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In the House. on motion the 18th rule was
pended to allow bills passed this day to be present
cd to the President for hls signature.
Mr.. THoMrsoN ot Mississippi offered resolution
for the Secretary OF w to report at the next SEES
sion of Congress the papers and reports OF the In
dian Agents who recently brought on deputatons
ot Indians from Texas to w ashinston.
The rules were suspended and tue resolution
adopted,
The House next went INTO Committee OF the
Whole Mr. COM IN the Char On the Navy Pen.
sion Bill Here much confusion took place and all
the Members seemed anxious 10 get through with
the business oil Congress. Many points o order
were raised.
The amendment Of the Senate, appropriatns
$4,000 Tor pryateer pensions was not concuned IN.
The Committee rose aud the House concurred IN
It's report.
Mr. MCK, offered a resolution requesting the
Secretary othc Treasury 10 report 10 the neNt SEES
sou Of Congress the amount otrevenue collected
from customs for the present year The rules were
suspended and the resolution adopted
,uu,lry private bills from the Senate Were taken
up and passed
The Committee ON Conference reported the com
promise un the disagreement Of the two Houses on
the Civil and Diplomatic bill The report was agreed
To- and the bill passed.
The House considered in Committee amended
and passed the Senates bill for the relief oil Elijah
White of Oregon.
The Committee OF conference on lHt NAV VI y T.
propriation bill relative to the Dry Docks al Phila-
dephia and Pensacola, made n Report to let the
subject pass over for this session
The House concurrcd III the Committee Report
and the bill passed
a Message was read from the President, INFORM,
mC the House that he had signed the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill and the Bill estao-
fishing the Smithsonian Institute
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. OWEN, hou0H
and hiLtIARp Regents OF said Institution
y motion was made 10 80 into Committee OF the
/ W hole ON private bills which had been passed by
I The Senate On this the yeas and nays were or.
/ dered and carried
message was received from the Senate inform
ing the House that It's amendment 10 the bill for
relet o, Elijah White had Been amended
The House Went into Committee. Mr. BcYp in
the Chair and lookup said anlendneutto the amend.
ment and reported in favor 9: the same. and the
House agreed 10 ;he report Said bill as amend
I'd, passed
The Post Route Bill with the Senate's amend.
ments was then taken up. and the amendments
agreed To- striking out all but the Post Routes, and
the bill passed
! The SPEAKER now said the hour Of II having ar
/ rived he pronounced the House adjourned until the
/ first Monday in December next
:
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vTDuAL MfsD,-fsTESDED GUIDE FOR TIE N
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n Fellow Of College. First American IRON 'He
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We see with much pleasure the republication OF
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be no guide for my earnest mind 10 'he eoa OF
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path aud make attainments no less substantial than
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and the sincerity of this piece Of mental portraiturc
nre what make it valuable il also contains many
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gested to ourselves, but the present lmi tstIons
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auaintance of such as value our recommendation.
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The FIRE AT LArR,RIE.-The extent Of this ca
lsuty has hardly been exaggerated The Montreal Cour
s,. OF Friday says that only city houses left stsd
Inc and ;hSt $50 houses in the old town ana II IN the
new burnt the destruction o. properly amounting
10 $4,000. 4 sreat number Q, cattle we're DESTROYED
What httlc was sSycd was owing The eNerroas OF
the Montreal srcnen who, starting a; 10 O'clock were
carried by steamboat Longueu dragged their en-
ciues about TWO miles before getting horses which
cent from Isprarie sn6 reached me the coas
c-aton arg NJ The inhabitants CT Laprairie SAID
m have exhibited singular degree Of spsthy. refusing
m man the brakes OF the engines until compelled By
fo- hy rhe officers na soldiers OF the 10th Regiment
B,ySRupr SrArrsrIcs-The correspondent OF
the Herald has seen report from the STATE Department
o Va, ,se pubic from which,, appears tha; the rum
hc- ~ snnlrants for the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law
heretofore passed was S73a number discharged from
the pavsren, OF their debts y Nl; refused oy me
Courts applications st pending. 44es @ 80 sac
asgrrcs,e debts Sl40a3i 6l5 properly s9rrsSaerea-
S{3 691. sO7; cost Of jpdicisl proceedings S50sSs
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ExicRAxrs To 0usBxc.-Upto the lstinst, there
has arrived from EUROPE at this port this Summer e13
settlers Of whom the greater part were from Ireland
England Scotland. snd Germany. Last yesr. up TO
same day, ee,l7l settlers had arrived there NSHy OF
these Immigrants take passage in the timber ships ;oT
low price and keep onward Ill they reach the Western
States tic CanSan their dreams similar number
ten or twelve years ago brought five millions OF dollars
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General \ Offices.

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~ For Boston win Norwich nni Worcester.
The Cleopatra, Capt Williams, VIII leave South
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Point lmy5ul CALEB PRATT. Jr. Conductor.
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.-y~ The AiJany Ere Journal thus replies to
the Infamous charges Of the Express respecting the
alleged settling OF Il candidate Tor Governor
$50 much Of this paragraph refers to the Evening
Journal il utterly grossly and Indignantly false In
stead of having, the mercenHry and ohce.seeking
Express charges been concerned in picking out GOV
ernor or in making arrangements about Offices big
little last Winter at tins moment, in regard TO
Candidates entirely free from commi,,al or embarrass
ment ready TO ecqicsce cordially and to support 2c@
onsly the Candidates whom our friends shall nominate
We abstnncd during the Session OF the Legislature -
we have during the Session OF the Convention, rs the
Members of both those bodies testify from i inter
ference with their views and opinions We have no
personal wishes objects in regard 10 Candidates DE-"
string only the OF cause for which we aoor
diligently Those 10y whom are thus illuminated
hive had the entire guidance OF the Wing party since
1910 They manage things their own way get beaten,
and then abuse us Tor what we bad no hand in.
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DILES-UITCHETTs Spanish Specihc i9r INC no M
Ia, heer celebrated 10 years IN ms city w - arr,
r,-fn,, ii has cured tens Of thousands aid ca. 49,
rts5 ~ Ns hca.s 81 Rooscve.ist and OF his "a
EsTIv igI Talroc-s: P. Ae.kle 2S3 Grxnd-sti ~.
ara p.dsor-st Il 7. Kiersted, SO Broadway a. as as
Haas 1879 Ful,oc-st Brooklyn, L
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~ Hon. WILLIAM KEsT OF this city, We re-
erel TO learn. he's accepted Proiessorship Of Law
in Harvard University. Tint tins is an excellent
choice and fortunate selection Tor Harvard, need
hardly be sad bu, We had hoped TO see Judge Kent
dcvoting some Of his best years to the discharge OF
the more arduous duties OF the Patriot and States
man With mind so well trained aud richly
stored, an houored name. wide and growing per
sonol popularity and rare comprehensiveness OF
the proper and henthiul action and reaction OF the
Democratic aud Conservative tendencies IN our Re
public, we have regarded him as fitted ior n career
OF more decided aud palpablc usefulness than that
OF Protossorship His removal to Cambridge Will
be Il loss 10 our City and State
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ST. LAWRENCE AND ATLANTIC RA,rRoAp-Mr
Morton the engineer addressed report 10 Mr.
George Mofat o; Montreal President OF this Company
the 10Th ut which he states that the length the
Railroad from Portland in Maine, will be 80 miles, OF
which 100 arc in Canada-,hs; the may be millions
OF dollarsthst passenger trains would pass between
Montreal and Portland 10 hoursIhatthe largest class
OF freight engines would bc able transport 40 tons
the road either wa;hat there steep grades
abrupt curva,ureho, half the road will be dead
level or only inclined 10 lee, per ile,hat the road
will the ST Lawrence and Atlantic =; point
whore the New England approaches the
Western wa,ers-thai having Montreal a, one end ana
Portland 6; to,her each with acapaciou habor and rch
country il be prohtablesnd that il is the shortest
channel through which the trade OF gres. part OF the
Valley OF the ST Lawrence reach the sea.boarG -
With the treish, OF aour al ~ 10 - cents snd
shipment from Cleveland 10 Montreal and other y or
40 to Portland thence much produce would pass along
the route III the Fall
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A. n Chapin, Agent Tor William Taylor, Aston House
gher had the Small PON very seyerelyhe gave her
this Sarsapanllu-it drove II and dried II up directly,
and len her without any Mr.. c. Informs that
friend Of his residing Jersey City, was sick win mo
Small Pox and he advised HIN TO use u he did 80 WIN
perfect success and has What - most singular
10 these two cases IT, the families Used this snfsapaa
and all escaped the disease. From variety OF other cases
that have been reported we teiev. ihat oy ceas'ns %
this or the Ery-pelas which Diseases are 'ery Pe'H'
and nj H.. present tune all OF the large cities
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VERMONT UNIVERSITY e find IN the Bur!inc
ton Free Press oil the recent Commencement
at this institution The Address before the Society OF
Inquiry was delivered by Rev. Mr.. CARPENTER The
Address before tho Alumni delivered by JAMES Fog
syr, Esq. OF Troy V The Poet selected for the oc
casiou-ALrNANpEp MANN, Esq Editor the Rochester
AIuerirsn--wss not present Hon. JAcop ColLAMEn
NJ, c elected Orator Tor next year, and Asa o Al
DIS Esq of 81 Ahans substitute. Mr. MANN was re-
elected Poet aud Mosrs NJ ColuuRN OF Montpelier sub
shu,c
The Address bcfcr, the Literary Societies was
delivered by Rev J. Il IIrApLrv His subiec, was, The
Progress of the Principal of Individual Freedom The
Free Press says tina, his address marked by The
vsor and depth OF thought the ap,ncss aud beauty OF
illustration aud the and graphic energy and clear
of style which have rendered his published pro
auctions interesting and popular. r. IL VosE Esq
OF Augusta Me chosen orator for next ycnr-tion
Rvpfrrlp oil Moutpeic. substitute. Rev O w. T.
fEAsopy OF burlington was elected Poet. IL HOP
MINIS, lr Substitute
The graduating class numbered twenty The degree
OF LII. D. was conferred upon HENRY REID. OF the
University OF Pennsylvania and TINT OF D. D upon Rev
A. CHANDLER OF Greenheld Mass
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ccuOOT ROCKS

HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. Publishers and Bookse-
rrs 10 Pearsl. New YDrk have recently ISSUED new
and yery much Improved EDITIONS Of the works Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, w Mrs. \. ". l. Phelps 10
which they respectfully solicit the attention o School
Teachers Committees and others interested IN education
Copies win be- furnished Tor examination, application 10
the publishers For sale by Booksellers generally. Jy
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A Nd INTEREST rABLES-coutaining complete Forms
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the statutory provisions relating thereto Also COM
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NEW TARIFF LAW.-JGst published, price one
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OF Duties payable imports according 10 act OF Congress-
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GREAT MEDICINE OK FAhILif.S.
Dr rownsgnd's ser,apsrla Is II sovereign aud speedy
Te 10, o.rst resumption, barelnes- e1corrhE, or
whites ob-Tueed or dlhicu .S ~ -. 49, gcos,at
urine Involuntary discharge ihereoi ahe 10, e se
pro,traon Of the STEM matter whether me result OIL
Inherent cause produced By irreguarIy illness
accident
~ Nothing can be more surprising than H. inyigorang
eect on the human frame Persons all weakness ana as
Sind. before taxing IT, 81 once become robust and full OF
enerp under IL, influence Immediately coucteracs The
neryeessess of The female frame Saich Is she sfes' cause
II win not be expected Of Us Of delicate ma
ure 10 exhibit cerhcatr, OF performed bal we can
e..,,- ~ sfict.J hs hundreds u have been
oorted 10 ~ syera cases families have been with
ru cnildfeu s;ter using few bottles Vi thus inYauab!1
,1-1irns b,vs se.n Biased with healthy of.prng
D. Towusrnd-Sfy wife neing greatly distressed ty
weakness and genera! debility sud suffering ~
pain and sensation OF bearing down iaiiih OF -o yio,
and with other difficulties and having known easss ~ert
your medicine eEecied great cures aud aso earlas
recommended Tor such diseases as nave ceserloe1 on
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DR.. ToaSsExD-To al whom lhis may concern This IA
70 certify that my wife used bottle Of your sarsapan!la
ureyio. 10 her confinement under The most alarming and
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swelling feet nervous affections and very iuen De-
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Ter expiration Of week of lis use the drop-y and
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Boarding an0 6otsls.
MRS ANGELINA BROWN

MRS. ANGELINA BROWN
DEGS leave 10 Inform har friends, former eoarders and
ID the public generally, that she mas opened ARE mo
CONNEXIONS BOARDING HOUSE, No. SOL Broadway
Permanent or by heday week month
can be accommodated with single rooms OF Ss az om
supplied with cold and hot baths and every ou'tS
convenience make II quiet and comfortable home AZ
good qualities Of her table and the general manage
OF her house references when required are aonu
I and al hurd ' YIou
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN may obtain
pleasant rooms, with breakfast and tea or iull ooard
No 81 East Broadway. Also u gentlem an nnd ms whe
obtain pleasant front room and oedroou on inc sc
cOnd oOr furnished unfinished References e1chang
.d auto lw'
DOONIS, well furnished, on the second door OF inc
Ii House No 80 Lispenur ST being tho tont anu pseh
rooms with folding doors and panries NC win OF
breakfast and tea, in small private family huo Nv
DOSRDING-Pemauenia and ransienL-Airs Dunlap,
ID aIc OF No Dey-stl Is prepared To aSeomnoua'e ai
lies and individuals ut Us Morcer 81 near broadway osu
and Cuna-s with pleasant and good board on tsa-
sonabe terms. JIM m
DOARDISG.-A beautiful room for gentleman and
ID wife, with Others for transient boarders, may DO
had n, Nrs SWANS BIS Murray between Broadway and
Steamboat Landings, North River. u'y's nm
g. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass-rhe sub,
LIZ scnber has taken the above named new and pendid
A Hotel lust completed the centre os The beautiful
village OF Springfield, Mass and VIII open ths aame Tor
public accommodation tho 3Oth instant the Union
equalcd advantages 10 all persons trayplhs mfough
, Springfield for business or pleasure Having recently
kept the United States HOte and Congress Hall AZ Sar-
aogn the subscriber respectfully invites MS old enus
aud patrons and all others TO give him call IN his now
quarters. . D. = 9fIni W, 40
<s-. BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway, At
t3:a bnnn Nv / p .Vilson-rraveleIs and citizens
E:a .r,nri on moderate terms The house Is new and
rommodios and the convenient 10 the stenn
boats aud al Iolns the Railroad Depot Je19 III
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Thomas Smith printer 1862 Na-sau-s 81 story, cured Of
a long standing aud Aggravated case OF piles
lame, r Nelson Harlem was afflicted with the bleed
piles years entirely relieved by using
remedy HIS daughter OF Eryspolas and general ie
NAL d.ra
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So this long Session is ended. I shall take a
moment OF more leisure to comment upon us pro
cecdincs RlCHELIEV
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GRINDSTONES.
NEWCASTLE GRISDSTONES Just received per ship
ISTahsllg from Newcastle Nora Scotia Grrt and Wa
ter Ston=s from SaraI's Quarry now landing per schr.
Acadia For sale BY FORSYTH LABA0H,
ana In g Westst
NJ. ERTHEILER,
TEACHER or THE GERMAN LANGUAGE,
Ma "a Broadway h-lo.v IraDdsI mys u
ITO PLUMBERS-The undersigned Is prepared
L supply the trade with his Patent Hose liberal
erIrs- HORACE Il DAY, 3 Cortand-st- uy9
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SMALL POX.

Mrs. Conquest l57 BroOines cured Of nervous debility
and variety of complaints This lady severely al
hcled that part she unable 10 sleep or even
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DOARDISG.-A beautiful room for gentleman ana
ID wife with few Others for transient boarders may DO
had al Mrs SWANS Murrayst between broadway ana
Steamboat Landings, North River my's i'm
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William Llppncoti. 80 Water--t. was unable TO leave
his bed much OF the for years entirely cured
Thomas F. Jane-. OF Hobokea lnhammatory rheutna-
ism ankles much Hon. unable 10 walk without
crutches-used three bottles and l. now well