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And the question then recurring on the motion to re-
consider the vote by which the said resolution had been
Mr.. McLANE said that he desired to submit few
words to the House nducement to the reconsdera-
ton OF this vote. He hoped that it would be reeonsd
ered and he hoped view of the intrinsic merits of
the abstract proposition involved the resolution as
well of these still higher considerations which
the questions and which gentlemen on all sides of
the House knew to be vital the peace and harmony OF
this federal government
So far as the District of Columbia was referred TO a,
part OF the State of Maryland the foreign slave trade las
it was terned) had already been abolished Gentlemen
from the North could give the people of Maryland no
new light upon the principles of morality or humanity
One OF the earliest enactmens of that State law
prohibiting the slave trade The original and steady pol
icy of that State had been policy looking to the uti-
mate emancipation of the black race There was no
man there who did not understand that in the future Of
this country this question OF the gravest import
and the legislation of Mary land he repeated had steadi
~ looked TO ultimate emancipation In the first place il
view Of that institution tooked first to the preservation
and protection within the limits OF the State of MARYLAND
of slave property then regulated the process by which
slaves could be emancpated and the process of emanc
patton had been limited and regulated by ali the early
1egis alton of Maryland. Then the great evil of in
creasng the slave population of the State by the intro
duction OF slaves from other States was prohibited The
most stringent restrictions imposed upon the intro
duction of slaves, even when accompanying their
tiers with view to bona fde residence ia the State
And such wash law Of Maryland now II slave was
that State contrary TO the restrictions imposed upon such
importaiions or be sold without the State upon any
terms, he was tpso Jaeto Tree.
By virtue of this law the vasrant negro picked out
of your aIs of your savs markets, they
variously tsrmed) by some friendly person, by some
prochien amy, who presented to the court his petition
Tor which ne had no cost to peythe man who held the
process: negro was brought from another State into
Maryland to bs sold out OF that State, or 10 be hsld
there contrary to The provisions Of IAs Awi aHrs Of
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not rise to vOte not having been IN his seat when
was called He called of the House, and could
not therefore vote Had he been in his seat he would
have voted in the affirmative ,.a
The vote was then announced-yeas 1l9, nays sl--as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Atkinson, Barrnger, Barrow, Beale
Bednger. Bldsal, Bocock, Bolts, Boyd, Boyden Brady
Bridges, Brodhead, William G. Brown, Charles Brown
Albert G. Brown, Burt, Butler, Cabell, Candy, Chapman
Caapp, franklin Clark Beverly l.. Clarke, Cnsman
Feathers,on, Floumoy French. Fulton, Games, Gayle
Gentry Green, Grinnel. Willard p Hall, Hammons Hara
son, Harris, Haskell, Hill, HiIiard, George S. Houson
John w Houston, lnge, Charles lngeso Irvn iverson
Jameson, Andrew johnson, George w. jones' John W.
Jones, Kaufman, Kennon, Thomas Butler King La Sere
Levin, Lyon, Lincoln Lord Lumpkin, McCernand Nc
Dowet Mckay, McLane, job Manu. Meade. Miller, More
bead, Morse, murphy, Mes, Ncoll, Outlaw, Pendcton,
Peyton, Phelps, Psbury, Pollock, Preston, Rhet Rich
ardson, Rchey, Roman, Sawyer, Shepherd Smart Caleb
b. smith, Truman Smith, Stanton Stephens, Charles e.
Stuart Talmadge, Taylor, Thomas, James Thompson,
Jacob Thompson, Richard w. Thompson, John Thomp-
son, Robert A. Thonpson Tompkns, Toombs Van Dyke,
Woodward-ll9
| NAYS-Messrs Abbott, Belcher Bingham Blackmar
Blanchard Ca'hcart, Collamer Collins Conuer Cranston
Crowell, Cummlns, Darling, Dckey Dickinson, Dixon
puer, Edwards, Nathan Evans, Faran Farrely, Fisher
rreedey, Fries, Giddnys Got Greeley, Nathan X Hail.
James u. Hampton, Moses Hampton, Henley Henry, Hub
bard Hudson Hunt Jem us James II. johnson, kellogg &.
Daniel z. King, Lthn, William T. Lawrence, Sidney
NJ Inn, M srsh, Marvin, Morris MuI,n Nelson NeweIl
Palfrey, Peassc, Peck, Pee Petit, Putnam Robinson
Rockhili, Julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell. Rose Root
Runsey 81. JOHN Sheriff., Sylvester Robert smith, Stark
weather, s1r0hn, William Thompson, Thuut0a, Tuck,
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DAVID RIDGELY.
January 8, 1919.

Dear Sir. Believing that public statement
of my affection may be of service TO others sim
ilarly afflicted, as well as benefit to yourself,
years ago l was attacked with n Henorrhage Of
The Lungs which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery. \ My health continued to decline
for n year. when | was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo Having applied to physicians, both
In this place and Baltimore without the as' btne-
it, and having also made use of the t..lt.i.i h!
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of SarsdparHa, and am happy TO shy,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since
Respectfully, ENoCH w. SMALI.WOoD.
To A. J. ScuwARrzE, Jr., January y, l54e
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STANDING COMMUTERS OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Committee Of Elections -Messrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Mullin, Lncien d. Chase, Natha-
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins John Van Dyke s.
w, lnee, J. Dixon Roman, Hezekiah Williams
Room No. 80 attic story.
Of Hays aud Means-M essrs Samuel F. Vim
ton Alexander III. Stevens James j Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles S. Morehead, J.
Pollock, Samuel G. Hubbard, Henry Nicol. Room
No. A End story, west.
Or Claims.-Messrs. John A. Rockwell John
Crowel, John X. ]. Daniel VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot, George G. Dunn, Thomas w Ligon, Tho
mas $. Flournoy; James H. Thomas Room No. 80
LIST story, east
On Commerce. Messrs. Washington Hunt, Jos
Grinnell, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
non G. Thibodeaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley s.
Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward, Kingsley S. Bing-
am-Room No. 40 End story, ieest.
On Public Lands. --Messrs. Jacob Collamer, Gar.
nett Duncan, A. II: Shepherd Richard Brodhead,
Harvey Putnam, Willard P. Hail. Alex. Evans, w.
r. w. Cobb, Horace Greely.-Room No. 80 attic
On The Post Office and Post Roads. Messrs. VIM,
L. Goggin, Joseph NJ. Root Charles Brown, Daniel
b. st. John, John $. Phelps, Elisha Embree George
W. Jones, Abraham Lincoln, David s. Kaufman
Room No. AZ 2nd story tresf.
For he District Of Columbia. -Messrs John G.
Chapman, +. A. Tallmadge, Albert G.. Brown, Wash
ington Barrow, o. b. Ficklin, VIM. Henry, Thos.
o.. Edwards Benjamin b. Thurson, John p.
Gaines Room No. 40 basement.
On he Judiciary -Messrs. Joseph r. Ingersol
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan K Hall, John
II. Lumpkin, James Dixon, Richard French John
l.. Taylor Richard X Meade.-Room No II 2nd
story South.
On Revolutionary Claims -Messrs. Daniel p.
King, Chester Butler, Franklin w. Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan D. Morris, VIM.
A. Newell +. X. Smart, and William Pitt Lynde.--
Room No. Al End starry. Irest
On Public Expenditures. Msssrs. Thomas l..
Clngman, John Strohm, Henry Bednger, ARENAS
| Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sere, Franklin Clarke, II $. Conger. Room No. 80
| basement
on Pirate Land Ciuims.--Messrs John Gayle,
! J. r. Brady w. w. Wick, David Rumsey, jr., j!
| H. Harmanson, p. w. Tompkins, RS, Candy An
drew Johnson, Mason c, Darling. Room No. 80
2nd story, teest
| On Manufactures. Andrew Stewart, A.
Abbott, Joseph E. Edsall, John w. Houston, Chss
| E. Stuart, Eliakim Sheriff. VIM. @. Brown, John
| w. Cnsfeld, James II. Johnson.-Room 62 End
story south.
| On Agriculture Hugh White, VIM
Sawyer John G. Palfrey, Sampson w. Harris, VIM.
! Rockhill, Hiram Belcher, VIM. Thompson, John J
! Slngerland, w. l.. Goggn. Room No 81 attic story
On Indian Affairs. -Messrs. ID. M. Barringer, NJ
! p. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. r. McIlvaine, c.
w Cnthcart, j. r. Giddings l.. b. Peck, A. Buck
ner, r. w. Johnson Room No. 81 2nd Story south
! On Military Afairs.---Messrs. John NJ. Bolts
John Dickoy, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. T
Haskell David Fisher.--Room No. n attic story.
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A CARD.--Mr. BRiSToW, Finishing Writing Master,
IL who has been giving lessons In Baltimore with the most
marked and distinguished for three years past and
who Is universally known Penman for the las, TWEEN
~ years In all Atlantic cities, intends visiting Washing
ton, by the request Of many citizens and will open his
academy In few days at Concert Hall buildings west
pee Of lessons his approved SUPERIOR and ele
giant system OF Writing Mr. Bristow, therefore, politely
and respectfully invites the ladies' and genemen's aeu
ton, and the public generally, of all ages specimens
the style acquitted which lie has LEFT Messrs Taylor
Mnury's Bookstore. Ninth street, Pennsy lvsna
nue., and at Browns Hotel iscpnfdently hoped that all
whose writing is bad, cramped egble will avail them
selves Of Mr. BIS reputation ami offer, his arrival
cheaply and speedily remedy The evil
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TIE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1870 tons Capt q. Forbes
" Panama, 1857 tons, Capt w, G, Stout.
~ g0n, 1899 tons Cap. L. II Pearson,
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am most respectfully yours &c,
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wAsHlsaroa, December %, ls47.
WAaHrNoros, December 20, ls47.

To DR.. A. j. ScHwARTzr, Jr.
Dear Sir: hereby acknowledge debt Of era-
titude due you in saying that attribute my pre-
sent of good health entirely the of your in
valuable preparation Of .Sarsaparila. Having been
afflicted with an I,fammatory Rhe,rmatic Affection
of the knee joint which sweled to such degree as
me Of The entire use Of my limb and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect Of recovering made use Of your
Extract of Sarsaparila 10 the amount of 5 bottles
after which ! began TO use my limb, md upon lie
further use had the satisfaction to find the disease
radicated and my general health very much improt
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You are at liberty to make use
Of this as you may think proper.
Very truely your obedient servant
VIM. w. STEWART
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oRAIIAM's MAGr1AzIE---1e4o.
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III. The above named medicine may be had In
Washington, wholesale and retail at the Store of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east of Sd street; at CHAS. ST0TT cos,
Pennsylvania Avenue near 7th street, also, at j. L.
KIDWELLS, Georgetown, d. C. In Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at COULSON d CO.'S, No.
South Liberty street; at ISRAEL GRAHAMS,
corner of Baltimore and Eutaw streets; also at
GEO w. JONES', corner Of Baltimore and High
streets. In Alexandria, at WIN. STAINLESS, y,
R; PIERPoINT, and COOKE & PERL'S, and at
other Druggists. ian i-dtf
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GRAND
In A U G U r ALTON BAL B..
MARCH 1919.

THE MANAGERS OF THE GRAND INAUGURATION
BALL have The pleasure 10 announce TO the public hat
The extensive In progress 10
render tho every way worthy Of the eminent citizens
whom il is intended honor An extensive saloon has been
built Judiciary square for the otcason which VIII DC 81
accomplished artists,
0uSaIs celebrated band hasbee engaged. and VIII per
form many original pieces, composed by Their celebrated
leader expressly for this Ball
The proceeds aer The payment OF expenses, are 20 be
equally divided between The two orphan nsyms Of THE
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATES.

: " N"ftftN"TV. 't "F''t"T y . fo'V'
| am informed of the ingredients OF which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla Is
composed, and believe Il to be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted TO produce salutary Alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD M. ID. \
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A oARD,-Al persons to whom am indebted
"a are respectfully informed that will meet my
obligations As fast as shall be able to do So Mean.
time, should be pleased to have the opportunity
of liquidatne my debts either in whole or in part
by job printing, by Advertisements In or subscrip.
lions 10 the National Wing.
CHARLES w. FENToN,
Proprisfor Of MAJ. WRtx
washington, Janly lst lsk9.
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WORTHINGToN q. sNETHEN

FORMERLY SOLICITOR OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAVE
Washington, ID. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court Of the United States,
the Courts Of the District and Of the neghborng States,
gives legal counsel al his chambers claims Of
every description against Congress any OF the Depart
msnts Of Government ACTS as agent IN proc urne eers'
ness requiring the presence and attention of counsel or
agent at the seat Of government.
ES- Office at his dwelling, No. Missouri Avenue, be-
tween and ~ streets. II.
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aEssRs. pouLIN, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole proprietors Of the celebrated

MEssRs. pouLIs ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole propristors Of the celebrated
LIE DoYEN's DIsINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave TO call attention to this important and invaluable
article the greatest discovery OF the ageplented In
Washington, December, l847.
THE above invaluable preparation, which entities the in
L ventor to- and must, when fully known gain for him
the gratitude and blessings Of the whole human family
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising,
Wafer Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars, &o &c Of Impure
gases In he sick chamber this Fluid win be found in.
Valuable the smell arising from the
body, or from the night STOOL by Its Al once dis
PEELED and should the disorder terminate fatally tho corpse
by using the Fluid without becoming in the slightest degree
offensive.
vantages from use In the steerage for dsnectlng and
for bge water Indeed numerous are Us virtues 70 do
tfcates from the most celebrated physicians Of England
France and Of this city who have tested IT. may be seen al
our Office which will fully convince the most scepiical OF
lie entirely free from any odor Of its own, simple in It's
70 oieners Asenis Captains Of rsssels and others For
sale In large qnantiiies for seerage Of emgrant ships
sse % he ss ~ e
ed without causing that highly offensive STENCIL and thus
The andersgned, desire 10 bring his arcl. into public
use II will be furnished In quart bottles Of own stamp
Orders arr respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
supplied, PoUIfN, ROGERS CO.,
80 Merchants Exchange, William street,
T2-F sale In this city by
w. 4 ]. II. GILMAN, Drngeists
Pennsylvania Avenue.
NEW YoRK September IS. 1873,
(fentenen Having used your Dlslnicctng Fluid on my
last voyage In the Washington aero the Atlantic lound
y an Invaluable article for destroying the efuvn from the
Water closet, &c. II.
also valuable the passenst in their state
rooms particularly In cases of sickness think the bes
disinfecitnp agent ever invented.
tSgned,l ]. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs pouI.iN, RooERs q Co.
O.
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MAanlsaros. january II. 1876.

~ = WARRINGTON, january II, 1916.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparila believe II to be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies of which il Is composed.
J. NJ. GIBSON, NJ. ID.
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WAsHiNdToN, January "a, lS45.

WASHINGTON, January "a ls48.
II gives me pleasure 10 say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen who have tested its cfi
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpcachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD.
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WAsHlsaroN, .Lan1aru 6, 1e4s.

VVAsHISuIO.Ei VuTtuITy u =
To DR.. A. ]. ScHwARTzE, Jr. H..
Dear Sir. | take great pleasure in stating that
about Is months since, used your Compound Err
hrdc of Sdrsapdriid as a remedy for General Deba-
ity, under which had been laboring long time,
and that few bottles restored me to sound health,
which has continued to the presenttime.
Very respectfully,
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WAsHIseroN, Ja,l,iary 10, 1876.

II gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsapara, prepared by DR.. Schwartze,
ms have knowledge Of its constituent parts. be.
leve that IL will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation OF Snrsaparlla now before the
public. ~. ~ IL. +. CONDlCT, NJ. ID.
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Groaarrows, January 81, 1913. I

Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartz
with the Ingredients of his preparation OF arsaparA
dbhcur with the medical gentlemen above, In regarA
ins Ii as an Alternative Of great efficacy and In aR
cases TO which such an Alternative il adapted Of great
power BENZ. y. BOHRER, Nj. ID,
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Veln This preparation win cure Strains, I'm
Al-usUlcers, on both man and beast II hssAl-A
cured Ulcers OF ten years standing Relief Ia given in
Spavns by is application And Tor FiHtna and Poessil
II s q sure cure.
A,so BARRIERS Horse Pnrders to restore the bad condi
ton Of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS, which give
90 much pain 10 that noble beast
Bnrbers Horse Balls (for Coughs and Caarrh) are my
own preparations and not trumpeted to the world as a
specifc, hut the best found out
D- Sold at STOTTS Drug Store, also al JNo. r CAL.
IAN'S, 7th street.
NIB All diseases treated by the subscrihsr on scien.
tlfc principles He Is regular bred farrisr, and can
always be found al the Washington Stables ready TO attend
the calls Of The public. ian lel GEO. BARBER.
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WAaHIsaToS January g. 1913.
Most Of the gentlemen named above are known to
me as citizens of high rcspectability; and the pro
fessonal portion Of them are of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community.
W. W. SEATON, Mayor.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON
To DR.. A. j. soHwARTzE, Jr.

Dear Sir Under sense Of deep obligation to
ration Of one of my children from General Debai-
IN and prostration Of the nervous system take plea
sure In teatifying to your Invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years SINCE when the
child was restored to, and still confines in the en-.
joymcnt of, perfect health,
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To DR.. N. J. SeHwARrzE, Jr.
June I, 1919,

To DR.. A. J. ScHwARrzE Jr
Dear Sir: consider II a duty owe TO you and
10 the public, to state that my son, who had been
afflicted for great length Of time with Bron-
ehiai affection and liberated sore throat threa
tened his feafter having been treated by The best
medical skill without success, eecually restored
10 health by your EXTRACT Of SdrsdpariHa, some 10
OF Is months ago, and has enjoyed perfect health
known throughout the extent of the country; and
sincerely hope before long that ii will be sought
after by all the afflicted. Wishing you abundant
success,