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THE UNION.
City OF wAsHIN TON
TURJDAY NIGHT, APRIL 81, 1886.
CONGRESSIONAL.

la the Senate. to-day, a message was received
from the House of Representatives, announcing
that the latter body inssted" upon Its amendments
to the JOINT resolution of "notce," as amended by
the Senate, and that it had appointed IA committee
Of conference"
On motion Of Mr.. Allen, after brief discussion
to the order in such cases. the Senate proceeded
to vote on the question of recsding from its disa-
greement to the House amendments; and by vote
Of 81 TO 20, the Senate resolved not to recede.
A committee of conference was then chosen by
ballot. Messrs. Benien, Haywood, and Corwin
were chosen; and Immediately afterwards the SEN
ate went into executive session.
In the House, committee of conference was APP
pointed the disagreeing votes of the two houses
the joint resolution of notice. The bill to regu-
late trade and intercourse with the Oregon Indians
was acted upon in committee, and reported to the
House with certain amendments; and It's further
consideration was postponed until the second Mon
day in May.
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there was a provision authorizing the President TO
appoint superintendent and Indian agents There
was no certainty that that bill would pass INTO law
He would suggest that action on tins Dill be pest
poned, until the Senate should act on that bill.
Every purpose would be effected by giving the
President the power to appoint these officers. II
was triaing with the legislative power to pile bill
upon bill for the same objects.
Mr. JACOB THOMPSON said the reason why
he pressed bill was, that there was great obec-
ton to it in either House; whereas in the bill sent
to the Senate the other day there were many pro-
visions which would be contested. IL was impera-
tive on Congress 10 make some provision in rela-
ton TO this subject He did not believe himself
that the bill sent TO the Senate on Saturday would
pass that body
A conversation followed upon several points of
ORDER after which tho question was taken on the
motion Of Mr. l. E. HOLMES, and decided in the
negatiye-64 to a.
On motion of Mr. HAMLIN, the committe rose,
and the bill was reported to the House with sundry
amendments.
lMr. KENNEDY, from the Committee on En-.
rolled Bills, made report
The question now being on cOncurrlng IN the
amendments, and on ordering the bill TO third
reading,
Mr. JACOB THOMPSON, remarking that it
seemed to be the desire Of great many members
that the bill should be postponed, moved that its
Monday in May, and that the amendments be
printed.
The motion having been agreed to, the further
consideration Of the bill was accordingly postponed
THE NOTICE.
Whilst the House was in committee, the Speaker
resumed the chair, informally, to receive message
from the Senate, by A. Dckins esq, secretary, n-
forming the House that the Senate had agreed to the
conference asked by the House Of Representatives
al. Al H.
amendment Of the House TO the amendments Of the
Senate to the joint resolution of the House Of Rep
resentatves, entitled 'join resolution Of notice TO
Great Britain to annu and abrogate the convention
between Great Britain and the United States of the
9Th of August, 1927, relative to the country on the
northwest coast of America, west Of the Stony
mountains commonly called Oregon" and had APP
pointed Mr.. BERRIEs, Mr.. CoRwM, and Mr.. HAY
WOOD managers at said conference on their part
And the House adjourned.
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To the Editor of the Union:
ONE WHO KNOWS.

SIR Not word of what is attributed by your re-
porter to me- in yesterdays debate, on printing the
Patent Office report was said by me; and all that
did say has been omitted learn that what is said
at my desk cannot be heard in the reporters gallery
seldom have spoken, and have no ambition to be
reported-but | will thank them not to make a
speech for me. am very proud Of the farmers and
farms Of my State, and L am mortified ct being made
to say that "the wonderful improvements in agricul
ture in Pennsylvania have resulted from the Patent
Office" did not say so. They are the result OF
the combined industry and intelligence Of the men
who hold their own pows and drive their own
horses-who labor by day and read at night
Very respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON.
April 81, 1916.
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ENNGLIsH BOOKs.--Commercial s,a,stj

LNNGLISH BOOKS Commercial Statistics,
IL a digest of the productive resources, com
mercial legislation, customs, tariffs, navigation,
port and quarantine laws and charges, shipping,
imports, and exports, and the moneys, weights,
and measures of all nations, including all British
commercial treaties with foreign States; by John
Macgregor secretary of board Of trade vols royal
Svo
The Orchard and Fruit Garden, with plates,) by
c. Mcintosh c. F. c. III. s.
The Greenhouse, with pates) by c. Mcintosh,
G. F. c. H. s.
Just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Next corner Al st. and Penn. av.
April 81
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n5ATTENTION IA meeting of the mem
bers of the United Rife Corps, will be held at the
United States Journal Office, at the corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, on Wednesday
evening" the Odd instant at o'clock. A full meet
ing earnestly requested and it is confidently hoped
that this effort to form association of gentlemen,
upon the combined principle of patriotism and be-
nevolence will find in the bosom Of this community
the jealous and cordial corporation which it so
well merits.
At the present time, when our distant horizon,
hitherto so calm and bright is darkened by clouds,
which threaten to disturb peace it is surely un-
necessary to present to the citizens of Washington
any other inducemen to unite in an association for
efficient defence of the rights, interests and hon
or Of our country, than that which springs sPon-
taneously from every patriotic bosom. April II
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We hope we shall be able to announce, to-rnor-
row evening, the final and fortunate decision Of the
question of notice. To-day the two houses deter
mined to appoint committee of conference. The
Speaker Of the House appointed, its part, Messrs
Charles J. Ingersol, of Pennsylvania, Owen, of In
diana, and billiard, OF Alabama. The Senate Sc
lected by ballot Messrs. Berriep, of Georgia, Cor
win, of Ohio, and Haywood, Of North Carolina.
The late session of the Senate to-day interfered with
the meeting Of the committee Of conference. They
to have come together this evening, ats o'clock,
for the first time We can scarcely permit our
selves to doubt Of favorable report being agreed
on. ....r.... ......r fro
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The opening routine Of fine amphitheatrical acts,
scenes and gymnasia, selected from those which
have especially been approved and applauded by the
audiences of the Park Theatre, New York, and the
elite and fashionable portion of the public of Pha.
delphia.
THE CIRCUS ARENA
will be erected within new waterproof pavilion,
after the Persian STYLE richly and tasefuly decora.
ted The circular seats will be covered with hand
some furniture, and capable Of containing three
thousand spectators, as this gorgeous Eastern
marquee will cover no less than twenty thousand
feet ofground.
The price of admission will be % cents.
Is- Tickets to be had at the door of the pavilion.
The greatest order will be established by the most
efficient means, and the advertised hour Of perform.
ance can be punctually relied on.
Doors opened at quarter past O'Clock; perform
ance to commence at quarter before 8.
Riding master MIR II. Nichols.
Clown TO the scenes and acts,
by the celebrated JOHN MhT,
Equestrian manager Mr.. J,J NATHANs'
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A CARD.

THE undersigned respectfully but most
Il earnestly requests all persons indebted to him
prior 70 1886 to call at his store and settle the same
on or before the lat Of next month, (May,) as he
will be constrained with great reuctance 10 place all
debts without distinction then outstanding in the
hands of an officer for collection, prompt settle
ment Of them being indispensable.
April 2l--d2w VIM. FISCHER,
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Nv A. Green, Auctioneer.

~
A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF groceries, store
n fixtures, horse and dray, at auction.
On Friday the Gath instant shall SELL at the store
recently occupied by Messrs. Lewis & Holland, on
Pennsylvania avenue, the corner Of 9Th street,
at 10 o'clock, a. M, by order of the assignees for
the benefit Of the creditors, all the groceries, store
fixtures, &c, which are Of good quality. We
enumerate in part
Tea, coffee, brown, loaf lump, crushed, aud pow
dered sugars
Molssses, -four, bacon, lard
Chocolate, mustard, starch, soap
Sperm, mould, and dipped candles
Butter, oil, cheese, salt, pepper, rsisns, citron
A large lot best quality cigars, tobacco, &c.
Terms at sale, -L-..4.. ..r........
DAVID STEWART & SON,
.a,. -..t d. Assignees.
... r A. GREEN,
Auc,ionser.
April 1916,
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NEW PAVILION ARENA,
Under the management of

Mes.rs. WEIGH, MANN, & DELAvAN,
Proprietors of the National Circus and Splendid
Theatre, Philadelphia, who will have the honor of
introducing their popular and really talented COM
pany of equestrians, dancers, gymniasts, Volti-
geurs, scene and act RIDERS to the discerning pub
lie Of Washington,
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, April 90,
For performing one week only, as the troupe are
particularly engaged to revisit Philadelphia on the
following week, April 81, 1886.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
FLOWERS, at aucti

FLOWERS, FLOWERS, at auction
IL On Thursday, the 23d instant, shall sell at
my auction room, Concert Hall, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Browns hotel, at halfpast o'clock, p.
m, the most beautiful variety of flowers ever ex.
hibited in Washington, from the celebrated garden
of Robert Halliday, Baltimore. We mention, in
part
A fine collection Of new moss roses.
A fine collection OF new Remontain's roses.
A fine collection Of perpetual roses.
fine collection of Bourbon roses.
A fine collection Of norsette, ever blooming, climb
ing and pillar roses.
A large collection of tea roses.
Also, cameas, japoncas, geranums, azelas,
and cactus; together with other varieties Of hot and
green house plants.
The ladies and gentlemen of the District are par
cularly invited to attend the sale, as shall prepare
the room expressly for their accommodation.
Please be punctual to the time, as have long
road to travel.
...-.-a......- A. GREEN,
April 21-3t Auctioneer.
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Major Andrew Donelson and family arrived in
this city on Sunday evening. He is on his way to
Berlin, Prussia, to which he has been recently ap-
pointed minister, and leaves Washington in about
eight DAVIS
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Washington correspondent Of New York
paper repeats the story that Mr. Slidel was lately
here ineog, in this city, since his return from Mex
leo. This il q mistake.
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MARRIED,

At Frederick, Maryland, on the l4th inst, by the
Rev. J. Peterkin, JAMES NJ. RAMSEY, Of
Georgetown, ID. c., to MARY ELEANOR ADDI-
SON, eldest daughter Of Or. WIZ. TYLER.
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April 21--3t

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS at auc-
~ tiOn.-on Thursday afternoon, the 23d in
slant, at S! o'clock, will SELL in front of my store,
a very large and splendid assortment of carriages,
VIZ
Bugges with and without tops
Rocaways for two and four persons
Close square carriages for four and six persons
Doctors phaetons and barouches
| very splendid "Clarence" carriage
| very superior close coach
With several secondhand carriages, single and
double harness
VIM. MARSHALL,
April 20-3t Auctioneer.
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frankly with the House, and all the objections
which had been urged to this BILL applied with equal
force to laws which had been long in existence,
He did not insist upon the domestic animals as
necessary presents to the Indian tribes but the pres
ents Of implements of husbandry, goods, &C.
were absolutely necessary, if we would cultivate
peace and friendship with the Oregon Indians.
Whatever side the Indians should take in the Ore
gon dispute, would be successful. They would de-
eide the contest in Oregon, and it was therefore
necessary for us to have their friendship 1t was
idle to suppose that the Indians would not be ar
rayed against the American title and cause in any
contest They were now in the pay of the Hud-
son Bay Company, who had the control over
them They were in number about $4,000, and
their friendship would be of more ad vantage to us
than army Of 1000 men in the territory. The
committee therefore wished to appropriate $4,000
for the purpose Of cultvatng the friendship Of these
Indians They were of the opinion that the sum of
$1,000 now allowed by law would be wanted for
use on this side of the mountains. As to the ra-
tons, what would bethe Of rations, unless the
Indians should come to see them' And if they came
they must be fed. The Hudson Bay Company
spent thousands on these objects.
In the present state Of our foreign relations, and
considering the action of Congress in regard to
oregon, and considering, too, that the Indians have
the power to decide the contest, should this House
now higgle for few dimes
Mr. I. Z. HOLMES modified his motion. 40 AZ
to move to lay the bill aside, to be reported to the
House, with the recommendation that the bill do not
pass.
Mr.. GRAHAM said the bill was Objectionable
in many respects, though it's general objects were
good; and he gave notice that should the bill be re-
ported to the House, he would move to reconmit II
to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Mr.. BRODHEAD moved that the bill be laid
aside, to be reported to the House.
This motion, after much conversation on n mint
OF order, was rejected.
The question REQUIRED on the motion Of MIR. l. e.
HOLMES
Mr. MCKAY he'd one word to say. In the an.
nual message Of the President he asked authority
70 act IN relation TO Indian affairs west Of the
nocsy mountains, having now no authority except
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plant " hich sr,et hfsncs and cdicod. 81 hich NAV
not be podVr ~ h,y1s e~xrsNs,cd ~ Abe prcrrc ~
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an emincnt phf~ieisf,. "of thsr rrocacinr 81. Nfts
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the digestive orcaus" AreiB ne saws. s1 cs 81
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spesy ecncrsiion" Dr. Cte-ory observe "a csnroi
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which csgsiiy leaAs 10 TIE rrodaetiuu
Dr. Wood rcsrsrks s.eTeis vrt efeo,spscr arus
In the tnede % treating This complain fHorrfsl
The largest Worms unique fioliely found re
aacniiy IN yoO,r people or " wr1'is pots
NC hhsss ard dispcgiic habiis asd hence
ton should 90 iRsrorse the Cce sHs and thC
Stomach ksd intestine particuiarit."
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tine; aud u ~ universally scknowicEtd hv az who havs
tried a. 10 Ne either fodctuc
pioycd ~ dlses-e Tor which a v recommended n me-
ony destroys Worms sud igOfa'Cs Tie whole
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drsn especially thoec in lEd hclith. TIE uueii
fornssthe lsd OF nest in which Worms produce tlei
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PATENTLARD LAMFa.

OMAR LIGHI MD N|NE OT N.
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si0p " icks I'll for sale a; Ma lsp Main ~iire vs. beef
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t1.r ni ESQ .rUrrr pr Ciirtel S,ioay cus'ct 's
p 'iti tiiih, Nhetrf. Va James GRAY brtse. ori
OF Race q o.. Nanusvic. 90 4 ID bTuvu u
ff...uie, Nr. q Wallace, Ia Gronss, Go. Gfvis q
if.ras.-IIH D. IfCKEY.
Nrsi A.tsa4iacr, cEO. WILSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

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every clsc with unfassiiod surrees
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lo'- "i he 1--we. Stomach a.a trsfcius Cfsnds.
lH tfr. generous community .forsI ..fs.f Irr and
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