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es.s year. over twelve years Of age,
wants through 90. no
a. MOS, DcDANEip, saps1in,.n!,a!.
NSllSTT A., r. . . ,,,
aud shoe Bu-inc~, the old stand parincr
R RGSEhr u i. H RSd0kE
q uARlLs' BtcoKE DEALER. In Boot; SHOES Hat. Cars
bpnncls Trunks 30, Dc No ~, Pearl strct Rich
for ~ r Trade " NhSs they uoald call the attention Of egaa
.Ts and comm one % the nest oplete assortscnI 70 b
terms they think that they satisfaction
They arc largely enged which
w yEa0, th g. furnish superior article and in most eases to
Is cheapest they Vii AZ an time. yedcayST to neush su
PsssssT f fS's nS NE 4, S tS ,aso
,S.r y I S G'oeg5. and coaa';,.'"P ,,es
Is shlSS,' \ oriean. and p Rico SUGARS
So ~; Crushed Graaa.a,sd, Pulyerised and cSGee
3 3 -. n; Is5ss. Sugar House MOLAssrs.
1og h1F. E.s, Iagu,yrA, and Jazaaea COFFEE
- - f S5hs. nan Saa Powder TIA
I1eboSs. sperm aud Ad,mau,ae i-,>,D,ps
s IS SS , S 5. a gsi: .5 39d s h AD
s SS ! Sb,.. cir, and Gross n,rFiass
iSs5 Ss SCOT Good Damaged and Bad Damaged Leather
Lac. b c"l s73 Gr P{5 Ga'T s%g and S.i,o9
Cotton Yarns. M,tres: s,-lrs s,atns a Msau.s- 10.
Sas.' pT.s, EueNes' warlHs aHd Writing Paper Cheese
ES' RUtLt LNnn a 90, PEtGGIS6s, gsd iSi'1. !.
fHifs ,ca l }t. I,'.,.;' 'a.c Ca, ,'t' '..s-
suit 'heir u,ualarg And assortment esba.
GU, -, Si i1, sc. .aSl p, ~ IaTf--,,,,..,
: ss, s. cs.,o- 81 Is To- s. , rGrr5n,ae
81 = hi. na qgi G- ,, Seia /. ~. ~ lar,,s
3 kE, Zar P.rE '. cases Cr1re srecu and yellow
Sz Its Red Lead -7a I',arsc; 50 ounces Sal Caluas
To- duzst yeas, rayir-.: To .rgsaaa B5r.x
lc.. ssEsf ,glalos Glass french and American
go s..re Hyot AZ. fosdsrsI Rlu,arb
g1ria' fneus Arabian inm,at; Mustang Lui'ea isgu'
ti5r rag1T it . 'i's merry [,9,s a5 ~.
y. D. Particular Ati,uau 70 rssipr and rrsiir- s-tr.
, PURCELL, LADD co,
,d dl. q w,NSI"N CoTnrT Ia'n and Cary s'rf
sLs IA SL2s~rg hairr ylg, "a portion Of Aer Fan stock
ina'Is,af e, 80 vh''l W. i1yii. 'l,.r aitent'a,'
30 a. 6r . , Fa9, era? and n S cs1,e DO.
80 s. S Ss., R DC G, se.'F
90 .. Oh Java, LsFuayra aaI Manila C.E.e
@ d SO and cula Ns.,ss,,
20 20 h,a l SIDE ~ i, '.aiier Bacon
So sep, NsH,, tt-,ris
leo bHl- E-s't.H Whi-E.v
% pr,. I,rsa s: . St !,y ga aa- and old
- aa,.. GA NOD and ss..f :. w iia '
:, = d. Port Cherry and Maiagldo
& & Do 4 2s2's 1r'5 as
- g ,. 90 co., GU, y.s e. WIN.
800 L. l'ri' Jamaica Ear.
100000 'issr~. hii grades
20 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
90 81, 5g.-l' l~ti.r Cap ani Wrappirs raper
b. ,oa, es,l Peruvian Guano
10 bos-. ra5~ ,nd AIauau,ire C,aIlrs
T S' ,r roM', t..s.,,r, 81 and Jrrer Leather
i''H 81. VS. ''..-'i
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NEH-iH'Mr. !. IG BLAIR having purchased tie
- Interest ~ Mr. ". M SEABHuOK, nf the late Grn FLA.
bEDlh kEEN D. has entered iufn partnership with r.
REEVE under the style pl REEVE BLAIR t.nt.u. 90
carry on the Aphtgy and Drug husiness Old
searlos Reeve, and hope by strict attention business
1T share " The patronage sOlberaly extended
y. PAYsON REEVE,
JOHN u BLAIR
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NITfr ND NFNTIfMIN WI 6rl "Ial-r sII0-nT
Ii | tHs perfect "f Shoe o.
eject rom 49, eau ~ found establish boz this
other city "" maze 30 ponfto ievith hH inhuuL .urr-
n ANY celebrity ~ h- N.rh ant With such ouiy ,quyuty
we get 90, beat shoes, aud the fashions
W. tlo have
" "r uau, enabling uit and Gt dnrult We
should
extensively Than heretofore, believing work b. ,v
20" best 't thu cheapest Having coudd-u,c
appreciate cur efforts shall spare up an as.
s'Tu.tut OF goods wurthy at heir notice.
AulM
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INN
nE O,'Halbs Medicinal beverage IL mauuis ~ tie
'l sti.dam u Holland, aud II warranted not ury
"e i very Injurious property Sui Ingredient but The ht
br quality. Another saIpy Of the above, ust received add
.' ~, - L. X. bLNAL 4 BROTHLE.
Bank square.
IT, DEMONS HLouD SyRUP ofIalnc Pot.
- 49, nitrate 90 Iron and SIauh Ssrsargra Tor regulating
' S.' and d." els, and cleansing The Hlos uIoi
gre l' rc ihat Az disease originate direct from
'lcT,e state Of tie blood Approved IS Medical ncul.
we ''' sale - u. T. DJNALA BRu,
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~ retiring from business csrfly AMI confidently Re-.
OF REEVE 4 BLAIR.
ia1-t uFtupppV
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JONES \ HNGwOon
se& ..f.. opp~-- HtoLsure Biuk, Richmond, "a.

- NbNLEN ., Sc The sltsrutcr respectfully
;, .'ut as' tr plH rally ili beg has taken 'he
fN. .r- .r Ne. Webb Bacon s. Co. where hH forad
and u.i selection ul every article Sll-ry Establish
f-.ut .' iy r,ttrT- himself hayiu:
fe.r f. ,NuaT,sur, DIS bIuc-,
o. relied No. addition my business. addict
tuuflggr- 90 Of. h-us 90 iuss ant Male Collars which
-.N l-l.u can nt purchased TO thr North.
Cf.y Merchant viii find O. their interest
r'rIu a ttaray-. a 81 Which will sell Tow cash.
/ credit I fIlUtuE' Customer.
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$3.50 ~ ~ INe W. 'Ias butt UNpItsiy tha ITaic
They az" commanded ~ experienced Capuins well ou,ai
Lt tlc trade, aud whu Will spare vN-T6n 70 ar. ,,.
fhcy Viii b" ioWcl and dowu river ty san mi s he
relied ou - ssii promptly alvcrtiscd - 49, - ~
Ne'Anh g'arf Norh or ordering goods ton will lrd
70 tc interest n slap BY t utonly r.r,.r line as
Ent WI twlNS De taken a, low as ~ vessels aud
Every 'uo win he made by the agents in Richmond au 10 Ton
We respectfully ak and hope obtaining m share
Tie vessels will lie in Echuioud Rockets in Boston al
Ho"es wharf. DAVID CURluE Richnct,d, !
wgo ' ~ ~ go, n,s'Sl, Agents
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b
au9o Acting Sup't " Transportation
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II
possis viii b. received the office ~ the Richmond
lerbuE Railroad Company u Richmond, Tor 25aU Railroad -i
PER specification. below.
st ,AfgNs ~ sits roR lHs TEacTThe Srs 90 BE-
'unI sttH white 0r poet oak ctsuu free from bad
f' vino shakes, Hr ether defects calculated impair their
.UenFt on durability, and 20 be- feet long s
niche" diameter az thr small end smooth is
hewed 90 tWo side. and parallel the heart fsr. b.
pc inches apart '' tud ri te sis tp D. cut 90 str.
W., s.n ss ere 60 be- delivered either a Richmond.
frishpr- Port Wat'. The u. 81 tfs Rood placed
by t'sr extractor GU be r IN tp car ADJ t M m
pecsI ~ ihg supant,ie perfop 49, De " appoint
lhe WhNIe in Poe delivered ly fhU lsf f March. i-st
100 IiOs. bOpAMkAD, SUI criaieudsut
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hid M,ri'is ra'cc.snas Brandy
Tennessee
700 iemy'hns Mar;e.s Pale and brown Brady
.llu " SaeTT.ys
50 Ola Port Wine
% Oil Madeira Wine
80 " OH J4Tlti-l Rum
20 BUuEarauer' double Distilled OFT Gyg whisky.
J. MAURN GARLAND, iS'h ,'r.,,
srls ID r Cay.
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ship heretofore sisiiug under he nrm " sEABROOR
REENt i-if day Dissolved by m1u1 csrsu Persons uI,ht-
20 the ale hIn will pleas snake payment Either part
aer eau use The name of tt arm m settlement uf e business
VS. a. SEABEOOR,
p PAYsoS REEVE.
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nLACKsWfrirs rOOts-wc invite us attention ~ Black
- fm'', FARMERS AMI Others, 70 ass1ftmsut Of
Auuilge, Mouse Hole and other Anviis
Sold Boy C0ttfr Key, aud Plain Vices
riuitt t-NHua t- Dol. 90 IS inches
Stoke and Dies. and srrrw Plates. aIi srrH
N..Iff. Wand. and HHrse sfUting Hammers
buielcr.r' FeF and Raaps. aU sizes,
which W. oner 'u accommodating terms.
C. J. sfNTON A CO..
srA HFn ~ The Circular saw N Main street.
SrEAM WHISTLE for Locomotive Engines for saeby
- &. g. siNTON A co,
'ea Firm ~ che CirenIar saw u Main street
EhONA-fle subscriber has this dsy removed non HE
~ irnr place NJ tusnees Pearl street the large Fre.
f Maffhou'e recently erected Cary street between ttth
@ on street. mmedatcly shove the Auction u Daven
p0ri, Aucu Col where be vii continue che WIfrIl r8rry
ant cbnuqittiol batiHsss us herdy1re. > 49, sKINKFR
auz Cary street.
tARTTRs SPANISH MIxIURE-The trade supplied 90 Bbs-
~ ri terms ~ BENNETT 4 BEERa
fsN Propreori,
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v l. MAULE Agent Pearl street. one door from Main, under
Tolrr 4 Cooks UdIcy
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S'tss >--,t,, Fa,N san ROIlk-N.w and tonibrts
- hr s.hedu...-Z lcicr Duly nm RcAm0Hd g Noy
MT VIZ ssN To~,g,Tt ,Li AlgVgcs, tAFpugl ne
f'f Of Hv. sLag, hUtsre rd IhGdicAs 90
} On and alter the 18TH ~ the following quick
s'u''rfic schedules N n inland
h''i gta Sgg York leave Rchmtnd daily u'rluct
T.. VI.
e.I' -, '''.''''''.'' - ~
= ~
!. !. ,,an, - ~ a .'.'....'..-.. ......... ~
heirevn fhstrphis uul NrN Ncrh, 1--we d1yO y
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2 WFnHT Vt NOTiVi. TRANSFORMATIONS I'M 4

: E.,'- ar..t nina. Et,yfV'FF mis- rSs-n
.I.H|. f...HH.. |'
min Il.
'..I.-s.r..,. TEiNluFRT Uta rOCtuHrNs.-r Tho Eaty.
,II.. H.4.l leaves BALTIMORE every Saturday
or f...U- .'e leaves Richmond every Tuesday
ta' ......H.
T .a.I .....s Baltimore every "Wednesday afternoon
"r E..r rfIrH.r, -.s leaves hrimuud every Saturday
If..rf..u baltimore.
rr-t r Wheeling. lrsbHr-, Cincinnati, sruH anil
Wei H.Ugt can Or slapped o. ad.auaveuv thfs ro1ta
aar#ff IJULAN - WATSON.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY AND PIANO FOETES
ANS WOODHOUsE, ULtrs Nan Wgluu1- 3D. R r.f,sr5
- virginia, oHers r sale, a. Wholesale retail an s,.sa W.
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HNL NNNAGAN. -TONE- q 90. ser f5r sai,:
~ Llu hlds PBand o Sugars
l''. t,-s Lnif Crushed aud Powdered Sugars
IhuIs tHu.r do
5nn haE- Bio coffee. 200 Iar1Ira do. 1snJava do
l.' tHt. ,Ina aud sugar House Npassrs
IN tp's %
1900 kegs Mails and Spikes. assorted
s.' boxes 1aiuw, speruI aud AJausri'rr Candles
lH H.Nr. s.. b.. lsH dozen Painted b,
CIV E.lus Paper, ~ chest Teas. assorted
'hbl. HerUnls. ~ tHs Pure Cider Ninagsr
you si.r sui. Leather
Pm'rto Ginger. P.uprr. Numsy; Bed Cord. Loading Lint-
HhsiIF gH4 -rrtuE Powder. Clns WIGS. Tire.d C1Fn
stff.' Pearl sfareh, WuIuv Glass Putty. Cslr PfarlF
T''. iHf steel AH -I PrirH Bloc stone. rttrsrs .-.
wH'i Yeast iaU.r. Cloves super g. syJl Glass Iurtr A.
ault-3u
EAniG-, 'EUiCNE-. PNtNT- on 6r.-us saD.cr
- Nt. are a receiving, and viii clutiuur receive.
hti supplies careful lt td bfurl Medicines, rnf.
W. N1rfsN's. laf'.r C.IHr WGf. Gr., sizes together
WI n unusually large lrd ed stock of Amrriclr
and tnglh C,m Incidence, w. su-. rcrfamcy,auI Fsr-
~ Hrtclef AN 0i rHr .fa having been selected with rlrfur
reg. rncs 70 ie purity NJ eart nrd every article that h.,
confident Phys.fr, Country Ms..tufs 1rI Planters
o. sr interest 90 CEN End examine siss and prices
WI compare ttv0raly with offered u hia market.
Pysriaus Prescriptions carefully prepared their or1rrs
and forwarded with Che utmost care aud datft,h.
r.. JuHNsTUN A BROTHER.
WhoiHsar and Retail Drurgiffs.
100 IIH street. Richmond. Va.
~. have .n sor. FEN .lsHud ssrffs, a qualities and
pr.ss Chewing Tobacco manufactured rvrrsrfy cor
s, af.h rs can recommend 70. being really spsfior
. a
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MAD AND IN CONIINCF
MORE ErIDENCE

recommended by 81 most profin nj
beers Of the faculty article % much efficacy offe
Neaknes Persons Of debtaed sttous viii
advantageous TO their health, experience M
naluary effect they have un1u n.lk .y.l-L--.n
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new ones who have all to learn. We do not
refer to any particular president or party
but we speak Of the system in all its con-
temptible pottincss wherever and whenever
we meet It's corrupting influence
This is the destructive vice which cats out
the purity of our institutions. Presidents
are elected. members of Congress are elected,
and heads Of departments and great officers
OF the government are appointed, as they can
bring more or less influence to contest the
distributions ofthispatronago, to be scattered
everywhere, but always emanLting from the
same central point-tho executive mansion
and Office brokerage and political sim,ny FIJI
the pockets Of none can tell how many and
whom.
With all our respect for the constitution of
the United Statcs-and we hold it the most
perfect system of government in It's general
structure and the wisdom OF its organic law
we are compelled to say that in one or two
particulars, it could not he made worse. In
these points it has by paryersion or otherwise
failed entirely to meet the purpose of its
Trainers. The matter Of patronage is the
only one of which W. now propose to speak.
The Constitution provides that the Prcsi-
dent shall nominate and appoint all the oil
GERS Of the United States with unimportant
exceptions. So that this centralizing of all
patronage is Il constitutional necessity. This
tendency to corruption is the original sin OF
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Oct. ID, 1893.
Tho session Of this Court was brought to o close
to-day. During this week tho Court has been occu-
piod with the Court Calender motions and law
hearings have taken most Of tho timo and various
orders and decisions have been made. Tho prisoners
who had boon convicted during tho torn, were, to-
day. brought to the bar Of tho Court and sentenced.
John Grady, oi larceny, sent to the State prison
for two years. Patrick and Daniel FlahcIty, for
riotous conduct, sentenced to confinement in
Jail throo months. Henry Rcboar, for receiving
stolen goods received similar sentence. Peter
Guycttc, who was convicted Of resisting al officer
when trying to arrest him for y breach of the
" Maine Law" scntcnccd-threo months in
Jail-only for n common assault the Count having
arrested judgement on the count charging resistance
&C., upon the ground that it must be alleged that
tao officer making the arrest for the cause men,
toned in the statute, and that bis official character,
and the ground of his making the arrest, must be
disclosed by the officer to the person about to be
arrested when the officer proceeds without warrant.
Peter Thibcaut was sentenced to State Prison for
one year, for grand larceny.
1t is understood that an adjourned term Of the
Court for Jury trials will he held the first
Tuesday of February next. The Chanccry docket
was called in part, and the Court will be open for
hearings on the first Tuesday in November.
A somewhat interesting cause has been on hear
ing at Chambers before Mr.. Chancellor pcrpoipt,
at thi, place. fer three or four days 1t was decided
this morning. The case was John Peel, and Others
v. j. D. Alien, and others, the Street Commissioner.
of Burlington.
The bill stated that the orators the owners Of
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Res0lat'oas.-By Mr. lIdrtshorn, that tho
Speaker be directed 10 request the several
clcrgymcn Of Montpelier, to oifciate in vota-
ton, as Chaplains Of the House. during tho
present session. adopted. BY Mr.. Walker,
that the Clerk be directed to furnish one
weekly and two daily papers to the members
OF the House during the session on motion
OF Mr.. Rice Of Somerset, the resolution was
amended 50 as to provide for one daily paper
to each member, when MIR. Gray moved to
iurthcr amend, 50 as to restrict the papers to
those Published at Montpelier. The amend
memo was favored by Mcssrs. HAYDEN and
Gray, opposed by Mcs>rs plvmpton I,teb
kiss, Mclean and Graniey, and the question
being ttken, the amcndm mt was rejected
ayes 48, nays - Mr.. Burroughs then moved
to dismiss, which motion was lost, and tho
resolution WAS adopted.
JOiH RCSoiviioRS.-Fr0mt the Senate, for
Joint assembly this afternoon, at > o clock, to
hear the report Of the Canyassing Committee
providing for the printing of 100 copies of tho
Legislative Directory adopting the joint
rules Of the last session until others shall DO
provided scycraIly concurred in.
BiIS 'nirodHcd and rcj;yrcd. BY Mr.
Page, Ill amendment Of the act, relating to
the traffic in Intoxicating liquor for the pur-
pose Of drinking Mr.. Page moved that tho
bill be laid on the table ana 300 COZ les printed
for the use of the House. Measrs. Rice Of
Somerset, Adams of Milton, and Gray op-
posed the motion; MessrS. Washburn and
Miner favored it, when the motion was wi TIL
drawn, and the bill ordered to IL. Adj.
AFTERNOON.
The Senate came III, and the ipint assembly
was formed for tie purpose Of hearing the
report OF the Committee appointed to canvass
the votes Tor Ntplg Officers, and if necessary
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Nov Iotn, Get. lith, lisa.
The display Of s.atrary in the Crystal Palace j.
very fine, lr badly the finest collected in this
eouatIy, a9i Ills with the pointing oHi other spool
mems Of the fine arts, are tie mos, attractive and
most rcinunora';yc lai:e Of the Exhibition 20 one
who has not time 10 study all the articles il detail.
None Of these seem more attractive tan those of
Powers. Tic Greek S!oyc has been Exhibited in
Burlington, believe, and need say nothing about
it, The Eve lus never been exhibited here before.
it wa, yuu will rccylcct, boail of the uuCvrtu-
nat9 vessel, which was wrecked OF tiIc Island,
whore Margaret Fuller lost Ter life with her Ar-
.clo" and her husband, and was afterwards by
great cxcrtion, raised from the wreck with little
no injury. 1t is a very beautiful statue indeed.
The expression Of hesitation, tic " hiycrng on the
brink Of her sin, ia which you plainly That
the temptation is to strong for her, to me to
have been attained by the artist very happily hut
don't know as prefer il to tAc Greek Slave, after
ALL aud turn away from them both to the head Of
Proserpnc il preference. The name Of this is moth
ing, it might a. we'll be without a name. But al
ways delight to loo' at it, it is pure and peaceful,
and seems to sncd an influence which should malc
one, lccp full Of swcct IL, ans and peace and
quiet breathing" As billiard says in Ii SIX months
in Italy Of some picture which he there. " Here
is merely the head Of beautiful young woman, but
now lUl il is OF the most persuasive moral power
The purity Of soul expressed in those gently droop-
ing lids and softly closed lips derives fresh attraction
from so perfect a representation of It's moulding in
Huencc upon the clay in which IT Is enshrincd Tho
mere sight of such facets an argument in favor Of
/ a.
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" Gv in Europe.

We have at last q '5ar dc,'crcd between
Turkey and Russia, ana may reasonably cX-
pcct by the next Steamer tho n,ws Of WIZ
joFNa. y war too which can h5 no child s.
riav--in which the two hostile armies who
lead OF the " dane Of death" con ;,intly nun
her near three hundred th0us md men-vhich
in its progress, can hardly fail crontually to
involve all the great powers Of the continent
which will cost untold sums Of human lite and
treasurc-and on the issue OF which probably
depends the great question whether Europe
shall be, in time to come. Cossack or Rcrub-
lican. The steamers will hcnccforth come
laden with stirring accounts Of marches and
seires, battles and blood shed. Accounts in
which will figure, We fancy, once more the
names of Mozzini, Hungary and Kossuth, as
well as Car and Sultan. We give ono or
two items of interest not mentioned in our
despatch yesterday.
by the way Of Belgium comes state
ment for which the public were not prepared,
to the effect that the French Cabinet had at
last expressed, in strong terms, its - sur
prise at the irrcsolute conduct oi the Eci-
fish Minister with regard to the ail',rs Of
Turkey. L was openly asserted Tint France
had been dupcd by Austria. outwittcd b.
Prussia, and unSkilIul!y led hy Lord A5,:-
deem, and the Minister Of War was said to
have issued orders of nature to convey the
impression that Franco must be ready for
every emergency. 4 Toulon paper confirms
tAis. hy stating that all officers and soldiers
on leave in THAT city are ordered to join their
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SENATE.
MoNnAY, OcS. II, , p. N.


MoNnAY, oc'. II, : =. NJ.
Pfayor ~ the lAlitln.
Inc Senate was called to order by tIe
How. Carlos tooii'@e, President pro tlm.
It apftIrc on tae reading ot the Journal
u Saturday, that Il bill - incorporate " nitr
River lAnE WAS introduced ~ MIR. Sleeper.
ana referred to Its apr lrl"te rc'n'nltt"r, o"
2'.urd"y Ad.onrned.
-, =, iiNt -
Inc li'"5f resumed me ha'i"tlnS5 lor
Speaker Tor the year ensuing, wan the iol-
loving result
"''' Hu'' 'rF -''p N""1-''r' +" = '''. %,
lH4; i'nl",' ,''... "e'.@' "
N7a"!Y, - a. II. H. bingham, =
IAc result OF the thirty first ballot having
been d"ciarej MeSsrS. tleld and Miner wer"
"Yi nlNtta u conduct VT. Needham 10 th'
chlr' Inc "1'n was any "dmini't'fe1 to
I'll" "lNaH rr elect Wnrh he pFoCceucd 10 i'"'
dress the House rs follows;
Ggahtm"a oft.c WonS, Of Representatives.
c.,l an +hiso,c,s;,n nn,lor tbo str,or,st
.,Ili.l,;,u. OF gratitude and thnnKtlincsS to
dis I!,u.,. for IN, manifestation of their
confidence. nxt,ndnd tn mo in s,icrtinr me-
+, ,,,o.;dn oyrr their drl;t,r,ti,n. thn mo
s,n+ session
IoIrn,t ;neonsihln Gnnt,nmop If rho ro-
.,,,nsiL;iitv u,cn.s,r;Iv rr.tina, ON rho nrnsi-
dino oflirer Of Ills House. and wore II not for
tbn generosity. the mYrknd ,crorrm. anl
gl3d terl;n~, ALWAYS cxtrnIci hy the Hons,
If Rnnrpsrntatiy,,s Of hi, Stato to their
;ne1L y I sLoulj feel uttrr]v mail. r. ncr-
FIRM if. Iutins
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;njnirnnrn AMI v,nr niI !, fl,s nari ,rmnnra
INK lnti,s I.y,ITin.r man ,nr In tho rnno-
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sen WEE.
TUESDAY, Oct IL, 10 \.

TUESDAY, Oct Is, 10 \. ".
The Scurtc was called to order by the Prcsl-
dent DrO tenn.
Bills introduced and Rcttwed.--By Mr..
Howl, granting to Amisl |. llolcomb his heirs
and assigns for ten years, the exclusive right
of keeping ferry from Reynolds Point, on
the l. St shore Of Isle La Mott to Aburgh;
referred tn the Committee on Roads.
I he Senate were informed through the Clerk
Of the louise that that body had concurrcd IN
the Joint resolution to meet at 3 o'clock this at-
tcrnoon TO helr the rerort of the Canyasslng
Committee.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the appointment OF
the following Standing Committees for the
SESSION;
on Rules.-Messrs. Field, Gsandcy, and
Rice.
On Ucctions.- Messrs Bingham, Plympton
Carpenter, Hatch, Blrnhlm, Nichols, and Ben
urt.
Mr., Palmer rrcs"nted the memorial OF
David Francis, claiming seat in the House
as the representative from the town of Wells
referred "a the Committee on Elections,