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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

INHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
To te public, that he has rend b. style hl. eIt.s
"'e esAbshmen and u prepared
IN the most Comfortable To former patrons he re-
rns his sincere and eontinu, Of their
ronafe with an asrranee of renewed
Tor their comfort and convenience in
the beat and his hed choicest iauor
10 bos persons who seeking
The mountains during the SUMNER he would
he has fitted number OF eomodous rooms. for IN.
accommodation Of private famiies
S1 His charges will be moderate.
MICHAEL g. HARTMAN.
W Attached 70 his Hotei large
with eIeehent Oser An running and from
ton stop Al th. Boss and going southwest and
hos1n- utne Al Staunton INV 2I-5m
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GEORGE EARLE, Me. ssl nm. Tailor,
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFIRMARY.
NO. D E.Pratt Street, near the Bridge,
sKIIFUL CHARGE OF
DIR. HARRIS.

UNDER rHE sEfLFUL. CHARGE
DIR. Ill A II RIS,
PRESENTS TO the afflicted the most certain
remedes and efeae particular disease and
chronic affections, 10 be ound in this city the Union.
THIS INSTITUTION,
having foI the many Of IFS establishment Baltimore
under skl and regular offers claim
upon public confidence which aspue The past
eight experience could adduee the grateful iemOuy
CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE,
IN from ~ to Is hours in mild forms and the most aggravated
the part Of his life study
and unfortunate Of ku aid ADVICE with
out eInggcrauon, OF eIiorson in charges
MARK THIS!
Dr. H. has been engaged prae
ies than any other physician in this eiIy.
The great amending praeIee au,sed
by approval OF public by him
remarkable for their speedy and certain eee mild
in hours 1t formerly required days
weeks.
eaen ofDr requires no severe restrictions in Diet OF
functions impaired seksning
are prodaeed by his medicines
abIurcs pernoious compounds Mercury Basam
Turpenunc Harlem OIL and other disgusting MIXTURES
OF the bu, through and purifying vegetable
remedies disease throwing back upon the
constitution cleansing the blood restoring organs
LET THE READER REMEMBER,
these remedies Of close application
tended experience; the genuine offspring OF
acknowledged by untold numbers
from north, south and the lofty
humble roofs Of the vaeya made vocal by
Dr. H. may well congratulate himself upon the bens. aeeruns
from hi. researehe, ana rejoice that he is thus penn tied
healing position more enytabls than the
gnded throne OF earth's proudesi monarch
TAKE IT IN TIME.
Let the unfortunate devoees OF pleasure mind when
affection overakes them that notme so be Otn app
eaon 10 competent pyea AZ they not ohy obtain relief IRON
pain avoid moreauon and eade great constitutional injury but
70 Dc more moderate MS charges than
he eoudjuy be where mPoms have become confirmed the
disease more widely doed The rapid advances OF this truly
rfyns disease ' SUFFICIENT strike bOdess
hoo results arc 700 epue 70 contemplate when liberation and
dseoorng e,oteher with netng pains tcmy to the ubba
~ oeAoy poison Preyng upon MS va then and not u
men 90 many AWase 70 u snse o. sr aangef While We turn
win shuadenng lear rom the bold desoans path Of this
sSowke Vi ehe H nOt DC iofEouen mat ueie are
ohet equal ahg uoogh more so" ana nsidous diseases That
eonunuaD he piueenI now lue does toe Voy OF
~ ~ ns o. ne eea ~ nc n pisparns or RUE
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lI@I1IIll3IR

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF scrofuia MercurIaI Disc ,ses,
ACHALfENGE TO The WORLD.
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
ssdis. men o. In,sao. Of aa,et So'rum. 70 produce
which Performed IN E.-e Daysi .-.1l.
READ IT READ IT,
and charity been
fully furnish this testimonial Of aonhinE performed
by "D, CsL-'s ysxstaSis More
than ycau since attached win obstinate and
frghtfa serofaia which bsmed
-swa'm's Panaeea" Twelve Of sand. sarssraa .rh,
bottle. ar-apaa and Iodine" large quanie. Hydro
Ny mother seeing Advertisements Of "r. Csns d-
rsgaAs PanAee called upon and spoke confidently
OF that was induced although had but little faith
lis efficacy aer having many
net nose ears and ON. ,de Of my throat
when commenced using the "Panaes. the goth Of
ness were entirely removed in esr Ao.rsand days
the ulcers commenced healing. the third
the ulcers are all hsaied and my health perfectly restored
Signed JOHN W. APPLETON
Phiadelphia Jan TO- 1896 No Madison 81
0fy IF PAiiade,pAia,
Personally appeared before subscriber, Mayor
IT, a. said City John w. Appleton being sworn. depo.e,
and says that the facts forth the foregoing
and corporate 10 AIMED day Of Jan
uary A. d. 1916.
Signed. JOHN SWIFT. Mayor
The above certificate shade OF
sraegeranon His had eonsdered almost hopeless
Ia the incredibly short space Eleven Days your
eca" alone.
Signed, DANIEL. APPLETON
Jan. 10, 1876. ANN NJ APPLETON
lean ehe.hay bear testimony To the above extraordinary
case and believe be wonderful
cord when Appleton Rowand and
Walion IN relation his His face
with scrofulous Ulee which highly inammed
panfaI-and say that very eure
could ever be effected Is hardly Mr. Appeion
would have lived three months longer without relief
Signed WILLIAM STEEL.LING, NJ. ID.
This valuable remedy 10 for Rowand Walton
K Va Inn y
Henry Cook. AeIandr,a. mv4
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Xfe4e.tSE3sE 10y CahaI Packets 20 and from
Lynchburg, and from thence in Stages
BY The Naara Bridge sprnEs 10 the White
ON and amer the 9Th OF Juy leave Rich
day al o 2. NJ.
RrTuRNso-Leave Lynehburg daHv p NJ Saturday, e.
copied and arrive In Rehmondin y hours
Two lines OF Stages owned Terry Martin run from Lynch
burg 70 the White Sulphur distance Oae By the Natu
the Sweet Springs
Passengers for Stanton by Monday "wednesday
and Friday. -
Passengers for FamviBe Prince and Charlotte Court
Houses leave A. NJ with the Stage.
and down N.
Passengers leaving NJ will arrive in Richmond
neI A. NJ Al Those going connect with the
up Boats. he BOYD, EDMOND A DAyPSPORT
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DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNEkSHIP.

ENhE CO. partnership heretofore existing under
II the sye AMI hm Of Richard. dissolved on
the let ins The Of the only closing is
aairs All Indebted please ayment
To AessrN Ctartson L. Gardner. &. J. RICHARDS,
JAMES GARDNER
Richmond, July 2Ia, Is46
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BARGAINS At KEEN 4 CO.s.-wc
- than nom M. oaer summer Goods prices
purchaser BE- satfsf With We have
rood ofrwcei ami tashneu summer do Drn
PANS sesle MI Casmcre a. hefino Dress and Froek
Vests q dcscfiptona scan Of which
during The bssnec n baans We inst
scrd about 600 % the cheap French Coh Drsss
Richmond uade under inspection.
The fensTal reputation VI SRA sufecn gusrRise.
p7 KEEN = CO,
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE T0II.ET-

II - 'osb pc, oaek and white OF buffalo
90 feneh and Americas Ivory one Combs.
ssnune fsrina Cologne In long bottles r
LOT dyeinr the hair lily Rux.h Co,, pa.
nne sealing War Goi Realtors GAIN h.,. Of d.
- rsHn ~nte Gard Cs.ss Of sheu and pearl Rov.pJ.
rowesr ruasi snun Bores Poeks Booss Of dia>r,.t
$3.50, water BAR brushes variety Of pattern.
~ ,taulee IN saueers; elegant CHOICE 30. ID.
r'enen EaEhsh and American .v,rv x,,.x -,
Mo ys 2. rssa@s-voet Paehorey Soae.rs
eeose SouA eines Tooth Bushes IVORY bone ,h.n -
variety Of beautiful ard pav@rns win many o,sr
US articles For sale suit thu time, by ~ ~
SAMUEL r DOVE.
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specified Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties.
a advertisement marked the copy for specified
will be continued until ordered and
ment enacted accordingly
VT Regular Advcrtiscmcnts--Toa avoid any misun-
deTstandng part OF Annual Advertisers but proper
dsty that their privileges only extend their immediate
Real Estate, Legal Advertisements by
be additional charge and variation
Real Estate aud Geneal Agents Advertisements be
inserted by but be charged the usual aeet
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
Auetoneers Booksencrs and yearly advertisers generally,
with privilege Of change shan
their yearly week insert than the
standing under
exceeding such be charged usual
inserted In the Semhweeky Wing rs
per square hrst insertion, and so
per square for zach Continuance
July LIST.
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July 2Isi, 1886.

o. Having purchased Mr.. c. J. Richards in.
tere in The business Of Richards Gardner ard A. Garrison
Co viii hereaner continue
and hrm OF CLARKsON GARDNER al The rtore No BROAD
street recently occupied By Cakson SHAH be
PLEASED TO our friends and public generally
J. A. CLARKsoN,
JAS. GARDNER
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Richmond, July 2Is, Is46.

W The co-partnership heretofore existing IN
der the se and hm OF J. A Crkson dissolved On the
Isl INST The name ofthe arm oGy closing Affairs
An rsohs indebted vii make immediate payment Mess
Chrkson GaTdner J. A. CLARkSoN,
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER.
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Richmond. July aIr. IsIs-
NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY.-PRICEs
Gel ERR TED SEIALI-I ArINE MN

A NEW AND IMPORTANT REMEDY.-PRICE'S
CELEBRATED STIMULATING LINIMENT
NHls Truly Invaluable preparation prepared essential
has ohtainsd for itself Specific Renley
foT-Rhrumaiism Tie DooUrouS Lumbago Swelling Scr
anea Couraeted JOINTS Govt Palsy, SPANS
the Face, Rngworm Cutaneoas Eruptonz PhegmaSa
Hysieria, Ague, Nervous Heaaaebe, Toolhaehe Crmp
HUI dreds OF Cerneaes from ths
our State could Be procured Il necessary Terrifying
~ IN he above forms Of dease-but
like eham-ReDovinE e1eru-ang pain some
times in f;w nues One advantage
uenis required TO M their
frequently deleterous Drugs Every Family provoked
with and every individual afflicted any the above dis
Eases should mmedi ey Many and
successful Physicians county freely their practice.
Pnee 81 per boulc. For sale by GAYNoR 4 WOOD
aus AKents for Rchmopd
NEW MUSIC-August 5.
- LEEPiNG Dreamed Love. Guitar lee
~ New Wazss by Czarney. price &c. Reiehsads
Tyro German. Puan, German shepyerds Leonore Gal
snberE Fansee, Veuian, Rose LIe, Austrian Partisan
Seville and RaHet.
Ruby Waltz; I2
EXCELSIOR ouiekftep, 12
Russian QaCk sep. I9 cents
Pao Alto ouicktsp; -
Caehuea spaniFh Dance, BY tiunten; IS cents
Goodbye, with Vhnaiion - ecan
Ia sorre des sypbes. ~
Ia Bal des Fees, brilliant Waltz; IS
Tu Sandunca what enehantment Spanish SOM
signor Bareo sung By SIG Peo, "a cents
Thou loveier; 10
Love my d,arest by Beihn' 95
On 20 The charge By Hewu-inscnbed memory Of
Rntgod; SO cents For ale by
aaS wv. RANDOLPH q Co
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NUMBER 81.
To THOSE WANTING RAneauN,.u
DRY GOODS.

20. H. JENKINS would invite those wanting
any descriptions 81 Dry Gonis err min. .o.i b.s,r,
pureha-'rg ea-swhere-in'entng Few e.l,,, NJ.
new store IN the y &c Row " - ma.
sumner -
1000 pcs Of Cahcoes cling ehsao
BY The pisca o yard 80
tourn Osnaburrs and ID ahnss
ease Parsso etss Tor IL 81 each
Families wanting Lawn. and Be,s., "a, en-.
drrs-es VIII hnd them vey cheap
lrrh Linens an price. from rs cents mn
Linen -hse'ngs al very reduc prie~s
win be sold !ow for ea,h at ~ ~ 'P''A~"'
IN 81 =, ,,.
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
IL OLD AND ONLY -
x&X X f u l. AR Ii N E. NV
Schooner NAssAu. Captain MirHrs.
GRBENwAY, Csrv) G. w. Coucu
Z" MANCHESTER, erAoE.
COURIER, (srw) a. coucu
PATRICK HENRY, (srw) CHryrrx.
MARIETTA BURR, tuwl KsAr.
LYECHBURG. GouIp.
This line Of Packets having been sustained general patron
age OF the Merchants Of Rehmond for heen
the propreors masiers solicit continuance Of their
ing herpairons that attention s be forwarding
their goods safely and with d-plteh The Vessels
class, tmos newl COMMANDED by OF
trade and Merchandise be insured
ofpremum For freight
tons, apply the board.
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents.
@ Goods to be reshipped New Orleans, Mobile APaebs
cola. other places will be received arded
York by the AEens New York charge
eept such actually be incurred. i6
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Riebn,omo Dailp 1pbis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
II M $ .


The whis the largest political roto
New Orleans and daily weekly
weekly editions Cylinder rress propelled by
power The circulation throughout country,
enjoyed BY this papewhieh VIII be greatly
year from the daily makng-givss
rvaned importance advertising medium.
Arrangements de
regularity. European Home
provements will continue be made keep with the
the The Wing heretofore steadily advanced without
single effort the Of its enhance s business
During the session Of the Legislature the OF proceedings
will be attended to with sreateare.
ToLER, ELLIOTT Co
DAIRY Pap. ~ SrntwxsxLy single IS; for
i've copies SEQ WEEKLY copy 81 Ave copies for
copies for sis-aways advance Remtanees may he
Of Publishers where evidence
taken Of the depote Of letter In he Post once containing
Advertising:
One Square as nes) or lcs<. Insertion.
Each additional Insertion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One month, without alteration. @ IS
Two. do. do. ~ 90
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Longer advertisementsin the proportion.
square, months, without alteration rs 90
l2montin. ~ W
Square, months wabe occasionally 90
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Squares, months renewable occasionally 30 90
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THERMOMETERS

THERMOMETERS
VAIL snd supply youFsF duuns IN weaibeT with
~ Thermomesr 0ut u large and Slelp supply that hive
us opened AZ NASH 4 woQpHoUsE.
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EAGLE HOTEL.


MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VA.
4 HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
II which have fitted with Furniture and every
table Accommodation Boaders Day Month and
for Transient As evey made
satisfaction hope literally patronised Persons visit
the City would do well give the Eagle Hotel tra-abd
having may assured that made the best
suangemeAfor having them well taken Of.
e. 2G-d6m MARY T. CRUMP
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TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE--sOUTH
A. w MEEKC

HAVING facilities for manufacturing all kinds Of the
III Fashionas and Spisid F~rituys used
speetuy call the OF Southern Gentlemen LADIES'
visiting New YORK. their Establishment No ~ Vesey street.
few from House. Attheir Store win
found offuuTe made the and
modern other desirable styles such Egyptian
Rabethan, Gothic Louis XIV and XIV. &e; all Of which OF
their manufacture and gotten under their personal
iniendnce and warranted equal any made this city Europe
New York Sept. IGN rs.
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, July IS, 1876.
JTsbs,er's Spesch-7hc Naval Consultatior-Bri-
fish Courtssiss-Mr. Haywood, &c.
A pleasant shower last night brings us a CRATE
full nor'wester this morning. Something of an au-
dience in the galleries of the Scnate-ront circle
pretty well filed with the "fair sex" in expec,a-
ton of great effort from Mr.. Webster. Opinion
prevailing that the tariff is to be passed as ii is
1t is said that the convention of naval officers,
now in session at the navy department, are likely
TO give the Secretary some trouble. The object,
we understand, is to frame the plan Of a pension
list of the surplus captains &c, the service
The old commodores, as well as the ''young
'uns," have no particular overwhelming affection
for Mr. Bancroft, but something of that inva riabe
contempt which they feel towards LAND Tub
ber' assuming TO dictate to them in the line o.
their duties. Now, no man has ever been at The
head of the navy who has had more honorable
ambition than Mr. Bancroft to reform, improve
regulate, and render more economical tban - 10
and more efficient, the navy OF the Unlteo Sta'es'
But his propositions Of innovation, IKE al ino
vations upon established usagcs, meet, Oh coutse,
with a spontaneous resistance from the oincers
whose government is thus invaded. lhat the ser
vice win bear very enlarged reorganization,
cannot for moment be quesuoncd
We have nsglsstsd, thus NJ " Nsaes ~ ~
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past months amountedo $i44059 deducng the divi
dend of az per cent for July leaves balance Of Sal so7
which is included In the put down in the above
table, to purchase issue Of stock
The affairs of this bank appear to be very ud:cousv
conducted, and the institution appears to be in very
sound condition.; the proportion of specie 10 uaper 4,
good and in proportion to the capital the line of discounts
is very limited
Inc SUIT between the B ank Of Kentucky and IN.
schuk Bank is still at ISSUE An appeal has been p.r
mitted from the last decision for tie purpose of giving
the schuylki Bank another chance to avoid IN. pav
men oil the just and equitable demand of the bank of
kentucky We give below the decree made In relation
10 this matter for the purpose Of showing the amour,
and position Of this claim
s nus cause came on to be heard at this term wiz
tberssr~ Term sao and was argued by counsel and
ere9re upon consideration thereof IL was ordered adj
!soged and decreed that the said Schuy kill Bank in
tue tue .y Of fhiadelphia and Hosea J. Lewis pay unto
me SAID compliments the president directors and com
psny OF the Bank Of Kentucky lisa 7ss as lust in
uemity or the loss, detriment and damage to which
my the SAID compliments and the holders of the stock
p reason OF the fraudulent issue Of shares of the
STOCK OF the said the president directors and company
Bank Da1 INK OIL OIL, ks9ncky BY the said the schuy
tne said president directors and company of the Bank
OF kentucky by, with. and through the procure.
j. Lewis, and which said shares of the said stock
the said the president directors, and company
OF the Bank Of Kentucky have either assumed or
are entitled to represent by the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided and that the said defendants
the Schuylkill Bank, in the city of PHILADELPHIA and
Hosea Lewis DO further pay unto the said the pres
dent directors ana company OF the Bank of Kentucky
their costs OF this suit"
comparative statement of the Farmers Bank of yir
gna and branches according to official returns made on
the lat of July ls45 and lsi6 exhibits slight increase
in the principal departments
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TIE SuscrpE IN CLAY.--There has been quite
an excitement in the town Of Clay, in this county,
IN consequence of the sudden death OF young man by
the name Of William Lttlebrant The facts which led
to the suicide. We believe follows Mr. L. resided
in Clay year ago last winter working mostly at the
wagon business He then became acquainted with a
attached the result shows His advances were not
encouraged although he treated politely and in
friendly manner AT the end of months he left
Clay and resided at salina village for time. He nally
Ieit sana and has been residing, to within six weeks
with brother in Schohsrie county About the first of
june last he returned Clay and had several in
teIvews with the young lady though they were permit
Ted on her part with reluctance He length agreed to
leave for schohsrie, and far Salina with
TREND who had always known him and who was
quslnted with his troubles here and who desired to
him out Of them and away from the scenes which
constantly kept his ardent temperament in state of
citement But eluded him. bought poison, hired
livery stable horse and again made his appearance in
the neghborhood Of the young lady Being again dis
appointed he swallowed his poison. This on Thurs.
dsy the 9th and he lived un il Sunday the 18th. He
buried Tuesday following his funeral being attended
BY large number of persons. Before he died he re-
GREETED having committed the suicidal act-Onondag
standard.
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Aavlx.lluD OF In. Oh,, 1
MON EY HIARKET.
Monday, July 27-6 p. NJ.


The MARKETS improving in activity and prices ad.
vancng. Long Island went up Il Harlem I; Reading u;
Farmers V; Norwich, Ohio 6s and Canton closed firm
at Saturdays prices.
At the second board there further and general
Improve ment on prices current in the morning.
In week from this the banks Of this city and State
will be relieved from the quarterly returns for August
and may then look for real improvement in the
money market In two weeks from to-day Congress
adjourns, after which may look for rapid improve
ment in commercial matters generally We have there.
FORE in the prospective every evidence OF prosperity If
the elements judicously appropriated In ancips-
ton Of this state Of things quotations for stocks
steadily improving; the advance during the past week
has been very gradual, indicating permanency and
the absence Of that speculative feeling which
frequently initiates prices snd increases the danger Of
sudden collapse The advance the fancies has been
Or. slew, and in proportion to the increased
value Of these stocks under the financial policy of
the government So long the rise in stocks Is no
Easter than in all other things there need be fear of
any great reaction, and holders have confidence in
raazing better prices than those ruling.
The limited sales of stocks, in the face eff q rise Of
several per cent during the past week. very good evil
dencs that they we'll held and that the holders
not compelled to Nrce them upon the market but
n nd their own prices, which they will eventually OBJ
tain This Of the favorable features of the
market at this moment, and is indicative of a
healthy state Of things when business becomes
sctve At present. many of largest operators all
departments Of business, are out of town. We cannot
expect much activity until their return which will be
about the second third week in August by that time
the new issue Of Treasury notes will be in the MARKET
the banks will be ready to discount freely and money
will be plenty. Business generally feel yet con-
siderable anxiety in relation to the result Of the efforts
making to repeal the present tariff and very naturally
will until the matter is finally disposed of but there
apossbiity, although great probability, Of any
alterations whatever being made Within the past day
q wo this question has assumed different complexion,
and We look upon the tariff Of ls42 the regulator Of
euriorsisn trade for another year at least
We annex statement giving the last two semiannual
reports OF the Bank Of Kentucky and branches for the
purpose Of comparing the movement in each depart.
ment-
BASx oy kE~rucKv AND BRANCHES
No "a discounted S5f9J.8,v y 49,
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ner of the British N. E. Boundary Commission, at
Coleman's, on Thursday. All the Cab net were
present, except Mr. Marcy. Several gentlemen of
the American commission were also present, the
Mayor of the city and others. The dinner passed
on handsomely. We shall give you some particu-
lars OF II tomorrow.
Mr.. Webster commenced his speech at IL o.
clock.
Mr.. Haywood, wh was an attentive listener to
the first hour of OldDanies stubborn facts sudden
ly disappeared (about the time Mr.. Webster came
to the tar)-and soon after there was visible
commotion among the Democratic Senat ors on
the floor below. Haywood had resigned%his let
ter was then in the hands Of the Vice Pres dent.
This almost secures beyond a peradventure, the
postponement of the bill till December next /; for
Jarnagin, who is supposed to be bound to go for
the measure upon direct vote, is not bound 10 90
against the postponement, and will vote for 1t
cheerlully. If he do not there will still be tie,
when the Vice President being called upon TO de-
eide, will hardly be persuaded to deny Pennsyl-
vania the three months grace embraced in Mr.
Webster's motion.
The term nation of the days proceedings was
rather unexpected, as almost every one anticpa-
ted decision upon the bill to-day, or session ui
IL to night. Mr.. Web.ter, we really believe, will
give the quietus to the bill
For a sketch of Mr.. Webster's speech thus far,
see your reporters report w.