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ADJUSTMENTS.



BENEFIT OF MIR. FRAZER.
FRIDAY EVENING May 9TH will be presented for the a5t
time the grand Opsra OF THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Thaddeus MI. Frazer; Devilshof, MIR Ssgui Airline, Mrs
In he course the Opera Mons Martin and Mis- Julia Turn
bull will Introduce La POLKA; x.
To conclude with the Farce Of THE JEW AND DOCTOR
First Tier rs CensBorss, ID and Sd Tiers. Csnts-Pt, -
Doors open at O'clock and the Curtain will precisely
halcpast o'clock.
BURROWS THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THIS EvENkN o. Friday May 9th, lsa5 will be performed
time the grand orgina! Drama in dsnominasd
THE WANDERING JEW-Ahasusrus The Accused
Isaac Ahauerus the Wanderer and Accused Mr. Stevens;
The Spirit Of Good Miss Kirby: Barabbas MIR. Atsmus;
Naomi Mrs w Smith; Rachael, Mrs Hughes.
SWISS COTTAGE-Natz Tick Mr.. johnson; Corporal
Max, j. Dunn; Lissette, Mrs w H. Smith.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
THIRD NIGHT.
On Friday, May the 9th.
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
MEssRs GERMQN, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON.
Having obtained Of the Opera House OF Mr. Pamo
respectfully announce TO the public, that they will
INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMENT
On The above night and continue OPEN EVERY EVENING
until further notice.
10 For particulars small bills
t- Admission Twenty Five Cents only.
Boxes and Seats can be secured at the Box Office from
Doors open at 7-Concert at O'Clock.
An Efficient Police IN attendance to preserve order.
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property in the country Railroads must take the prece
dence Of Canals the transportation of merchandise 1t
would be almost impossible for canal company live
had ii a railroad company to compete with unless the To-
gslature secured advantages to it. We state
of the business the Reading Railroad for the
week ending May g. ls43 May g. 1884, and May o. lS45.
PHILApELPHIA READING RAILROAD
Week ending May 6h, Maytth, NAV Sd,
l543 l8A. l8a3.
Passengers, freight &c. 81 log CO loo 81 3l5 AZ
Coal tonnage, tons SIN 90 $500 90 ll5i3 90
The whole quantity of coal transported from January
!, to May lal $50 tons which exceeds the esti-
mates $500 TONS The estimated receipts Of coal by the
road for the year 1916, annexed
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Trade Rcport.

AsHEs-Thcre is very limited demand for either de
scrption. Pots quote at So sl4 So ST. Pearls at
81 sit a 81 37t
observation-disclosures is firm at 81 rs; Ohio and Mi.
chgan quote OF - 6S3. Other brands remain as
last quoted Wheatis very dull Northern Corn sells
at 46Ic and southern at 45c
BErswAx-Prime yellow of all descriptions sells at
30f cents.
CorroyThe market to-day is again comparaty ely in
active, and the sales to-day reach 800 bales. Prices
without decided change although small concession
has been made some parcels.
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Rriuhton C,nttIo NTnrLct.

May Sat market $50 Beef Cattle. Is pairs Working
Oxen, l400 Sheep and 2025 Swine. l25 Beef Cattle un
sold
Prices-Bcef Cattle-Last weeks prices werc hardly
sustained Extra S. 75a SCI first quality IS S0 second
quality IS S. rs; third quality $4a 81 rs.
= Working Oxen-Sales at $55 $40, $S7, sos, and $Il0
shccp-Sales from so to So; few fine wehers at SIS
Swne-Lots to peddle 4lc for Sows, and sic for Bar
rows; two lots selected, and 5i old Hogs from ~
&C. At retail & to 6kc
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RI CES.
The Regular New York Jockey Club Spring Meeting will
commence Tuesday Nay 18Th and continue four days
VS.. Psytona, for 10000 four mile heats.
Same Day-Pune $50 ent. $40 added, mile heats
Wednesday hPate Race $780, 10 cent for all
carry i04 lbs, three mile heats.
Same Day-A Swcepstakca other will be
Thursday, 3hJockey Club Purse $780, 80 to second best
horse, mile heats.
Same Club Purse $780, 800 second best horse.
three mile heats.
horse four mile heats
for.
Entrance to the Enclosed Space for the Meeting. $40
Stand q Track SOC.
to the enclosed All wishing TO 60 on the
tack with horses and caTsges will enter from the
the stand Two small s.ses win Be left open between the track
there will be communication between the track and stands
m9 FSt&M +
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApELPHA May 8-Arr Isaac Jackson, Tobey; Grecnn
Long and Erredtion Robinson, New York. Cclumbs Perry
Calais Cid Adelne Eliza, Hopkins, Barbadoes Vuturc
Walker st Jago de Cuba Castro Bearse Port Spain, Trim
Emily Cummings, Sage West Indies; Lucy, Harding, and
Rodolph Finn Boston; John w Taylor Stokecy Rio ia.
neiro julia Nancy Pinkham, Weymouth; Hector, Willis,
BALTIMORE May Arr Harriet Jarvis NYork Gen Pinck.
ney Hobbs Chareston Isabella Clark Savannah Cid Pnta
ET.4srT1 CRY. NC. May s-Arr VIM wstson White,
and Belle, Jones, West Indies.
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All Philadelphia subscriptions to the Herald
Ledger Building Third street near Chestnut Tems75 cents
month including the Sunday s. cents without it, de-
vered Tree OF charge of Philadelphia Single copies
for sale as eboys daily, a o'cock-Price cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
nomg1rrce cents or So anum delivered any part
OF Philadelphia, free of postage.
All the and cheap Publications for sale their
fabllshment as soon as issued, wholesale and retail.
With the exception Of paper the Herald" is read
much perhaps, IN thiadelphia published IN that
city, afordng valuable medium advertisers Advertise
handed to the halfpast O'Clock will appear the
Herald next day. md IL
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Political Excerpts, No. I.-Byron
The henna should be deeply dyed 70 make
The skin relieved appear more fairly far !;
She had no need OF ths-dsy meier viii break
"a mountaln tops more heavenly white than her.
The eye might doubt Il were well awake,
She was SO like vision; might err,
but Shakspe are also ms very silly
To gld refined gold or paint the lily"
In thus painting the charms OF Haidee Byron assumed
large share of what termed poets license The fact
there but few beauties Either the dhgur-
cd by pmples fecles tan saowness roughness,
&c or else uasgy growth of suuous hair the
upIsr LIP OF forehead Mt the handmaden beauty there
Tore eyoked aud she has loag thar the
Of the lace aboys spoken Of there nothing e..
M s soas 4 equally settled question that s G9a
S On Tor ne immediate and positive eradication Of ~
X person ametsd with deafess They wall cure the disagree
eAaton Of buzzing singing IN the ear eAacne
guinness &c. and restore the auTs organs 70 their natural
functions even If the arrangement dates lar back as neen
or twenty years.
FELIX GOURAUDS depot for the sale of his nesimabe
toilet compounds Wae street FIRST from Broad
way. Noae are genuine except purchased as above.
Ageas7i Chesau street Philadelphia Jordan, Milk
Boston; Carleton & Co, LOWELL Myers New Haven; Bull,
Hartford; PIERCE Stanwx Hall, Albany Backus Bull Troy;
Tousey, Rochester.
Beals Hair Restorative, MT his Agency, 90
Walker street, first Broadway.
pnan Eyfr Mt HI
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 0.


Ships Northumberland Griswold London, John Griswod;
Albany, Crawford Havre WIN Whitlock--Barques Amelia
Muholaad, Smith, Rio Janeiro sif Kim ronsids. Co;
ysnes, Taylor RIO Grande Foster NeIerson; Peasscois
HaIlet, Pensacola, Badger Peck Port Leon, Curtis, vii
or Ms Thos Winnen; Emerald, Babson, Boston, Bunker 4
Patriot Purchase por az Pst Bunker Place;
Pfs.Ssi Wminft9n, NC Mecyssdy Agsnqy, Herriek
Wm Mckee& Co; Benz Digelow Barter Boston; Ellen
nodman, Ellis, New BedfoId.-Sloop Empire, Smith New
haven'-Barge Middesex, Wilcox Philadelphia
Arrived.
ship Isaac Newton, spsldng ~ days from Liverpool with
Bsraus Isabella MeR..sc from MaysSa.s rR April a with
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Foreign Importatsons.

LvEHrooL-Ship Isaac Newton-T pkgs II Winkley-e Ru,
sell Marsh-i LaMrsnce < Phelps-l Taylor Menil-5
u yandevo ort ~ Wilson BrownI3 @ Duxburyt w L c
Thompson eos9 EGauldwell-i3e tons coal go do salt
MATArzAs-Ship York-(Reponed yesterday t-Imo boxes
sugar John Tayor-3o7 Moses Tayor3a3 0nncll Minurn
&co-l box arrow Geo Dicky.
Southwick & CO.
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LVEHFo0L CLAsSIFICATIoN.
UpIdnds q. ELoridd. Mobile d 4

HAY-Common qualities Of North river bale are held
37i 42c. The receipts large and the demand mo-
dcrate
PRov.roSs-Old prime pork is held at 50 so; new do
do at $40 So Old Mess sells at $l2 62l $l3 81
Lard is active, and sells at &c.
WnsKEY-Drudge casks inactive, and we quote
23c. Western and prison barrels sell wanted at %
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MArAouEz, April 22-sugar and Molasses were scarce
and in good demand. Common sugar a 81 to 4 AZ
per h. Molasses SIT $40 per 100 gals. All kinds OF
American produce abundant and difficult Of sale
The sugar crop estimated at third less this year
than last.
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MIR. GEORGE KENSETT,


WELL and popul,r known 70 hundreds Of ctEsns has
few doors from Chatham stre where he has provided for
his friends and for the public generally any quaniy Of the
Mr. Ksnsrtt has also furnished usain Room or the
commodaton of and glad learn that
Monday Evening o'clock his friends intend give
him BENEyir the way Of SUPER,
the charge for which will be fifty mo 3t#je
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CASTLE GARDEN.
long and avorsby known the public viii be opened
Monday, May 18th.
PROPRIETOR .......... Messrs. French and Hsssz.
FIRST NiGHT OF THE ITALIAN OPERA<
MONDAY May l2th will be presented sEMIRAMlDE-
Semirams, Signon Msiocchi vaena; Assee signon Ro-
sna Pico Edenu., Sig Antognni; Assur, Sig Val.sna;
netti; Nino's Ghost, Sig. N. N.
10 Price of Admission Fifty Gents.
Between the Acts Of the Opera ntemssion Of Fifteen
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Door. open at halEpas O'Clock, Performance TO com
Roe
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This shows that the decrease, equal for the sixteen
days to exactly $1,000 per day, is up freight
chandise, $3.50 per day, and down freight S6s per
day.
The Message Of Gov. Baldwin, of Connecticut to the
Legislature represents the finances fthe State be in
very fourshng condition. There balance in the
Treasury the sst Of March Of $4,000 The sum por
manenty invested in stocks and applied the civil list
100000 The earnings of the prisoners in the State
prison for the year $92s4 g. and the expenditures
$40 9s2 IS, being surplus Of s. 300 %.
Tho receipts of the Western Railroad Company do not
compare avoraby with last years business could
be wished For the week ending April &c, ls45 the
ceipts from passengers less than the corresponding
week last year. The receipts from freight enough
largerto affect the decrease In passengers receipts and
show in the aggregate increase for the week For the
week ending the Bird inst compared with the same week
last year. there has been decrease in the receipts from
freight and passengers.
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WASHINGTON, May 2, 1875.

The Opposition May Ball.
Last night the opposition May Ball, coronation
and ALL came off at the Assembly Rooms opposite
to the Unitarian Church. This was given by Mr.
Liable, who has for his pupils the children OF the
$40 arisocmcy of this city, who thinkthemselves so
much better than other folks, because they receive
more money from Uncle Sam. Mr. Labbe's ar
ranrcmcnts were much superior to those at MIR.
Carusi's ball. The room is larger, the music was
better, and the arrangements superior. The decora-
lions were more numerous, and the arrangement of
the eyergreens and flowers reflected great and de-
served credit upon the good taste and judgment
displayed therein. The company was also larger
than that at Mr.. Carusi's; and while there were
fully as many, and Ms beautiful ladies' there as at
Mr. C's., truth requires the fact to be stated, that
there were many more ugly pcrsons--absolutcly and
irretrievaby ugly.
The coronation ceremony was very similar to that
described as having taken place at Carusi's on the
LIST May the difference being that neither the Queen
nor her attendants were so beautiful. The Queen
on this occasioh however, was very interesting girl,
named Violetta L. Carroll, descendant,l believe,
from some collateral relative Of Charles Carroll OF
Carrollton, and her maids of honor were two young
ladies' named Randall and Keyworth. Immsdiately
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ORNANENI1L G1RDENTNG.

- Tfyr ei-ps - NJ a. ~ uIRDL NflVu.
snd all kinds Of gardener work He has also for sale
gener assortment Of Garden and Green House Plants OF
all the most esteemed varieties.
Ornamental Shade Trees for streets win be planted
Grape Vines OF large size which bore abundanty
Boquets q the most choice flowers tasely ready at all
seasons the year. .
Tho subscriber respectfully ocs the OF the ladies
andgentlemen Of New York and vicinity. . a.
Orders left at the Office of the New York Farmer And NE
cd to.
Boquc should be ordered the day before they wanted
They will be delivered at aay place IN hs s
Gardener and Florist, corner iIth STREET and
lth avenue, Union Square.
Railroad cars pass The 0srdu every minutes.
4 q 2sodsm
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MARITIME HERALD.
shipm asters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor If Captains Of Vessels will giye
RoBERr sILyEY, Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left At the port whence they vessels
newspapers they have. Agents and Conespon-
dents home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this Office any marine intelligence they may receive
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Daiiey's Magical Pain Extractor, MT his
Agency, OF Walker treet 6rst from Broadway.
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NIisccllnnco uspRecord.

The CHANNEL Work AT ST.. GEoRGEs, BERMypA.-We
have unegned announcing that the work of
snng chs channe entrance into s. Georges hIbor
success The work under the Of able
9cer Capt HOPE r. e. and the operating engineer Corporal
probability that this important and undertaking
When completed estimated that there will be sufficient
depth Of water allow vessel and the harbor
The galvanc battery employed upon the work. and proof
OF the effective havoc produced through the agency Of this
powerful instrument remark that Mr. Lghtbourn
Thursday last When blast taken and after the
depth Of only IS feet had fully feet In similar ratio had
every previous blast in other places done Hitherto tin
posed strong iron bound CASKS used instead much
country will be gaddened by this gratifying information The
harbor Of st. Georges pronounced OF the finest in the
largest elias, BY the huge bar situated short distance from the
commenced auspciously will the benefit
Of 81 Georges and the country paper
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snle OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia,
May s--siiooo state 6s ~; $4,000 Texas notes III.
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Bears Hair Restorative, MT his Agency, Ga
Walker street first Broadway
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10 CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND sTEAMBOAT PROPRIETORs, CIT
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FIVE TIE As!

Mean CounrLASpr sT., Ayp OPPOSITE PACIFIC HorgL
Nrw yoRK.
WE BEG LEAVE 10 inform you thst we established our
w selves the above place. principally for the purpose
meeting views Of wholesale and large family customers
tho North River Sh The upright in which we
have carried business for several past this city
together with the very high quality and moderate price Of
beyond that similar house the United States and We
tronagc
We have however much pleasure in soting that we ha,e
made, with great and Judgment selections from ali
the spring and which comprise the finest specimens Of
Young Hyscn Hyson Ganpowder, Imperial Ooong Pekoe
III. season which with immense o Fine and Good
ground daily. ~
particularly at 2i Chatham We your obeden servants
- CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New Yorkl2f Chatham ST; Sl Grand st. and ss Beseker
- $500
Philsdelphia-es Chestnut street. and IS Fifth street.
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CANAL ToLLs-srArE OF New YonK.

TIC uay aveIage OF inc feceIpW IN each year TOT me
tIme piycn. ia as folopa
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BurrALe, May e-Ar BuIlington, Cleveland; Cambridge
Detroit; Mt9isk MehF;D Cry Cadet A,h,sbuIs Ga CcSi
Farmer Ashtabuls; MITCHELL P Clinton; Webster and Sar
dusky Detroit; Baldwin, Sandusky; United States, Gran
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ENGL AND md OREGON

ENGLAND AND OREGON
BRITISH CLAIMS TO OREGONi
WIN. TAYLOR, No. ASTOR HOUSE,
WI Publish ON Friday,
THE OREGON QUESTION Statement Of the British
Claims Oregon, in opposition the P~tensons Of
Of The United States Of Asres with Chronicle
MAP OF THE TERRITORY.
By Thomas Falconer Esq, Barrster Law, Lneolns Ian
Member ofths Royal 'Geographeal Society, 10.
PRICE 12x CENTS.
r5 In Press-A Reply the above showing and proving
American Claims Oregon by Thomas J. Fanham. Esq
ma 2ts.rc VIM. TAYLOR, No. Astor House.
ONE CENT RETVARD. SOS
AWAY from the Subscriber on Or .bSu. the ioth q
giving information Of bis Whereabouts the subscriber
will receive the above reward and no charges paid.
Il. N. NEVlN 4 co.
Sit supposed that he ia work yard IN
the city Of New York
Newburgh, Myy O, 1875 ms Nsre
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TWO Young Women of respectable character DESTROYS
the other Chaubsrmaid and Fine Washer Can be highly
country Any left 2l8 Mott street
for c. Co. first floor, will be carefully attended to.
mo lwsrc
FRENCH TEACHERS
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-For Boys School near the
w city. native Of France preferred Application stating
real address, directed to Caa this Office will be attended
to. mo lt*ee
w ANTED-By respectable young woman situation a.
w plain sewing or light chamber work Best OF city
reference given Please call l0 Mulberry the
cond foor ms lt&m
HUGHES, WARD & co. beg return their wMmest
thanks the very efficient aid rendered by the
Watch, well Nos. and City Companies during the
late fire in their premises Also their several friends and
neghbor by whose timely assistance large portion Of their
stock was saved s--as ~ PINE STREET.
May 9Th. ls45 m9 Item
FlNEAWATCHEs, JEWELRY AND SILVER WAVE.
| ID L. s. ROCKWELL AIS Broadway, few doors south
H. Of Canal street. have good Of fine Gold and
Silver Duplex Detached Lever Lepine and other Watches
which they will first time and sell very
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired BY skfu and
Old Silver and Gold wanted. at full value. mo ssre
| TANNERS GENERAL ATLAs-COMPLETED.
/ THE ATLAS OF MR.. II 8. TANNER containing Maps
ofevey Empire Kingdom and State in the World togeth
with or each of the United States this day publshed
| and may be had the Map Store No. 237 Broadway.
Also large Maps OF the World and Quarte Travelling Maps
&C. ms Item
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REET-is barrels Missouri Dried and in Pickle for sal
ID by E. X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
m1rc 8outh street
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Arr At Nantucket 9Th inst Norman (new) Mattapoise
for Pacific Ocean. The Cyrus Myrck, for Pacific, ,
into the stream to be taken out by the canels.
letter from Capt Bailey, Of the Citizen, Of Nant
her at St Carlos, Jan H. 30 bbls VIII and bkfsh would
4 days for Sandwich Islands and NV Coast.
Barques Eleanor SOL tons and Highlander 30 tons Ia
purchased at Mystic for the whaling business.
a whaler.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES

SATURDAY, DC. ", 1910.
The Speaker laid before the House a mass
age from the Governor. accompanying the cor
dependence between him and the Executive
oi Ohio, IN relation to demand for fupitiyrs
from justice OF that State. This communica-
ton, which was ordered to be printed. relates
to the capture of Wallpapers, by the 50 called
"iugiiiycs, near Parkcrsbutg.I
ELECTIuN or PuFLfc PRINTrp.
On motion of Mt McRae. the House pro-
cccIed, the Senate concuning, to the election
OF Printer 10 the House.
The vote being taken, Mr.. Simyel Slcpherd
received the whole number Of votes l23.
PErTIONs.
by MIR LIird-Of citizens Of Tszewell ssl,
lng Tor Precinct Election at the house Of
Jno. Beavers, ia said county.
~ sdm5-A remDnstrdnce from citizens Of
Iazeweil, against formation OF new county
out OF parts OF Iazewcil Cites and Wythc.
by Mr. Pdlrick-FTom citizens Of Mason
askins Tor new county out OF parts Of Mason.
10 aud Catell.
BY MI. FairiaH-Of David Albright Of
Preston. for remission OF fine.
by Mr.. Wade--Of "Monongalia Blues +"
asking for Tents and Camp equipage at the eS.
rcBsc Of State.
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GENERAL AssE NBLy OF VIRGINIA
SENATE
SAT URDAY, DEcEMBE

SAT URDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1915.
The bill from the House, to incorporate the
Huguenot Springs Company, was read twice
and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Voolfolk, Mr.. Gallaher
was added To the Committee OF Privileges and
Elections, in place OF an absent member
A message was received from the House
proposing to proceed, this day, by joint vote,
10 the election OF Public Printer.
The two Houses being ready, the Senate
proceeded To execute the Joint order, and the
roll being called, stood-ior Samuel Shepherd
2i--Scaitering 3.
Joint Note-Shepherd l47-Scatterinp 3.
So Samuel Shepherd was duly elected Pub
lie Printer for one wear.
The Speaker announced the following add.
ton Standing Committees:
On Board of Public AGairs-Messrs.
Guenant, Thompson OF Amherst, aud Hondu.
rant.
On CLERKS OGce-Messrs. Bondurant
Gucrant, Stanard, Newman, Gallaher. Den
nj, and Capcrton.
The Speaker presented communication
IRON the Governor, enclosing his corrcspon.
dencc with the Governor of Ohio. on the sub
jet OF the surrender to- the authorities of Ohio
oil certain citizens of Virginia, who were
claimed as lugitivcs from that State.
On motion OF Mr. Baptist, the document,
were laid on the table, but subsequently taker
up, on motion of Mr.. Stringer, who moved Il
print 1000 copies. After suggestions b,
Messra. Voolfolk ,McMullcn,G allaher Witch
er, Garrett and Strngcr, on the importance o
the SUBJECT the question of printing was de
layed Tor the present, and the documents lai,
on the table.
On motion of MIR. Bondurant, the Senat
adjourned.