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rARM FOR SALE In Alexandria county, Virginia,
within On of aqueduct-- will sell, reasonable
terms farm porsn thereof located above within
half containing hundred and
between i've and thirty acre.of beautiful
cleared Much the larger portion oi
this farm rc including twenty thirty which might be d
meadow Persons who he disposed TO
purcAse are referred grocer Ninth Penn
sylvania avenue Horauo Ball, on adj ,cent farm,
An I3 eodlYs WIN, BALL.
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cRAPE shnvis, ysites, MantilIAs, and Parasols.-we
call very particular
Of the above goods
IQ0 shaws varying in price from s. 10 $50
rs York and Paris made maniilas, from 50 $50
1000 parasols, various styles and prices
$500 Hhaws IN cashmere merno silk berege all styles from rs
cents
complete OF all kinds foreign
{ dry goods, a prices fail please.
yERBY, TEBBs, n YERBY,
Avenue House, 7th aud Pa
April 23-dlm Miss Dermou's building.
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osas 60 be be. taken ~ cen. 1 @ and a.. me ssss n
occupy kindly
very S aIa 10 @odsn sG,s m on MIN ~ the as.
are unable 20 pocura room while ours being pun up We
1a,ss ilan mem % sei Iou.s -
e o sod ese II % ss s n d o' @ 81 a hnd, OF M hs o
meas, ms all al o. o. which VII. h i n. new, .a Ill
viii BE- asked and less viii be ,ahea It's obvious that
leave the store without being paid viii charged
wedoem merely requisite susges, indebted
that we need every dollar due doubt
PERRY BROTHER,
hp9-dlm Opposite Centre MaIks
EOH cHILDREN.we a very complete assortment
q children, all sizes and number.
so do cotton aud I.ie gloves for children
e. 2i, do six gloves for children
w sa. as a anal pas Of va0" styles of dress goods @
90 pieces small checks and stripes suitable for
Kasws sss ,s above goods
wear as we think must give sausaeion .a, ,no ,.nn,
- Avenue House, corner Of 7th street and Pa avenue
ADIEs' DRESS GOODS
IL 80 pieces choice dress silks, in solid coors and striped
100 100 DO DO Der bssess . de laines, from ish cents up
IS DO DO e%S,oidslsS aas%l, si'S nasi". %n''s
IS patterns baze, travelling dresses. new
sv w q @ n and complete Of ~ kinds Of
Avenue House, corner Of IN street and Pa. avenue
CLoTHs yestlngs, and Pantaloon Materials we will
70 pieces black French clo,hs various grades
IND S ssssis ss sss .s es sss sisss:
;9, 80 DC 9 and patterns various ~ s,ylss % yssunss
spring Shois whsn @
WI" be sold at the very lowest psi: YERBY 81 IsBs VERIFY
Avenue House, corner Of 7lh and Pa. avenue
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REFRtoERAToRs-f tefhserntors on sale at mo s1
~ ~ "Ie waeroom on fh street, opposite the REchanpe pL
hey embrace every convenience o Keeping everything So w
they rsnr he beat - t'Nf' ~ ~" W Heln
Ar6-AawSw NJ
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GOODS Tor Boy Wear.-We have hand a good :
VI Of goods for boys wear, consisting Of
Check linens linen driings, tweeds, cashmeres
summer cloths, cassmeres, French striped nankeens
Coonade could suitable boys
wear, which would solicit attention.
We have opened splendid stock OF plain and embod
cred shaw OF heavy TEXTURE which would invite
the inspection Of the ladies'.
Our hoisery complete comprising
and boys stockings of all always elsewhere
our STOCK Of linen goods In
will be found odah,oned makes
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow &c.
Aso fine linens OF quay table linens IN great variety and
superior and wide heeungs OF all widths cheap.
so dozen table napkins, from 81 Is
DO brown scntch linens boys &c
With linen order, all winch
spectfully submit the inspection OF purchasers.
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 CO.,
Ap 5-eo6nf 7th street, Pennsy
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NEW and Desirable Spring Goad..-Magruder = Ca.
yen respectfully invite The attention of toir friends,
Of spring goods Our been selected win
S"'s sa 9sss sw Of afs the .fa saa
'ss sns ss speS ~ ssss aaS ns, s
IS do plaid check French oulard.
IS DO DO DO 30 Striped very very ,a high usus ias,rs
piece, light rich rich ns 1oende much below The usual
10 do rich plain do, embracing every shade and quality
DO ~ ass s,s. ts aSG Se,u lot bought al auction
10 DO fine black Gro de Rhine very rich glossy
Beautiful Beau figured % and plain all wool moussenes
PLAN and figured chaieys moussenes, chaley robes
100 pieces fine berege de aines beautiful designs
iso !. %, do fine quality, 70 sell at IAN cents
Twisted silks and granudnes, bsfege de laine robes
Very fine do a5 cents worth SO cents
loo loo pieces ices fine lawns, at lak cents
and durable S"s"'"'' '''''' ""'"''' s0'0
10 pieces fine black beregas
Plain and black damask Hunanna twisted silks
10 pieces fine black bombasn, Lupins Sas. max.
% 3 pieces medium-priced do
Black apacas, every grade and price
rounds Irish linens and nal1e.
Fine Fine black cloths, cassmeres, and yestings
Beaehed and brswn table damak linen and sheetngs
And every other kind q goods line which invite
PRICES for t cash. a,.n or to ,a pane,aa customers
ana lace anle grade and color And also
mention they are o. The mos. styles Also handsome
much ower than heretofore
April l7--3taw2w MAGRUnER 4 CALVERT.
lOME AT LASr.-Qraps shnwis Grape Shawls.--W.
would respectfully inform friends and public
that we have This day opened
shaws pan and embroidered offered In
which would call their
chased the lowest prces will be sold accordingly
examine at YERBY, TEBBS, h YERBY'S,
Miss Demot's building,
Corner Of Seventh and Pennsy vania avenue.
Ap l3-eolwif
EOR RENT-A large story house, with attic base
ment and three story back building the whole containing
yard with pump OF in situated street,
and AZ streets, occupied Mrs Spaung
given the LIST Of May
Inquire Of J. P. PEPPERor
j. w. HICKS,
Executors Of the of ID. Calvin,
Ap lS-MWhSiu Adams's Express building.
NOTICE TO the PublicNew splendid French AMI
~ American paper angng the Metropolitan
upholstery street, 9Th Streets consisting
superior gold silver velvet and satin finished papers, bordes
he board Transparent shades patterns
Upholstery all its branches Paper noe Remem
Der PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hail.
Ap l6-eod3m
pRIZE MEDAL Marble work.-The prize medal for su
Metropolitan Mechanics FAIR he begs
OF in of marble work
marble manes consisting Of Sienna Brocatee Italian Egyp
uan marble, which he is selling al reduced prices.
On hand Italian and and
stone slabs, to which he also Invites attention
Aso 1900 feet OF Connecticut brown suitable budn,
purposes, al ALEX. RUTHERFORD's
Marble and Brown Stone Yard,
. Penn. avenue, between 10 and lax streets.
Ap pie-aawlm ttnei1
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ZINC PAINrs.-Tbe New Jersey Zinc Company are
ufscturna these paints Of superior quality Their advantages
m They are not apartment. recently p.io
are not subject the dsesng mdes arising from the use Of
beauty durabi,y-ziae work,
much harder ihan any other paint and Is not easily soea Wsr
unaffected BY bge water coal or gases
water paints viii their color and preserving
qosires long after other paints & are % ssuoyea % n,, ,o,
surface than Iead-h in connensn with their
zinc les. than hsif The eo.' with lead.
prices arc well sSed Cor painting roofs buildings. and q. me
ac surfaces pa,cular iron, which they eaectuay from
paints prepared manner may
principal deal in the cities and large Of the Unon and BY
the companys agents, -
pure IA" p''"' "''"'''o'e' '' e0"''"' np aa"dim
EDUCATION OF INBECILEs.-JAs. D. RICHARDS has
located hs school for tho education Of children Of slew mental
PHILADELPHIA
Those who have become eouye,ssa with Mr. Richards mode o.
has done IN raising those under his from condition Of i'm
hirg which bu, few thought beyond
In Europe similar institutions which
have been the means by course o. early training Of ,essnns many
than four in teaching this class Of
Pcn-e Dwyn pashs drug STORE. sou,hwcs, corner
Of slh and Arch streets Philadelphia
The r. Rev Bishop Fouer, Thomas > knkorde,M.D
Hon Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Hon Judge Hroal Prof Thos. u. Nnter, NJ n.
Hon Henry D. Ghpin, Alfred l.. Ewyn, NJ. D.
la Washington, he will refer 70 his friends
Gen James Hamilton, Miss Dorohea l.. Dix.
Hon Horace Mann,
Mar 2-dlm
MH. y, G. DANCHOEr DAVIS hns resumed In New
wi York he practice Of tbs aud, addition will
pvesuel of pecnniary
be conhded l Having med
the eornmcal financial and
England and the principal of the residence
of three bali London, he also
desiring 10 have business transacted in Europe.
NEw YoRK, ~ Wall street, February, 1888.
rrrsprsoFs.
Messrs, James @. King \ sons
Messfs, Duncan, sherman, n Co, }
Messrs. Blake, Ward, b Co., New York BcxoA.
Messrs. Cofceran n Riggs, Waldagion.
Hon. John Davis, Worcesief, Maysachusetts.
s.M pgo.osss IN N.yeh r es,,v n,
APRIL for bousop where his business probably
weeks, se will take charge Of
tancd him there other Europe During His All
ietters addressed address
London viii be 10 the Barring Brothers Co To
whom he is also permitted refer. "
Mar s-dlm
'oLoRED PORTRAITS OF Louis Napoison and thu
W Empress.
For sale a. TAYLOR MAURyS
bookstore, Wh suseL
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~ OWEN * son, merchant tniiors, opening
r.. spring supply Of goods consisting OF rich
fine black blue and cloths blue black
with choice selection OF vesngs
Styles which they invite tho attention Of their friends and the
public generally.
Ap is-2awlm
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ELOOk OII.CI.OTES.-We have in and sale tae
above
public The Of most of them
which tapestry landscape, mosaic
pave grained wood in pane and blocks very unique, esco
cbintze, and other styles.
Also extensive supply table step ocos al OF which
will be sold on m reasonable terms, usual by
CLAGErT 4 DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods
Anl0 n2tf
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VENUE HOUSE. George French ~ CO., late Of
n Fronchs Hotel Norfolk Vrgnahis Hotel Just finished al
EXPENSE furnished throughout in the latest and best style
The airy attention will be paid 10 the
comfort of their guests
Families wishing accommodated at reasonable rates
The charge for day toarders will be 81 per week
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NOTICE TO the Publtc-New arrival and
American hangnes the Metropolitan
upholstery s'ore between 9th
superior gold silver velvet finished
fire board
Upholstery all its short not,e Remem
Der PLANTS, directly back OF ronH
Ap l6-eod3m
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liENTJ.EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-We would call
VI the particular attention of gentlemen large
stock OF furnishing goods linen dress shi
and made order
also The approved style collars and
der the shortest We arrangements
will enable us to produce the incest and best ing Shirt
| smallest prices
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fVHE Complete Works OF Jon" ".' 'ss"', :" -, -
Il volumes edited by his son. a.. 1..,.,
dniy Of Ch.tian by The Right Jeremy Taylor D. D.
Journal and Letters Of Henry Martyr -.
Christianity Revived in the Esst; by w. o. ~ Dwgnl,,
For sale by GRAY han.nF, ~, ~, -, Inn
AnrflI
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DARGAINs ron MECIIANICs-Cnsh for BuiIdin;

BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs-Cash for Building
house-Popons invited build, OF frame or brick,
exceeding TO be finished before the
LIST November and each to be paid for cash tn hdnd as
soon ready for occupancy.
outside OF the OF washing
bui approached within few rods by excellent gayeed
railroad They intended 10 be OF
form, lots and all near together but not
adjoining
Plans these houses cellars invited which shall
dollars EACH Address the undersigned
at No 7, FowIers building, Washington - ..
Ap l2-eo2w WM SIlCkNEf
ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAISS.-Just received by The
Ii and rich supply OF the
goods which will be found attractive and will be sold
unusually low.
Also beautiful of window cornices which will be
made TO order
Ap l2-eoH CLAGETT q DODSoN.
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nOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.-We now in
large and desirable steck Of goods suitable for
families, hotel keepers, steamboats, &C.
500 pieces beached and broad cottons best makes
so do best heached sheetings, all widths
100 do prints, fast colors
$50 do lawns all prices
100 do berege lanes
Is do bleacbei table damask
10 do brown do do
30 bundles brown table cloths, various szes
so dozen napkins
rs pieces shiring linen, all grades and best makes
50 do toweing all grades
10 hannels
900 dozen stockings, various grades
I50 do half hose, all sizes and grades.
The above goods cheap aud wishing purchase
will please call themselves We glad
10 show goods they cheap.
VERIFY, TEBbS, l. VERIFY,
Avenue House, Of 7th street and Pa. avenue,
April 23-dm
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NEWS Uoys' wesr.-we In extensive
MI fancy eOiors,
venes, o the latest styles Also, goods for boys wear
such
Linen drilling, linen check coitonndes
Blue, black, brown, aud green summer cloths
Croron cloths, drap d'ete
White and coorea marseiIs, plaid and stiiped ienns
Farmers drilling, nc. To be sold very low, - -
April lT--3M tLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
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uy ). c. mcguire. Auouoneer.

DRws IN TRINITY CHURCH FOR SALE At trCTioNs-
on Monday the ad of May hslfpast O'Clock m,
will offer Tnpiy Church. Of I'd ana streets, BY
order OF The ycstry ali pew sold
many which very ellgibly situated
The choice of pows given 20 the highest bidder.
Terms made known m the sale. . -
Ap I5-lawtAp25Sdts Anciioneer'
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VHE Religion Of Geology and Connected Sciences
l. by Edward Hitchcock, u. u.
The Old Red sandsiones Hnrh Miler.
Footprints ~ The Creator by Hugh Mnler.
Man frimevaIi by John Harris, D. u.
The Pre- 4damiie Eartl by John IIarris, u. y.
Philosophy ofthe Plan u Salvanni American ctsen.
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
ApB 7ih street, near odd Fellows Hall,
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MOT TO PULLED DOWN.-our store is be
IN pulled down, stock fancy
goods, which determined 10 sell
who Our
sold. All their call
purchasing will guaranty they fail in
bcip suited price qualify place.
YERBY TEBBS YERBY,
1ih and Pa. ay, Miss Demous building.
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For Baltimore and edate Points o IN
mae River and Chesapeake Bay.

.,su-~ The swim, comfortable md commodious low
Powhatan, Captain Charles L. Nit
ce having entirely ehed enlarged, and improved ia
number
Washington Alexandria, and Baltimore
furhu erpeeied make weekly from Wash
Balore leaving Washington al s. and Alexandria
Monday, and returning Thursday Passengers de-
the Baliimare, which leaves at
board the Povhaan, without
extra charge.
be usual Of the Columbia and
Of passage will be as lollowsi
hquin other landings below that and 10
Baltimore. w
To Marbury's .'....''....,...'', W
Meals
further information sEply Captain Mitchell on
board, oEOkeE MhfIlNabf,
Ap 2-sod7t Agent In Washington.
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nON'r HE HUMHUGGED.-It is well known that no M
" chant pay goods
large aud Of and
desirable good which sell less than profess
ps sell cos,n Purchasers viii please call and for
themselves
hp 15-dIwif HALL BROTHER.
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rHoICE Juvenile Reedtng.-Ciara Stanley or, sum,
" among Hits; by the author Of Aun hah' rnce %
-
Indian Tribes ef Guiana by the Rev w " Brett Price 90
ent
The Children ofnio Manse by Mrs Duncan Pde" 20 cent
Jamie Gordon bf, The Orphan. Price 80 cenis'
The books beauduy usatcd and are the beginning
Tor saie bs '''fe GRAY sBALLANTYNE,
APa sryenth stroai, near odd Fellovs' Hall
Ss~s]
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CAHLorISA and the Iesu,ts nj REEVE, by Edmund
" Fnrrere.
Ma,mony OF, Aasrs Ia cur Village Seventy Years Ago
by Mrs. Caustic.
History q he Msdhooses BY Rev. ]. 8. neaaley.
For sale By GRAY BALLANTfNE,
Ap9f Seventh street, Odd Fellows Halt
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I'oV sALEA three brick rs feet inches
a3deep slate roof and hro wnls in smiis block, lat
street. Geogetown The lot % l2s
e alley Of 20 wide II doomed unnecessary particular
IN describing Tits properly further than that has the convent
cpces aud accommodation suitable o a family.
oneiouHb the purchase viii be required In hand
credit o. one two, three and four yeers win sven az desired
on the deferred payments.
Apply TO o. Vnson, Third AUDITORS office, a. Treasury
nnrdnR.
Ap s-eoJ2w
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WORKS by Dr Cheever-A Reel in Bolie, for Jack in
w the Dodiums; being Of King's
voyage Celestial county Edited from the
uscps OF Old Salt
Voices Foster child, the Soul OF Man OF
Analoges Natural and the Spiritual World.
Pilgrims Progress, and the Life and Times OF
Bunyan. For sale by
| GRAY y BALLANTYNE,
Seventh suce,
i An Near Odd Fellows'
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AUCTION BARGAINsWe Ju in receipt Of large
IL embroidees Of kinds, which
bought northern auctions low prices We respectfully
solicit call ladies' and promise sell them good
will be found cheap worked collars, sleeves
cuffs, inserungs, handkerchefs, &c,
we opened Of the best borege de nes
l2k have had ipr sale.
w. NJ. SHUSTER n CO.,
Ap 5-eo2wif Ub suect, Ponnsyivania avenue.
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nIIE MISSES ANDERSON have several pleasant and
furnished let, with without board House on
and ID htst house east opposite Me-
4 chanic's Row, Washington
Mar 2t-2awimifs
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"NEw York, May IL, le52
T English Law and Equity Reports edited by Messrs Bennett
Smith, think and benefit
Such examination hive given these volumes
and diligence of tho editors and the Re-
appear compendous
which the English Reports presented to u.s.
"WILLIAM KENT"
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ERENtH NOVELS AND HouANCEs.--A variety, en-
acna of the best ~ naizhc Dumas Ducange, F
val Mason and ohe pron angng from IS cents upwards
some of profasey iilustraed.
Just opened. direc, from Paris FRANCK TAYLOR.
Apps
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,oLoRED PORTRAITS OF Louis Napoleon thu
W Empress.
Fo sale ~ TAYLOR MAURy's
BOOKSTORE, 9TH suseL
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! I,OUuHEHN nd Lands for Sale GS-
y ohanreands states Of Tcras Louisiana and Illinois
s.leced snoe and IN the Territory
its organization, VIII be SOLD AT sue
purchaser rare investment o ms cap'a
of exchanged for city property
= 'f " ~ B. II. CBEEvER,
| Ma, 90 o,~oro fInt1 opposite Treasury.
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Id AILROAD Contractors, and Others Interested, are
II informed Mess Johnson Cammcl Company, Propns
'cyops steel works OF Sheffield, England
the safe of their pntent
and successfully used all
principal roads In Great Britain 10 the exclusion OF inds fue
her, aud all other modern inventions
orders received and models TO be seem at rooms opposite the
''''''' '' u. II. CBEEvER a A. TURNBULI..
Mar AZ 2aw2m Intel
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EoR RENT.-Tbe of nov occupied w Ffaiessc
Chas vacated the 9Th Of April They AZ
airy most desirable hom ~ cen
uaton beng all the departments ard public hndines "
quire OF - :. y bfhNh, -
13-WsFu
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I oUKINa-eLAss WAREHOUSE, M Chestnut !.


IL below Fourth side phladsIpbaWe inform mcrchnnh
residents this vicinity complete assortment
nants pier wall glasses richest styles. for private
country sales, portrait and picture frames, SC
will be found establishment.
experience and large facilities enable u TO sell the best goo
at lowest prices.
Dimensions being given viii awe estimates for ,ze mir
delivered breakage, point Orders solicited
plate glass dweings sc atmpoaon prices
M 9-sud7t THOMAS j. MATT ~ W.
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STATIONARy steam Engine for snic.-An engine IL
good orde with boers shang aud all drrs To-
accommodating bo Majors building
and is Also, good standing press
bic for book binding, other work requiring pressure
A. BOYD HAMILTON
In Mr. Hami,on's absence apply
40 9l-dlw rLhrr n STEWART, 18th street
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EENTLEMEN's Fashionable Hats and Caps of the
VI approved full assortment always on
hand and for sale reasonable prices, ut LANES
Fashionable Hat tap, and Genlemen's Furnishing Store
Ap 93aw3wif Penn. avenue between AZ and 9th streets
DoNNETst Bospctst nnetsi-Just received from the
ID Of desirable nlone lace
Extra Wing bonnets the latest fashion in Paris and Broadway New
HALL \ BRuTHER.
ht lt-Alwf
NEW Furnishing Goods j.st reostv.d.- Gentlemen In
IN superior fitting shirts linen and do
scsrfs and supendefs Of all kinds
nnbrelss dressing robes, sc &C.
please call LANES
ie-Aaw3wif Penn. between AZ and 9Th
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

THURSDAY Morning Jan. Goth.
house met pursuant to Adjournment.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Dodge-a petition from citizens Of
Scott and Muscatne counties for a chan &c of
the boundary between said counties; laid on
the table.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
by Mr. Bryan with leave--a bill providing
Tor taxing the census of part Of Warren coun-
~, read hfst and second time and ordered to
a third reading
by Mr. Reeder with leave-H file 2l2. a bill
providing for the publication of the laws of the
session; read first and second time and on
motion OF Mr. Rogers referred to select COM
mittee composed of Messrs Rogers, Reeder and
Coles.
BY Mr. A'ger with lpave--H file 2l3, bill
tor an act supplemental to an act emit led an
act 70 dispose OF the swamp and OVERLOOKED
landsoi TINS slate and pay for selecting and
surveying the same approved January 18th
ieos; read first and second time and referred
10 select committee Of Kessrs Alger, Haun
and Bunker.
Mr. Folsom from the committee to whom was
referred a bill legazing the right Of tria
by jury, reported substitute ,herefor; concur
red IN and ordered to third reading.
Mr. Townsend from The committee on amend
ments To the code,reported substitute for +
files g, lo2 us. ISL, l52. f39. 10, IS, los ane
81; read first and s'condt time.
On motion of Mr Grimes the house went into
committee of the whole on this bill, Mr. Garbe
in the chairs
The bill was then read as follows: