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For the Union
Review OF the Departments of Government
last twenty years.
iCONTINUED. |

Unexpected absence from the city has delayed the ap
pearance of this communication, promised, until the
present moment. Having, in former number endeayor
actually existed in the several executive departments
the CONNIE ncement of General Jacksons administrator
will now proceed to review the occurrences connected
herewith from the 4h March, 1929, up the 4th March,
ls4l and. in doing so. permit to premise that
necessarily be nothing more than hasty and cursory
Those occurrences, though well known and understood
here have been grossly perverted and msrepresenled
by the federal press throughout the country, commencing
with the leading federal journal this city, to induce
the belief in many honest minds that after power
placed in the hands OF the democratic party by
overwhelming majority OF the people, there scarcely
Cays memorable speech in the Senate) as "monumeni
Of their mercy" Now what the facts They well
known to the community here, including the editors OF
sketches that have appeared in that Journal emanating
a. supposed, from the pen of the white muzzled
friend" Of the "Heroic Age" and evidently intended foI
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DIED.

On the 18th inst CATHARINE BArTSTA infant daughter of
AppAHAM and BurLIn aged 10 months and ID days
In the morning of tho 18th instant CHARLES
A BURNETT in the slst year of his age,
His place from his late residence Bridge street
Wednesday the 10TH at o'clock The friends and acquant
ances of he family invited to attend.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
May Is, l840
WANTED, about 1900 fence posts to DO delivered
place as NAV be directed They be Of tho bes red
cedar than eight feet long, less in size than i've
inches i'm diameter small end Persons DESTROYS of
furnishing such posts any larger, will communicate
to thi. office the number they furnish the size, and
price and the earliest period within which they be de-
livercd MUDD
Commissioners of Public Buildings.
Nav l6-eo1w
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
May l5 l849.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this ofnoe until
O'Clock p. of the I'D instant, for grading on tho
public Mall a strip the side of 18th street, and
both street, which will require tho excavation
and removal Of about eight thousand cubic yards OF
earth. The work to be commenced and completed within
The earliest reasonable after the agreed upon
/. MUDD,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
May l6-dd
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THXPECTINti be absent in Europe for some months
T. all inquiries in relation said may be addressed
Knox Walker, Washington, who is empowered as my
attorney general agent contract and receive orders
for the delivery OF said pistols SAMUEL GULL.
May l6-d3m
nICKENS's (Bos) new book Wney's very noat IL
Illustrated edition. Ia cents per number. No just
ce,ved bv TAYLOR " MAURY,
Nav is Booksellers 9th street.
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fry-A public meeting Of tho Bible Society OF this
civ to which all friends of the invited, and
which expected be particularly interesting will be
held this "wednesday evening, eight o'clock in the LIST
Ba ptis church on 10Th street.
Nv REQUEST OF previous meeting, the Hon R. j. Walker
will present series of resolutions, with appropriate
marks and the Rev George A. Coiey will deliver an adj
dress.
business meeting will take place Immediately after tho
address, to which a constitution will be submitted.
May Is
MI JAMES r. HALLIDAY II a candidate for the
office of Collector Of Taxes for the ensuing and his
name and qualifications respectfully submitted to the
voters of the city. May l6-dJ4
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O. H. PARTRIDGE, M. D.,

u. n. D'
No. 1875 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES to give his particular attention to tho treat
~ of diseases OF the skin, scroula and diseases o.
the throat - s
Office hours 8 a M, p. M, and p M
Ap l0-3mif*
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1UBfCJust received at the old established Music and
Nl Stationery Store door OF 18th street, Penn
syvania avenue, the following collection of music
which will be sold one-thrd less than it can be purchased
elsewhere.
VIM FISCHER.
Fantastic from the opera of j. Lambardi, by Rossen.
Reminences of Lucia de Lammermoor, by List,
Beauties OF do do by Martinez.
Beauties of Lucretia Borgia, by Ozemez.
Beauties of the Bohemian Girl, by Balfe
BeIlom, composed by Ole Bull.
Grand Fantasia, introducing God the Queen and
Rule Britannia, by Herr.
Gems from Lucia de Lammermoor, by White
Gems from Norma.
Beauties of the opera, collection of Popouns from the
operas OF Donnizeti, Beini, Verdi, &c.
Beauties of the opera of Amilie
Besides many other publications by European com
posers
May IL
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SECOND WARD
For Aidern,an.-RoBERT FARNHAM
For Common Conncit.-WM. F. BAYLY.
For Collector of Iares-JAMEs F. HALLIDAY.
The above will be supported at our next election by
Nav is MANY VOTERS
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York,
No. IS Wall street.
CyTATEMENT of the affairs OF this institution at the close
y of the quarter OF the sixth ending May lsi9
Amount at credit of first dividend account per
of LIST February, lS49 $543,07I Is
Deduct amount paid during last three months
for profits policies expired by death 1,076 81
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A HOUsEKEEPER-Al lady wishes situation as
temans or widowers family No objection to South or
West References of the first respcctabty. Address L.
s. post office, Washington, ID. q. u.s.
Nav ll-aod3t* b
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rHALLENGE BLACKING.-W. FISCHER, importer
of stationery parchment, Rodgerss cutlery &c, has
lust received fresh supply of Masons unequaed and in
imab BILE backing which he will dispose OF at the manu-
actuers price, no being the solo agent Tor the District
NAV IL
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u and Notarial Seal Presses.-TAYLOR MAURY.
Booksellers 9th street, have just received from the
manufacturers lot OF Presses and Copying Paper and
Books which sale at very low prices, They are
invaluable for offices and counting ono press dong
the work of half a dozen clerks. May IL
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MOSES II GRINNELL, President.
SAMUEL HASNAy, Secretary
Charles De Seld.ng, No H. Todds Buildings, Pennsy
vania avenue sScnt W. p Johnston, M. d., opposite II
post office, TN vt, physician.
Pam phes explanatory of the principles and operation
of the psny be obtained application Mt Ii
agents office. May Is
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ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.
Posr orrIcE, Washington, ID. c., Decor

Posr 0rucE, Washington, d. c., December ls49.
THE Mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia New York
Boston, SC, and Buffalo, kc, will be received by O'Clock
daily mail be from this Office and by
southern closed hereafter daily O'Clock
and will be received heretofore daily by O'Clock
fhe Mail and Western Mail received
and closed nj daily The mail trains north Of Phil
adepa arrive there time with ie
brings Mail, arrive here by
Eastern mail be beyond Baltimore made Saturday
night.
places Vnia closed night except Saturday, nj D.
and received six times week, with mail from Baltimore Mary
land, by IL, m.
Mail from Georgetown D. c. received twice daily by
s. p M, closed for that place the hours
Rockville, Maryland, received Monday,
Wednesday and Friday each week by and closed for
those places ut ., m, Of the same days
The Mail from Brookylc &c Maryland, received BY
"Wednesday and Saturday each week. and closed for those
At Q, p. m, OF Monday and Thursday. ...
Upper Marlboro &c. Maryland received by 4 Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and closed Q,
Port Tobacco Maryland received Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday by s. MI closed Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday at o.
Waenton ddeburs &c. Virginia. received Sunday wednes-
day. and Friday, by II, closed Monday, wednes
day. and Friday.
Leesburr &C, Virginia, by and closed o. M
day Wednesday, and Friday.
& The postage newspapers and that all printed adj
postage prepaid packets addressed foreign
countries Britain Ireland and Scotland,
Europe and places 70 which they through the Be
o. The ONCE is open from O'Clock m to O'Clock, D. m
daily sunday and that day IL Is open from TO TO-
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY,
Dec. l-6t Postmaster
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In CONGRESS- OF THE U. STATES.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 8. ls4e.


SENATE.
The first session Of the als Congress. commencsd this
and the Senate assembled at the city OF Washington.
The following senators appeared in their seats viz:
From Coanseteut. -Mesas. Roger s. Baldwin and
Truman Smith.
& From Deiauare Mr. John Wales.
From Geoygta.-Mr VIM. G; Dawson.
From Indiaaa--Mr. James Whitcomb.
From Illinois MIR. James Shields.
From IOpa-Messrs. George w. Jones and Augustus
From Kentucky -Messrs. Joseph R. Underwood and
From louisiana MIR. solomon U. Downs
From Maine.-Mr Hannibal Hamln.
From MassdehuSetts.-Mr. John Davis.
From faryand-Mr James A. Pearce.
From Mississippi Jefferson Davis and Henry
From Michigan -Messrs Lewis Cass and Alpheus
From Missouri Thomas H, Benton and
David Atchison
From Nsso hampshire -Messrs John p Hale and
'' From n %e~ Mr.. william H. Seward.
From Nea0 Jersey-Mr Jacob w. Miller.
From North Carolina --Messrs Willie P. Mangum
and George E. Badger.
Fom Oh,o.-Messrs Thomas Corwn and Salmon p
From Pennsylvania Messrs. Daniel Sturgeon and
From Rhode lsland-Mes.rs. Albert c. Greene and
A. p Butler,
From Tennessee. -Mr. John Bell
From Vermont,-Messrs Samuel s. Phelps and VIM.
From Vrginia. -Messrs James NJ Mason and Robert
M T. Hunter. H. I....
From Wisconsin. -Messrs Henry Dodge and Isaac p
Walker
The Rev. Henry SLIcER oficated as Chapains
The Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE, Vice President of the
United States and President Of the Senate took the chair
Mr.; UNDERWOOD presented the credentials of the
Hon. HENRY CLAY OF Kentucky, elected senator by the
Legislature OF Kentucky for the term of six years.
mencing the 4th day OF March, ls49 which were read
and the oath prescribed by law having been administered
to Mr.. G., he took his seat in the Senate.
MI. MANGUM presented the credentials of the Hon.
JAMES SHIELDS OF Illinois, elected senator by the egs
ature OF that State for the OF six years. commencing
on the 4th day OF March, 1s49; which read, and
the oath prescribed by law having been administered
Mr.. s., he took his seat in the Senate ss5
On motion by Mr.. STURGEON,
Ordered That the Secretary of the Senate acquaint the
House OF Representatives that quorum of the Senate has
assembled and that the Senate ready proceed bust
ness.
On motion by Mr.. FELCH,
Ordered That the daily hour of meeting the Senate be
IL O'Clock, until otherwise ordered.
Mr. DODGE of Iowa submitted the following resolu-
ton; which was considered by unanimous consent, and
agreed TO:
Reoiped, That be supplied during the pres
session, with newspapers heretofore, exceeding
the cost of four daily newspapers.
On motion by Mr.. MANGUM,
The Senate adjourned.
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THE GLOBE,

Congressional. Agricultural. and Literary Newspaper
approach Of Congress calls out the annual prospectus Of the
The time full Of n,ers.. The coming in Of admnsu.
ncsns new and most npOsni issue. arising
s;s s.. s The sS ' &c.
aons with France, and the possible complication
' The :s % v.
om agitation many questions Of vital n,ers. % the puI
c win draw forth all the o. the national bring
measures maturing eject bring the whole nation into
parts Union, public opinion which upon Con
10 become asefui instrument, however humbe the
working Of the admirable machinery Of our popular institutions,
therefore been increasing demands Of
our and growing country for congressional ine
sa. already enlisted The .s,s..
and the individual who year
gives . aa win se
q with H. y, i'm
hona number Of requredhe charges incurred
he
eaa s our .s
The daily sheets issued as shan con,Sue % make the reports thai
made the next s1pse,sSa will sub
price, win part defray expense reporting, give
@ pase a s
will give an p the Ss Of s % print
ton codered viii yet yield SUFFICIENT profit TO make the system
Jcna RIVE. having purchased ne n.srss, q BLAIR
ceianeous department Of the BLa reres from
both concerns with prayers for their permanent usefulness and pros
The GLo.r win be published daily during the session Or Con
e.s and weekly the remainder me and win undergo dsi
button In the form Of WEEKLY GLoBE CosGRKsslosAL GLoss
The WErKIY GLOBE win contain agricultural and miscellaneous
articles and will occasionally give debates Of such Importance
price wrrxIr cIosE TO one dollar with
view obtain general circulation Subscribers who
hitherto paid ~ annm will be charged only 81 after the ex
the GLosr win mbody. q n. done for the
The viii he revised speeches sspssy i
the the President Of the United States and the reports
The GLoBr and ArPRNDII viii be published
fast as the proceedings Of Congress will make number Sub
session. week as-
wards, until the end Of the session Each volume win probably
Complete indexes 10 the GLOBE and ArrssD
will subscribers Congress adjouns.
s win sad IN s Osp save
Stunning be impartial vehicle for all sides cannot maintain
character If the editorial columns reflect party hue.
TERMS a
For copy the DAILY GLosr daily during the session
Of Congress, weekly during the recess) year S5
For the DAILY GLOBE for less than at he Of q
For copy Of the WrrxLr CLOS. fSr on. year To
For one Of the CoSeREsHosAL GLOBE during the
For one copy Of the ArrExDix during the session SO
i ten Of part The
The prices for these papers SO low that advance payments
Pomaste who may obtain ubscnbers win be allowed twenty
per cent the subscription prices single papers, which they
retain whsa they send On The name. o. and The :sse
clubs who take ten copies low that deduction
par Il ne S
The GLOBE and ArPsHDx s DAILY GLoss
oen Sree Ss a IN
and send copy OF their containing distinctly marked
around with pen to direct our attention to it,
w.sHrsoros CRY, November 9, Is4s-Iotcp
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NOTTAeE ARCHITECTURE

COTTAGE ARCHITECTURE.-As series Of designs Cor do
nestle and ctsEe and Villas
Ing adapted the United States with drawings ground
plots, plan
two volumes by W. w. Ranleti, architect, pubiished
Rtchs American hchtec comprising designs for cheap
and village residences with dets
estimates Of cost, &C., &c vols many ensayings
Downinss Cottage Residences, vol.
wightwckt Hints 20 Young Architects, vol London.
Designs for Rural Churches, vol. London.
Hints Public Architecture by Robert Dale Owen,
the Smithsonian institute Building Committee vol. Ib4e
Tredgod on Carpentry vol large quao with very
cravings, price 81 IS.
And many others Of the same class Of science
Dec l. FnANCK TAYLOR.
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Agency Of the Book-publishsne Houses I'm the u.ss>A
States. a : \
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and snstoners Pennsylvsnia
9Th street. rions win ne min
cpa book establishments Of the country suppy III orders for
religious, miscellaneous law, medical scientific and school books
In lots OF single copies, AZ the lowest publication prices.
schools and individuals intending order foreign
American books from the northern trouble
Ren q heavy freight postage, tc by leaving their orders vim
fhkoh - "hOhf IN Washinfton city Dec. L.
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Dancing Academy.

Mr. Liable has the honor the citizens Of
WI washington and Georgetown dancing school viii
open Tuesday, l2h Of November his residence Pennv
MA avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
Days tuition Thursdays, and safu
days; Georsetown-Mondsys and Fridays.
p. sMr. L. win Georgetown on Monday, 2sth
November, at Temperance Hall, on Bridge street.
Nov. 20--dn
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The Arpad alluded
tne hunehnans who, when driven tribes from banks
NC the end Of the ninth century settled
anu me Any OF the Emperor Anoud, beat the Morav
hs ~ tne year 80 Under the Of
Lewis surnamsd The Child he Of Pannona which
hunganans nave since then kept o.
name 70 Hungarian dynasty which began stephen in ee7
race Of kings IL known The Arpades - -
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Delegate from the Territory Of Orsgon.-Mr. s. R.
Thurston.
Delegate from The Territory Of Minnssota MIR. Hen
ny H. Sibley.
Athe members and delegates answered to their names.
except the following. viz:
Messrs. Mes and WnMor, of Pennsylvania, (who af-
forwards appeared in their seats SHEPHERD OF North
Carolina King, OF Georgia; ALsToE and HUBBARD OF
Alabama: BRows. OF Mississippi; GENTRY. Of Tennes-
see and JULIEN. OF Indiana.
Mr. BOYD moved that the House proceed to elect a
Speaker by Viua vocs vote and then, by general con-
sent. he Clerk putting the moton,) the Clerk ap-
pointed as tellers Messrs STRONG OF Pennsylvania
DUN, OF New York MILLER, OF Ohio; and HILLIARD,
of Alabama
THE FIRST BALLOT.
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Necessary to choice, Ito.
On the fourth ballot those who changed their votes
were Mr. Holmes, who voted for Mr.. Seldom and Mr..
Wilmot, who voted for Mr.. Booth.
was then announced that the fourth ballot had failed
TO result in choice.
Mr.. LEVIN next moved an adjournment until IL
o'clock, m, tomorrow; which motion having been de-
cided BY teers, was caredayes 100; not counted
And so the House adjourned.
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Dec. l-6t

EDUCATION-The attention Of desiring
~ the advantage Of thorough instruction, union with the careful
supervision and minute allowed plan
school, invited Fairfax Institute the
commenced The l Of October The Of the school,
the Theological Seminary Virginia. within three miles OF
da retired, agreeable, and healthy The effort habituay
made 70 train pupils under the influence Of Christian principles
The ofinuucion embraces the English Latin
Creek languages the Mathematics, and other branches Of liberal
education, including all that for college
Pupils win Be received at any period Of the year.
TERMS 500 for October
following August proportion
ally In advance For ESQ of the
months go per for bedding during year
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
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TO THE Lovers OF the best Havana Cigsrs-T. BAs-
TIANELLI Co, under Browns Hotel have
gnment, directly from Havana 900 select
brands, manufactured IN Cuba Amongst them only 1919
Of the celebrated Fanny Ee brand They
Or bundles for cash only We earnestly Judges Of
ne them nothing has been imported for along time
equal 70 them.
" a-e0if
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MIR. JOS II. KEssLER Professor or Musfe.
HAVING returned 10 this city after ahs>nee
~ caused BY heah has the honor o6er on his
services 70 the musical public and TO them that his undivided
attention shall be devoted 10 his duties re.dy
give instruction, heretofore singing piano ANY
command which be LEFT for him his
shall have immediate attention -'
Nov -3aw6w--Fsm&Tus lst q
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A sEAsoNABLE PRESENT.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR JANUARY, 1850.

GODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR JANUARY, 1880
a Rivalry Acknowledged.
SdoR az the DaY q, GAS Equal
presented TO the public Can ,ns once .ad To-.
ras eassr Ss's''s s=i s:
Coored FASHIONS for Chidrens Fancy Dresses.
EMBELLISHMENTS
Engraved Cover, on steel-the Tableaux OF Life.
the Flight q Time-Gons coming in sac year.
1 Tss Death Pss, he'd Of the Rev. John Wesley
a
T SIss ri.Ss ~ Al vi SS. Plane soisiss
Our Lord Blessing Li,,le Children.
Our Lord Feeding the Multitude.
Presentation Of January Bills.
Costumesof Nations.
The Work Table Ladies, Card Case r
Two Abominanons- Block FASHIONS. -
CONTRIBUTIONS lssf.s 4
son. REV g ss.l n far. i p.a.a s GFs w. Ann
Tus.e%an, 1.on, 7. q Arthur, n p win, Hos l. 4
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M Ms c.,i s s e. i.sSs D.
In In all all ~ engraving: and =, eont,ib.or.
membered that get double premiums offered BY any o,hsr
Only twenty-five for this splendid number.
Comparison betveen Cooley PAiadepAia monk
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@ mS, s o which a s were so0,ss and y % pssh
we gave in each number piece e musc pointed .sps.ie
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win glance which is the cheapest magazine for o.
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coored fashion plate. alone cost much nearly all me snsvn
have cost US an Immense .am o. money but honesty
purpose and positive dislike % fa,ehoca. N Win
titled 10 L. $500 Ta
Tsrx., Cash in advance Postage paid
Mssnhess and expensive 20 club
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The last two though enuavnss, Only
Two copies g. any two Of above pdn % esch sub
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MORE AND MOST LIBERAL OFFERS.
and copy o either Of the above magnificent print
P go we win send copies Of he bcok and thirty epes %
single en- numbers . e ~ ,ss Lady. Book Is cents
above are pssr Rns s pss ssd
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are q fa GOOD DE fss Ss.nias : ''-'' - '''@
sent when subscriptions are reusd direct
The sdy BOOK for 1850 viii CONTAIN several so.r.s ,.s en-
.o.Ts e. :. and sssr. sending clubs win oss
hem and will be great favor - = - -
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yUILLARDs HOTEL.since close Of the last bu-,pe
this Hotel has undergone
ing painting tc and other Improvements added Tor ne com
fort and convenience Of m guests With
and with the aid Of capable sssstsn trust me Hotel will
merit a share Of the coming winter business,
Nov 10-d3w H. A. WILLARD.
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Necessary to a choice Ill.
The following gentlemen changed their votes on the
third ballot, viz:
Mr.. Booth for Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Doty for Mr. Pot
ter, Mr. Holmes for MIR. Meade, and Mr.. Wilmot for Mr.
Tuck.
The third vote having resulted in no choice,
Mr.. HOLMES moved that the House adjourn until IL
m, tomorrow.
Telers having been ordered, on DIVISION the motion
was lost-ayes 81, noes los.
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Necessary to a choice Ill.
The voting the second ballot was the same az on
the first, with exceptions as follows, viz:
Mr.. Orr voted for Mr.. Seldom; Mr.. Holmes for Mr.
Woodward; and Mr.. Wilmot for Mr. Durkee
Mr.. billiard announced that no election had taken
place; and then
THIRD BALLOT.
The House proceeded to vote a third tme with the