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APPOINTMENTS BY MHE PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate.-Edward
Marache, Of Pennsylvania, consul for the island of
Trinidad.
Narno do Mattey, consul for the island of Cyprus.
Philip Geisse, of Pennsy lvana, consul for Nuremberg
in Bavaria.
WIN. 6; Be,tencour., deputy postmaster at whining.
Charles r. Belt justice of the peace In the county of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia
:, Passed Midshipman Johnson Blakely Carter to be
lieutenant in the navy, to fill vacancy occasioned bv
the death Of Lieut.. L. q. Keith.
- - IN THE INDIAN DEPARTMENT.
John Miller, Of Missouri to be Indian agent at the
Council Bluffs
IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, UNDER THE ACT OF
Daniel McPhail Of Tennessee to be surgeon
George Penn, Of Missouri, to be surgeon
George Johnson, of Missouri, to be surgeon
A. Parker, of Texas, to be surgeon.
William d. Dorris Of Tennessee to be assistant sur
geon,
Thomas M. Morton, of Missouri, to be assistant sur
geon.
Richard II. Stevens, of Missouri to be assistant sur
geon. 'T-''7
Z. Tucker, of Texas, to be assistant surgeon.
Richard p. Ashe, OF Texas. to be assistant surgeon.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
JostrH H. JORDAN to be collector Of the customs fer
ne district and inspector OF the for the port Of
rrenchmans Bay in the State Of Maine, vice Henry g.
80 appointed in the Of the Senate in the place
ArhAs BARDir, TO be surveyor and inspector Of the
.heuue Tor the port Of Bristol 10 the state of Rhode
W wee Elkanaa French whose commission expired
us'ist oil Bristol and Warren, in the Skae Of Rhode
i'i NM vice John Howe, removed.
a., sgs,n sosworth to be surveyor and inspector Of
sre LOT the ports Of Warren and Darlington In the
S's,e OF hnoae Island, vice VIM d SHELL removed
" hopkinson, to be collector Of the customs
for the nr ~ Vermont and inspector of the revenue
Archibald w Hide rs.ia IN the State OF Vermsnt vice
Augustus Jenkins to be collector of the customs for
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CHARLEsroN-Brg Carolne-Niss A Yates, Miss Taylor,
Miss Fuimer Miss Brantley Miss Riley, Miss Nelson,
Mrs Reed and child. Mrs @ H. Minor and daughter, Mrs
Ys; sdy child AUD nurse Pr HOaey Nelson s Mel
II Nichols. @ 8 Clark Stevenson, II Rogt Bolton,
J Corrie-5 in steerage
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The CrOps.

Tho Brooklyn IL. ~ Star ays:-It is general re.
mark this island that the crops known to
be so heavy The rains last night have beaten down
considerably the oats and grain which uncut In
digging potatoes many are found to be rotten in
quence Of the excessive wet.
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OOnlm ERCIAL.

New York, Saturday, July "a,
CorToN-There was good demand to-day, and the
sales amount to about 1000 bales Prices well sus
tanned at our extreme quotations
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MI4SING

BENJAMIN c. BYRD, of Flushing L. l. He LEFT the
ID stage house corner or Peck slip AID Water street about
o'clock, the 18th inst aud was seen between and
about rs years Old feet 10 inches high stout built aud
hen ast had on Clothes light and heavy
boots that OF driver, which
his avocation. Any nformatsn respecting him vii, be
thankfully received keatngs corner 81 reck SIP
and Water street. 800 Pearl street jy7 3taw2wsmc
DIRD CAGE MANDATORY, 1876 Spring street ne
ID tween Wooster and Laurens stfeet-TDe subscriber
would inform his and the public IN general that
kegs constantly on hand large supply OF fancy and
dsr and Willow Ware Brushes Baskets Mats and general
all Of which he offers lower than they can be bought else
whore. j. KELLY. jss Inns me
~ lily City Calf skins, selected Also light mIddi,us
and heavy Hides, Of various sycrsgs Eor sale
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Prison STArpTIcs-From April Sd to July l9th Of the
present year There have been discharged from Sing
Sing by expiration of sentence, 81 pardoned IL; 10
have died, two of whom, John Pierce and Cominnsk,
the Pole hanged themselves The number Of males now
in the prison is -. ............... 779
re"aAos ..''.... ........ .....s.... 10
Total. 49,. ss2
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N6R FOR LlvERPoOL-New Line-lRsguar Packet
The d" sailing packet ass ship
freight passage having elegant superior
MSTTkS @ street
The packet ship Queen of the West 1880 buthen,
% HEsB sTs1sf EsHfb E sEI
our 81 any Ss I"s 20 s59y
FIVE days and drafts usual, be furnished payable
sSss me United 6 SfSPfH % fs. s,'a'
M3%N York L,ne-Reguar Packet-To sail Monday. 10Th
elegant WITH fast ag paeae ship
her Far eg yssb "a. ~ b,vio. h,,a,o
modation., apply on board. 0rssn, wharf ioeI of wall
Positively s9od' received on board .sr i Saturday
evening, August Sh. ,oonn,,,r =,
promptly forward ali goods to his address.
the a on dyc w
SkX FOR GLAsGOW-The new, first class snip
q sarge sas.s.d, will viii as.p.,eS
apply Inc
k6x FOR LIYERPoOL.--REGULARP Jacket OF
m TIE 9Th f., ,.nf
THIS splendid ship three house. SssE which
vsa,ted and lighted having windows opposite each length
and will be fitted in the most comfortable manner for
sengers Persons about visiting the old country would do
well the accommodations OF this vessel before
gagng for passage which will be very mode.
Apply board foot Of Dover street, TO
JOS. McMURRAY,
jz re Corner Of Pine and South
.S6K PASSAGE ,c To OR FROM S0la LIVERPOOL By
ing for their friends any part Of Great Britain or
Ireland make the with the sub
scber reasonable terms 70 have them brought any
above magnificent packets the accommodations Of
which unequaed and the strictest punousy will be
observed in their sailing the stated days.
From New York on 2lst and 10Th Of each month.
From Liverpool on 9Th and 18th of every month.
Thus preventing the possibility Of delay either port
The subscrber also agents for the ST. Georges Line OF
Packets IN any OF which magnificent ships passage be
secured moderate rate first class transient
ships, altogether making ship from Liverpool every FIVE
days
The greatest care will be taken by Mr. w. Tspseot in Il
verpoo 20 give all possible despatch passenger and the
same will be done BY the subscribers in New York.
For further ParcuaIs apply letters psid) to
W. u. L. TAPSCOTT, O. South street,
two doors below Burlng slip, or 70
VIM TAPsCOTT, IS Waterloo Road,
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Passengers 20 Arrive.

Passenger Arrived.
BERMupA-Brg Harriet Brewn-Niss Jane A Davcn
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Read THE kOLLOWIN1 ADVEKTISEMnNTu
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
,orD,cA, .isv NSAASs Az sTREET; IT,,

THE MEMBERS Of the New York College u Medicine
and Pharmacy established FOR the Of quacke
~ eo9tnus 70 direct their particular attention al
curing medical treatment safe and cure without
injury to the constitution confinement from business In
College or .Ss first appearance Of those dissssss
the members Of the College nauy year, with
the principal hospitals Europe for the those com
TsTp%sAdy N and nd MsdisIss SseuTs gq.,n!sd
living IN the country and finding to make Der
sona application, have chsst contain
ing all medicine requisite perform radio w stssn
their case explicy together with all symptoms time OF cor
traction and treatment received elsewhere any and g
closing IS, post paid.
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NoRrHwEsT CoRsnn or FULToN AND NAssAu sr.rxrs
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsApARuIA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS -.~ANAAN

hhfD by The View York CoIIree OF Medieine anA
rhsrmscy, established for the suppression OF ousckeyv
en1ed and highly concentrated exyac Possessing ali
pnrnyng qualiti-, aud curatse powers OF the Gbovs
nerns Is confidently by the College a. superior
OF sarsapars at present before the public and
may DC relied on remedy dssases arsus
rem an impure state Of the blood such scoiua
ring worm botches pmpes, ulcers pain the bones or
nodes cutaneous liberated throat or
disease arising from the secondary effects syphs or
an I'M adicIous ofmercury
Sold IN single bottles, at "a reres
m cases OF half dozen bottles s15o
dozen Ssoo
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union
n u. A very liberal Discount Wholesale purchss~r.
Once opes from "a. M. to p, M,
W. 8. RICHARDSON, M d.
rHWr ~ Nassau Nv Vet
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vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
EOk the radical Of gonorrhoea gleet seminal eis
sons and all mocepurulent discharges from he ursfhs-
these RUS the result q twenty years. ezpersncs in tie
Hospital de Charlie In Pars pronounced BY their ceo
batsd inventor Professor vspsau infaibs remedy
all diseases OF the Urethra. They effect nueh
shorter time than any other remedy, without tanting the
breath dsagreeng with the stomach, eonfnemsns from
business Price 81 per box.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
1--WE Tonic hMixmuks, prepared par, Sy the College Of
6deny recommended for all cases Of debility produced 6y
secret Of any kind II an invaluable
remedy impotence, stsry barrenness unless depend
ing malformation.
Single bottles 81 each cases of hal oxen Is earefu,lv
d 1cked and sent to all parts Of the Union.
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OR the Of primary or secondary vvpbi,
venenal ulcers nodes complaint produdea bv a.
iudcious use oil mercury unskul medical treatment
All persons suspsetng venera faint remaining in their avs
consider h,mse safe after having the
celebrated alternative. "' Wa '~'>aS
Sold single bottles in eases Of halls doxep far
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BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS, are . speedy
"A and radical cure for Gonorrhpa 0est Ssrictures al
uethra Discharges. Irritation Of the Kidneys Seminal
ed the solitary and desucve habits OF youth
They are composed entirely Of vegetable ingredients WHICH
ever discovered.
For sale APohecares Hail. % Catherine stree,-Priss
81, with dire ctons iv20 ssunr
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INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY, for the cure Of esr,
tain delicate complaints, is the certain, safe and
speedy remedy offered to the public. -
IL is entirely free of mercury copevia and is warranted
to If directions complied with This medicine has
never failed to effect speedy the obstinate
~ B. regular physician is in attendance at our Office
Advice gratis
Prepared solely by Rowsnd Walton proprietors Sold
wholesale and retail at the principal depot for Dr. Cuen
medcnss NO. Murray street. New York first baildng
Ice
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08

CoNFUcIUs AND CHRIsT.-A writer in
the New York Tribune says there is "food
for thought" in the following extract from
report of one of Mr.. Webster's lectures:
Gin philosophy and religion, Confucius
was the apostle of the Chinese. He did
not pretend to be prophet His teachings
were calculated to make men better in this
world without direct and particular refer
ence to another existence, which was rather
to be hoped for than counted certain. The
Chinese say that Confucius told them a
prophet would appear in the West, in about
five hundred years, to whom they must ap-
ply for spiritual guidance. At the expira-
ton of this time, they sent as far West as
India to find the foretold prophet, but were
unsuccessful. AS Confucius fourshed five
hundred years before Christ, it is surmised
that his direction had reference to the Sa-
viour."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Monday, Dec. 29h.-GEo G. BREWER,
Esq, the late Chief Clerk, at IL o'clock.
called the body to order, when "a men,
bers appeared, qualified by taking the usual
oath, and took their seats The House
thereupon adjourned.
Tuesday.-The House met at IL O'Clock.
and was called to order by GEORGE G.
BREWER, Esq.
The delegates then proceeded to the cleo
ton of officers.
WILLIAM S. WATERS, ESQ. Of Somerset
county, and DANIEL S. BTsER, ESQ. of Ere
derrick county, were put in nomination for
Speaker. The result was 40 ballots for the
former, and 81 for the latter gentleman.
GEORGE G. BREWER, Esq, was elected
Chief Clerk.
ELI DUyALL, Esq, elected Assistant.
]. J. BoMBGARDNER, G. w. DAWSON
JAMES Mccormick, G.. III. HARDcAsrLE,
T. w. RIDER, were elected Committee
Clerks.
BENJAMIN L. CAN'T, elected Sergeant.at.
Arms.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
Governor argues that at the present number

Governor argues that at the present number
sold, 100000 additional revenue might be
brought into the Treasury of the State,
1t is suggested that provision, now ope-
ratlve only against the clerks of the county
courts with reference 10 part of the reve-
nue., be enacted with reference TO all the
public revenue collected by clerks OF coun-
ty courts and registers of wills, requiring
them to pay quarterly the amount received
by them, and failure to do SO, to be de-
clared misdemeanor in office, and the Elk
ecutive, "upon the rendition of verdict "a
gainst the delinquent, to consider the office
vacant, and appoint some other person to
ill it,"
The report of the Treasurer is referred
to with handsome testimonial of his merit
The works of internal improvement, and
the interest of the State therein, are appro-
priately referred to; and the fact stated that
since the reduction of the fare upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the trans
portation Of passengers on the Washington
branch, the State has received from the past
three months an increased revenue Of ST.
279 AZ.
The building of one or more tobacco
warehouses in the city of Baltimore is re-
commended.
The Maryland Penitentiary has in con-
sequence of the judicious management of
the past few years, ceased to be an expense
TO the State.
Some amendments are very properly re-
commended in the existing criminal law of
the State with regard to the punishment oil
slaves.
The fact that standard weights and mea-
sures have been prepared for delivery to the
levy courts of the several counties, in con-
formity with the act of Congress of 1886,
is announced.
The Message closes with a patriotic re-
ference to the existing difficulties between
Great Britain and the United States, and sug-
gests that the question of title with regard
to Oregon, if it can be adjusted in no other
way, be settled by arbitration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, yAN.2
COUPONS-Sales at rs 79c.
FLOUR.-Howard Street Flour, 1926.
City Mills Flour we quote at $5.25.
Rye FEour-None in market
-Wheat-We quote white Wheat for
family -four at 10 Is cts. prime reds, 105 los.
and other sorts lower as in quality.
Rye.-Sales of Md. rs cents.
OatS-Sales of Md. at AZ 49 cents.
Corn.-We quote good to best lots, both white
and yellow, at 10 10 cents.
PROVISIONs.-We quote Bacon at previous
prlces' as tollows-Sides l-2 a Sd cts; Shout
ders l-2 6 Sd cts; Hams l-2 a 1-2. and as
sorted Sd 8. Baltimore cured hams command
Ia 10 cts.
TOBACCO.-We continue the following ouo-
tations:
Maryland inferior and common ST so a AZ: mid
ding to good So So; good $3.50 ST.; and fine
$7.25 $l2.
The total inspections of the week are 254 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08

The receipts of grain, says the Patriot of
Saturday, of every description, in conse-
quence of unfavorable weather and naviga-
ton being partially closed, have been very
light. The inspections of flour for the past
week have been about equal to those of the
week previous. We would remark that
there is rather better feeling in the flonr
market to-day, owing to the advance in N.
York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
MARYL AND LEGISLATURE.

Monday. Dec. 29M-Agreeably to the
Constitution, the Legislature of Maryland
met to-day. There was a pretty general
attendance at the hour of meeting.
.. SENATE.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, and was
called to order by JOSEPH H. NICHOLSON,
Esq, the former Chief Clerk.
On motion, Dr. WILLIAM WILLIAMs..yas
unanimously reelected President.
The Senate, after some unimportails DC
llminary business, adjourned until IL o.
clock tomorrow.
Ihesddy.-JosEPH H. NICHOLSON, ESQ.
was reelected Chief Clerk.
JOHN N. WATKINS, Esq, was reelected
Assistant Clerk.
Messrs. GIBSON and GORDON, Committee
Clerks of the last session, were reelected.
Mr.. ANDREW SLICER was reelected Mes
senger.
No door-keeper was appointed
Messages were sent TO the House relative
TO the organization and waiting upon the
Governor.
Mr.. PHELPS submitted proposition in
qurlng into the propriety, of establishing
biennial sessions.
Wednesday.-Mr. SELLMAN. from the
committee on Elections, submitted a report
embodglng the testimony, &c. taken in the
case of the contested seat between Messrs.
QUYNN and Ross, of Frederick county,
Ordered TO be printed
The Governors Message was received
and read.
Mr.. SAMUEL PEAco was reelected door
keeper.
Thmrsday.-The Senate met. Prayer
was made by the Rev. Mr.. VAN DUsEN,
Chaplain. Without transacting any busl-
ness of interest, it adjourned.
Friday.--The resolutions from the House.
relative to fortifying Sellers Point, were re-
ferred to committee.
The usual resolutions Of respect to the
late THOMAS WHEELER, of Caroline, were
passed.
The Senate adjourned over till Monday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
'1NHE subscriber being authorised by the
- heirs of Joseph Watson, late of Charles
County, deceased, will offer at public sale,
in the town of Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY
the Goth day of January instant, tract of
LAND, called "ABERDEEN,' containing
30S ACRES,
more or less, situated in Charles County.
about four miles from Port Tobacco and
five from the Potomac river, and adions
the lands of John A. Pye, Henry S. Mitchell,
and others. This Land is we'll watered,
and abounds in wood and timber, for which
Port Tobacco affords ready market. The
soil is well adapted to the common staples
of the county, particularly Tobacco. The
Improvements are new unfinished frame
Dwelling, new Barn and Courthouse.
aRTerms will be made known on the
day of Sale.
RODERlCK WATSON.
ian It's
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TTNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
! scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters of administration
on the personal estate of JOSEPH WATSON, late
of Charles county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly au-
thenticated. on or before the lst day of August
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said deceaseds estate. Given
under my hand, this 9lst day of December, ls45.
RODERICK WATSON,
jan At. Admir- OF Jos. Watson.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
to retain in force law so universally pro-

to retain in force law so universally pro-
claimed to be oppressive and unjust
Mr.. BOWIE declared the whole system OF
taxing incomes, &C., as unconstitutional.
and, as such, he should oppose its extension
Mr.. CLAGETT favored the taxing of the
gross receipts of all classes.
The whole subject was finally referred
to the committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. JOHNSON reported a bill to prevent
the payment of money out of the Treasury
ito persons indebted to the State, which was
passed.
The House adjourned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
J. scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Alexandria County in the District of Columbia,
letters Testamentary on the estate of THOMAS
SWAMI, late of Alexandria, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof on or before the 10th day of November
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All those indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of November,
in the year 1916.
WILLIAM L. POWELL, Ex'er.
JOHN CHANDLER SWAMI is authorized to collect
and receipt for all claims due the above estate.
WIN. L. POWELL, Ex'r of
Thos Swami, decd.
Alexandria, D. c., Jan. s, 1885,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
NOTICE,

The Trustees of Primary Schools in
Charles County, and all others who feel
interested in the well-being of said Schools,
are respectfully requested to meet in Port
Tobacco on MONDAY the 18th instant, if
fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter. 1t
is hoped there will be a full attendance as
business Of importance to the schools will
on that day be transacted.
ian SGT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08

SMALL Pox.-We regret to learn, says
the Leonardtown Beacon, that the small pox
has made its appearance in ST. Mary's coun-
ty. Three persons in the factory district
are said to be laboring under its effects
Mr., Dilahay, his daughter, and a young
man named Hammett, who contracted the
disease on board of the vessel owned by
Capt Boothe, who died at Nottingham a
short time since.
The small pox has also made it's appear
ance in Queen Anne and Kent counties in
this State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-08
SAMUEL WELLINGTON, elected Door

SAMUEL WELLINGTON, elected Door
keeper.
A message was sent to the Senate an
nouacing the organization of the House.
On motion of Mr. BIsER, the committee
on the Constitution hereafter to be appoint
ed, were directed to report bill for the call
ola Convention to reform the Constitution
of Maryland. 1t was laid on the table.
Mr.. BERRY offered all order directing a
bill to be reported to repeal the 9Th section
of the Act of December session 1914, chap.
300, in relation to illegal voting. Adopted.
The usual committee to wait on the Go
vernon was appointed.
Mr.. HARRINGTON, of Caroline, announc-
ed the death of THOMAS H. WHEELER, ESQ.
one of his colleagues, in a few remarks
Resolutions directing the wearing of Grape,
SC. were adopted.
Wednesday.-Messrs. BOWIE and THoM-
AS, from the joint committee appointed to
wait on the Governor, stated that thew had
discharged that duty, and reported that his
Excellency would make a communicated
at IL o'clock,
Mr. BERRY moved to reconsider the vote
OF the previous day, referring an order rela-
tive to repeating the law requiring the
stamping Of naturalization papers, to the
committee on Elections, with view to re-
fer it to select committee. 1t was refer
red to the committee on the Judiciary.
The Message of the Governor was re-
ceived and read, and 1000 copies ordered.
MIR. BERRY offered resolutions express
sive of the sense of the House, on the sub
ject of making "dlstinctions'' between ma
tive and naturalized citizen. Laid over un-
der rule.
Thmsday.-The Rev. Mr.. STEELE, of
the M. Z. Church, Chaplain, appeared and
officiated in that capacity.
Mr.. VANsANT submitted a preamble and
resolutions, urging the Senators and Repre-
sentatives from this State in Congress, to
suggest and vote for an appropriation for
the erection of suitable Notifications on
Sellers Point Flats. They were read by
special order, and passed.
Several leaves were granted to report bills
Friday.-After the reading of the journal
the several standing committees were an
nounced
The resolution of instruction to the CON-
mittee on Grievances and Courts of Justice.
relative to any action they might take in re-
ference to the naturalization laws, was pass
ed. No body Directing.