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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-18
New Fall and Winter
GOODS.
I'll. S. KELLY.
E r CHA Mt TAIL r


MARKEr-srREET, WILMINGTON, N. c.,
HAS recentlv returned from the city of New
York. with large and well selected stock ofGcods
in his line, to wit: Super super West OF England.
French, German, and American CLUTHS and
CASSTMERES. VESTINGS. &C.. all of the ID
test inportations. embracing every variety of shade
and color, which are most IN favor; all Of which
will be made to order IN manner and style that
cannot be surpassed in this or any other city In
the Union. Having spent the last two or three
months in the Northern cities, and acquired tho
rough knowledge of all the latest styles of gen.
tlemen's garments, aud procured some of the best
city wnrkmen to assist me in trying to perfect the
art and science of my profession. together with my
koya experience, feel confident in assuring the
citizens sof Wilmington. as well as the surrounding
county, that nil who favor me with call shall
not go AWAY dissa isfed regards CHEAP
GOODS or a PERFECT FIT.
solicit thS attention IF the citizens generally to
my fancy goo&s Of the ost desirable styles, con.
si>tng in part lof rich fancy SeaTfs and Cravats.
plain and bIacA; plain and sramed silk and satin
Stn,ks; seIf-ad Nlsting rich fancy Cravai Ties !.
Shirts. Bosonis and olIars of every style and
quality; silk cold woollrn. merno and buck
skin Under GarrnS ents fall and winter Gloves Of
all kinds; >uspeAders Handkerchief. Dressing
Gowns Hosiery, S;ravat stlffeners; Umbrellas, &c
&c. All which wi he sOLn CHEAP.
In addition to thet above will be found large
and general assortm5 ent of R E A D. M A ID E
CLtrrHING. wh1kh consists in part IF Dress
and Fsock Goats Pant Vests. Over Coats. Cloaks,
&c. &c. Having made ss-rangrments with one Of
the largest Wholesale CloffNing stores in New
York. such terms that wftepable me to sell
much cheaper than any one only man1S featuring 8
few articles under his own eyes.
N B-My friends and customers will bear m
mind that hereafter | shall adopt new system.
For cash there will he discount Of ten per cent.
II would he we'll for cash customers 10 make it
known. in future shall make great difference
between cash and credit. lOctober 80 1916.
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"He lsa bad citizen" said Napo con, who
undermines the religion of his country. All
may not be substantially good but certain it is,
that all come in aid of the government power,
and are essential to the bases of morality. In
the absence Of religion, can discover no in
ducement to be virtuous. desire to live an
lie in mine; nothing is more painful to me
than the hideous spectacle of an old man dy
ing like a dog
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BIacksmithiDg.

's>HE undersigned respectfully informs the ei-
tizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country, that he is prepared to do Mill work
Steamboat work, ship work. and edged tools Of
all descriptions: and likewise Horse Shoeing and
Coach work, done in neaiest style: and bills
made out accorcing to times, for cash viii ne
found at the shop Formerly occupied by james
Leonard, on Water street, AM. ]. PERRY.
Wilmington, June &c, 1916. 4l-n
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NaDrm~MW--.

ENHE undersigned havil,gheen appointed at the
~ last term of the County ourt, an Inspector
Of Naval Storrs. respectfully sociis share Of the
public patronage. He feels truly grateful to his
old customers, friends. and the public in general,
tor past favors, and trusts by close attention to bu
slness tn merit a continuance OF the same.
JESSE BOWDEN.
MIS-. 1916 26.iy
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NAM9Y GOODS

Also, Hair Dresses for Ladies Gid and Steel
Chains for Watches and SC ssors silk Money
Purses. new s,>le; Beads of every description.
Coral. Salin, and Glass. also, Steel Beads, at 10
cents per bunch N ckIaces &c. &c.
He invites the public to examine his stock be-
fore buying elsewhere. as he is conf ent he can
sell cheaper gouds than any other house in the
place. JACOB KRAUS.
October 8, 1916 4n
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NOTICE..

T1ONSIGNEES and owners of Goods, coming
W bv any of the Packets consigned to my ad-
dress. are hereby notified tn 1t they must attend to
receiving them on their arrival, ami during the
time the vessrIs are .iischa-ging, a. will not be
responsible for any good after being landed.
GEORGE w DAVIS
r October Is, 1916
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VIEW STORE.
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
NJ a. "A -HH~

IN He subscriber having taken the store on the
~ South side of Market street, a few doors East
of Front street. formerly occupied by Mr.. Charles
Mafechal, begs leave to inform the public that he
has received, and ls now opening, very large as
soriment of
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Scene an Post Ofice.-(Alterel but not
originall "Mr Post Office man, want to
pay the Postage on this letter.
'Single or double, Miss"
Double sir, with a courtesy) ras mar
ried last 1reek''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-18
LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN THE
4 M p HIN 4. l. 4 M p

ID MURPHY & Co. Manufacturers, phiia-
MDs delphia. respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens of WiIming'n" and Of the tate, to
their improvement in tn amphine Lamp. which
warrants Them in saying Il Tor half the mensy.
they will give double thu ight of anv oil or Lard
Lamp yet invented. Tt IL amps are especially
worthy the attention of Trustees of lunches Halls
and of Public Buildings in general that require to
be well it They manufacture every variety of
Lamp. and have some of beautiful work manship
for the Centre Table, varying in price from 81 so
to Sc.
Specimens may he seen by calling al the Count
ing House of Mr.. HENRr NuTT.
Wilmington. April IL 1916. t3l-I2m
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JUST RECEIVED PER NcHR. R. W. BgaWV,
A Few more Of those bad k,oking R.aZORS
"A Also.
40 B ,grs Rio and Taguyra Coffee;
10 Casks super. Cheese;
10 Bnyes do. d.;
10 do. Sperm and TaIIow Candles;
10 do. No. and Extra Soap.
.fLSO. Nv STURE,
1000 Bnshel best AlDm Salt.
STDl21 HALL e. ARMSTRONG.
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CTIEA p


Among which may be found Cacoes from 81 to
1913 cents per yard; Mu>lins, 81 TO 10 cents. Of
very excellent quality Ginghams, from 81 to Is
cents per yard, superior article; Mouslin De
LANES of all qualities Rep Cashmeses. in pieces;
Rep Cashmere kobes, Alpacas; a very large as
sortment of Trimmings. cheapest ever offered for
sale in this market; l.aces and Edgings, from /
TO Is cents; onnet. Zap. and plain Ribbons, OF
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Received Backus, Auctioneer,
w Stone, Cashier, Dividend on Stock
in Bank of Cape Fear,
Received Gov Morehead, President er o1icio Of the
Literary Board. as principal on loans, e
Received Gov Morehead, President &c 0tieto OF the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-18

Having LONG ExPERIEHCE in the above husi
ness he flaters himself that he will he abb. to
render full satisfaction to those who may be dis
posed 10 paironize him.
1t is his intention to keep M BOOKS hut 10
adopt the Cash SYSTEM. bv which means he
will be able to furnish articles MUCH CHEAPER than
they have heretofore been bought in this market.
UThepairing of all kinds done at The shortest
notice. JOHN ]. CUNOLEY.
July 81, 1916 46-ly
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Literary Board on $500 of rail
road bonds now held by that
board and due lst January, 1847,
and interest on say 100000 of
bonds and notes of individuals
proposed to be borrowed from the
same,
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Wilmington, Oci. 81, lS46. Tiff

THE Subscriber would express his gratitude
10 his Friends and Customers. for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended towards HIM in
Wilmington. The same business will hereafter
he conducted under the name and firm of MY
ERS & BARNUM. at the old stand.
q MYERS
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bonds and notes of individuals -
proposed to be borrowed from the
same, 1920 90
Making an aggregate of $286,860 90
From present sources and rates
OF Revenue from Taxes for two
years, $4,000 90
Estimate of profits of Raleigh
and Grston Railroad company,
$4,000 per annum, $4,000 90
Raj roal bonds belonging to
the Literary Board and due the 1st
January, 1847, which it is propo-
sed to borrow, $500 90
Bonds and notes of individuals
to be taken on loan, say, 10000 90
1864, 800 90
Making low estimate of the increase of
Revenue from a new assessment of lands, and
fairer listing of polls, and an increased income
from new objects of taxation, it is supposed
that there can be readily raised a sufficient a.
mount to meet the balance between the above
| sum of 1886, 500, and 1864 500 of means.
BY virtue of authority given by the last
Legislature to borrow money to meet the la
bilities of the State, the Public Treasurer, (my
predecessorl in January, 1845, borrowed OF
the Bank OF Cape Fear, $4,000, the interest
on which has been paid semi annually That
institution, by its Charter, is bound to loan
the State, upon notice of three months, any
amount not exceeding $15O,OUO 1t is with
the Legislature to say, whether steps shall be
taken to pay off this debt. If they should de-
| termine to pay part or the whole, then ldi-
onal means must be provided for that pur-
pose.
The attention Of the Legislature, through
| their committee OF Finance, is respectfully in
viteI to the manner in which the accounts for
the sale of the Cherokee Lands are keptin the
Treasurers and Comptroler's Offices.
That portion of the Public Revenue, accoun-
ted for by the Sherifs, has been as usual, in
every instance, paid into the Public Treasury
within the period prescribed by law.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES L. HINTON.
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CA go HHe
&c. &c. &c, &c,

all of which will be warranted Of good manufac
ture and materials, and will he sold low for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-18
I'D LARK CHECKS A neat Article, fos
ND sale the JOURNAL OFFICE.
WINDOW SlSHES--BLIsDs and DOORS.

THVHE subscriber is agent for one Of the hes.
- manufactures at the North. and will receive
orders FIR the above named articles. which will be
boxed up and delivered on board ofvessels in New
York. at the LOWEST PRICES. and at short
notice. Persons about TO contract for buildings,
will find it to their interest to call and examine
prices before sepdiEd their orders abroad.
GUY &. HOrCHKlSS.
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Front Street, Wilmington, n. C.

NVH E subscriber takes this method OF informing
s. his friends and the public generally, that be
has taken the store formerly occupied by Porter &
BIakes &c. and immediately opposite the Chronicle
Office. W ere he IS now opening complete as
sOrtmeni of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks Martin
gales, ValiSes, Carpet and >addle Bags,
Collars. Whips. Spurs, Bits,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-18

.ROCKERY and Glass Ware fas sale low By
. . RI STANTON & CO.
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and Boys, Cans

OF every style and quality. from l2I cents to ST.
SD the largest assortment ever offered in this mar
ket. and at astonishing low prices. A beautiful
article of Infants Cloth and SIR Kelcet Caps,
to which We particularly cali the attention OF
those wSrting Caps for children. Ia fact, every
article in our line we have rich and full as
sortment. to whhh we respectfully cali the atten-
ton of the Public, and warrant gen,eel fit. and
at Prices to suit the times.
MYERS 4 BARNIJN
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he expenditures from the Public Fund for the
the 3lst Oct 1914 to the st of November 1885, consists of
lowing items
lance due Pubhc treasurer, 1s Nov, 1914, $7O954 81
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10000 90
2l,8l0 90
20.9l0 90
10000 90
20,91G 90
200i0 90
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$79,1l3 48
will be necessary take your consideration the demands on
the Treasury and above the ordinary e1
an to provide of meeting them These demands
All arise from liabilities the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company
and NAV be stated follows The State endorsed for the company
one tme bonds the amount ami anothef
more 5000 ued AMI therefore lha
sim is to be substraced the States liabilities wo
of each also paid heretofore the latter class OF
so as the due on them to ana mere
fore the total value AS uncertain what DISPOSE
ton the Legislature of the rail oa what recoVerles viii
be from stockholders and subscribers their oo
legations and aid the Treasury may De eAectel
from these Sources important to ascertain the aoIes 10 DC m
before the next of the Legislature and the resources @ ou
command for that purpose. There will fall due
1847.
'd'' iS1 . pdyme 'os' % tue pm 10000 90
. -. nan+bs an S7o7 a0o 2l8l0 90
sI,,, =. s7 =. - so1 oOo 209lO 90
Jsn =. 1b naoa4 If nnc;nal on said honds 10000 90
-, - g 1aonthr - Seo1 noo 2O91G 90
Jnlv Il, g &c lie. 667 aoo 200lO 90
$143,640 90
The ordinary average forthe last 10 years
67 500 ner wear for two wears
Making the whole Liabilities for two years 27s,640 600
Aid interest loans proposed to be ma from the
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E7ooRT OF TnE PUBLnC TREASURER.

TREASURY OFFICE, NOVEMBER 18TH 1876
i have honor herewith to transmit you to be laid be-
entitled An Act concerning the Treasurer OF the State"
have the honor to be, sir, your obeliem servant.
CHARLES L. HINTON.
F srANLY, Speaker ofthe House Of Commons.
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Mis-. 1916
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III W as q. B.4R.s J.V.

III W AN r. R.4ks.s U.N.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, BOnnets, Umbrellas. Walking
Canes, &c. &c.
- RESPECTFULLY call The a,,e,-
ton of the citizens of Wilmington
- and vicinity. to their large and
splendid assortment now receiving al
the old stand ofC. MYERs, North side of Market
street. which we offer at wholesale and retail.
cheaper than ere-.
Gems Beaver, Nutria, Holeskin, and
Silk Hats,
of Beelee & Costar's and I.eary's Fall Fashion
for 1916, splendid article. just received, and
" few more left of the same sort" Please call and
examine them. Also. very large assortment of
Mems. Boys. s. lnf,uts, Cans.
of the latest and most approved patterns. Gents
Frech soft Dress ik Velvet, and Cloth Caps !;
Gents French Guard do: Blue and Black Spring
Band Pal" Alto. Ri ggold, Oregon. Oil silk, Vel
vetepn, Glazed Lawn &c &c
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$4,000 90
$4,000 90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-17

eminent declined 20 accept this friendly
overture, but referred i! TO the do ;ision u
n Mexican Congress, to be assembled in the
early part Of the present month. CON.
muneate to you, herewith, copy Of the
letter OF the Secretary Of State proposing
10 reopen negotiations, Of the answer Of the
Mexican government, aud Of he reply there
10 of tie 5 cretaty Of State.
The war will be prosecuted WITH vigor,
as The best means Of securing peuce. Il IS
hoped that the decision OF the Mexican
Congress, TO which our las, overture has
been referred may resul, IN speedy and
honorable peace. W.dI our experience,
however, OF the unreasonable couise 0f The
Mexican authorities, 1t IS The part Of Wis
dom no, TO relax IN the energy OF our mill
tary opeiations until The result is made
known. In this yIes, It is deemed Impor
tanl 10 hold military possession Of all the
pfoynces which have been taken, uatil q
de6aitiye Treaty OF peace shall have been
concluded and ratified by The tao Countries.
Tie var has not been wased with view
TO conquest bul having been commenced
by Mexico, i, has been carried into The enc.
my's country, aud will he vigorously pose
cuied there, with a view 10 obtain an bon
orable peace, thereby secure ampe inden-
nlty for the exptGses Of Tie var, as ~eil a.
TO our much injured cat zsns, y 10 hold large
pecuhlaiy demand, aga 81 Mexico.
By the laws Of uulious conquered terri
tory is sui ject 10 be governed by he con.
quelor during his military possession, and
auth there 10 euhef irea Of peace, or he
shall voluntarily withdraw from i. The
civil government beng necessarily super
sedei, /, IS the RI III aid duiy Of he cor.
q1etor ~ secure hIs curq I,st, 0nd 70 provide
lor tue maintenance ol evil order AID The
rights Of the irhu bnan's. Tbs rlaht has
beea exercised, aud ih;s ,'u'y prhufmed, by
our military aud nis al com handlers, ~ thc
es'abli,hment Of temporary gayrtumrut. 10
some OF the conquered PROVINCES ~ Ncxt.
co, a.slnllatins them as ilr a. practicable
to the free INSTITUTIONS OF our oau country.
H. The provinces 10 Nm VI ,fca, ana { me
CahornIas little Il any .auher resistance
is appfehended from tie nhsbtsa 10 HE
temporary goyetnM,u'- ~hNh have thus,
fom lie necesslty u lie caee ava accord
lng 10 the laws OF var, b. established ~
| may he proper 10 provide II Tie secure
y oi the Impatient Co quests By liking
az al qu appfcp'ialinuior ne purpose Of
erecting Qualifications uu- lr.tal ~ the eS.
penses necessarily Iuc,Ieui @ The mantle
nance Of our possession aud uu.Aouy over
tAcn.
(COacledti r real
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The House proceeded To the execution
Of the JOINT order, and voted for Attorney
General. Mr.. Whitaker received 81 votes.
Mr. Stanly So, aud Mr.. Moore 7. No gen.
tleman receiving majority Of the whole
number Of votes cast, there was no cleo.
ton.
Mr.. Smith, OF Orange, moved that a
message be sen, to the Senate, proposing
another vote Immediately, for this officer
The question on this motion was decided
IN the negative.
Mr.. Mebanr, Of Orange, then moved
that message be sent to the Senale pro.
posing 10 90 into an election Tomorrow, at
II o'clock, for said officer which was a
greed to.
Mr.. Baxter, of Henderson, presented
Bill concerning the Supreme aud Superior
Courts, and for the more speedy aud certain
administration Of justice therein; which
passed lis first reading aud was ordered to
be printed
\ message was received from the Sen.
ate, concurlng u tie proposition e the
House to 90 INTO an election, Tomorrow at
IL o'clock, fsr Attorney Gcueral.
Mr.. Ellis, from the Comm tic on the
Judiciary, reported uuia,orab'y on the b
Cor The relief ui securities which was laid
On the table.
The Bal u reduce the Tax on Billiard
fables, vas called upon Is second reading;
bat The House atourned before lliing tie
question.
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possessed by Judges Of the Supreme Court,
aud Judges Of the Superior Courts of Law
aud Courts Of Equity shall be styled in
all proceedings in the Supreme Court,
Judges Of the Supreme Court" and in
all proceedings il the Superior Courts,
shall be styled +" ludges Of the Superior
Courts oC Law" or Judges Of the Courts
Of Equity as the case may be and all
Judges hereafter appointed, shall be com.
missloned Judges of the Supreme aud
Superior Courts"
V. IL il further enacted, That this Act
shall 30 into operation and take effect, from
and after the first day of June next.
VI. he Il further enacted, That from
and after til Act shall 20 into operation,
The fourth section Of the Revised Statutes.
entitled {" in Act concerning the Supreme
Couri," and all laws inconsistent with this
Act, Or for which his Act has made anolh.
er provision, aHd also all laws and clauses
d laws, allowing to Judges extra compen.
satlon for holding special terms Of the Su.
perlor Courts, shall be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
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A WINDFALT.

Thomas keat, an lrshman, employed
rs hborlus hand on our ralroad, last
week received intelligence, 10 an authentic
shape, that TIC was the nhcrltor ct an es'
tate IN the Emerald Isle to the amount Of
EI3,O00, or 100000, Alter reading the
letter Thomas picked up his old coat, It IS
said, aud gave 1t sling as far as he could
oif the dock, then calling his fellow conh.
trymen, told them of his good fortune, ond
put them all through " without stopping
to count the cost. lie starts for Ireland,
we learn, this week. bridgeport Farmer.
A notorious counterleiter named Pollock
has been sentenced TO the Alabama pcni'
tertiary for ten years.
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SUPREME AND SUPERIOR COURTS.
4 b,l has beea introduced into he lie.
aish,ure to divide the Safe ia.J u,ue u
dicia C,tcuils, and provides, III addition,
thar the Supreme Count shad hereafter
consist Of all he Judges, as well those Of
The present Supteme Count as Of the Sa.
pctlor Courts. The following is the bIti:
|, Be II enacted In the Geacral Asscn.
biz Of The State If North Cdrpinu, and il
Is hcreby eaac'ef BY The authority Of tic
same, That thc Supreme Court shall here.
after consist of ali the Jud .cs. as well
those Commissioned as Judges o. the Sn.
nfcme Court as those commissioned a.,
Judges Of The Superior Counts Of Law aud
Courts Of Equity: and that the SAID Judg.
es aud their successors IN office, or amy
Eve Of them, shall have power 10 hold lae
said Court, wuh all and every lnrsdlc inn,
power, privilege and authority, now by law
possessed bv the SAID Court or the ludLes
thereof: That the present Judge. OF the 81
perlof Courts shall hereafter receive each
.s,l,,yr,,,,a ,lons,nd two hundred and A..
,'d..i,,r. =, n,id ou,r,o,ly ~ tho r,,,.
,,or ,oI on rho 1,ys sneri;rd IN fine As,
soc,,,n Sc ,,o p,,,sci S,,ote, o,,ul..l
" Salaries and Fec. - and all Judges heI e.
after appointed shalt rccrtye a bike salary !:
Tba, the first vacancy which shall happen
L,, Jo,,h mr. o,hero,sr smopos, tie n[es.
ent L,d,as shah n,t no filed but from
,n5 Nor snch vacancy the uuu.er of
I,Jros shan hr reduced "a n,ne.
II p, - G.rfber ,y,c,,i That the
SIN san l.. ,JrJ ,nto MIN, Judicial
Circui,s.
III Re- i f,r,Ier s.gct,5, That the
S,ncri,, Cnr,s of Law aud Courts o. f..
',",y ", shall he,.,ter he held By All The
i,{,,,, ,a'bn ,,,nrc, ,,llovin,: The Cir.
o on.,s .hou hc cIasscJ rs colIovs; the first,
",' ,', aud 'h;rJ Cirru,rs shall farm fi,st
cEss. tho Gnr,h dGh and sixth Circuits,
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CoNGREss.

This body met on the 9Th instant, quo.
rum being present, both Houses we're or.
gained FOR the despatch Of BUSINESS, ,he
Wee Prc.ldouttDkinl the Cla.r ID tie Sc,
nate, and the Hon john W. DAVIS, Spea-
kcr Of the House Of Representatives, 'ak,
ing the Chair in the House. The Anna.
al Message Of the President Of the United
States was communicat to both Houses
on the 9Th pant Of Which We lay before
our readers.