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JDSbS A HARDWOOD,
- opPDtite Exchange Bank. Richmond, Va.

,e!5 opPosite Exchange Bank. Richmond, Va.
SsAnbLEhf Sr.fhe subscriber respectfully his
- friends AMI the pGc generally, that lac has taken the
doors below Mrs Webb, Bacon Co. where
lsfgc
III.
his business
be relied addition bulinesss ads
o. ali kind Horse Collars
sell a. low can he purchased at the SOsth.
Couutry will greatly
themselves, cash,
credit purciual customers.
mhl9-Lu JOSEPH nc lLQulTr. Agent.
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a OOhEH, O-BOHS ~ t3D., Carriage Man us-y
aud Dealers, No zis Nan street, @ 10y
. fashionable variety % hus tTJ-Tf1
isges and BugpFs Of description, Of UurS
manufaeIur sdcb viii sell on favorable = A poT"
-tDb coed following list which &c design
durng Tie sud peculy invite friends
nd public to give a csbi
french Coaches stana,n. Top Barouchcs
Dekey seat RDckswsys Slide seat Top E.ggirs
AK seat ChArottees Pour do Wagons
Do = RSckaways Top aud no Top Dog 10
Five seat HScsaEays e Boot 10
-Four Jenny Lad do Top aud no Top Buggies
Two seat kockAvays Sulkics
Falling Top Barouchrs CauTats
Also several hand Carriages, aud every DESCRIPTION Of
n, mill
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aNEELLIGINtE AND AGENCY Bi-ISI-s.-The under
signed have determined open purpose
conducting business ~ the above character bcrY
called for 10y the demands uf the times you'd be Of
AMI Richmond.
known The community they offer their extensive acquaintance
the
attention the interests their ~
Ia addition business. collection Of Claims
the duties u Accountant and Scriyener will be embrac
their iahors
Cmmunicatons addressed Alien & crouch will he promptly
attended to- WILLIAM O. ALLEN,
BERNARD =. CROUCH
Dcs Corner Of BROAD and 9th streets the occupied
by stebhins, Darracutt
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NM UIrn- AROMATIC stIiIkBAM sllNAPi's-A su
w periAy- Tonic Durctic peptie and n,irornt
ing Corda1his Medicinal Nv N.
proprietor at schedsm Holland moi only
pure from every Injurious property and Ingredient
possible quality Another the
Tor sale by X. X. DUAL BROTHER,
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Two Cut NEItS NIEIIII NNIS--NE W STO1h Of CLOTAE
JNC FOE THF run OE IS5S.--S MERCHANT y
wEsIGER, No. y. Main street receiving
stock Of REIDl NAM CLOTIIING and Furnishing Goods,
embracing quality and variety These Clothing has been
by the brst
trade they have offered for Merchants
North sppy themselves, will sell good any
house Ia tie county
CAL examine yourselves. No li2 Main seet.
ss2 MERCHANT A wEIstGER.
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NV JYwKtnY KsTNuLtsiniENT, No. 7sH~a
~ Min STRAIT, u. iOVr is'0c WhisAu ~ Ety4.,- ~
ran G"NSryTs su~etlets have opened IN she Store "a
ny occupied - M--ss Wiisuorth Turner snre.
stock ~ wNrCHs CLOCKS JEwELY ~ very DE-.
'ctpuou which hey respectfully invite - attention n TIE
public. Tr varie.
~ n articles connected Fih the trade, and among
entirely styles
They invite particular attention % the following:
WArCHE-.God purlsx Patent Lever, Auchor E.eapenen
beTiue ant Magic
Gold Pob, Vest ani Guard Chains
God ssals oi 40 siylrs and Tfufss
Sets " enc Jevey Brlcs'. Breast Pins PAR Finger
Engs, Cug Pins Thrlss Pencil and Spectacle liver
Cups Hfi IIsn ~ PLATED
" which having been Purchased ca.h rori.e
sucl 1iurstu"uist' purriHsersa usually
they are asp prepared o make y order tr9ar and
even other aftc in their line short notice One ~
being practical workman E1 pay particular attention
repairing department MYERS 4 IANKE
IN III tfe ~
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d tuLLIthS sHih-PkNE.-The works q shas'peare,
~ reprinted from The newly discovered ofs folio n 1872
lr We possession ~ y Payne Collier
tpuaud manuscript corrections With History ~ the
We lime an Introduction O. l~ % the Poet
Wy J. Payne Collier, FsA To which added Giossurat
other Note and the readings u former editions yos
mo. ci,h, 70 cents e.dh.
A ihe are wok IN one large Imperial 3yo volume, Library
shefp " ~ ciuth ~. Jusi polished, for sale
OIL JAMEs wOODHJUsf Eagle square.
'ENHE vs. HAIR DYEs,-Phson's Msgie Dye
- The Tfi-obspif, H0ussefs and Haurrers Hair Dyes
The Italian and Indian Dyes
Any NJ Them will instnty color and Hair ~ hau
ul brown back without inlfy Hair SKIN F0r
oea5 ~ " Main Sire,
EtWR CHtPPED fACE AID HANDs-Th4 Caliopon or Heal
n ing Balm Cold Cream Amaudne
Honey soap,Ae. POr sale ~ PURCELL, LADD CO.,
OH Druggists, % Main q.
N AJP AM MACHINE OiIs.-20oO gallons Lamp and Ma
- chine Oils, for sale low Ny PURCELL, LADn co,
ocfs Druggsts "a Main ~.
ECEATHERs-i5 bags Tenn.,.ee Hsathers, for sale W
n ocW y " sKlNEER, Cary street.
ukCrTER.-A fev kegs NOuntain Hutter, Tor safe BY
- ocN y. &C. skINKER Cary street.
fuNHtss HOOfsA suppy N the suitable mar.
- net, just 10 hand for sale ny q. J. sfNTON co,
ocp sign u the Circular Saw, n Main II.
- Oeis DAyEsPoRr, ALLEN 4 co.
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NJ Dft'AL TEXT DOOh--gEO WET, dndsr tf, ~
NH change Hotel and next 70 he Post once oners N
favorable heretofore Medical Books Of the beet % tons
Watsons aud Woods Practice % Physc
Wood q Harhe's Uuited States Dspsnfatory
kifEes. snd Psr-t's, and Csfpcntcrs Physiology
Tovnes Chemistry
Drultts', Mnsre,' sud 0iieson's surrery
Msff, Chufchiir. Drvees' and Ransiyhsn ms hhuery
Dunriisnns oardncfs Hobyn's and Oocpefs Medical Die
rAafpsy and ouains aud wilson's Anatomy
nsad on Liver, West ChiidTen
Saith uornsr's Anatomical Atiss
I've ony san pan the WORKS hand In thi.
orfT
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ESxTEA SCREWS AND BOXES roR vCgs..- Assorted sse,
ID sale W @. stNTON 4 co,
oo5 sign u the Circular raw, n Main street
6tAHPETINGs! CABPgTINus - CHRISTIAN LATHRoP
~ would call especial attention 10 their stock Of Carpeng
compiling
Rich Patent Tapestry Velvet Carpets
" Brussels Carpets, Of nsp and beautiful
designs.
English aud American Three Ply shd Thread Carpets
Sup. Dutch Carpets. IN variety
Low prced al wool and Cotton Chain 10
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from 2dc 10 sc the I'd
Rich Rurs, sofs Carpets and Table Covers
Rope, Manila, and Blush Mats
FLOOR OIL Cloth 49, g. and 50 vide
Crumb Cloths, iOA i2A and 1914, long
Also, Hrass stair Rods q hoi0u shapes
lengths from 2s inches 10 - inches.
The above Goods
Willie sold iou sn,r goods In any market
oos CHRISTIAN LATIIROP, % Main 81.
rINANSERS OLE sugar superior quality Dsct
Teas, small papers; Rio Coaee, for sale BY -
oci5 DAVENPORT, ALLYN a co.
ROUND ALUM sALT-Yne salt Nsrshsi brand, Or sale By
~ oci5 DAVENPORT ALLYN CO.
HtHINEsE OONus-suable for Hotels Boarding Houses ke
~ Of doe tone, for sale By BULKLEY a Co,
oclb 1877 Main street,
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HuGH \. WATT
CHINA HALL.

hom England and the North,
ccipi from q e mAnufactories Fall supply Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTEENWARE,' LOOKING
GLASSES, PA CI GOODS, sToNE WARE. Ac
Computing large assortment carefully selected expressly for
The Wholesale and retail trade OF Nirgi Nh Crolns and
Tennessee. Al IN - goods line
examine the goods and price,, before purchasing elsewhere
sci" No. - Main
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Snsasin,,, -, :. . ''''''''''.''......-... ~
betueen fhiAdslrhis snd New York. ave daiy)
and ~ for each hfst class 81
through tickets
oth-' Information apply the ticket Office.
Besides the through above
Main Northern Route, through tickets direct
the Depot Of the baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
ington, Tor wheeling via the Relay House, at ~ o.
r. = The night train will down
at the following
junction, Chestsrned, Muorc Guncys, Fredericksburg
Brnok-'s
n II by order Of the Postmaster General,
run between Richmond aud Washington sunday nights
deemed state, the Information
passengers That four daily lines operation between Wash
ing"n and BALTIMORE by which the traveller, Who
delayed Washington
ON his Journey TO point north Of that place.
aul5 4 RUTH Agent Of fermentation
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We have also Do store. = IuIl hssUfimrni u
DOMESTIC GOODS


GtALIoPOIpN. 0H HENI1H MIN. Tor uh PT-d zoe
and Hand Houritur~- Probability Her hn's- - The
skin. 0hanng NeIls admirable article will - i'
liar bland AMI hssiinf propefs together With its
itself 60 the r0hIrnre sui patronage O.
public. delightful essential of he Toilet
Its application speedily all HftArby, fuuEiues
haness Of TIE skn rendering ~ constant dccay soft
and fair.
Being q vegetable fusiances and entirely free from
admiHture be with salty the
tsndere infant and will b. inund efficient and cooling
application fp csnng. nnamtd, sSonfiatsd surfaces &C.
AZ cantans substances, IL cisanly aud at the
~ tine Nd casiy app lied Prepared nniy w.
FUKCtLL, LAbD A co, DrugFisis.
nrto Matu afFruH N.slm IN uT "a
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ENTtIiE>TiNt 10 EtRNiFItswe believe will he inter
estine the Farmers Virginia, that they
Richmond
Market, the above
the North for the II buying finding they could pur
chas better RChmond they
Therefore, call TO bring
A
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TRADE-we respectfully invite County
Merchants Farmer Mechanic and the puidc generally
1rP, and we'll selected stock 81 Hardware the
Manufacturers foreign and domestic and all bought cash
stOrb consists iu part 81.
kuiycs and FORKS Of almost kiLd
Table end Pen Knives Of Rogers' wosenhols, and other
Raz1rs ~ tycry Kind, some IN handsome cases
ScissUts n I'll sizes and kinds
stock, Pad, CIcft, TN, CopJd and Rim Locks
Nursery Tenders
Copper AMI Iron Coal sruti'fs and SENDER shoveis
Pre- Irons M pairs and iu
Ill1s Ware ~ All d,srrirtons
Tibd, gsz.i, aud Porcelain Sauce Pans
upper wash E.t-s
Trace, OF, log, We'll and Pump Chains
Fiiti, Halter and Breast Chains
sptdes and Shove ~ Kind Manure and Hay FORKS
burden Ii"rse shoes, and Gfifin's Horse Nals
Htmu ers, tiatch,ts aud Adzes, all kinds
Hand, Pinuei Tenant, sill. PIT aud Csoss Cut Saws
Hrass ani Tin sJittpons. Brass Stair Rods
Counter Scales and Pat. Balances. Pole and Broad
Timers soldering tr0ns, Nayurs Cast Steel all sizes
Axies from o.. O. = inches
Single Gu1s, ~ particularly
Below Auy. Vices, and all descriptions u fts smiths
Augsrs, Cn,ei. Maiss, Squares and Bev,l,
Henci and N0udiug Planes
Brlss, Chamhsr, aud Pillar Caudlrsticts
Hea-i 81 al Brown She Thread
Kenns Steel aud Reed Slaes with almost other article
commonly ~ itafdUafc houses.
,ciQ EOBEgTsON gATTs A RADCLIFFE
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IL mi, PAINE 4 kkNT LnFORIkRS AND sHOLs.
IN SALE DEiLERSIY DRr GOOS, J. ~ Street, EirlsHOut
by packet ships London Liver
pool Glasgow Havrc, receiving mportaous Of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
trades all Of which purchased the principal B
Continental markets during the summer ty
no partner enHffy Ir rt prices which
duplicated Oss embraces anusua variety NJ
Fancy stpc Goods BfIi French, and herman
faoure, selected particular rsi.uce TO e trade Of N
gina, North Csroina Atfd Teunettee.
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g. 49, sSssa ss - ~

EAsNas&Z.A-N-S&x&
HNei "A .>.S. kOUGh-S~~ In tomforta-
~ HE scheduirr-gSice Didy ,r,,n HhAn'rd 20 Hsto
ttA
f.e~ 81 Fis'iagt'n, Rhti,nss Philadelphia,
chirgeon and amer 18th quick
comfortable schedules will
Richmond and New York Richmond daily O'Clock
5P NJ - - - ~
~ cas- S'''''''''''''''..'..'''to S
4. .'..s.............-.... = 10
balttnore LIST " Observation-Disclosures. N
" Philadelphia LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 a.
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uhte-V,.t IION or CO-PARTNtRsIIIP The p,rn,,,,i,
heretofore existing the mi day dis
solved by mutual consent All ersons having
them Tor payment and all those to come
orS"d and settle their respective early possible
WIN -, w- r. q. HA-KINS
sept ], 1909. LUTHER LIBBY.
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Anew Am POPtLNH wOnk-.--A wat ~ Ea,ope IN
~ 1851 by Prof Benz sman q Yale College, 10 vols i2o
cloth, iiu,tfstions. f2ip.
Gdtloqfgs Works, Ioi. n, 81
The L,t Mature ~ schUlet and Meloct Illustrated Wy
tix ninety wood gisy o.
BsrF Hyass, complcte. for sale ~
sr21 gEO. ". WEST.
H,ARPETs- OARPETsw have lot u Carpets
winter Offering them ~ less prices the
goods could be bought for this fail.
q. HARTWFIIs A co.
UyAII, AM WINTEH sTOtK UF BOOT. SHOPS Ann
~ TRUSKs-wHOLEsABE AND RErA1L.--we invite the
readers WHY both IN y ADD country call AZ large
and convenient store, known oughout the STATE the Ladies
Balloon" u contains for ALL Boots Shoes and Trunks for
all sud hasacqed the reputation u giving bargains 70 AZ our
assortment u comprehensive and complete, embracing ac OF
well utility including Children and servans Shoes IN
great abundance and variety, large proportion ~ when has
been laid In the lowest rash prices and will be sold on The
arr tbing ih cur line WHITE PACE,
u Main street.
NTELvET CASHMERE PANTsf have just received BY the
steamer Hoanote btautifui atsormsnt o velvet Cassl
Pants. Call At the Clothing Emporium Of
oeqe HEkRY SHAVER, 100 Main street.
StuPRHIOH SALAD Oi--Jeghorn OIL Of our ovn imports.
- ton Bofdeux OIL "Ksppert very superior, for safe
PUKokLIt LADD CO. Drggr.s,
oe79 Main street
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k.ffiiAts Nffit t=-NrW YORK and Nifginia.4 rae~~D
- tO-fprcis, Boig- Silver, stones Metals ss,r
ot valuable ARTICLES Of kuJ I'LL be eN-s,sE
~ on lard Of eitsrof tHc Cumpanys hips the Jesfg5on
or tne ot except ~ special agreement nth ~
puf,rs NJ e t gill che Company restousb fof saeh
sfnees unless WIS " Ldngs granted therefor and
lue therein stated It-DItW A WATsOy
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cal Liquid Cement ftr neudug Giss. Cra stone Nsrbe
Ati1ster and Ornamental Ware ~ every description An
c.E JHnl Wh this valuable sl
firm and renay r miuute will sGygrs ~ leave
any r1r on iis ,IsHesi glass our ~ 49, w.
bought ODE receipt "r the Ytse n virginia can afford 60 sell
II on the most reasonable terms by Co. lrge fm, quantity
su2T No fg9 rams Fa1.ts E,ipos5
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- ~ ESTABLISHMENT fA1s9lssV G-0esg5ss ~ =
~ ne suhcrher thankful g. hi. many friends public
or ne hbffa De- has received them hopes that
they u contiruen bs Nr Es' ssnf directly opposite the
Oh Ssnd u Hsskns Lbbywhere sy b found almost every
sruele N the ship Chsndiery and Grocry
KEGS constantly haud Large stock o u
u ~ aud general assortment ~ Groceries.
80 u HAsKrvs
lnn HHDs. Prip,e CaIs Nolss-r.. sa,y crop Tor safe
lOoh uIe3il BACON 4 BAskERyILL.
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by stebbins, DarrAeott Co. Iy2T
EUNTs IMPROVED PATENT WHEAT DRILIA--1he perfor-
Of this Dr the last season, entirely slacio
and 0f In high by those who
used IT. therefore feel warranted In recommending 1t infr
rior g. hitherto Invented. simple In it, construction
rlbis, liable
that Dris may be the
coming stason respectfully requested forward their
early, 10 avoid lisa appointment n. BALDWIN,
No Main direct
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SPEtItL ENPHtss NOTI,E-PARIsIsN a KINGS Viz
- gina and North Caroina Freight Package Parcel

WIN L. MAuLE Agen, Pearl street. one door from Main, unde,
Toer Cooks Orice
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II ADTfs AND GENTLEMEN viii ind at The "Lade. salo,

ADIEs AND GENTLfMES will md at the "Lades Saloon
az ON times perfect assortment Of Roots
select from he found esablhmSni In this any
other city We make pnnto deal with all the
Of celebrity North and with such only
Shoes, fashions
We al the
of enabling dhcuit. vi.
extensively than heretofore believing
the best the Having conhd.n
appreciate efforts shall keeping
sortment Of goods worthy Of their notice.
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PETITION, Ere, UNDER THE KuLE.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1859.
After the reading Of the journal.


Mr.. MACE rose 10 privileged motion.
But Mr.. JONES, also rising TO a privileged motion,
moved that the Clerk be directed to inform the Senate
that the House now ready TO proceed with the BUSH
ness OF counting the official votes given by the various
electoral colleges at the last national election for PTsG.
dent and Vice President OF the Ualed States.
Mr. MACE sent to the Clerks desk a resolution,
ing the journal OF the last nights proceedings to be e.
plunged, because the same evnced spirit OF faction on
the part OF factous minority, in total disregard OF The
legitimate business Of the country and dsgraceu to the
American Congress.
But the SPEAKER ruled this resolution to be out Of
order.
Whereupon, the motion OF Mr.. JosEs. Of Tennessee.
was agreed 10.
SO the Clerk departed to give to the Senate The noi6
cation he had been directed to make 10 that body.
Shortly after wards the Senate, preceded ny their Pre-
siding Officer and Secretary, entered the hall, aud The
House rose from their until the Senate, having pro-
ceeded down the main aisle. seated themselves in places
vded for that purpose the area Immediately
rounding the Clerks desk. st5s .v
The President pro tenn of the Senate MIR. ATcHisoN
having taken the chair, and the Speaker Of the House BE-
ing seated on his left
The PRESIDEN I pro tenn. Of the Senate announced
the purpose for which the Senate and House had
bled this occasion in joint session to be that Of
President and Vice President. and handed to the teers-
Messrs. HUNTER. on the part OF the Senate, and
JONES, OF Tennessee. and CHANDLER, on the part
of the Housa, (who were seaetd at the Clerks
desk THE official returns from all the various States,
announcing each thus banded over and, received
the ee read EACH aud the Secretary OF the Senate and
Clerk OF the House recorded each with the following re.
suit which was announced by the Presiding Officer, viz:
Presdenf oftAe u s. pfcs Prssidens Of tAe U
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report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, transmitting
statement of the expenditures from the marine hospital
fund for the relief OF sick aud disabled seamen or The
wear ending 30h June, 1882; which was read and, on
motion BY MIR HUNTER, il ordered 10 lie ON the
table and TO be printed for the use OF the Senate
ORDER BUSINESS
Mr. RUSK moved that the Senate proceed 10 the con-
sideIallou OF the bill Is 396) for the projection OF the
emsraut route and teegaphc line, and for an overland
mail between the Missouri river and the settlements IN
California aud Oregon
Mr. cASS moved that the Senate adjourn; which
was agreed to, on a division--ayes az, noes AZ,
SO tbs Senate adjourned.
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The PRESIDING OFFICER then announced thai
Frankn Pierce, OF New Hampshire, had bean duly
elected President OF the United States for four years iron
the 4th OF March next. and that William X King. o.
C labama had been elected TO be the Vice President OF
me Uned Slaie.ltor the .sms term
The PRESIDING OFFICER then further ANNOUNCED
that the business for which the joint sesson had been
convened had terminated and that the Senate would h@
Wherenpon. the House and Senate in their ssas
and the Senate preceded by their President and Secretary
retired 10 her own hall
MIR. JONES, OF Tennessee. moved a joint resoiaho1
directing The appointment, OF committee, consisting
two members OF the House and one member OF the cS
ate. TO notify the President elect OF his election.
Mr.. j explained that according to the custom, y Mu
the duty Of the Senate alone, through their PresaH
Officer 10 molly the Vice President elect Of his eeetoai
The resolution Of Mr.. JoSEs Of Tennesses, being nsn
agreed to, on motion the Speaker directed 10 aPpon
the House portion Of this joint committee. a.
Mr.. LANE, by leave, introduced bill 10 amend ~
law authorizing the payment OF the volunteers IN USa
engaged in The Cayuse Indian war read twice, ana
ferred to the Committee OF the Whole on the stale Oh %
Union.
The Secretary OF the Senate appeared at the o".
bringing message notifying the House that the osa'
had adopted JOINT resolution for the appon'ms|
JOINT committee to wait on the President sleo,
similar to the joint resolution inst previously paase'
the House which being read, was concurred 10 u..
Mr.. EWING moved a resolution that when the n ="
adjourned they would adjourn until Tomorrow hh md
The SPEAKER ruled this motion IN oroe''
the yeas and nays being called upon IL, A..
An appeal from the Speakers decision, run~ "
this motion was in order, was taken. ,,,oon
And then, alter versaiion, In which Messrs mrIT
WARD, STEPHENS OF Georgia, ORR, and the sfh"'
Err participated a..
Mr.. CARTIER moved to lay the appea on th'p'''
and it was laid on the table. =.
The question recurring ordering the yes-
nays upon the motion OF Mr. EwIse, dispenhnt "a
the night session for this evening, they were o''''
and Il was agreed to--yeas e1, nays 49, -
Mr.. HALL moved the usual resolution 70 s CO. rh,,
bate on the Nebraska territorial government pl ,.,so
NEXT taken up in Committee OF the Whole on me '-
the Union in thirty minutes ,;rsl
Mr. ORR moved to amend this resolution oy 80 Ia
out thirty minutes and inserting one hour; WI" IN
agresd 10 as amended, the said rssounoe
adopted
And then, on motion,
The House adjourned,
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BARD the ehar and taking up the bill 10 organize the
Territory OF Columbia. IN Oregon Il was duly considered
by sections
e4In the course OF these proceedings. MIR LANE a.
dressed the committee at length in favor OF the enactment
MIR STANI,Y also addressed ihs committee. aavo..
ting change (moyed by MIR. STANTON, OF Kentuckvl
ia the proposed for the new Territory that OF lie
TERRITORY OF Washington"
On motion OF Mr. STUART, the committee then foss
| The Speaker having resumed the chair.
Mr. STUART moved the ordinary resolution CLOSING
the debate the bit last under consideration in the Con-
mitlee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
Mr.. FAULKNER, by leave, reported. from the Com
mitlee Military Affairs bill for the better fronlis,
protection OF the Territories OF New Mexico and Oregon
and the States OF Texas and California read twice AMI
referred to the Committee OF the Whole the state Of
the Union.
The resolution OF Mr. STUART last above mentioned
having been agreed 10, the House again into CON-
mtee OF the Whole on the stale OF the Union, (Mr
| HIBBARD in The chair
The bill TO organize the Territory OF Columbia Gin Or,
gon) being again taken up, the amendment previously
proposed by Mr. STANTON, of Kentucky. to change /,
10 that OF the Territory OF Washington, was agreed
The remaining sections OF The said bill were then read
On motion of Mr. CARTIER. the hill so amend
ed as to give to the Territories of Washington and Oregon
concurrent jurisdiction over The waters OF the Columbia
ryer
This bill was then laid aside, to be reported back to the
House
ceeded the consideration of the bill to organize the Ter
rilory Of Nebraska upon which they addressed by
Messrs. HOUS TON, RICHARDSON. BROOKS. HALL,
PHELPS TOOMBS, SlBLEY. J. w. HOWE Of Penn
sylvania, CAR TIER, SWEETSER, STANTON OF Ohio
and HOWARD
| The committee then rose.
| The Chairman (Mr HIBsARD) having reported the
action OF the Committee OF the Whole the state Of
the Union,
The House then adjourned until Up.
PETITION ETC, UNDER KuLg.
BY Mr.. ROSS: The memorial Of eighty five citizens Of
Backs county, Pennsylvania, asking Congress modify
September 2S $780, give each of the POT
intended be benefited by said and to ssanen
100 OF land.
BY Mr.. IVES: The petition OF w. w. Dodge and 100
Others citizens OF Jefferson county, New York. asking
grant public land. aid in the construction OF ship
around the falls OF Niagara, in the State of New
! York