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At fIUF % Al IIlF on TIE % I'D
AT THE MERCHANT LII LiBRARY NintOn Han
" On the Laws OF Creation or Researches into
l. r. Mature and Science Giving remarkable confirmation
20 The BID ical doctrine OF the Trinity Illustrated by
numerous ard tesulfl drawings and diagrams.
THEE LECTURES.
Ga Philosophy Of LIE ton Tuesday evening, l6,hl
? Ga Vrgo.ai1n and The Qua ton Thursday evenin z,
l0hL
On the Principle OF he Triad Trinity a. seen 10
Geology, The Anatomical structure VI Man. and In
Departrnsnis Of Nature fon Saturday evening 20th)
Terms -trs, Lecture free Each of the Others . cents
Tickets ne door Gad Redselds Book Store the
coruer of The bal ding. Members admitted as usual
To commence a. u o'clock. NJ ais 5teOd'
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~ Every Man his Own Land0rd.-The An
Meeting q the American Benefit Building AssOeia-
ION vii l,ke place Tuesday evening April l6 At The
Hal corner Of Catherine and Henry when tho Second
Alnua Report II de Association will be submitted by he
Finance Committee. The members of the Association are
respectfully requested 10 attend IN order TO elect proper
officers for the ensuing wear.
sJEssURUS, Secretary, .oeiee l55 Fulton-sl
Al meetings are public el6 IL.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The scALpEL FOR MAS eenls-" Is 10 he Old vein o
sarcastic huuor vuiole plesssnuies and laughni
Ne ph.,or beiAn use Of he prote ard e,ueD- Tribune
ale jeoG' BERFORD co Asior House
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In the CiIy.-A Free Lecture will be given T1s
Evening Al y O'Clock In the Congregational Church
81 Gcuv-neur ard aLdison Introductory to short
~ popular lectures Anai0ny Phy siO0gy, and
The Il preserving health To Be Illustrated by his
large collection Of Mankins Skeletons Models Paintings
&c Admission firs free The rest Il each
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ktjANpEn--A situation a, waitress or chamhormaid
w aIy wishes To procure either ~ the shove siiua
lions flr colorei Girl no has dsed with her sewers
years. and whom sh- highly recommend IN every re-
speci. Apply L.. WesI Fourteenth - unit. friday next
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Youug Mems Debating soeiety.-,

Anniversary Of bs ceiy will be celebrated b. pub
rc meeting % Wsdre-iay evening April H. a. ths Geek
Buildings Exercise. - consist o. Address BY the Pre-
sdenl; Orsuon bys M-m0=r; Essay Recitation E-say
Rec anon Dsbste by four ADMINISTRATION Which
should be admired Jr ais services The Successful and
p.r1uc Statesman Tie successful and patriotic War
rorr Tickets free can be had Of A Amermsn, 81 CE-
s. iusrpeIsl al6 n
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ PhnnoEraphy.-T LELAND Reporter and
Tcacher Il Mercer Il near Broad and CgaAL al6 I'm
n American Instituie.-Au adjourned me err of
lis lrslu- VII PEE Lrd itis evening Al De repository =
Broadway al = O'Clock.
TIE hye. avs ~il be- .ho onlr snli 'c construed
ai6 10. HENRY MElGS Re- See
~ American instituGc-Fnrmers' Cuba
mret.ng WI boz held 81 hr Repository, 95i BfOsdwsy
Tlesdsy 4 pr lsih sub,ecis-Sseds and z ant.
ny Grating Budding Sc. Distribution Of Seeds, Gratis
sc. 10
~ \ Cnrd.-W STAIR a FELLOWS tender their
re reciil ed gcuenis the Fire Department and
Officers Z the second Ward Police Station
ts prompt and freui rendered In securing merchan
c.Xe anl cxu0gui.iing ne me- which occurred their
premises, 81 B-skmsn-sf. Saturday evening To their
dsrieestd services cheer,u.y rendered under
special 0b cations ". h , AZ
Monday Evening. Apr. IS, 1870. s6 It.
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o.. ANELD- - ih- trst % May young stn-elan 20
W Al a an A-s.isnt Teacher u English and GLASS;
"a school m The country n must Doe commitment OF
mn. Protestant Episcopal Church ant must bng good ,es
rrorais Of character ard ahiiy % each Apply al 81
Bf1.awav. between and n.c.ocs, 4 NJ. AI6 To-
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NA-ANTED--A situation - sesns;ress hV respectable
w sounr wouian uho u rtfrclN csrahie al making "a
ie- dresses u every description sud ~ r. together VIII
every other work requisite ~ families Can give the bes
ofciv f-rences Gan be- a. Ji West Thfieenthst
third iO1r. $40 IT.
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lAfaNThD-A situation hs tNo trspec.sn.r girls, one
w a. chant. rra aid and w.er ta- utn~f as nurse ar
saa,n.ircss Can cgt srd ft chirers CONES Noud 20
by he day 'hs week the orin Car - seen tor iice
dsvs at J Nrib-si between Secoed ard fhirdHy ihft
-.'..I a.. r,., a.6 H.
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AAfANrlD-By 40 sisters, -HIunots one a. chamber
" waia and water, he Other - chsmhermsd and 90
h-ip win ihe washing ard ironing 0r 70 do ths general
homework = a small private family, he hes, of city
reference be given from heir last pisces CAL Al IL
Madisor.si. n1st Z .or back 70, si6 ~
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AANTkD-Bg respectable young woman, siius-
w ton sesusuess In private family one ths i &C
cusion,ed 20 a. Kinds family sewing. Can mske shirts
snd b0y.' clothes Can 20 for month or two 10 any
place WI al. rails l0f two days Cali al sIl broad
wav sl6 IL
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NV Esvgiof 40 laser BoNcs-D,LIEY's Pan
Extractor u the od wrapper arssy couuferiiei TIE
deetrr.ors suf fl.is The market Avoid imposition s-d
danger ard buy nsiLrYs Saye only ne new wrapper
ard rs large boxes You viii ,hen ge. the genuine and
gain rear 20 Pefc er, n quantity See the C.rclas
f5rfr5o y DALEY as Broadway.
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NJ onroe doctrine BY the last Administration
remain unaffected. unc0ntradictei. That
Administration obqndoned Nicaragua, re-
fused 70 give her the least aid or counte-
nance in her dire extremity, and saw Der
only port On this side Of the continent, the
INDISPENSABLE Eastern terminus Of the Ocean
shin Canal. wrested from her by British
Graf, and British power. Nicaragua iu-
plored their aid in ample season before the
deed was donc-implored it again and again
afterward. They refused 70 interfere-re-
fused even % notice the application. They
remained in power year after The seizure
Of San Juan. but never a word Of remon-
STRANGE - Great Britain, Of sympathy Tor
Nicaragua, was uttered By them. But now
they arc ou;, and their successors are Obliged
70 take no the matter whore they left IT, and
10 bring II 20 some .o-t Of an adjustment
crippled and damaged a they cannot fan o.
be bv the fatal neglect and acquiesccnce Of
our late ruler.-wc find the partisans Of
these rulers preiuiicing public mind against
the Treaty before it i promulgated by a
cry that Mr. Clayton has abandoned the
Monroe doctrine, and some Of them solemn
~ avcrring that Democratic Admins
,ra,ion would have ordered Great Britain -
81 clear out Of Central America in forty
eight hours" Is it not in point, therefore.
to show what such an Administration did,
suffered, and tamely acquiesced in through
months and years.
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WANTED By aresrecisb.e Protestant gr, situa-
" tou as good plain cock Is good washer snd
r0ner ,ud CITY ference hr given. 10y calling Al y
Fourth between Nuih srd Ten Can be seen FOR
49, f.rs 4 moi suiisd ais It.
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NkrANTED-A situation by = gc'a coos, washer and
w i-.rar Asr. a situation by Young olAn 81 cham
her-, O. and % ssss, with he washing snd IRONING Has
no objection tn DO cooking lnqgre .. 81 >uAysn-st m
..-- -..l.-.~..s si6 De-
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his Loussncs Of prisoners IN this county, daily
under sogg horrible torture. We refer 10 the unforgn ate
FEET iupusone1 IN ILL., ing boots 90 for elegant hs
good Gather and Ow hgure, % JoSEss H Ann-st ais
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NNANTED-Hotr sslovus, hotfi ~ houst : either ~
w ~, civ or courtry, Wi DO provided win SoHAs'
rhs-,--r--is waters g. ON Application a. tle once
fft Nassau 81 No Servants sent from hrs cePoI IN
f..s trev possess integrity. soney sll capaoy Ar-
80 80 =, ..-s..~. la NAL ait L.
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~ Those hayr goods ~ "a 10 The country trade sra
reminded i.ai ro" l. -st he tine ID advertise Them m
country regsr. refs O. can te done conveniently,
rror Flr. ai1 ir fhH host pa0srF A. & P.LMsEs Al
verl'-irr Agency Tribune Buildings he = appointed o
receive and % Ir sutscrprous ard sdverse ns q,
ihe pub cher. lowest raies This agency embraces shs
best pEEtrs SD principal towns ~ he states.
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AAANrfD-Bj respectable woman n situation IN
w private family, pastry cook washer and roner
10 DO gene al housewOTk No objection 10 20 short dis
lance 10 the country. B@s' city reference Apply at IS
Greaf JJncsst = In 2 q rear ais IT,
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N ANrhD-A situston D. -. tay NuGug " oman
w % tn -na ncrNurE waiting or io tsse care ot ch
trc1. ant do sin sewing GuoJ civ reference can De-
iver ard wcgr have ob-clon 90 40 short distance
h lie country Cs a. = ksr b. frout house on me 'rs
So ai6 d.
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N.NTFD s.rssror nf 81 Au'.ichn Ni-'N 'Sdy
W a. ssere- tl-- i's hot- or oosrdH 5cse, OF
r-ss-- . .rs = couIpeterio me cHarg- . person
q experience anl uf hls 1sss lals aud Eoi 49,
-s1s' s4rs-fs Der tu.r.. I'D ear make henet l'r
1870. s.6 To-
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kAANTED-A respectable Protestsnt gil wishes a
w situation chamDermad walter, she can do
plain wing lake Of children the best fcy refer
given Can be 81 Thirteenth a. doors from
Avenue q. al6 n
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NNANTED-A sinsIon by t~o respectable women
w he 90. Is hrstrae cook, ard understands cake and
pastry well has the Of reference from her lss
places sas city Call - BroorDes second door IN The
rear sl6 IL
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WANTED BY young Protestant gifi situation for
w general homework or chamberwOrs and sewing. IL
willing make hereof generally useful City reference
given. Apply at lS9 West Twe!fi st. near Fhhaye.
ais ~
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WANrED-A situation, by respectable Young woman
w asa plain cook ahfs' rnie washer and ironer Csn
10 chamh-rwork and waiting The hest Of city reference
given from her last place Cal 80 SAth-sL Third stor
back room al6 p
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WANrFD-siuaiions by TWO very competent girls
w with good city reference ono 10 cook wash and
iron DO he homework u private family the Other
Jagged 49, % mnd children and make hsrse generally use
full. Gall at ~ Sxihavenue In he hook store al6 IT,
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WANTS..

(N-ANgbD--A psriue, SD '-r tie +. ere s-i'i.sn. 20
W i11acr his - 49, 81 rNiros4.e HsFri nfv~gl ~
----is safes o. s.- Ugnr E4 sly dsa1lASes ~ a.
--.-s So - - - ant sd7r "a ~ rs nis''rss VIII
Bad .r mean bsnca II 1Spt- s'19png FOR uNnsac oas
10 t W MES travels win -l.arcr az ~ eas' NQ 20
h. stare A.v raraed ma %. or coun ~, to' farf
49,. f-,--f N.frsss ff-r.' His ~ =. al Do
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WANTED A slnsuun by ares oecabe girl, 10 do the
w general homework of n smai private family cham
berwok plain sewing, To take Gaze u children Has
objection 20 90 IN the country Apply at 81 E,seNs In
lhs resr alo IL
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NAANTED-A situation by = very competent girl with
w good ciiy reference. ard seamstress Ia
private family. or would do chsmberwork and sewing
Would 20 tho county. Cal q xth-sv IN the book
sta
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WA>TED-A situation by very competent middle
w aged woman with excellent city reference TO cook
for private f.nyi understands pastry Of a. kinds Ca!
1t 10 Si1ih-ayense In lhs book store. alo D.
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WANTING sITUATIONS.-

Az tNrED-Stusuprs by t~O very competent girls
w with good cry reference one Ia coos wssh and IRON
for a private family the other do chamberwork and
sat1g or chauhsrwork sod dae ~sshng ard ironing or
Nun on AZ 25 An ut N he TeAr up siars. ALL 3
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M ANrED-By smarludy woman situation as cook
w On private family good washer sud foner. Has
ohlsc ion 90 90 IN the county Good reference rom her
last PAGES for ten years ard he other two wears
Ca az io8 Lud ow-st second door ale Nis'
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WANTED-By Grespecsbs young girl of IS years Of
w age, who has lately arrived IN this country, situation
Of children DO wsiing In small fam
iy. Call at 10 West Fourteenth between Fifth and Sixth
al
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heed What concession OF power and au,hor;,v !.
made oy 'be Moth IN this measure Ii is ia the 6ish
degree OF probability, that all the newly ACQUIRED Tsr
torres " ill ultimately be dedicated 10 fhs camss ~ d.
soil, without the Wllmoi Proviso Do thew huv thai
Wilmot so to their bosoms that nothing but thai
~ ~ w no other obstacles no other prevsntves
s ih''odueuoa OF slavery in the Territories will sat
lsy them but Wilmot, Wamot. WILMors Is that sac
rlncs 10 what power is thesacrifce made here Are
psnmen OF Their wishes or do they require TO infct
what they know regarded as derogaory to the honor
and the feelings Of the South
oif MI Monroe was in Office al the time OF the passage
OF the missouri Compromise and do not believe one
WORD Of any man getting into office IN consequence of
as price Tor his vote upon that occasionl not
whence the charge may come. | know most of the
men and If had been aware of the senator's inten
ton 10 go the list OF northern men who voted
for that Compromise, ! would have fortified my own
recollection by resort 10 The journals of the House
Henry Baldwin got no Office; Henry Storrs got none
Henry Shaw got none Judge Ford got none; and sup
pose they constitute about half the northern for that
from The general government until long after, when he
was appointed district attorney Some ten or twelve
years alter when Mr. Adams in power, he may have
got an ONCE Here, then, we have six eight out of
the number who got office; and when Mr. Liver
more. or anybody else, ventures to make a charge
against the memory of that vrtuous patriot Monroe,
anu hold out the idea that Offices distributed as
reward Tor the votes gwen let him specify the men aud
the ofhces do not believe word OF it. II is mis-
iake dare say the senator believes what he has stated
Sir, really these little posthumous debates after one
has become exhausted by the main battle OF the day. are
very unpleasant But stand up here for this measure
and DO MOI want the senator to deal in defamation
ask hlm 'chat right is sacrificed by the North in this
measure Let him tell me if the North does not get al
most everything. and the South nothing but her honor
her exemption from usurped authority to the Texas land
which have mentioned together with the fugitive slave
proposition, and exemption from agitation on the sub
ject OF slavery in the District OF Columbia. do not
want general broadcast defamation, but specifications
Let US meet them like Viewpoint upon point-argument
upon argument. Show the power here TO which
northern sacrifice is made Show what sacrifces-scha
want.
MIR. FOOTE, having obtained the floor. moved an ad-
journment; which was agreed to-
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DUBILC sale Of Large md Augus-
Ia county near ssauntOn, virEtnia--on "Wednesday,
county Augusta called Bearwsiow, belong
the Chapman Johnson lying between
miles north staunion both sides OF the road from
together with all 10 buildings
cling improvements nppa~nanc~s. The
which about hundred
hundred well nnbered
wants, large barn, stables DAIRY, bath house,
buildings gardens aud well selected orchard
vineyard of the Catawbs Ae kc
iy a Improvement
over, cleared land entirely and fresh
III land, county attractive and
s,uaos every hety for products
and where lsnds steadily rising in
value, snbrds opportunity, which, hoped VIII not escape
the notice enterprIssna
whole be udiciously divided for
farms, with convenient proportion OF wood
cleaning wood land and cleared
may wishes Of paehaers and persons
who disposed bid for the land invited 10
their mode division which would suit them, be
the undersigned Richmond to his brother
william Johuon, The the
and will give who feel interest in the matter all the IN
formation In his power.
which
be delivered purchaser la the
purchasers viii have the privilege OF putting
crop Of small grain.
Terms OF purchase paid
balance nstslments ut y Is
"a The payments bear
he securedhy bonds
and by deed of trust the
with covenants 81 general
made and tho security
for he Gre
10 commence O'Clock the dwelling
occupied simpson Taylor The day above naned
tho weather ""f'vo'sss 90 s nsm s, 'sy uNsoS
himself md other devees of e. Johnson deceased
June 9o--stawdhcp
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WILL be for the reception of LIST Of
tensvc that will
the whole establishment No will be adding
~ embelishment and pleasure OF
knowing by ocular evidence
and Its
lar has regarded policy enlarge
modatons and compete the original design, gay
situated remarkably healthy ssion the
bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity the beautiful village Of War
horseback
roads,
the alleys, ths pistol gallery the billiards.
healthfu The flowers lind
has been taken win their approval while the ow deer
The the gold and silver FISH, the elk and the relieve
tedious hour who interested
wo has taken which expanded bea could
hurdle and fancy ball. and brilliant
hc-woks respective Nor
designed for monde To the holy
OF religion dsnomnauon cordial gudgng invitation
without The
the church respected throughout the season.
80 from Ale iandria Tn weekly will
I'LL July, when daily lines viii be essab
ished.
These Springs the Office books
Sns all should directed be en
Terms $50 season,
ing st OCTOBER SIS for months $50 for months So
$40 Sia 4i IS day meals
children under u
half No charge for children under three old When
tables children hour
ordinary table will be charged full
DANIEL WARD,
June Is superintendent
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THE place has opened and stages are nov run daily
i and John the baltimore and om'
railroad, distant only a hall miles
leaving Baltimore Washington In the morning, aiVe
evening and from Cumberland quarter past
II, A.
hane6ral where thermal baths are
chronic diarrha diseases OF ms
md
arues Of the ~yn peculiar 20 the other ser Injury me
There baths twelve
w. and DEPTH copou-y supplied from
fountains temperature Fahrenheit shower
warm bab
The honse ~ - undersigned, which win accommodate about
four hundred throughout with mattresses
made by the Baltimore and item OF
comfort viii ~ foand O not hotels
The
spared catering fcs mineral
he neishborhood
there sren ns chalybsste and sulphur springs
proonx snd 10 be les OF
lodging ndation required.
Jupe1s -GwdAc JOHN STROTHER.
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=
und choice teas grown on The fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam. 4" 90 !" ="
With encourage machless
distribute among
purchasers quantity profits
Each will receive enclosed the package numbered
certificate emitting him chance the distribution
6fy laid go, 000
under the of
thousand dollars will bonuses according
lowing scale.
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JOHN sTRorHER.

ron sAuE-Io T. fronting feet ON Nor
street, depth Of 1871 feet, 70 feet alley
bushes
heina min Market
the Canal which has deepened Terms will
""''''"s "'p' CHARLES DE SEEDING,
Mvs-u No, Todds Bu,ldinss.
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Those persons who prefer priced their
prizes they will be for reduc
OF
90 Country agents required. Applications (poA
paid) to the Company's Depot, as above.
June l--d3m
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The Assam Tea Company,
lM ErseatDich sfrsef Mem York

HE poprieto beg call the of
the heads of families the choice and
ported by them, hitherto this which,
their fragrance and deicacy, combined with purity
strength produce infusion OF richness and
The +
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IN CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES.
THURSDAY. JULY IS, 1880


The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate report OF the
secretary VI Inc INTERIOR communicating compliance
win law statement showing the balance Of appropa-
on on me 10y july 1886 the appropriations for the hsca
lures ana balances on the st July s4s and the amounts
carried 10 the surplus fund which was read.
Also report OF the Secretary OF the Interior commu
meaning ~ obedience TO law statement OF the receipts
Tor the year ending 30th September, 1919 which
read.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
Mr. SOULE presented a memorial from citizens Of
nencia California, praying the establishment OF port
OF entry at that place The memoralsts forth that
possess the requisite facilities Tor large seaport; that
tho fact well understood the Atlantic cities, that
many shippers Of goods have directed their supecagoes
and consgnees TO discharge their cargoes at Bencia after
that American ships constantly arriving from foreign
and home ports, after having been subjected to the
and delay OF entering their cargoes San Francisco
and the foreign and internal of the port il al
ready greater than that OF any seaport in California,
cep San francisco.
The memorial was referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
Mr. s. also presented memorial from T. f. Johnson
and others, recommending the measure asked in the
foregoing paper, and stating that it is Of great importance
to the whole mining country that ships OF large size
should be able to approach the interior cities and towns
as near as possible, and save delay and expenses
The memorial was referred to The Committee on Com
merce.
Mr. YULEE presented petition Of the navy,
who served in the Gulf OF Mexico asking to be allowed
extra pay and bounty lands which referred to the
Mr. HAMl4lN submitted document relating TO the
establishment OF port of entry ut Benica, in California
which was referred to the Committee on Commerce
Mr.. n. also presented document in relation to the
Dor OF Savannah Georgia which was referred to the
Committee on Commerce.