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G3- FAIR FOR TUE ORPHANS, at FRANKLIN
SALOON, corner OF Baltimore and North Streets Zen
trance on North. This magnificent collection of use
tul and ornamental articles Will be open the public
for few days longer, to afford every an oppor-
tunity of throwing ia mite for the support of the
helpless Orphans. Who can have the meant to re-
fuse the appeal of those faheress little ones, par
cularly when they offer more than equivalent for
the aid which they receive from the charitable.
aD.0-f fri
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ar, 90. 1916

fn-F- The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
,a2 bcth in town and country together with the fact
that lis opinions aud sentiment. are unirerca by par
cone reception among all classes and conditions of so
crty and especially those who constitute the life OF
trade and business, make medium for advertising,
soua to any other paper published in this city. Mcr
chants and citizens generally should be aware of this
important fact.
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DC CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tie
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quart and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pletc at his Old Established Store, Water st ID door
from Calvert. aps
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CDBhhED,
Brig Salvatore, new George Hobbs, Charlls1
John X. Randall ri
SAILED-Ship Sea, Freeman, for LiverpooEl
ARRIVED, N
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, 8 days from b p
assorted cargo, to II. X. Matthews. -
Brig Harp, Cation, fin Maracaibo I'd inst. cofftfN
hides, to J. Hooper Sons, NJ. Bathurst & SO,;i
F. W. Bruno 4 Sons. Left schr Zervia Be.
for New York in days. Spoke 9Th inst lat. T. I
"a 30, brig Cadmus, Soaper, whaling, out six V
no oil.
Schr Repeater, Travers, fin Alexandria, mdH
Schr Wasp, Cole, FIN Philadelphia, with pink{o
coal, TO Juo. Pickell,
Steamer Baltimore, CIaypool, from Phiiadel, i:
mdSe to ]. A. Shriver. y
Steamer Osiris, Turner, from West River. =.
off Poplar Island, a brig and brigantine. 4
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. y
off Smiths Point Il barque; and off the PatuxC
herm. brig, bound up. 4
BELOW-A brig, and schr supposed Orb,
Pence, PR,
MEMORANDA. &
From the Pacific. Accounts have reached
city, overland via Panama and Jamaica, from VII
rasn to the 9th January, and from Paita to tn
February. n
Ships Miss issippi, Harvey, sailed FIN Valparaiso
the 18th Jan. for Cobiia, and after touching at
ports would proceed to the Chincha Islands toy
Guano for Baltimore; Euphrasia, Bunting, for &
ia on the oath; aud Edw. Everett, of Boston, foiI
qumbo on the 9th. S
Barques Geo s. Henry, Gait, and Hortensia, S
die, Were at africa on the 10th jan, the latter Il
in few days for Islay, Valparaiso and home. {
Brig Helen Mcleod, Marston, from Baltimore
rived at New Orleans 18th inst. in days passage
Schr Orb, Hubbard, of BALTIC waiting cargo, j
left at Ponce, P r, about 10th inst. {
Schrs Gen. Washington, McComas, fin Baltimf
arrived at Savannah 10th inst; and Zenobia, Bro
cl cared at do same day for Baltimore.
The NJ o. Bulletin of the 18th inst, says the F,
Chesapeake was still aground on the bar.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 co. }

Opposite Barnum's, Bait, Md.
fIS-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF The Md. ConsOli-
dated Lottery, class No. l6, for 1916: For benefit of
Town of Be.Air
zig 50 al 81 So II 70 SIS 46 4S AZ
. and ID being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
4l and g. being the Sd and flh drawn Nos. each Is
50 and 6l being the 18th and 9th drawn Nos. each IL
II and ~ being the eth and 9th; or 3 and So, be-
iNg the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, " %
1t EMORY s. CO., No. 2N. Calvert-st,
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING !
For Londen-Ship Richard Anderson, W!
spatch.
For Premiership Elerslie, with despatch.
For Btemen-Ship Victoria, with despatch.
For ST. Jago de Cuba-Brig Monaco, few day
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DeArns IN New YORK. There were 2O2
deaths in New York last weekly small pox
s, consumption 80; dropsy 81.
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ENNGLISH DAND1ES, for ornamen,iRp pas
"a try; French Butter Prints, small and beautiful
with and without cases; Shaker Swiits for winding
hread, yarn or silk; Patent Scrubbng Brushes great
labor saving Machines; Fishing .ooIs, will fold up
and make convenient walking cane; Coniurers
complete; Bachelors Dispatches, and variety Of
other notions, at the HOUSE-KEEPERS' EMPO-
RUM, where eVey NEW and USEFUL article NAV AL
WAYS be had at the LOWEST prices.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
No. l8 Baltimore street,
ap22 nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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ag ENNETT & DELACOUR's

H1H 1AN n EII SS DELACUUR'S
sd STEAM DRUG WORKS, CAMDEN, NJ.
j. p, DELACO UR, agent,
No, $50 MARKET STREET, Bait.
Offer for sale, Ground and Clipped LOCKWOOD, at
very low prices.
Also, CARBON OF CHARCOAL.
Also, Cologne Water; Bears Oil; Backing; Ink;
Buttons; Combs; Brushes; Starch, and other ar
ticles 100 numerous to particuarze.
o. The Trade and Country Merchants are So
licted to call. isl ap22 e0l0t
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90 nR. WIS TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. This is chemical extract from Wild Cherry
and Tar. Everybody Knows that Wild Cherry pos
sesses important medicinal properties-and Tar va
ter has always been administered in Consumption
aud Lung affections generally, by our oldest and sat
est physicians. This preparation embodies all the
virtues of Tar and Wild Cherry in much smaller
compass than any other ever produced. The man
of preparing it, and its success in all Pulmonary
and Liver affections, conclusively prove this. We
say confidently, no medicine ever effected such won
derfu cures. Let no one give up to Con umption's
fatal grasp without giving this trial. Being formed
from vegetable substances, congenia at once to our
soil and our system, it is safe, simple, and efficient
treatise relating to this subjt may be had, with
out charge, at --; who also is agent for The Bal
sam. Can and see it. Be sure and get Dr. Wastals
Balsam of Wild Cherry, as there are limitations a.
broad.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, % E. Baltimore street;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SIS; J. F.
Perkins s Brother, cor Green and franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha H. Per-
kins corner Market and Greensts.; George Keerl,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N Robinson, SO North
Gay street. ap20lw
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Tales of Love, from olden times l2k
A Treatise on Mi CHI Cows, 81
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by Thomas Morton, with the stage direc-
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The Life and Adventures of the Reformed In
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A BEAUTIFUL NUMBER!
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In order to save disappointment, when this volume is
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CANVASSERS AND DEALERS
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NMnO EVER FAILED TO BE SUD

TWHO EVER FAILED TO BE SUD-
w CESSFUh AT NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Pri,t
Depot No l44 Pratt St, opposite the abroad dep,a
next to Bradshaws United States Hotel? Weaf
swer-None! If any one doubts this, lie them gil,
this lucky office a trial in some of the splend 4
schemes for this week. Last week some very ham,
some prizes disposed of to the patrons of DOYLE
who is always on hand, and who keeps better s.,
lection of numbers than is TO be found at any oths
Office in the city.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s2s, shares
proportion. ~
WEDNESDAY, S25, 900, tickets So, shares in prII {
portion.
THURSDAY, capital SI7,5OO, tickets IS, shart
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital S9,OOO tickets SO, shares 10
proportion. =
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Satuw
day, capital $4,000, tickets ST. halves so cts, auaild
ters % cts. package of whoes in this spendis /
scheme costs only Sla; halves only &c. quarters sSa
eghlhs 81 So o,
Don't let slip the present opportunity of venturine
a small sum, which may bring you over 81 900. nj
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pua
chase by the package quantity. il
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers,
the package, single ticket, SHARE All orders pest
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet b
1t fRl Opposite q & O. R. R. Depot hi
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THE NEXT STEAMERS. The Caledonia is in
her seventeenth day, and is, therefore, fully due,
She will bring fifteen days later intelligence
The Great Western is in her tenth day, and
will probably arrive next Sunday. The Cam
bria was to have left Liverpool on last Sunday
for BostOn
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d. E D.,

n
On the 2OIh inst. RICHARD B. CHEHowETB n
9lst year of his age. I
On the Goth inst. HENRIETTA LEWIS. in n
year of her age.
Ga the 18th inst. JAMES WHALEY, in the AZ
of his year. /
On the 9th inst JAMES SEwELL, in the 18th f
of his age.
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a. UPERIOR MINERAL WAFER. This
~ delightful and refreshing beverage can now be
furnished by the subscriber equal, if not superior to
any IN the city, with great variety OF Syrups a
m"ng which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, Orgeat
sc. &c.
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
ap22-d No. lS2 Baltimore st.
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Tickets S6-shaEes in proportion.
Certificates ola package OF 26 or tickets only S26 So
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos OF the Md. Lottery, class is, drawn
April 81, lowest prize S25:
9 10 SO al 81 SO II ~ So 46 48 40
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SERIOUS FIRE AT CINCINNATI. A fire
broke out at Cincinnati, on Friday, in the ex-
tensive Malleable Iron Works of Miles Green
wood s. Co., on the Mama Canal, which in a
short time was reduced to ashes, when the
flames communicated to his new screw factory,
which was also consumed The loss in mate
rails Of various kinds is immense. By this ca
lamity 240 workmen are thrown out of en-
ployment. The total loss is estimated at from
$50, 900 to 500, OoO-insurance S25, 1000, one
half of which falls on the Protection office at
Hartford. We notice by the papers that after
the fire gent leman stepped up to Mr.. Green
wood and handed him $500, and told him to
consider it loan for one hundred years with
out interest.
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THE LESTER. Controversy. Mr.. G. Edward
Lester, has published his defence against
the charges made against him by Park Benja-
min, Esq. There is something in the conduct
Of Powers, the sculptor, which requires expla-
nation, as his letters published in Mr.. Testers
defence do not agree with those which were
published IN the "Western Continent" In the
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A19. 9@S Dol, poht 4. ! s.:,,, Wne \, :

479. 21S chance R9af fal = ioI,un M04 Tns
great number of splendid prizes to be distributed to-
day by tine drawing of the Md LOTTERY, the capital
prize 900 and 10 prizes of $500, and 10 of $1,000
Who would let slip such glorious chance to be-
come rich, when a small investment of FEY dollars
by purchasing ticket at the lucky prize Office of
MILLER co. may reap golden harvest. We in
vite all TO Try in this days magnificent Lottery.
THIS DAY, April 81, will be drawn Md. Consoli.
dated Lottery, class No. l4-tor the benefit of The
Susquchanna Canal-78Nos. Is drawn baIots-mak-
ing Is prizes in each package of 90 tickets.
SPLENDID SEHEME.
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The OREGON NORGE Committee Of Con.
ference. BY our Congressional proceedings,
it will be seen that each House of Congress
has appointed committee of Conference on
the Oregan notice resolution. The committee
on the part of the Senate consists of Messrs,
Berrien and Corwin, wings, and Mr.. Haywood,
democrat. On the part of the House, Messrs.
c. J. lngorsoll and Owen, democrats, and
billiard, whig. They were to have met last
nvntinr
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LATER FRO TEXAS. Dates from Calves
New Orleans, The returns ofthe election for
member of Congress in the Western district,
so far as received, show large plurality over
Mr.. Williams, but the result is doubtful. Col.
naigler, formerly member of Congress from
San Patricio county, was recently shot by
MIR. Pool, who was arrested. There is moth
ing later from the u. S. army on the Rio
Grande. A report was in circulation in New
Orleans On tho l3th inst, that battle had
been fought, but it proved to be hoax.
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TERRIBLE FIRE ON LoNG ISLAND. There has
been a tremendous fire on Long Island. 1t
commenced at 10 O'Clock on Sunday, says the
N, Y. Herald, ran about six miles, and would
reach the South Turnpike, about two miles
west of Babylon village. 1t is said to be the
most destructive fire which has occurred for
many years. 1t started nearly two miles away
from the railroad, and the fact that no trains
run on Sunday, tends to exonerate the compa-
ny in this case. 1t has burnt over the lands Of
Plat Carel, Mr.. Feet, Doctor earle, and many
others. 1t began in the town Of Hamburg,
Suffolk county, and escaped from coal pit, in
charge and owned by Daniel Beddlc. We
learn that over three thousand acres of woods
have been destroyed
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BATTING
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1886.
CLEARED,

FkomrHE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM o,
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AL M An G..
MARRIED

on me l9th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Vintor, Wa.I
On the 10Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Parsons. n
RINeoLD, of this city, to CELEsT11 M. daud
the late Jeremiah Boyd, of Q AnRe,s co.
AT Norfolk, Va. 10th inst. by Rev. Thomas
FRANCIS DAWES, Jr. of Baltimore, to Miss MI
V. BLuFoRD, of the former place.
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BALTIMORE CITY UOUnI,

BALTIMORE CRY CoUnI, 10
JANUARY TERM 1886. III
"a Office. The May term of the above Court
~ will commence its session on the ID MONDAY
of said month.
These interested will take notice. Magistrates are
requested 10 make return of all recognizances and
other papers, on or before MONDAY, the Attn day of
said month. By order of
ap2l eo3w WIN. II. GATCHELL, Clerk.
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q OST-On Monday evening, between Exchange
II Place and Light-st. wharf, $22, two Sl0 notes
on the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and two 81 bills
of this city. liberal reward will be given if left az
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence ofi1ce, :
ap2l 10 Exchange Place. :
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w EST BUCKLES. Tin, iron and steel Vest
Buckles, fresh supply on hand aud for sale by
ap22 JAMES M HAIG, l2l Baltimore street,
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Ed SARY. The Southern DispGnsary will be open
ed on the first day of May ensuing the south east
corner of Hanorer and Lee streets. DR.. D. W. B. Nc
j. ADDISON, VIM. II. Roberts, w. Bryarly, J. s. Bat
tee Consulting observation-disclosures w. w. Handy.
A. Rich, Jr, &. G, M. Roberts, J. R. w. Dunbar.
ap23 2lw2y ], N. McJILTON Sec,v
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H OSp. BOOK OF DEPUSTFE on the saw
~ ings Bank Of Baltimore, No. al, S45, in the
name of Thomas Gamble. The finder VIII be sulta-
bly, rewarded il he will leave the Book at this office,
or at the office of the Bank, Exchange Buildings.
ap22. law4t
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Brig Salvatore, new George Hobbs, Charll
John X. Randall. n
SAII,En-Shin Saa Eraamap for I .;yarnooT
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~ We announced last week that Mr..
Meacham had accepted the prolesso'ship Of
Rhetoric and English Literature in Middle
bury College. We have since learned that
he only signiied his readiness 10 accept pro-
vided that an ecclesiastical council shall
deem ii expedicni to dissolve his pastoral re-
lation 10 his people. We understand that
his church have consented TO unite with him
in calling council for that purpose, and
that tho prospect is he will commence his
duties in College early in September.
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WING TOWN COMMITTEES.

Nc,r Haren-Calyin Squires, Beeman
! E nj Hoyt. E. Hancher, II. Plumbly.
Yergennes-Jared Nj Taylor, John Rob-
erts, d C Stowe, F E Woodbridge.
errisbugh-D.. lIazaid, n w Parker, S
Martin. Vim. Allen. f Burroughs.
Panlon-B F Gains, ] Converse. J
Hookins. D Smith, n Bristol.
Valiham-J P Strong R. P, Benton, S
Burroughs,
Starkes6orough-P. Hill. David ID. Cove,
S D Holcomb, H Salisbury. Joel Crvis.
.Soretam-A w Perry. Marvin North,
C Calender, N Nofthrop. 5. Done.
Middleburu-J II Simmons, Justus Cobb
w S Johnson, H A Sheldon. II L Enos, J
Davenport, Elhus Peck, Copeland.
Bridport-J C Eldridse. C. Haywood, J
Rice, Daniel lockwood. Charles Howe.
Addison-Hyder Barnes. Phlander Hanks.
Aaron Kinds. Lyman Pease, Wheeler
Freuch.
Gosken-Rueben Allen, ElnaIhan Knapp.
James Carson, Chester 6. Bliss.
CornuaLl-Amos Douglass, Reuben Hall,
James Lane.
Weybndge-L. D. Gregory, Elijah Drake,
w. Chapman, Charles Woodwork.
Bristot-Harvey Munsill, w. II. Holley,
R. w. Peake. l.. Munson.
Satisbury-Jonathan Gibson, Dan Dyke,
NJ. l.. Doiy, Sumner Briggs.
Leicester-W. Perry, John Bullock, L.
Jenny. J. S. Messer.
Ripton-J. r. New. E. S. Persons, II.
Sunderlin. u. Cushman.
LincoIn-W. w. Pope, Henry Clay, A.
Chapman.
1ionkton-C. Stone, D. Webb, R. Bal
dw:n.
Hancock-C. G. Robbins. u. Barues, A.
Ellsworth.
Granriile-J. P. Ball, Amasa Eaton, Will
liam Lamb. VI. Ball.
Whiing-W;lliam Baldwin, Joseph ST.
monds, ]. F. Brown.
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Further amendments

Appropriation Bill. Further amendments
we're acted co. ~
Before acting finally on the bill a message
from the President was received asking an
appropriation of S2,000,000 to enable him. TO
make a treaty of peace with Mexico, for set
element of the boundary, &c. if it shall be
found that one can be made.
Hefrefers TO the grant TO Jefferson OF 81
1000 for the purchase Of Louisina' and
says the war will be prosecuted with Visor
until treaty of peace shall be signed by The
government of Mexico.
Mr.. Mckay offered the bill asked Tor by
the President. The House then went into
Committee Of the Whole on it z MIR. Holmes,
of s. c., made short pretty speech III It's
favor.
Mr. Carroll spoke warmly against it. and
against the Presidents course.
Mr.. Winthrop made an eloquent and cleo
trifying speech, giving the President the pow
or and money asked. Mr.. J. r. lngersoll
hailed The rainbuw Of peace; but this bill WIS
loosely and indefinitely drawn, which sur
prised him. and he offered a substitute. Mr..
Order said as MIR. Polk bad taken the res
possibility of bringing on the war. he should
vote TO give him The money. and hold him
responsible for IL and for the war.
AIR. Washington Hunt was opposed 10 the
acquisition Of California, rs dangerous TO The
existence of the Unien, and could vste no
money for that object. He offered an amend
fuent 10 prevent any acquisition of territory III
heireaty Of peace.
Mr., Garrett Davis was for an honorable
peace, based upon the causes which led to
the war-lhe proper boundaries between the
two countries, and payment of the claims oil
euri citizens. He was for prosecuting the
war until lhcsewere obtained and thenJ they
would require no money. Fl would vote no
nnoney for the acquisition al territory bursif
il was necessary for negotiation merely, he
would vote for it.
Mr. John @. Adams conceded in the desire
Of the President for peace, and would vote
the money TO negotiate it. There was no
necessity for the amendment to prohibit slave
~ in California in the event Of its acquisition
forslavery was already abolished there byAlex-
leo, and could not exist without being es;ab-
lished by the United States.
Mr.. Mckay then offered his bill in mod
fled form. The first section being under
consideration. Mr. Wilmott moved his amend
ment prohibiting slavery in California.
Mr.. Dubbn commended that it was irrele-
want and Out..of order.
The Chair decided it in order.
Mr.. Dobbin appealed.
The Chair sustained, 81 80.
Mr.. Wick moved 10 amend the amendment
By adding north of SO degrees 80 minutes,
which srejected 81 10 50.
The amendment OF Mr.. Wilmot was then
agreed to, IS to Ga.
The question then being on the passage Of
ihehilI it as passed, yeas IS. pays 49,