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! The yeas and nays we're TAKEN and, by yeas GA,
nays liz the House refused call Of the House
The question being ON secondiDg tho demand for
The previous question.
Mr.. PAYNE moved that the resolution be laid up
on the table, but the motion did not preVail-yeas
"a, nays l04 ..
The question recurring on seconding the demand
for the previous question,
Mr. HAMLlN, of Maine, modified his resolution,
hat the debate should in two hours after the
House should again go into Committee, etc.
The vote was taken by tellers, and the previous
question seconded-ayes 81, nays 60.
The question was stated-Shall thu main question
on the resolution, be now put when
Mr.. DOUGLASS inquired whether il would be in
order TO move call of the House
The SPEAKER replied, that il would not-the
demand Tor the previous question having been Sc
conded
MIR. JONES, of Tennessee, moved that the House
adjourn.
The yeas and nays were taken on this motion, but
II did not preyail-yess Is, nays ISL.
The main question was ordered to be now put
yeas 80, nays II.
Mr.. ROBERTS moved to lay the resolution on
the table but the motion did not preval-yeas IS,
nays 1903
The resolution was then adopted-yeas lO4, hays
To-
Mr. CARY, Of Maine, moved a reconsideration of
the vote just taken, and gave his reasons for the mo
lion. He spoke OF the resolution as gag law, and
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ln) should have introduced II and he took this occa
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quently interrupted questions OF order were raised
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I
{ ,Eo. w. HUMPHREYS, Surgeon Dentist, has
removed near 10th street, Pennsy lyania avenue,
over Mrs Blhler's, and next door To Parkers fancy
store where he be found at all hours OF the day
lie invites the citizens of the District and those
VINO may visit u, 10 carefully examine the proofs OF
bis most decidedly improved mode Of extracting teeth
Much may and can he said both ia reference TO the
ease and safety OF this plan. After practice Of some
two or three years 10 this city, be refers with conf.
deDcs TO the gentlemen named below
lite also oilers his services in every branch of bis
profession Having bad the very best advantages in
his studies, together with many years Of extensive
practice in the South, he proposes on the most in
proved aud approved mode to attend faithfully To all
the duties Of bis profession. The nagement Of
children will be specially attended to-
lie promises, furthermore, that his fees shall be
moderate, and in all res eets suitable 10 the times
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This instrument designed relieve dyspepsia weakness
and pain IN sides OF gonees IN he stomach
-pstiOn and piles lungs gh ana splitting Of blood
palpaiiOn Of the heart. Of the hips and limbs
dropping Of the body with curvature Of the spine and
largemeni OF shoulder particularly children and young
ladies' also female debility ard weakness Of voice seam
Clerks Students and others who keep the bent
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City and Country Physicians and Druggists invited 90
call and may be supplied by applying al The above address
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Markets.. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

FRIDAY, July -
ShEs-ln Pearls the market Is duller and sales 90
y ~ oois have been made at ~ GOT. few bills have
Sso sken at l2! For Pots the demand is fair and
se' 90 bbls have been made at - -s which is the pre-
'oes rate i'N
eVlTON-There has been good enquiry today ard
e'cerng the small stock sale the transactions have
20 20 irge. About $500 bales have changed hands al
prices mostly for shipment 10 France and 10 spin.
m On speculation We hear Of but hlte done today.
necuo,e--
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NEW ANp SPLENDID GOODS -

TIE NV iOhh IN'H INLVNINU tsTNb'
a LtsHNfNT. i35 Broadway, tire. doors below 10
trinkin House The subscribers fsriving dire,
tie European Markets. . siss and most fssihonabs
t. Of SPRING GOODS, adapted for ncnilrnrn's Ger,
yhchfh are prepared 70 ufnish lsir customer. and
a. public with their Sprung bsrmcni- AT very moderate
rfes oar socs Of Fancy Goods very rch being select
a g our agents h. Par, and lonion markets for ca.k
ef,1y ninhng OTTER he richest and most desirable
al every article belonging la s"ncman- " Ard.
AT such prices A. vii convince Tie most s'eiues uns
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iiht Al unparsis I'D LOW PRlt tS-not sNng psfors
hr de- uece--ay afach. to the credit bu.
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symp-This celebrated remedy for the cure Of oousunp
non colds coughs diseases OF the lungs liver complaint ard
dyspepsia De had usual a. the old established oc
o. t proprietor No. -. Courtsndsreei, one door oo"
me corner of Greenvicl-street
ease bear N mind that No ~! Courilandtsireei ! the
vN pace IN the city OF New York where The genuine ne
'leihe can be obtained iy.4u 7. : BEEhMAN.
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IT. ample resources % his Company. and their caution m
scattering risks well understood n fs community and
hey not only prepared promptly 20 pay heir os-e- by
e IRE hut offer alum ant security 20 their custom
ers for The future JOHN NILSSON, Jr Agent IS - l0fs
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WA\TED-ro employ an intelligent man 20 travel n
w year TWO through the Union in genemany business
One who furnish 500 towards outfit shall have = day
and all expenses The mode Of travel vii be- hy ro al and
steamboat generally. Address adams A. this Office d.
\IANTED-Ah active. intelligent young Man Do or ia
w years of age-0ne who can come well recommended
for integrity. and residing with parents.
iy26 80 LEARN a co and i-ior House
NANTED.-A boy - or ID year, Of aye 20 learn fhe
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SANDS Co. Z73 Broadway. cor Chambers a. IVA 3ts
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VI fed fo teach Music French and Drawing She musi
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To such one pleasant and comfortable home and iirr
al compensation viii be afforded. Apply % q Whitehall
street NlJ lWlr'
Ny IMPORTATION relating 10 EdwardB Graves.
n formerly of London who len his house th- city
saturday afternoon, l9in instant would be- thankfully re-
ceivc1 hy hs distressed family, al No Oh Naierree ~
AZ No. - Join-stree, mp STAIRS. iy-t Do
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devoted TO ODD FELLOWSHIP and Popular
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CONTENTS OF 40 y. VOL II. FOR JULY 26
secret >orle,.esan Interesting article hv fhe Editor
Also Lectures or odd Fel.oH-f'r- Eiror.r
- speech OF Archibald Alison. Eco the celebrates. II SO
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the. Tie sister Angels; Caroline lv Bon Gaulter tn.
We come Back Thu Perl'euf, from Tire German Of GRIM
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NT>TAL .VRCERN.-J sMIrH DODGE. ~ 4

MENTAL ~ kt. iSN - @Mti n bpurft No y
DBoldsirt~t New Nork late ~ fns trn OF rods Pa
mee oi New lOr6 AMI Washington Ce-, ra-rec'uiy te-
ief- ms profess oual his friends and the public.
and invites all who require 'he advice and skin Of ihe expo
aeneei aud practical DENTIST to call on ulw, learn i-
und his claims O pupc conf ieucr and pn'rOnag
lie would parfcu try call attention io his Patent meth BEL
lf fastening artificial teeth ~ hcu gold plate wi o.
-u-srd hy himself alone n the city uf New York The mu-i
prominent advantages of This mode Oi fastening DE
follow Inl.-l u saves tie PAIN always attendant upon
tc removal Of he of ihe front teeth. amt mahss
those roots highly useful boz fastening he artificial ieei.
n gives ilf teeth greater u1nness, rendering them
always much les ff0uoesome, ur much more useful 49,
nee may ho. lu the process uf mt-rcalun Thar
be- common mode D f renders DO easy fO remove
iui fep.fce lf teeth which, together with the pecu
,impciyOf the fa-feaug- enables he weafer io Aee
ftu always clean The great uprufen' M secured hY M
uisnf bat fD he order O Do understood HI0
0l of OF tnr ll- -ncu Dentists fhe
ry and j. universally commended by those WIN hive aHa
ri fhen.r. yes tits Advantage.
Hereafter j. Ssi rH Donor Will devote h. entire attention
nee wi attend to business his own account n Nnshlg
Oil Mr.. Dud teg- eafc 0 call attention O ihe follow In4
recommendation from Hon Slf- Wr-hf .se Of the L. =.
senate, and noN Governor of DE STATE oi Ne" foin.
WA.HtNGToN, u. e. Feb ID, l3i.
Dr. f. Smith Dodge. upon bis arrival ia Washington io
lrel Office surgeon Den ~ presented p r'irr
friends ln Newly DIRK oi hr glc-i l,cHn
1 and standing, containing he strongest and most aNora-
r. ~. fimo1as both 90 the excellence oi his private
character and bis superior professional publications Thee
.I-inc evidences ot fc mao and inc DrnNs induce
fO engage ne professional services Oi Dr. Dodge
.or my family anil my wife ahi myself are nov abe
frm personal experience To- Hdi equally fForab O.
testimony los f,gora- gentleman AMI -s ma Dentist
This testimony thus gwen hy well 100 obedience iu
fle cafon- at re- pecsbe and worthy friends
View YORK. who have Jr many year, experienced ie -hi
convictions Of bis personal and professional merit
sILAS WRIGHT
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RLACKWOOD FOR IULY

II THIS DAY PUBLI>HED--An excellent number and
l the gnuin- ~ new volume. The London Quarterly
for June, and the Foreign Quarterly for July, received
and Will be- publ shed week Pnce OF Tire four Reyiew-
iud Lakewood -lO pr wear. Lakewood alone - A
pnce- they cheaper Than the boosted cheap
rcuon- from them which haw ked about the streets
shilling a number l.. SCOTT CO. Publishers.
lil EulfDu Street
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Summer fdsblcne.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
AiENS. BOY AND CHiLDRkNS tLOrHiNu-
vi GEORGE T. GREEN. no Claihan--if.et. corner of
frar-Mll keep constantly 90 hand RI Ill and COM.
pLErE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS BOYS and CliiL.
DRENS CLOTHING. OF all descriptions, made In us
fO,r fAsoN,hLk srpLs, io which he Would most respect
Jail. Iuvlt. the attention Of thos. IN A. h. has made
rnseuns Cloths. tasssSres. issfisgs Sc. ~
wy par Acf sni has secured the services Of experienced
Cutters be- pledges himself Ia give perfect Satisfaction Ia ell
may purchase.
pvtfr ordsf re sAoIts,f asf,s ssl
f'fit sfffof psHft.aifs n&i isn
=, Mtiik GOODS tor b-utrucu- w.ar.-N g has
- sui hand large assortment of ,a.onah" goods.
nr ing cloths of particularly rst shrc- Tor Dress and
fI.ck Coats. Drllug. Nankreu, aud single mr Cast.
.ifI.. Cor Psnuoou- dhally AID Marsrcs Neslng- Va
raf variety which vii bee made zap io order deduction
un usual moderate prices, n view of tie advanced
'aff of the
WIN T. JENNINGS 4 co, Diapers and Tslon.
Hrn4iHHK American Hotel
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faction inform their customers and the public that vii
require 10 per OF their capital stock 10 pay
claims fr losses By The recent sad conAagraron IN tbs ciy
The Office of the Company, No 81 Wallsiree', i open
for Insurance as hereto ore.
R. A. READING, President
D. T. curry. Secretary. ir2i 1yis-
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tHTrs-f hNFhiisN uthtl~ beg cave Oh
press fo ne re- Department sincere thanks their -frrr
Gus and effective efforts protecting her rron@rrv ,
81 The IRE on morning Of 18Th int To Frrn-
Co No - members ~ Engine Co No and Hose Co No
a. they under particular OBJ gallons 80 Ia HD-. a.
NJ %. Engine Coz Nos 81 AMI 49, and Brooklyn Co. No.
} and g. W., ,i.-
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MASONIC CHART

lust PUBLISHED. me aitA and improved eiiuon of
j ~Tbe Trle Masonic Chart" or Her0syphc Monitor
,h Al fb Fbfu- duly arranged, agrerab.y 10 lhe Lee
ures Bv K " Jeremy L Gross. o. l. win n story
Ia 49, T.-0erV HUNTINGTON SAVAGE.
i,yl 2l1 Pear.--t.
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Insurance continues 20 make Insurance against loss and
damage by Fire heretofore heir Office No. = Wal
si~ei where al claims them for Joss by The
tre M be promptly al listed o. X. JONES, President
d. INDFRHILL, Secretary. OPP W. lwls
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E'HE subscriber wishes 10 make known ~ the public N
much Of the biscuit and crackers Inch are sold m M
fy fhe above names entirely different from esODa
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made al hs Bakery
which have been used by nyacs. particularly those who
suffer Indigestion for more than eny years ~ 10,
pest results, while the imitation, which be- made iof
prc- though perhaps good for person In health arr
wholly unit the sick The above Biscuir and CRAksss
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