXAS-Its Geography, Natural History, aud
L Topography. BY William Kennedy, Esq
Just reprinted from the English copy, aud this day
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THE COLD WATER CURE.
II AND-BOOK OF H1DROPATHY - jus
i i published and this day received for sale BY
+. TAYLOR, being account Of the treatment an,
prevention of diseases by means of water. Edi ed b,
Dr. Shaw, NJ. ID. One volume-price 81 cents.
april ~
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FARMERS HOTEL, of Eighth and ID
L streets, Washington, by
OWEN CONNOLLY.
Good accommodations for hundred bead Of
Horses, on ear,hen floors, generally preferred by
all borsemen. april 29-lswtf
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WHY ia go rRo 'RA>7lNtIi
w raa rnft-sfr tH.sstsf
she ffsfstfs q EFfs
.sans 81 fhe ffnHaa 80 80
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Gfsfnarsftrr nStror incnsh
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sasfrfn--fsisk tom uHne e. tfHf
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are @Hi fE ntsaiafrlt R8fsfi ffr
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- fsf IS ihs. - - 80.
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4 iardlrire thtthss saved sn8 re
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II he iniird ~ts'ss Tais some 4.
r.oafnf ifs ssfsn - re afiess "
the ar number u lhs ClneiBnA'i So
Usffs = ...t
oNE THOUSAND PERMANENT g .
-. hen rstfnim~d u ihat 'iiy ar
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sfd hy TIE ar msfs
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h'e..ing-l.h. taf ritrsn manth, age
ifrnarfanf remfeft wa. far nisfan'
VS. takrn dawn with sesesf
snrnr. ~t4rh srffifi nran my lfHE
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phts an lasf "a hnpe. af .frzafri'
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hrt "a ~ r9eei NJ fafhrf hsHfen -.
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raaieft sud t#rfneflatef HfaenfHd mr.
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tHtsfsss afIsss November. sad e4el
..s far4s ,..ek.. the sfsi bottle gave
$50 aoa esn..a q 20 nftdesaaie DE-
thtr& ,srfa fai~sm snA maf1ff. Ar =
tHr.s. ,fs 4 haffie thr s~hsFee beeaW
ihaif ~as siafmeI hut having 50 n'n
faenre m she mfdfr ne. eoniitts8
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4 .esSe ffum "a lungs ! an ~.
ptffe~i hssI.h shd feel ever sfaieiul 10
public seatfscirf.
Yotf-. with graItudc snt iharks
MARY PRfF
Ifasias been aransiniet with Ms fff.
several tesrs srd kno~inT her ds 'is 70
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sseins be- roe .nsnsl 10 aur mrri
PING 81 at others lahanne nndsf Alto az
ungsmag fcsiDfe themselves - -.
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OitAe Methodist So ciefF Clnf
frssh sIa3lF - ndaran.s
Remedy l4s received 81 The store OF e.
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na. sfsaas prtsaIa.s - nsf anrton. "a
safs fsaI e eatta aP 800 e ues q sis~ ala.
rse raaref Nt 1et#at ,af.-tR ma RI
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nat fafrt ai stVsre kfthHs. sf - tattls'.
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DEAFNESS CURED,

81 NFT =
COMPOUND KRE0SOit iCorsI'.
THOR ne rure q DEAFNESS. pans p
discharge ~ msiief if"ni lie ~ars' -
sisagfseabl. nafses. Ike The hnszins o.
iaiitrs II w,lef NhiKttnr Il steam. A.. =.
are .ytsian1,. oi srfasseh,ns desf"es''
generally attendant Nth the disease. 80 >
DR. J RuMBAckER. No li3. Ne"
Th. medietne l. highly reos'msnroif''
mefoss eeui6rais. are gwen, hy seff re-
pe'sons. Of tho >ssy asieasssing refss y ~.
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a@ ALtN rL4IDLrY. cs.5
Ne y ARRIVAL OF
SPLENDID FNACN G9pDS

A. IaE CRY ctSH NFJPr,"
ID L.ElfLD dds tay. .fr4las November o.
"a lei31
: peras -atef rsrcf vel,sf. 81 la5ie. lfe,....
- 80 Alpaca Laslres sc ,.Isr.
; 81 ap q. Sil CbaHs
H. spp'f "r'.s.'i'rf't l.rtsH..i 7r'eie.
> a7 @'''.hn ioiaa bow afIc.e iaf ..a.e. asaf
s do sen ttrnth Merner.
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AIS9-Sane very frh emArrdet.I .rl.4,,
alrHHn. Nf4rla aud o.hef Sls,,| j., t....i F,..s..
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NN y Will lor DELA47-An4 lie,
w he ~sf. enheaifhs ae4fhrf 10 knt 4.
q 81 ft ln Nanr srsfrnf fhat 4. s.ffaf4 e. rs,,.
faH - nuarnrif lf.NHi It's mat rspoti~urs
faHvtfyaa' H1s n4f ..aiar nrasfs eaas4ne.f
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So bonn p mas tutsaalrf when In anti . late
leflaae
rtiEN WHY WILL Y0u DELAY
PfarHu1a 2 fcn~tK 10 anr season. asa srt,sf
fha tHasf~>s Il that ffii fessfaYera I'D
ahfh ssan terminates IA Fnuc hius wherein
s.frresr e fhs fhf-at md inasfnmh non II The
AHrfs Membrane - lie fonrhi d, pfuda~.4
snd lhr l.1nxs frndcrtt or.n to sltease Thas
rffsaas slfief item elves - ufarfa ttfnste natl
arah iaoas "a ~ tsir dsa-. when n If The, berir
ga H. o.arernrt ahoul iht.f health. sshfn IN ali
nfasahapf IT'S too late. May ali NO have I,
cod sac timely warning and gei "a OF il a.
snan ~ pnssfele.
DR. Drncan's Ft0ecfarant Remedy sfan4.
before ihe public tested ~ thousands and dail,
used - alnnsi ssefy famfly Throughout the a. II.
fefent State for disrsses Of
TIL CHEST AND LUNGS
The vast amount 81! ~ 49, city, and hist 70
- many persons WHO come back All oitf IN A.
by the haaf dozen hHlties - s1rici~nt eylae,.-
II H. wonderful efficacy.
Call apon } b Il u MARSH
nov p Wheeling.
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. .re.ta,,t>o AN Tarr :

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E.foR sALE-A number II de,ifa,.,e pews IN
u tho Presbyterian Chnfch. a. reduced pries.
f.f iniu'maiion Al oily to ssnpsl ON. W,lt'.r n
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-10
4 MERTCAN HARDWARE Am

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Stew dtlN'fs tampasses, Aneuf.. G mhleis Bells
Ave.. Fool Adzes llairheu. Brnshe,. s.e. t,seth.,
"hh large lot 81 sgihes. stckles. Scylhe RIDE.
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MORGAN, PARK & CO.,

wholesale Dry GOODS MefcndHtse
No. I13 Main Street, st Louis.
MORGAN, PARK & co. have at pre-
WI sent. and will continue to keep on
hand, very desirable and general assert
ment of staple and fancy dry goods. A
partner will reside permanently in the
eastern cities, who purchasing their goods
exclusively with cash, will be enabled to
avail himself Of the demand for money and
the fuctuatien in prices, and these advan'
tages will oe distributed among their GUS
toners.
The facilities which they possess will
enable them to sell goods to merchants
who may visit this city, upon such terms as
must give entire satisfaction. Their man
ner OF conducting business. when once un'
derstood. viii be appreciated, and all they
ask, is, that persons who may come to st
Louis, will examine their stock and prices.
The Boonslick Times, Burlington Hawk
Eye. Lexington tMo) Express, Spring field
Journal, and lllinoian, <Jacksonville,) will
please copy and forward their accounts &C
this office-l Mo Repb
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