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lotteries.
II G. GREGORY Il CO., MANAGES, No.
u toi hais Richmond. Va.
Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.

g. GREGORY 81 CO., MANAeERs, No.
~ ioi Main Street. Richmond. Va.
Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.
$4,000, 10000
Thurr.y-N Jersey No 6S-Capta. 20 900 donar. 10 ooo
sooe. Sooo 1890 rs No. " drawn Tel.,,
-; halves SO. quarters %.
$4,000. OF 1000.
Frday-MobongaI No ~. CspitsI. stoss Of 1000 600
of 600 &C. rs Nos ne drawn Tickets D. haIy.. soc on.
use. " -
$1,000, 2 OF 1000.
satsriay-sus.er EItra CT. Capitals. stOo0 Of 1000
Of 400 &C IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets LaIye. on.
25e. ~
100000!
I'm Q Prizes Of S25, 200 each!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Ctas- H. Ists-to dr.vn on
Saturday. August =. 1876.
- No. LOTTERY-it DRAWN BALIOTs
SPLENDID PRIZBs
frirss OF $4,000 Prir- Of $50
10000 1000
1000 50 1000
1000 50 500
Tickets si5. Halves n: Quarters %.
Candidates Of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets. si7o 90
DO do 20 Hair do
do do 20 Quarter do ~ so
Orders f md shs re-, IN
any Of the above Sch adtdt
thu most attention. and Drauins vii be
forwarded fr,e Of Possge, as -oon It
J G. GREGORY co. nanss.u
~ES Richmond Va.
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Boston Market-Aupust 4

ProvisiOns-Sses Of SO bbs extra mcss Beef at 80 as
so do mess Pork. SlO5O hhds Hams 7c 30 bbls Lard
ct, m6s Flour-Geuesee common brands, is selling
at S4,lSial25; Michigan S4,O6ta4I25; Ohio, via New
Orleans, 1915; do via Canal S3.5In3S 75 Corn-Yel-
low Hat at b2a63c; white 55a56c Oats dull Southern
3la32e; Delaware 3ia35c; Northern Canal 37a3Sc. Mo.
Iasses-Sales Of Cuba the trade at l7c 6mos
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
household and Kitchen Furuitura
lows, Horse, Farming Utensils, dc.


ar - '" thompson for certain purposes men,
cd eafs date 10Th day and OF r.eo,a 4, ,h
'iA Ihe- ct hen'iro County Coar VIII the b,h.st
Io 'a,h on SATURDAY. the sth day q AugIt O'Clock
The h' taaiekvie Turnpike and adjoining ris
to~'' Calf Mare, saddle bride Cart mi II,ro...
Poashs WheeitarrO~, and other IA "a. NJ ui.nal.
And on MONDAY the 10Th day Of August at 10
oei'k, Will be SOLD Of Said Tbm,on No %
MansIe-t, '' W. -
seis aud Bed Furniture, set ming Tabls Tea Table
Pine Tables : ChsI :, cock Roetiag Chlfr . Cod.
bureau safe Book Cas- and Books waah.t.nL Ilio,
Gase SIT Pa Irons Fenier pair AIdiron4 Joz Knlyr
ara PORK set Plates and Dshe, Cups saue-r and
all the Cook ng utensils embracing good -n,tnent
25-dtds ORDER nj Tup
lMNEDIArELY after the above sale will be sold
,I lots on Aaed H undersigned by Henry
Wade and hesjIh Bates the above named Cs
w Tn deed has On one OF The L.. /. an Ne.
house eonyenisntto the ~.
" Terms made knOWE unse ale.
m Mrr,uprr
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Flour-Sales limited TO 4 few hundred bills. ordinary
fresh ground at S4l2I good brands held at 81 25
aud old stock S375s3,o7I Wheat-About 1000 bushes
sold at soc for prime Penn'a reds. RyoA small sale of
Penns made at 63c Coma few hundred bushels
taken Soc, for mixed Southern and Coo for round
ProvsonsThe only sales about 40 casks sides at
and prime Western Butter ut sac. Groerries-No sales
made public. Whisksy steady at 22Ic u. S. Gas.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence OF The rani@or. Americas.

= WNsHIN~fVN, mug. q, 1910.
The French spoaiion Bill passed the House today by
closs vote, aud alter encVuntsrng unusually fierce
opposition. The enemies Of tho measure IN,
mosi irrelevant amendments the bill for the purpose Of
defeating II by killing time otherwise!
The enemies Of the French Spoliaon Bill
ing ns private BILL and justice cas :. but tadily
dered. predict Veto Mr.. Polk will probably keop the
Bill in his pocket until Congre,s has Adjourned
r. 8. sm just informed that Judge GnrrR,
TO the Bench Of the Supreme Court confirmed th. al
ternoon By the Senate. $3.50
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SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT,
NEAR RICHMOND


Under n Deed of Trust.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of a deed of
trust executed BY Charles w. Thompson To Ia.
trustee To secure Of On, % Ia,
bearing date the day August ls1g ,os
o soa IN The cehs Obes Of Henneo shall on
ShIchDtf the sth day Of Angus i5t6 p M po
oesd 70 sell al public auction, the had
Ger Tor cash Let Of Land in the county Benneo ey
hehn'ond bousd-a as foioss beginning at IN. m.
OF ditch on Todd line opposite JUDI. Ct,,.
running along th- said ~! poles 10 100 .pc.
% w " poles 81 100 running MaddoI thence a w
and 'olOo TO Todds line thence along line g,
u u poles ard nks TO the beginning other ot adj
o"ing The above and bounded
with all the buildings on the land ADJOINING belonging To IN. heir,
OF tr ate Judge Coaier IT, The IN. weather
ha be such as to OF The
property Will be continued from unay. N
e same hour until the effected
ibesve to be goOd but only convex ,k
a. - vested in the by virtue Of the deed
LoFTlN n. ELLErr Trustee.
above property altogether about "A acres
= suaiei about Of mile from the corporation line IN.
AsehAn'etsviEr Turnpike Road, adons Howard.
There - on the lind comfortable d~sinS DUH OF VOID,
oeA Aaehen and cii"r improvements The situation n mr.
'a'e res drnee 10 pleasant Capt will .be M.
property 10 any person wh2 may desire
July 22 1886. ~,
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Anrtiou Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES
- AVID REAI. EsrAIE.-Rx ...,-. ~ -. -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES
- AND REAL E>rATE.-By virtue Of t-o S-et.-.
on the 5i day Of MARCIA Of Jass
he Superior Court Of Chaneery fos IN ~.
ea.- OF Kelly and Others Britain n. Comm.
on" BY the .ais decree proceed Saturday, Inc an
tbe following property Ia cit:
Three slaves. Thomas. Jenny AMI An-,ia
hoos- aud Lot Bt.neh now An IN. ~,no
ey OF John Britain; '@"
Tract Of Land lying IN. Louisa about four m h.. A
~ "Sahs Tavern containing by hundred and
hesV nine aeres with rood Dwelling
asl nov IN the occupancy of Mathew J.
The Slaves be NJ IN. auet,o, .o,. a,
Dehin-on Brother. At 10 neloeE,
ne Real Estate viii be ohi hall in fo,t
OF The bot At Bacon Quarter Towinx t,,.
one ihd OF the Purelass paid ana the
.due 10 equal in'ssnsat and day Of !.
INC or purchasers bond
% deferred anleEs and upon N. properly M
further secure the payment -
ne tue TO this property believed u.doub.d hut
a. Commissioner shah only convey tI. AZ Il vested No me-
BY the said decree. ~ 10 NV
D'-za-2~Add- Jos. JACKSON. IT,. Conf
SAL conducted BY r. m DIcKtSsnx . ppo -.
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Valuable Improved Real Estate
AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold on THURSDAY aCternooo
NEXT the 9th inst The prtmses brick tep..nt an
the south SIDE OF Broad between jefferson Med son
IN the occupancy NJ Mr. VIM was in good order :,
wei adapted iof N" accommodation OF a family A.o
rse heE tsrensnt with all the appsrchaLces thereto aaebd
situated Al the head Of Cary street. on M
John Iseobs and now occupied BY Captain Rjehani,oa
Ih- tenement has been recently bu IT, and desirable
retired residence for large family.
TEkhs-!h cash balance a4 and le months for n.sotas
hos secured ~ trust deed title Withheld
pa d. BY REQUEST OF TgE OWNvpS
Au3 w c. -
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CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
wAsufsoron Augu.t A
UNITED STATES SENATE

UNITED . n 7 10 SENATE.
The Committee on Military Affair." reported the Forti6
cation bill from tho House without amendment.
On motion OF Mr. Evans tho bill to remit the dutie,
which have been paid have accrued upon the impor,a
ton OF rail road iron In certain cases. taken up and
aitertsome debate was amended and passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill then
{ AIKEN up.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Benton appropriatins
S3200O0 for the purpose Of paying the claimants hs
two instruments OF tho Mexican Indemnify. due in Al r
and July. 1884, discussed at some length BY Me..,
Benton, Evans. Csss Niles. McDulie and Others and
then reIccted-yeas IL, nays %
Sundry amendments were adopted. among thcm
storing the salary OF Dr. Espy, and without getting
through with the bill.
The Senate went into Executive session. and sf,orward
adjourned.
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Aurticu Sales.
ruis DaN.
sy D.,s.per,, Allen a Co.

sy p.yespert, Allen a Co.
ROCERlEs, &c.
On THURSDAY. eth tugu.t 81 10 sessl 90 \. -. .. -
Auction ssosE.- - = -" Se'
100 esEs Rio AMI Lssuaya Coaee
10" be- and 10 hLe- whsAy
10 hbt- Mola.-~s
20 uerees Rice
soO brs-s saap
basoa. Ct.rt Wine
"a ust Casdl~-
Mandy. Teas. Payer. White Lead
For asd ssisgt wirs
ludgo, Nuaaid. Sugar. Ae
rERMS-Unis' sieo. ea.h sIoo and oy-, . ,...,. -. A.
fot approved paper WV """'ns credit
nAvKNR,.r
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wellington GeddI.. auct
% MO>r VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Franklin, Grace, Broad, uar.naII IN.
Cathnrine and Leigh Streets.

Cathnrine and Leigh Streets.
y virtue of a decree of the County Co,r, al.
h-nrieo IN Chantsy pFo-ounced the Gun d.x az
sHy 1886 IN the of William Pen-ton m a. So
Nlna arn- asa'ti saah Law Ia otsr. The unsr
No VS. hereby aTpoin ~ Conms will On Thnr.
GAY arrnoon the 9th day of August upon the u,-. -
sNry eooehe ns NJ the hoar % al q, IN h,sh,
ods uFon Tie terms here MATER o Of h,rh 80
har late of Lon County died ar pos ..,.s Nm, o.,,
IN M CITY "f Richmond and parity County al H.uns
va - feet &C ground thu Broad s,,. a 49, .
ee't With Iener-on acre Ias an Rthe
aedt on fToHig Franklin Br al streets and
ana hhry ueeis These lot Will be into
lbs each having fOn OF ~ running back Is5 fe IN an Al
ey 20 ie" wide ,nd - oIs Hars. addon a.
sh'u hy me numbers l. 3 ) 10 Is H. IL 49, 90 IA
30 S7 20 ~ a. - 20 so 81 So frpnux Broad
'hJ 'aha1re aud Leigh Tn Of aae1 in
most improving part Of the Ci handsomely IoeaIea a,
Il Is possible ~ -
EhS-one fourth cash; the balance equal NJ
= and l. months fr gotihbe tie Wi, BE- hA,s
ul tie wh.1e purha-e money pad.
Jus w. GoDDIN Caanr
o. The above sale is postponed in conseonenrs
Of The indPoSIion Of the until Thu..tav r.
18th instant when place at The h " aGoy. n.,,o
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
VETO MESSAGE

The debate this morning immediately resumed upon
the Veto Message Mr. Bayly Of Va, was entitled TO the
floor. lie approved Of the and thanked President
for It, Il would place him among first men. Mr.. b.
said there nothing Republican, nothing rs Repub
lcan in the Constitution tho vet,!
Mr.. Lyon. Of Maryland followed, and moved the pre-.
Nious question.
MIR. schcnck hoped it would not prevail. Not Wing
had been heard upon this question.
Mr.. Wentworth, Of H., heard above the din e1
claiming, ''nor Democrat either"
Several voices were heard to say "vo. down the Pre-
vious Question"
The Previous Question then seconded, yeas So
SIS. Upon the question "sha tho question be
putt" the yeas and nays called and the m.tion
sustained by large vote.
The Speaker stated the question TO be "Sha the
Bill pass outstanding the Presidents objections 2"
The yeas and nays required by the Constitution
and two thirds The stood yeas IS.
nays 81.
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FRENCH SPoLIATIoN BILL.

Mr.. Hsmn OF Me. offered resolution close the de-
bate upon the Bill for the payment OF French Spoaons
two hours.
Mr.. Droomgoolo OF Va. who was very anxious to get
the House upon his SubTIessury Ball, objected and
moved lay tho Resolution upon the table The yeas
and nays were ordered. and the motion lost
The House went into Committee Of the Whole upon the
Bill
Mr.. Jones OF Ca proposed reduction OF the bill from
five millions million and n half. This lost and
oil the amendments submitted, Of which there a le-
Rion.
Mr.. Mcconnell proposed that amendment be adopted
that the Land Scrip should be for lands Oregon and
tuoted north Of tho 18Th degree OF north latitude Mr.
Dromgoole claimed that the line OF the location Of territory
should not BIO named but the Chair ruled the amendment
be cut OF order. Another amendment that the lands
selected for the payment OF the claims should be
ted ia any Stats Territory Of the Union. nd
ment then offered to locate the land in Oregon.
MIR. Mcdonnell also proposed as an amendment that
every man, maid aud widow receive hundred and
twenty Of land. The Chair decided the amendment
90 be out Of order.
Mr.. Mcconnell took an appeal and % members voted
10 give him telers and 10 against the decson Of the
Char.
Mr.. Mcconnell offered substitute TO the Bill material
y changing its provisions. The Bill reported the
House between and o'clock, when there 4 yocife
cry from fifty voices in behalf OF u hearing.
The Chair gave the floor to Mr.. Hann OF Me- and near
y all the rest OF the members demonstrated aga giving
the floor to Mr. II. Each OF the gentlemen wished the
floor for himself.
The Previous Question was moved and seconded and
the Bill ordered TO a I'd reading, yess 80. nays SO.
The Bill was then passed after the previous question
yeas 81 nays 81.
motion here made adjourn and lost and the
motion was renewed and lost again.
Mr. Hamn to take the Bill from the power Of its enc
mies moved Reconsideration.
The yeas and nays ordered, and tho motion was
lost, yeas 79. nays IS.
The House then adjourned.
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REMOVAL

HAVE removed my Office over the store o.
Mer' Masss whrs. Al which place can always ounl
and Nd punctay 90 business atteb
70 the hins and snE II private selling an,
renting u houses sod te collecting bu'nrss genfa
t0-7m
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Aupnsf mnrnzinn.

6NOpEY's Laiy's Boas f,t August vii FASHION Pile.
- adigs National Magazine 80. DO
Gfaham's Magazine do DO
No Pictorial History Of Enrisni
Capt psulvan Adventure. Ciy Mntary and Mltru,-
mat u fcnteman hsf pay. ny Maxwell pa sutbo
of -Storrs Of Natsflno Ny Life" A.
The kei skns, o Indian AMI ingb-bcug tho eo.susans
Ihe lueISse Manuscript" ny Fsnnmofe CooTgr author
"Itr Psthhntsr" kc. Rsctvcdby
u27 NA4u A tvo,pupt.rp
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TRUNKS TRUNKSII-Tbc subscriber has IN .fore
large and hand ome assortment OF TIE above AIter he
wa DC SOD as low as they h bought cry
that Is wanting 10 insure n sale.
ju uyrps A. -
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- The Brick tenemsnt now oceup;ed by An.
soe-eees eoasaiaas eight rooua. On ~ s,.st bs-..s
Cay ana i@sh sifce Po-ssos svsa Istb Juns Apsly V
-. WAhD. -
HS HAwHs vANDUERsRN = WAnD
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,

jPA1O all IeCitees, creditors and other pergons in
n tares'ed IN the estates Of the respective dc.
lcedents and minors, thnt The administration and
guardian accounts oiho SAID estates have been filed
IN the office Of the Register of the county of Co.
umbIa, and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance to the Orphans Court to he held =,
DanvilIo in and for the county aforesaid on
Nedac'aay The l9h day Of .7ugust
next, at . O'clock, p. NJ.
l The final account of Samuel Mengas ad-
mini tratCr ofthe estate Of John Ro5enult late Of
Limestone township, deceased.
2 The account of sfenry Mil'cr, administrator
Of the estate Of Jacob Rodenberger late Of Kuar.
ngcrcck township deceased.
Tie account Of Samuel W. lowry. admins
traitor of the estate Of Elizabeth Lowry late of Der.
ry township deceased
The account of John Reece, Executor and
Phebe Mather, execurix of the last will and tesla.
ment of Robert Mather late Of Greenwood town
ship deceased.
8 The account Of Thomas Benfeld and jacob
Sitter, executors of The last will and testament oil
John Bertield late of Derry township deceased
6 The account Of Samuel Meleck, administ q.
tor OF the estate of John Bright late Of Bloom town
ship deceased
The first and final account Of Joseph Brobst
administrator debonis non with the will annexed of
the estate Of Frederick foreman late Of Cattawissa
township deceased.
8 I he account of Jane Titman tho surviving
administrator with the will annexed of the estst,
Of fAbraham Titman late of Greenwood township
deceas, d.
9 The second account of John Brown IT, ad
nnistrator Of the estate Of Challes Miller late Of
Of Mifflin township deceased.
10 The account Of T.. B Brown executor nj
the last will and testament Of Hiram Reynolds late
OF Mifflin township deceased.
| ii The account of Reuben Fahringer, admin.
lstrator OF the estate Of Elizabeth Wagner late OF
| koarlngcreek township deceased.
! IL The account Of Reuben Fahrineer admin.
lstraor of the estate of Jonathan Klnelate of Roar
ingcreek township deceased
IS The account Of John R. Moyer, admnist,s d
tOr Of the estate Of Josiah Mcclure late of Bloom
township deceased
IA The account Of Obsd Everett administrator
Of the estate of Benjamin Boone late of Bloom
townIhip deceased.
| Is The account # Samuel Yorks, administ,a
| .''' "i'Ii 'H' VIII uhIc"'u VI lhe estu''
Of Genera Daniel Montgomery late Of Mqhonin,
township deceased
l6 The account of John Douty, admnarato
with the will annexed OF the estate of WilIiau
Harvey late of Liberty township deceased
j II The account Of George w. Morris, actin,
e xecutor and Elizabeth Norris, Executriy Of th
last will and testament Of Isacher Morris laie O
Hemlock township deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
| REoIsTER's OETIcE,2
Da"Yili:, Jaty Is, le4s.S
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Oliver Ollschoo in his letter 10 the
L ) Gaz Tie Of July Goth, uses the
I''I"wlog language iO reference to the
r'mnG fall Election Of CoogreSmen
IRON lbs State, WHAT say lho Whip,
"' Columbia Couo'y to the suggestion;
We shall see,
81 would respectfully suggest to 10th
parties the propriely now, in this cris,s
OF 'hiIrs, that those representatives. in
Congress from Pennsylvania who have
stood up manMlly on ell Pennsylvsnp
questions, during this session, shall be
reelected by the united votes of both
parties, except where the representa-.
Ilvcs shall decline reelection, or is
pledged 10 give way to another equally
safe man. This would be bur iust.ce to
those who have done their duty man.
fully; il would be noble reward TO
them, alike honorable 10 them and 10
their political opponents, who thus
wav1 p'r'y objections | ask the can
candid and dispsSsionsre lsidersrion
OF both parties, to this object. Ii wou d
be proud spectacle 10 see Pennsylva
mia at length united, and moving in one
solid Macedonian phalsnx upon the
great question, and that spectacle would
strike terror into lhe enemies of her
prosperity who now laugh and Jeer al
her stupidity and fidelity"
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B A r B Il R S II OP.
The WARM WEATHER.

The SUDDEN CHANCES Of ,he wea,bs, d..
ring ,hs season of ,ne wear, exh,b,, mn., W"
baneful eil'ec. on Me human sv.rem dah,r,
,a,ng and pros,ratiro ;,-rho ,,o,,,oh o', .,,t
bowels become dersDped oi,rc rmrIu Nv. ~
lice 10 ali, who are iprlinsd IN n,rs .,,",,- w."
.ion to The warning voice n, r.,ors A,
snch times .Javne's Co,ro,na,,aaI
(siIs 10 afford ,mmsdias ,aIot a.o.,',. "e,''
the disease and res,o,ino tho ,a,,.n,, ,a,,
otous health. No,bo.s .,n,o, na, 'e
nous with their children dur;ro ,,is noo,h
and the month following and IN ~ ea,I;ea,
stages of this summer disease whs,hsr
rom teeibinu. onnressiva boo, ~ ,,ho.
'eS 'oey ShoGiu al once resH'' 10 'hls never
: L'"'"s 'emeoy, hunGf+os OF certificates
w." ,.e;' .ssp0, ,oy' persons 1" mis- cry are IN
r'''''''"', VI VIC P'"P''e'"' feany 10 eXhib-
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ed, and tho bill finally passed. % 10 81
Nr. Jarnigan voting in lhe affirmative is
the OH section is stricken out, the bill has
10 be returned to tie House where II will
probably pass 10 morrow as amended. J.
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THE TARlFF.

Oh MONDAY lasI, Mr. webster, hav
ing concluded speech against the Bill
Mr.. j. NJ, Clayton moved its commit
,a 10 The Committee on Finances, and
sfer consideral discussion il was so re
fered, with instructions to discriminate
in favor Of the raw material, and agains,
British manufactures, and al the same
Time to increase The revenue, so as 10
provide more adequate means for the
support of the government. It was de.
cided in The affirmative by ihe following
vote:
Ycss-Messrs, Archer, Barrow, Ber.
iien, Cameron, CIlly, j. M. Clayton,
Thos. Clayton, Corwin, Crittenden, ,Da-
Wis, Dayton, Evans Gree.e, Hunting.
Ton, Jarnsgin, Johnson, Of La: Johnson.
OF Md; Msguum, Miller, Morehead,
Niles, Pearce, Phelps, Simmons, Sur.
geon ,Uphsm, Webster, Woodbridge-9s.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, II ch-
ison, Alherlon, Bagby, Brn,oA, Breesp,
Brigh', CsIhouo, Cass, ChaImars; Col.
qniD, Dickson, DIX, fairfield, Hanne
gan Houston, Lewis, McDufh, Penny.
packer, Rnsk, SsmpIe. Sewer, Speigh,,
Turney, WesIcot', YuIee-27.
WASHINGTON, July 28-3 O. clock, P, NJ.
The finance Committee reported back
the TaIllI bill this morning 10 the Sensle
without smeDdmen',& asked to be discharg
ed & they were discharged accordingly.
Mr.. Jarngan voting yea.
On motion of Mr.. Webster, the OH sec,
uon, was then stricken out by a vote OF %
to 26-Messrs Benton and JaInogin voting
yea.
An amCndmeu. was offered by Rev
erdy Johnson for recommi,menl 10 a Sc
lecl committee, with instructions 10 amend
by inserting clause making discrmIna.
ton in favor Of raw materials which was
rejected by lbe casting vote of the Zee
PresdenI-Ihe vole being 81 10 81. Jlrna-
gin being absent.
Some further Amendments were Offered
by Mr.. Hammond snd rejected, diScrimio
mating in favor Of iron and coal
The question being taken OF ordering
The bill to be engrOsed Tor third reading
il was decided in the affirmative by me
casting vote OF the Vice President-,he
vote Of the Senate being 81 10 27, and Mr..
Jsrnsgin being absent.
Mr. Dallas gave his reasons at length
He had, he said grea! responsibility 10
TO assume, but after calling 10 his aid tht
best lights within his control, he was pre-
pared 10 meet the emergency and the haz-
ard.
TO his mind, ample proof bad been for.
nished that The majority Of The people are
in favor OF change in The mode Of asses.
sing lhe duties on foreign imports. Six
States are in favor OF the bill, and eleven
are against it; of these opposed to the bill.
Pennsyluanis is the only Democratic Stale.
Hespoke for nearly half an hour and con
cluded with The remark that be would pre-
fer The creates, obscurity Of private life to
political elevation, acquired by the perpe-
HaiiOn OF an aci which his conscience would
not approve.
a motion was then made 10 posipone the
vote on third reading until December next,
and on This Mr.. Niles was speaking wheh
this despatch closed J.
WASHINGTON, "a, P. M.
The motion 10 postpone has been defeat
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public that he has on hand and is col. slant.
Manufacturing BOOTS anu SHOES
ofall kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or CaJ Skin Boots 81 90
COa'Se BJofs 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes rs
Miners Shoes 80 10 Q 25
Morocco Slippers s7l
LADIES' WEAR.
Morocco or Calf Skin Lace Boots so
Thick Sole French Ties 95
Pumps Springs or French l23
Other kinds of Slippers rs cents TO l 90
n b. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
md are wrrdnted to stand. have also OIL hand
a large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
lozen ale invited to call and examine my goods,
rs will sell to such at large reduction.
OCRemember the place at the NEW BOOT
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8Ioomsburg,
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July A lsd6